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This is a busy month for the LPCA Board. Elections will be held this month at our March 15th meeting. We currently have two vacancies on the board and several incumbents hoping to stay on the board. Later in this newsletter, we are sharing with you the members who are running for board positions. I hope that you will come join us at the March meeting and vote for theses candidates. There will be no board meeting in April, but the Board will be meeting at a Saturday retreat to fashion a Business Plan for the new year and tune up our organization as needed. It is also a great way to bring our new board members up to speed. You don’t have to be a board member to participate in the Association. I encourage anyone who is interested to attend our Committee meetings or volunteer to help at the many events we have planned for this Spring. Just contact the Committee Chairs identified at the end of the newsletter. Your President,

L. Steven Winlock

The Monthly Report A Newsletter of the Land Park Community Association

Issue No. 2 March 2017

A SVMGCC Publication Presidential Musings

Citrus Harvest Success By Stephanie Duncan

Continued on Page 2

Over 130 volunteers pitched in on Saturday, February 18th to pick nearly 5,000 lbs. of citrus from homes in the Land Park area to the Pocket. Volunteers from the LPCA, Harvest Land Park, Harvest Sacramento, Harvest Hollywood Park, Hollywood Park Neighborhood Association, Sierra Service Project, and Soil Born Farms met at Centennial United Methodist Church to form groups and head to area homes. Each group harvested fruit at three homes, where lemons, oranges, grapefruit, kumquats, and other citrus were aplenty. The citrus picked was delivered to Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services to provide nourishing fruit to those in need.

The citrus harvest is one way that the LPCA is helping to combat hunger in Sacramento, where there are 242,000 food insecure residents in the county. That means 1 in 5 Sacramento adults and 1 in 4 children lack access to enough nutritionally adequate food for an active, healthy life.

This important community service project of Soil Born Farms, also called the edible city initiative, has taken on the work formerly done by Senior Gleaners. It arranges for teams of volunteers to come to people’s homes to pick their citrus fruit, leaving part of it for the residents if they wish, and donating the harvest to Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services. If you would like to volunteer for a future harvest, which take place almost every weekend, or would like to donate the fruit from your trees, contact Soil Born Farms at (916) 363-9685 or through their website https://soilborn.org/.

Continued LPCA members visit ArtStreet

By Stephanie Duncan

On Sunday, February 19th, LPCA members were provided the opportunity to visit ArtStreet, a temporary art installation that utilized a combined 65,000 sq. ft. outside and within a warehouse at the corner of 1st Ave and 3rd Street. ArtStreet is the second exhibition coordinated by M5 Arts, the non-profit collective behind Art Hotel 916 in Downtown Sacramento last year. Over 100 artists and performers took part in the ArtStreet project, which had the theme of “street”. As visitors meandered through the pathways within ArtStreet, they encountered various types of art that included video, audio, storytelling, photography, mixed media, music performances, puppetry, sculptures, paintings, and much more. Also created was the West End Club, a glimpse into the world of Sacramento's lost neighborhood, where 127 bars could be found in twelve blocks. Nightlife, dining and entertainment of all sorts could be had in a short stroll, alongside the shops and homes of our city's most diverse neighborhood. A variety of performances and screenings were available to ArtStreet visitors each night at the West End Club.

ArtStreet served to fulfill one of the tenets of M5Arts, to broadly provide access to art in a non-institutional context. ArtStreet ran from February 3-25, 2017. The Land Park Community Association was an ArtStreet sponsor.

The Monthly Report is a monthly newsletter of the Land Park Community Association.

Material from members and non-members is actively

encouraged. The Editor reserves the right to edit for length and appropriateness. Placement of material is not

guaranteed.

Submittals are due to the Editor by the 25th of each month.

LPCA Membership Information

If you are not already a member you can sign up through the LPCA website at www.landpark.org. If you are already a member, a renewal notice will be sent to you via email when your membership renewal fee is due. Membership is $25 for a residential membership and $35 for a business membership.

THE MONTHLY REPORT

MONTHLY BOARD MEETINGS

The LPCA Board meets each month on the third Wednesday at the Eskaton Monroe Lodge from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. An agenda of the upcoming meeting is available at least a week in advance on the LPCA website at www.landpark.org. Your attendance is encouraged and participation welcomed.

March 15 LPCA Annual Membership Meeting and Board Elections Eskaton Monroe Lodge 6:30 pm March 16 Safety and Security Presentation -Q&A with Sac PD -Neighborhood Watch Presentation -Tips on Keeping You and Your Home Safe Crocker Riverside Elementary 6 pm April 1 Annual Egg Hunt and Hat Parade

William Land Park 9am April 18 Urban Bicycling 101 Class -For Adults and Older Teens Cal Middle School Library 6:30pm May 21 A Taste of Land Park 10th Ave between 11th and 13th Sts.

UPCOMING EVENTS: MARK YOUR CALENDARS

Land Park Community Association Minutes from February 15, 2017

Board Members: Steve Winlock-‐President, Craig Rutledge-‐Vice President, Stephanie Duncan-‐Treasurer, Barry Hogan-‐Secretary, Michelle Smira Brattmiller, Pinki Cockrell, Shannel LaDue, Joleen Lonigan, Lisa Riley, Mitch Rohrer, John Schade, Don Sronce, Art Taylor, and Steve Walker. Barry Hogan, Shannel LaDue, and Mitch Rohrer were absent. 6:31pm Call to order and brief Board Member Introductions: I. Consent Calendar: These are items that are non-controversial in nature and can be

approved in one motion.

A. Minutes of Previous Board Meeting (Stephanie Duncan) B. Budget and Board Expenditure Report (Stephanie Duncan)

II. Announcements Presentations

A. President’s Report/Announcements Steve Winlock said that the LPCA should hold a forum on the homeless situation in the area. Also proposed installing a bench in Land Park specifically from the LPCA.

B. Thank you Noah’s Bagels and Goodie Tuchews for the refreshments C. Steve Hansen’s office (Consuelo Hernandez)

-Consuelo Hernandez provided an update on the homeless encampments under the W/X freeway. Staff from the City Manager’s office is coordinating various services and working to clean up the encampments. Consuelo said that county provides mental health and substance abuse services, not the City. -Steve Hansen & Sac Housing Alliance are hosting an affordable housing forum at 5:30pm on February 16th. -The burned restroom in Village Green has sufficient funding for replacement and will have locking doors after a certain hour. -Work on the Land Park ponds has been delayed due to rain. -Pony Express Marathon has been cancelled. -Egg Hunt in Land Park with LPCA will be on Saturday, April 1st from 9-11am. -Tree clean-up and replacement in the park post-storms will take some time due to the number of downed trees. -Concerns expressed about crime in area- Consuelo said to report everything to SacPD so they can keep track of activity. -County Office of Emergency Services is the entity that informs residents in case of a flood or evacuation. -Consuelo will look into whether the air raid sirens in the Park and around town are still operational.

D. Sacramento Police Neighborhood Update-‐ The police were unable to attend due to a

scheduling conflict, but will have a Q&A at the March 2017 LPCA meeting. E. Land Park Amphitheater Status Architect Phil Harvey provided an update on the William Carroll Memorial Amphitheatre

improvement project. The improvements will include covering for the stage, an increased stage size, restrooms, and an audio/visual booth.

$100,000 from a trust fund of fees collected on special events in Land Park has been dedicated to this project to help with seed money. More information can be found at http://www.landparkamphitheater.com/

F. Community Working Group update on PG&E gas line replacement project regarding timeline, map, and tree removal.

Dennis Kellogg, Land Park resident and part of working group provided update on discussions with PG&E on gas line replacement project. PG&E has promised to provide working group with a 5-year plan of their project. There are 100 trees that may be removed in the course of this project, many of which are along the cloverleaf of Riverside and Sutterville near I-5 freeway. PG&E has an exemption to remove trees that may otherwise be considered heritage trees since they can state that project is needed for public safety. Working group is asking for clarification and information from PG&E including maps and 5-year plan of project. Consuelo Hernandez from Hansen’s office said the City has no jurisdiction over PG&E. Working group is planning to have a community meeting about this project in late March or early April.

Committee Reports and Discussion A. Land Use (Steve Walker, Chair) Land Use Committee was supposed to have meeting with

Wave Broadband, but Wave did not show up. Wave has since said that they will probably use the conduits under the street that belong to AT&T for fiber internet service instead of above-ground poles.

-Cal Middle School flagpole fell during recent storms. LPCA will look into ways to help replace flagpole.

-New Starbucks going in on Sutterville near Sac City College. Land Use will follow project. -Question asked about Alder Grove/Marina Vista public housing project renovation. Joan

Borucki (LPCA admin and Greater Broadway Partnership) said that the project is currently going through historic preservation. Still has to do an Environmental Impact Report and have a public comment period. The project does not currently have funding.

B. Grant Committee (Barry Hogan, Chair)-No update C. Parks (Pinki Cockrell, Chair)- Pinki requested $200 for LPCA to be a patron of the Old City

Cemetery. Lisa moved. Michelle seconded. -Fairytale Town has received a grant from the Metro Arts Commission for a 7-12 year old playset. -March 4th from 9am-noon is the first Land Park Volunteer Corps work day of 2017. -The Franklin & Fruitridge La Familia Adventure play land at Maple School is currently closed.

D. Public Safety (Art Taylor, Chair)-see attachments E. Membership (Stephanie Duncan, Chair)-Membership working to perform outreach to

area businesses. Also, LPCA members are invited to a special front-of-the-line event at ArtStreet on Sunday, February 18th at 11:30am.

F. Events (TOLP) (John Schade, Chair) –see attachments G. Executive Committee (Steve Winlock, Chair): This Committee is for the President, Vice

President, Treasurer and Secretary only. Steve Winlock suggested keeping a log to track presentation suggestions.

IV. New Business

A. Comments and Suggestions from Members and Audience B. Kirk Vyverberg said that the City is replacing street light bulbs with LED bulbs. He

stated that this is not AMA compliant because impact on people. This occurred in Davis and the LED bulbs had to be removed. Asked for report from Hansen’s office on bulb replacements.

Adjourn: 8:30 p.m. Next meeting March 15, 2017 at 6:30pm. March is the annual Membership meeting and will include board elections.

Annual Egg Hunt and Hat Parade

On Saturday, April 1, 2017 many happy, anxious children and parents will gather in William Land Regional Park to participate in the 2017 LPCA/City of Sacramento Annual Land Park Egg Hunt & Hat Parade. This happy occasion brings cheer and glee with fun activities such as: lawn games, face painting, guest appearance of Mr. Cottontail, a Hat Parade of children who will sport their beautiful, handcrafted head wear and finally the Egg Hunt for 14,000-15,000 eggs to scavenge in Land Park. There will also be light refreshments available with a local favorite providing children's music presentations. The event will be located in William Land Regional Park, East of Riverside Blvd., between 11th & 13th Avenues at areas 20, 21 and 22, per City of Sacramento, Parks and Recreation Map. Lawn signs on Land Park Drive and Riverside Blvd. will also be posted to this event. The fun begins at 9 a.m., Saturday, April 1, 2017 with the Festivities starting at 9:30 a.m. At 10:00 a.m. the Hat Parade begins and at 10:30 a.m. the Egg Hunts will commence. Please remember to arrive early to register your young one if they will be participating in the Hat Contest! Also, please bring your favorite Easter Basket or Bag to collect your Easter Eggs. Hope to see you there!

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Assembly Update: Refugees in California By Assemblymember Kevin McCarty

In recent years, many refugees have come to California — Sacramento County alone welcomed 3,261 refugees escaping war and persecution last year. In addition, more than 37,000 Iraqi and Afghan nationals have been granted Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) to live in the U.S. Many of them helped or were employed by the U.S. government (often as translators), and fled fearing reprisals against their families. Refugees and SIVs face numerous barriers assimilating, including finding employment in their occupation. Many have difficulty determining which parts of their education and work experience are applicable to California’s different licensure requirements, forcing them to work completely different jobs. I’ve introduced a bill — AB 349 — which requires the Department of Consumer Affairs to assist and expedite the licensure process for people with SIVs to ensure their experience and education are applicable to professions in California. Also, because there is literally no place else they can call their home, another bill of mine — AB 343 — would make refugees with SIVs eligible for in-‐state tuition and state financial aid. This would ensure that these students are able to pursue their education, rebuild their lives, and improve the lives of their family. While the number of affected students is small, the financial consequences for each are significant. These new Americans have overcome enormous barriers in order to pursue a decent education and an honest job. They shouldn’t be forced to forego their life goals, or compromise their ability to contribute to California’s economy. For more information, visit me at: Asmdc.org/McCarty

Be sure to mark your calendar for an upcoming Downtown Specific Plan

COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE Monday, March 20, 2017 5:30 P.M. -‐ 7:30 P.M. New City Hall Lobby, 915 I St., Sacramento, CA To learn more about the Downtown Specific Plan and to sign up for future notifications, visit www.downtownspecificplan.com

Calendar of Reoccurring Events in 2017

For a complete list of events go to www.landpark.org

January

20 Wed

LPCA Board Meeting 7:00pm – Monroe Eskaton Lodge, 3225 Freeport Blvd, Sacramento: Each month the Board holds a meeting to discuss matters, which affect the Land Park area. Discussions and presentations may include, but not be limited to development projects, park maintenance, street improvements, recognition of outstanding volunteer efforts, and presentations by City Councilmembers, City staff and local organizations. For a copy of the agenda at least a week prior to the meeting please visit our website at www.landpark.org.

February

17 Wed

LPCA Board Meeting 7:00pm – Monroe Eskaton Lodge, 3225 Freeport Blvd, Sacramento: Each month the Board holds a meeting to discuss matters that affect the Land Park area. Discussions and presentations may include, but not be limited to development projects, park maintenance, street improvements, recognition of outstanding volunteer efforts, and presentations by City Councilmembers, City staff and local organizations. For a copy of the agenda at least a week prior to the meeting please visit our website at www.landpark.org.

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ELECTIONS 2017

Land Park Community Association Officers & Board Members

President Steve Winlock

2015-17

Vice President Craig Rutledge

2015-17

Secretary Vacant 2015-17

Treasurer Stephanie Duncan

2015-17

Board Member Pinki Cockrell

2016-18

Board Member Mitch Rohrer

2015-17

Board Member Shannel LaDue

2016-18

Board Member Steve Walker

2016-18

Board Member Lisa Riley 2016-18

Board Member Vacant 2015-17

Board Member John Schade

2015-17

Board Member Joleen Lonigan

2015-2017

Board Member Michelle Smira Brattmiller

2016-18

Board Member Don Sronce

2015-17

Board Member Art Taylor 2016-18


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Secretary Barry Hogan

2015-17

Treasurer John Puente

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Board Member Stephanie Duncan

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Board Member Matt Robinson

2016-18

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Parks

Land Use

Events

Membership

Grants

Public Safety

Standing Committees of the Board

Board members are elected in March of each year and serve for two years. The Board members elect the officers of the Board. The chart below indicates the Officers, Board Member, and the term of office. Officers serve for one year.

Any member of the Association may chair standing Committees of the Board. Meeting of the Committees are on an as-necessary basis. Notice of Committee meetings will be made via email to the membership at least a week in advance of the meeting. For questions about Committees or to

contact a Committee Chair, email [email protected]

The Land Park Community Association will hold elections at the next Board Meeting on March 15th. There will be eight (8) board positions on the ballot (3 vacancies, 5 incumbents). The 7 candidates for the positions are:

� L. Steven Winlock � Stephanie Duncan � John Schade � Joleen Lonigan � Mitch Rohrer � Alison Leary � Dana Moore

The following are the candidates’ Board Applications.

Land Park Community Association Board Applications Name: Alison Leary Occupation and employer: Attorney, League of California Cities Why are you interested in joining our organization?

• As a relatively new resident in Land Park (bought my house in April 2016), I would like to join the organization to meet more of my neighbors learn more about the activities and events around Land Park.

• I would like to help foster and encourage more community engagement. When I was a child, my mom was the president of my local neighborhood organization and it was always encouraging to see people work together on projects that helped our neighborhood thrive. I would like to participate in this type of collegiality and begin contributing to the well-being of Land Park.

What personal skill or strength of yours do you think would benefit our organization?

• As an attorney for the League of California Cities, I am exposed to a lot of interesting ideas about community development and am apprised of innovative public projects all around the state. I think this knowledge will allow me to provide advice on areas where our neighborhood might improve.

• As a millennial, I believe I will bring a new perspective to the board and am willing to work on trying to get more young people in our neighborhood involved in the Community Association.

• I was recently appointed to the Ann Land and Bertha Henschel Memorial Funds Commission for the City. This connection with the city will allow me to foster relationships with city staff that might benefit the Community Association.

• I am highly self-motivated and not afraid of taking on new and challenging responsibilities.

Are you currently a member in good standing of the association? YES The LPCA Board meets once a month on the third Wednesday at 6:30pm. Do you see any scheduling problem that might affect your attendance?

• Occasionally I have to travel for work, but I usually only have to be out of town on Wednesdays twice per year.

Name: __Dana E. Moore_ Occupation and employer: ___Health Systems Strategist, California Department of Public Health_______ Why are you interested in joining our organization? First and foremost, I want to be more actively involved in a direct and influential way in my community. As a public health professional I have deep respect and understanding of the social determinants of health; that is to say that where we live, work, learn and play impacts our quality of life. I also think that strong social capital and civic engagement amongst all residents allows a community to thrive. I would like to contribute to where I, my family, and my friends and colleagues live, learn and play in a way that embraces diversity, supports a strong connected community and supports economic and academic success. I feel that by joining the Board I will increase my own civic engagement and have an opportunity to shape the future of our neighborhood. What personal skill or strength of yours do you think would benefit our organization? I have strong facilitation, organizational, public speaking, analytical and research skills. I have been working in the public sector for 14 years. I have a Master’s in Public Health Policy and Administration, and very much enjoy and respect the political process and I value relationships and communications as the cornerstone for moving communities and ideas forward. I have also been involved with community based organizations focused on health and human services such as the Woodland United Way, CapCity AIDS fund, the Y-Me breast cancer group, and the University of California Cooperative Extension Master Food Preservers. I also have experience with grant writing, grants managements, and application review. With regards to leadership, I was President of my sorority in college as well as a member of the Greek Conduct Board and the Philanthropy Chair for the University of California, Davis Panhellenic Council. After graduation I served as the Philanthropy Chair of my sorority alumni chapter for one year and President for five years, representing my chapter at our bi-annual national grand convention. Are you currently a member in good standing of the association? YES The LPCA Board meets once a month on the third Wednesday at 6:30pm. Do you see any scheduling problem that might affect your attendance? No

Name: __Mitch Rohrer Occupation and employer: Senior Vice President Financial Advisor Wells Fargo Why are you interested in joining our organization? To advocate for a quality lifestyle in Land Park including public safety, obtaining the resources needed to maintain park and surrounding area and to make LP a place where people want to come to recreate, use the amenities and enjoy the shops and restaurants. What personal skill or strength of yours do you think would benefit our organization? Organizational skills, Leadership, Financial/ Economic knowledge and my experience in past civic activities. Are you currently a member in good standing of the association: YES The LPCA Board meets once a month on the third Wednesday at 6:30p. Do you see any scheduling problem that might affect your attendance? Not usually

Name: John Schade Occupation and employer: Retired, State of California (Communications Specialist)

Why are you interested in joining our organization? I have been a member of LPCA and an elected Board member since 2009. When I moved to Land Park in 2007, I was really impressed with the lifestyle of our community. My neighbors were very friendly and they seemed truly committed to our neighborhood, its schools and its long-standing traditions. As a board member, I have focused on expanding the association’s outreach to our local community & government entities, advocating for more opportunities for quality commercial development, building our association membership and helping to raise funds for our local schools, charities and neighbor-wide projects. Since joining the Board, I have served on the Membership, Land Use, and Public Safety & Security Committees. Currently, I’m the chair of the Events Committee, overseeing the planning & coordination of the annual Taste of Land Park. I also participate in the monthly Land Park Volunteer Corps cleanups. What personal skill or strength of yours do you think would benefit our organization? Thirty years of communication and organization experience in both public and private sectors. Are you a member in good standing? YES The LPCA Board meets once a month on the third Wednesday at 6:30p. Do you see any scheduling problem that might affect your attendance? No

Name: Stephanie Duncan Occupation and employer: _Associate Governmental Program Analyst, State of California Why are you interested in joining our organization? Having served on the board for the past two years, I am interested in furthering my civic engagement by continuing to help the residents of Land Park have a voice in decisions made by the City. I enjoy playing an active role within our community to bring residents together and keep them informed about projects, decisions, and activities that may affect and/or enhance their quality of life. Most recently, I advocated on behalf of residents regarding the slurry project that negatively affected a number of resident vehicles. I was able to obtain media coverage to highlight the problems associated with the project and inform residents of steps they could take to submit claims to have their vehicles cleaned. It has been my honor to serve the residents within the LPCA boundaries and hope I am able to continue serving on the board. What personal skill or strength of yours do you think would benefit our organization? My background in Communication and my organizational skills have been utilized over the past two years during my time on the board. I have played an active role on social media and via email in keeping the community informed of LPCA news and Land Park-area happenings. As the Membership Chair, I have also helped to increase the LPCA membership from 50 to 270 within 10 months through membership reminder emails, community outreach, and through the design and distribution of door hangers. I have also served as the Treasurer, where I have organized the LPCA’s budget and expenditures by keeping an online log and tracking all Membership dues via PayPal, Square, and checks. I have also filled-in as the Secretary, where I have kept detailed notes of the board meetings. Finally, I have helped write a number of articles for the LPCA Newsletter to keep the residents informed about community news and board decisions. Are you currently a member in good standing of the association?: YES- The LPCA Board meets once a month on the third Wednesday at 6:30pm. Do you see any scheduling problem that might affect your attendance? No

Name: __Dr. L. _Steven Winlock Occupation and employer: __Educator/ Sacramento County Office of Education

Why are you interested in joining our organization? I presently am involved as President of the LPCA and I would like to continue my involvement and assisting with providing support around the mission of the LPCA which is to assist with maintaining the outstanding community of Land Park. What personal skill or strength of yours do you think would benefit our organization? I bring organizational skills, public involvement and connection to other entities that work with community areas such as serving as a commissioner for Sacramento Metro Arts, as an example of public connection that I will also use to support the goals and direction of LPCA. Are you currently a member in good standing of the association: YES!!!! The LPCA Board meets once a month on the third Wednesday at 6:30p. Do you see any scheduling problem that might affect your attendance? No

Name Joleen Lonigan

Occupation and employer: Nurse Administrator

Why are you interested in joining our organization?

I have a personal passion for my community and for service to my community. I realize that out community is something special and unique in that it is multi-faceted serving not only those live here but also the larger regional area. I have an interest in promoting the assets of our community and increasing access to our larger community while also keeping a balance for those people who live here.

What personal skill or strength of yours do you think would benefit our organization?

Communication and advocacy skills. Understanding if being a small business owner and also a home owner. Appreciation of the parks and the outdoors. Appreciation for the changes in our community and the needs of our neighbors. Strong participants in volunteer activities. Event planning experience.

Are you currently a member in good standing of the association? Yes

The LPCA Board meets once a month on the third Wednesday at 6:30pm. Do you see any scheduling problem that might affect your attendance?

No regular occurring conflicts. Intermittent conflicts may occur with travel but not on a regular basis.

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