2004/03/18 Senior Citizens Advisory Commission Minutes •
CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMISSION MINUTES
March 18, 2004
The Senior Citizens Advisory Commission of the City of Rohnert Park
met this date in regular session commencing at 1:00 p.m. at the Senior Center,
6800 Hunter Drive, Suite A, Rohnert Park, with Chair Todd presiding.
Call to Order Chair Todd called the regular session to order at approximately 1:05 p.m.
and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Roll Call Present: (5) Commissioners Todd, Kral, Tringali, Cassinelli, Ackerman
Absent: (0)
Staff present for all of meeting: Recreation Coordinator Vicki Wilkerson.
Staff absent: Recreation Specialist Wendy Audiss, City Council Liaison
Armando Flores, Park & Recreation Commissioner Gaye Carlson and
Recreation Services Manager Guy Miller.
After roll call, Chairman Todd submitted her resignation to the Board, as she
will be relocating to Napa County on May 1, 2004.
Approval of
Minutes The minutes of the January 15, 2004 meeting were not made available to the
Commissioners for approval.
Posting of the
Agenda Due to the absence of the Secretary/Recreation Specialist, Chair Todd could not
acknowledge that the posting of the Agenda as required by law was performed.
Unscheduled
Public
Appearances None
City Council
Liaison Report City Council Liaison absent — no report
Recreation Services
Manager Report Guy Miller was absent.
Park & Rec. Liaison Gaye Carlson was absent.
Recreation Spec. Wendy Audiss was absent.
Recreation Coord. Vicki Wilkerson reported on January and February statistics: two checks from
the craft shop totaling $295; Units of Service totaling 938.5 and 914.5
respectively; January rentals $2,500. 10 and February rentals $3,331.10.
Transportation (Sunshine Bus, Casino and Travel with Martha) 113 total.
Donations totaled $247 for the two months. The Superbowl party brought in
$2,619; the Used Clothing Sale on Feb.6 had a profit of$364.35 (Vicki
commented we should have this sale twice a year.) The program "Connections
Across Generations" was being held again this year with two groups meeting
on Friday — one in the morning and one in the afternoon. We received $119.40
from the Feb. 10 Shodakai Casino trip; the AARP Tax Program is doing very
well — more people than ever as it is now for all ages, not just seniors.
February 27 was our Cruise Party — 42 signed up; July 2 is the last day to sign
up. On 2/28 the California Park & Rec. Society had their annual awards
banquet in which Betty and Joe Tringali were presented with their Community
Service Award for 2003; Betty has also been hired as a part-time employee with
the title Recreation Coordinator. On March 5 the first Fund Raising
Committee meeting was held. I lopefully the Committee will come up with two
fundraisers a month — nothing too big. Friday, April 9, is the next meeting.
Vicki announced a new "Chat Corner" program similar to the old Current
Events. If interested, see Vicki. It is scheduled for Tuesday at 10:30-12:00. A
stamp workshop is in the works -there will he a free demonstration in the
dining room on Tues. April 20 at 1 :00 p.m. Computer lessons will be starting—
these will be private lessons on a brand new computer. You must sign up at the
front desk.
End of March , there's a trip to the Jelly Belly Factory and Anheuser-Busch
Brewery—there will be three vans; there is a waiting list.
On April 6, Asian Art Museum trip; April 13 Shodakai; April 16 Bingo Party
and Hot Dog Friday; April 17 Paramount Theater trip; April 20
Stamp class; April 21 Seminar; May 11 Casino trip; May 14 Variety Friday.
Matters from
Commissioners Established next meeting as May 20.
Meeting Adjourned
There being no further business to discuss and no one further desiring to be
heard, it was moved and seconded to adjourn the meeting at 1:25 p.m.
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\((k@kt.11.) 1 _97 6 /4 The following following is a re-cap of acitivites which have occurred at the Senior Center for the
month of October with comparisons to last year:
Number of groups/activities: 264#�' --298 '
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Department (each counted once)
Non-department (counted each use)
Attendance:
Department
Non-department
Total
Fees Collected:
Senior Center Programs* 01' g 31.0d
Senior Center Rentals1D• 1 0
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Registrations Processed:
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Sunshine Bus 4 )a 1 ao
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Classes
Activities
Excursions #i 5 .0 0 - �24'1.o�
Donations ic13.G0
Sunshine Bus
Scholarship
Newsletter Subscriptions
Advertising
Drop-In
Craft Shoppe
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