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- Attendees: Mike Boulland, Kitty
Monahan, Sam Drake, Ron Horii
- We have 222 volunteer hours for
the year.
- We need to pay the Post Office
box cost. We pay $44, which we split 50:50 with FOLAW. Our bank balance
is $274. After $25 expenses, we'll have $249 left. We have $519 in
in-kind gifts.
- Fandango went well. Julie Lee
and Jan Shriner sent thank you notes to us.
- Roxanne Koopman of Bernal School
wants to see district cross-country races at Santa Teresa, which would
include Bernal, Davis, and Herman. Mike is trying to get the site fees
and parking fees reduced. He's working with Ranger Aniko Millan to
setup something this year. Aniko will be the lead on this. Mike will be
meeting with her to plan this. Mike asked the Parks & Rec. Board
for help. They asked Park staff to help. Mike talked to Parks Director
Rob Courtney about reducing the parking fees. The cross-country route
starts at the Meadow in the Pueblo Area, goes up the Mine Trail, around
Trench Hill, and back on the Pueblo Trail. Coaches will need special
permission to use Trench Hill to watch the racers, as it's now a
restricted area. The site fee is normally $500. There's a form that
needs to be filled out. Beeny Sanders is helping. Mike wants to get the
parking fees waived for the meets. The fees can be made up because the
kids will come up to the park to practice and will be paying parking
fees then.
- On the Coyote Peak sign: Mike
sent a letter to the Muwekmas, who responded back. They will be putting
a statement on the sign in the Muwekma language.
- We finished CAP Grant Cycle 25.
There was $3.96 that we did not spend, so we're giving it back.
- We applied for CAP Grant Cycle
26. We asked for $400 this time, omitting the event insurance. We got
the $400, which pays for the UNSCC fees, website fees, and newsletter
expenses.
- September 8 is the Jump-In
Parade in New Almaden.
- September 15 is Coastal Clean-Up
Day at various places.
- Ron showed pictures of the new
visitor's center at Anderson, the preparations at the ranch for
Fandango, dry vegetation, the Norred Trail, the Norred Ranch, the Pyzak
Ranch, the Coyote-Alamitos Canal, 4H gardens, the restored barn, Santa
Teresa Spring, big fish in the pond, clearing of the field in the front
of the pond.
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