You are invited to help plan the future of transportation in unincorporated Clackamas County by attending one of three public workshops next week. The workshops are a key part of the County’s Transportation System Plan (TSP) update process. Scroll down to see a video about the project.
Each workshop will include the same general content, with a focus on the needs and issues of that region of the County. People are encouraged to attend the workshop in their region.
Northwest (urban, unincorporated areas) – Monday, Jan. 30, 6-8 pm; Milwaukie Elementary School, 11250 SE 27th Ave., Milwaukie
East – Wednesday, Feb. 1, 6-8 pm; Eagle Creek Elementary School, 30391 SE Highway 211, Eagle Creek
South – Thursday, Feb. 2, 6-8 pm; Molalla River Middle School, 318 Leroy St., Molalla
If you would like to participate but can’t attend a workshop, an online workshop is available at http://www.clackamascountytsp.com/ through February 5.
A Public Advisory Committee (PAC) of residents from throughout Clackamas County and a Technical Advisory Committee are integral parts of the review process. The next PAC meeting, which the public is welcome to attend, will be held from 6-9 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 7, in Room 115 of the County’s Development Services Building, 150 Beavercreek Rd., Oregon City.
More information about the project, information on upcoming meetings and opportunities for input are available on the project website at http://www.clackamascountytsp.com/.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Homewood Park Planting Day
Saturday February 11th
9am to Noon
Thanks to the volunteers who have helped out at our winter work days, we have some ivy-free spots to re-plant with native shrubs and groundcovers!
We will spend the first hour of the work day on a quick ivy pulling blitz, and then move onto the fun part: planting plants, including: Ocean Spray, Indian Plum, Wood Violet, Oregon Grape, and Pacific Waterleaf.
Please dress fort he weather and wear work gloves. Refreshments will be provided. For more information on the park or the work party, contact Sarah Smith, Hector Campbell NDA Parks Coordinator 503-313-0638 or Sarah@thegardensmith.com
Homewood Park is located on SE Home Avenue (between Monroe & Ada Lane) in Milwaukie’s Hector Campbell Neighborhood. The parking is on-street on Home Ave; if you live close by, please walk to the park.
9am to Noon
Thanks to the volunteers who have helped out at our winter work days, we have some ivy-free spots to re-plant with native shrubs and groundcovers!
We will spend the first hour of the work day on a quick ivy pulling blitz, and then move onto the fun part: planting plants, including: Ocean Spray, Indian Plum, Wood Violet, Oregon Grape, and Pacific Waterleaf.
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| Pacific Waterleaf, Hydrophyllum tenuipes |
Homewood Park is located on SE Home Avenue (between Monroe & Ada Lane) in Milwaukie’s Hector Campbell Neighborhood. The parking is on-street on Home Ave; if you live close by, please walk to the park.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
It's Snowing! How will I get to work...school....coffee shop...?
Q: In the event of a winter storm, which streets will city crews plow?
A: The City’s streets crew will plow the City’s primary arterial and collector streets in an effort to keep them safe and passable. Here is a link to the route: http://www.ci.milwaukie.or.us/sites/default/files/fileattachments/plowsand.pdf
Q: Why those streets?
A: The goal is to help our residents get to and from their places of business and to keep the City’s primary roads open to emergency response equipment.
Q: What are residents responsible for when it comes to snow removal?
A: To aid the effort the City asks that vehicles along the route be parked off of the right of way to avoid possible damage from plowing the snow to the edge of the roadway. Property owners are responsible for removing any snow that might pile up in front of driveway approaches and on sidewalks from the plowing.
Due to limits of City resources and staffing levels, snow plowing will be limited to this route.
For the plowing and sanding routes, click HERE
A: The City’s streets crew will plow the City’s primary arterial and collector streets in an effort to keep them safe and passable. Here is a link to the route: http://www.ci.milwaukie.or.us/sites/default/files/fileattachments/plowsand.pdf
Q: Why those streets?
A: The goal is to help our residents get to and from their places of business and to keep the City’s primary roads open to emergency response equipment.
Q: What are residents responsible for when it comes to snow removal?
A: To aid the effort the City asks that vehicles along the route be parked off of the right of way to avoid possible damage from plowing the snow to the edge of the roadway. Property owners are responsible for removing any snow that might pile up in front of driveway approaches and on sidewalks from the plowing.
Due to limits of City resources and staffing levels, snow plowing will be limited to this route.
For the plowing and sanding routes, click HERE
Friday, January 13, 2012
Homewood Park Work Day
Saturday, January 14th 9am to noon
Please help pull ivy to get ground cleared for planting new native plants (on Feb. 11th!)
While the weather forecast looks cold, it will probably be dry, so dress for the chill. We will have hot cocoa, tea, and coffee. If the weather is really crummy, we will just work for an hour or so.
For more information on the park or the work party, contact Sarah Smith, Hector Campbell NDA Parks Coordinator 503-313-0638 or Sarah@thegardensmith.com
Homewood Park is located on SE Home Avenue (between Monroe & Ada Lane) in Milwaukie’s Hector Campbell Neighborhood. The parking is on-street on Home Ave; if you live close by, please walk to the park.
Please help pull ivy to get ground cleared for planting new native plants (on Feb. 11th!)
While the weather forecast looks cold, it will probably be dry, so dress for the chill. We will have hot cocoa, tea, and coffee. If the weather is really crummy, we will just work for an hour or so.
For more information on the park or the work party, contact Sarah Smith, Hector Campbell NDA Parks Coordinator 503-313-0638 or Sarah@thegardensmith.com
Homewood Park is located on SE Home Avenue (between Monroe & Ada Lane) in Milwaukie’s Hector Campbell Neighborhood. The parking is on-street on Home Ave; if you live close by, please walk to the park.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Opperation Santa Claus Parade
Santa's Fire Engine Parade will be in our neighborhood on Sunday December 11th!
The sleigh bells from Operation Santa Claus have been ringing for the citizens of Clackamas Fire District #1 since 1974. Click here for a brochure.
Firefighters recognized the need to provide toys and food baskets to families and individuals that were less fortunate, and not likely to experience the joys of the holiday season. Hence, Operation Santa Claus was formed.
Operation Santa Claus Is 100% Funded By Donations From Members Of The Community
During this month-long holiday toy and food drive, fire district volunteers and employees lead Santa’s fire engine parade down neighborhood streets to collect toys and non-perishable food items, which are used to fill hundreds of food baskets for needy families. Donated new toys bring a little extra Christmas cheer to children. Donated funds are used to purchase perishable items for food baskets, and help to cover miscellaneous expenses. Food collections barrels are set up at Eye Health Northwest (SE side of the Milwaukie Market Place) and at all Fire Stations.
Here is a link to the map
Firefighters recognized the need to provide toys and food baskets to families and individuals that were less fortunate, and not likely to experience the joys of the holiday season. Hence, Operation Santa Claus was formed.
Operation Santa Claus Is 100% Funded By Donations From Members Of The Community
During this month-long holiday toy and food drive, fire district volunteers and employees lead Santa’s fire engine parade down neighborhood streets to collect toys and non-perishable food items, which are used to fill hundreds of food baskets for needy families. Donated new toys bring a little extra Christmas cheer to children. Donated funds are used to purchase perishable items for food baskets, and help to cover miscellaneous expenses. Food collections barrels are set up at Eye Health Northwest (SE side of the Milwaukie Market Place) and at all Fire Stations.
Here is a link to the map
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Winter Solstice Bonfire & Christmas Ships
Please join us for the 2011 Winter Solstice Bonfire and Christmas Ships!
Saturday, December 17th, 2010
4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Milwaukie Riverfront/Jefferson St. Boat Ramp
According to the Christmas Ship Schedule at 5:00PM both fleets will leave RiverPlace Marina (downtown Portland) headed to Lake Oswego. They will pass by Milwaukie around 5:30pm, subject to weather and river conditions. The ships will go as far as George Rogers Park and then turn back to Portland.
• View The Christmas Ships around 5:30 p.m.
• Purchase Hot Cocoa, Coffee, Hot Dogs & Desserts
• Listen To the Dickens Carolers
• Warm By The Bonfire
Due to parking restraints, please park on the east side of McLoughlin and walk to the event.
For more information please call Beth Ragel at (503) 786-7568.
Saturday, December 17th, 2010
4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Milwaukie Riverfront/Jefferson St. Boat Ramp
According to the Christmas Ship Schedule at 5:00PM both fleets will leave RiverPlace Marina (downtown Portland) headed to Lake Oswego. They will pass by Milwaukie around 5:30pm, subject to weather and river conditions. The ships will go as far as George Rogers Park and then turn back to Portland.
• View The Christmas Ships around 5:30 p.m.
• Purchase Hot Cocoa, Coffee, Hot Dogs & Desserts
• Listen To the Dickens Carolers
• Warm By The Bonfire
Due to parking restraints, please park on the east side of McLoughlin and walk to the event.
For more information please call Beth Ragel at (503) 786-7568.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Home Avenue Walking Path
The walking path on Home Avenue is open, take advantage of this sunny weather and go for a walk!
Our neighborhood submitted a Walk Safely Milwaukie proposal for the path on Home avenue between Hunter Ct and Wilma Ct because the hill at that location limited visibility for pedestrians. Here is a link to the proposal. Our neighborhood contributed $5,000 of our neighborhood grant money to the construction costs.
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| Before Construction |
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| Path Completed |
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Umbrella Parade & Tree Lighting
Saturday, December 3rd, 3:30pm
Decorate an umbrella in the theme of your choice and join us for the Milwaukie Umbrella Parade and Tree Lighting!
Convene in the Waldorf School School parking lot by 3:30 p.m. (21st and Monroe).
The Milwaukie High School Marching band will lead the procession up Main Street and back to City Hall where the festivities will be capped with the Tree Lighting and refreshments. City Hall is located a 10722 SE Main Street.
Santa Claus will join the festivities and treats will be served!
For more information contact Beth Ragel at (503) 786-7568
Decorate an umbrella in the theme of your choice and join us for the Milwaukie Umbrella Parade and Tree Lighting!
Convene in the Waldorf School School parking lot by 3:30 p.m. (21st and Monroe).
The Milwaukie High School Marching band will lead the procession up Main Street and back to City Hall where the festivities will be capped with the Tree Lighting and refreshments. City Hall is located a 10722 SE Main Street.
Santa Claus will join the festivities and treats will be served!
For more information contact Beth Ragel at (503) 786-7568
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Noveber Meeting Notes
Introductions and Welcome: Mary Weaver, co-Chair, led the meeting. Present: Chief Bob Jordan, City Staff Liaison Pat DuVal, Co-Chair Linda Hedges, Parks Coordinator Sarah Smith, and 5 neighbors. Paige Richardson, Milwaukie baseball consultants, also attended, and Mary later apologized for not doing introductions so that it was clear someone from the consulting firm was present.
Milwaukie Police Update: Chief Jordan distributed the monthly property crime stats. He reported that a rise in home burglaries in the Ardenwald neighborhood recently was part of a string of local burglaries that had been broken up by the thorough investigation by MPD. Recovery of some stolen items and the results of a search warrant resulted in two arrests from houses on 32nd near Balfour. A recent residential strong-arm robbery in our neighborhood resulted in one arrest, identification of a male suspect who is still at large. This case does not pose a threat to the public at large. An armed robbery with the display of a gun at Shari’s over the previous week-end is probably one of several being done by one or more of the same suspects in the Portland-Vancouver area. The Chief reported on the recovery of a missing elderly woman from Milwaukie by alert BPA workers, which probably saved her life.
Information:
a. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved by consensus.
b. Treasurer and Grants Report – David Aschenbrenner via email
Reported that we have about $19,000 in our accounts. Much of this money is already allocated to projects such as the WSMP pathway, Homewood Park, the Community Garden and other neighborhood projects.
i. Grants Requests
Linda Hedges moved and Darlene Albertson seconded a grant award for the Police Officer of the Year Award dinner of $450.
Linda Hedges moved and Sarah Smith seconded an award of 1/7th of the total cost for school guard crossing equipment from our WSMP $500 awareness and education fund.
c. City Liaison Pat DuVal reported that the Umbrella Parade is on Saturday December 3rd and Winter Solstice event is Saturday December 17th.
One of the City’s 3 free leaf drops is this Saturday at the JCB building. Bring your city utility bill to prove residency.
Pat reported that the city has hired a new parking code enforcement officer who will begin enforcing parking downtown as of Monday.
Joe Sandfort, the Library Director for many years, recently retired. The city has 3 finalists for the position to replace him.
The City recently joined in a county-wide drill for emergency preparedness and did well.
e) Parks Report: Sarah Smith reported NCSD has approved our Campbell School Neighborhood Garden. Sarah has emailed a list of people who have expressed an interest in the garden so a meeting can be held to start the process. There will be some expense which she hopes the NDA will support, such as paying for water line and meter. This could be somewhere in the range of $3500. Fencing could cost from $2500 and $4500 depending on volunteer or professional labor costs. She hopes to have donations and grants to help subsidize the cost of getting the garden going. Once it is running it should be self-sustaining. Those in our neighborhood will have first priority for the 28 lots in the garden, and a few people on the waiting list from the garden at St. Paul’s Methodist church. Linda Hedges moved and Wally Bischoff seconded a motion to empower Sarah Smith to negotiate with NCSD in regard to the Community Garden. Sarah Smith moved to allow her to spend up to $100 for planning purposes. The move was seconded by Wally Bischoff and was approved.
A Homewood Park work party is scheduled for Nov 19, Jan 14 and Feb 11th. Contact Sarah@thegardensmith.com or 503-653-0015 if you have questions or want to volunteer to help. North Clackamas Parks replaced the damaged and aged split rail fencing near the Garrett Drive end of the trail.
PS: Sarah later asked this to be added to the minutes: “I’m taking a class at CCC in December about Food Safety in the Farm & Garden (http://depts.clackamas.cc.or.us/hort/documents/fa11FoodSafetyFarmsGardensnoIE.pdf) it looked interesting, so I signed up a month or so ago. I think I’ll learn things to use in our community garden, especially relating to food to donate to church food pantries, etc.”
f) PSAC Report: Mary reported that a HS senior has been appointed to serve as a non-voting member of the committee.
Sarah Smith asked about the removal of the signage relating to school crossings. It was both Mary and Linda’s impression from Engineering staff that other appropriate signage would replace it, such as children at play or some other symbol to keep speed down at the former school crosswalks. This will be raised at the Dec. 1st PSAC meeting.
Action: PSAC query by Mary Weaver, Linda Hedges
g) Boards and Commissions report No reports were made.
BASEBALL: Questions were asked about the baseball stadium, such as whether the process of having consultants survey the community and have the listening post meetings was just a process being gone through and that the proposal would be “shoved down our throats like light rail”. Linda Hedges responded that this was not the intention of Council and that Council expected the results of the survey to be a correct reflection of the community’s opinion. If it is negative in the majority then the project will be stopped. Mary suggested that people should read the reports and analysis relating to other baseball stadiums with an analytical eye and to regard Ardenwald/Johnson Creek NDA’s concerns over noise, lights and traffic. Those with further questions were encouraged to either attend the last listening post meeting Thursday night the 17th 6-7pm at Linwood Elementary School cafeteria or to contact Councilor Hedges.
WEB LINKS: Linda said that she would like to know whether people wanted us to put links to our political representatives on our website, as she receives a number of emails from them monthly and by posting the links people could easily see what the politicians are working on. Linda does not forward the emails as she felt it would overload the email distribution group. The consensus was that neither did we want the links as most people know how to look those up if they want to anyway, nor do we want to add local business links to our website.
TOOL LIBRARY PROPOSAL –There will be a meeting on Thursday, November 17th at 6:30pm at the PSB, 3200 SE Harrison, to discuss forming a steering committee for this community project.
CCFD#1: Mary passed around the report sent out by CCFD1 regarding their previous month’s activities and encouraged those who haven’t to read their monthly newsletter on calls in our community at www.clackamasfire.com/documents/communitynewsletters/ and monthly in the HCNDA’s email at info@hectorcampbellnda.org. The Fire District has named its successor to Chief Ed Kirchhofer when he retires in June next year. Fred Charlton will become the new Chief. He was at Milwaukie Fire when it was still part of the city, and we congratulate him and look forward to his leadership.
Announcements: Operation Santa Claus will be Saturday and Sunday nights of December 9th and 10th between 6-9pm in Milwaukie. Sarah will post the routes on Hector Campbell’s website (www.hectorcampbellnda.org) a couple days beforehand. In the meantime, you can see the route as it is posted on the CCFD1’s website. People can donate unwrapped new toys or food to the officers and volunteers on the engines as they drive slowly through our neighborhoods.
Relay for Life – a cancer fundraising 24 hour relay, will be held at LaSalle HS July 14, 2012. We have been invited to enter a neighborhood team. There was little enthusiasm expressed to do so.
There was no further business. The meeting adjourned at 8:15pm.
Next Meeting will be Monday December 12th at 7pm at the PSB
Milwaukie Police Update: Chief Jordan distributed the monthly property crime stats. He reported that a rise in home burglaries in the Ardenwald neighborhood recently was part of a string of local burglaries that had been broken up by the thorough investigation by MPD. Recovery of some stolen items and the results of a search warrant resulted in two arrests from houses on 32nd near Balfour. A recent residential strong-arm robbery in our neighborhood resulted in one arrest, identification of a male suspect who is still at large. This case does not pose a threat to the public at large. An armed robbery with the display of a gun at Shari’s over the previous week-end is probably one of several being done by one or more of the same suspects in the Portland-Vancouver area. The Chief reported on the recovery of a missing elderly woman from Milwaukie by alert BPA workers, which probably saved her life.
Information:
a. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved by consensus.
b. Treasurer and Grants Report – David Aschenbrenner via email
Reported that we have about $19,000 in our accounts. Much of this money is already allocated to projects such as the WSMP pathway, Homewood Park, the Community Garden and other neighborhood projects.
i. Grants Requests
Linda Hedges moved and Darlene Albertson seconded a grant award for the Police Officer of the Year Award dinner of $450.
Linda Hedges moved and Sarah Smith seconded an award of 1/7th of the total cost for school guard crossing equipment from our WSMP $500 awareness and education fund.
c. City Liaison Pat DuVal reported that the Umbrella Parade is on Saturday December 3rd and Winter Solstice event is Saturday December 17th.
One of the City’s 3 free leaf drops is this Saturday at the JCB building. Bring your city utility bill to prove residency.
Pat reported that the city has hired a new parking code enforcement officer who will begin enforcing parking downtown as of Monday.
Joe Sandfort, the Library Director for many years, recently retired. The city has 3 finalists for the position to replace him.
The City recently joined in a county-wide drill for emergency preparedness and did well.
e) Parks Report: Sarah Smith reported NCSD has approved our Campbell School Neighborhood Garden. Sarah has emailed a list of people who have expressed an interest in the garden so a meeting can be held to start the process. There will be some expense which she hopes the NDA will support, such as paying for water line and meter. This could be somewhere in the range of $3500. Fencing could cost from $2500 and $4500 depending on volunteer or professional labor costs. She hopes to have donations and grants to help subsidize the cost of getting the garden going. Once it is running it should be self-sustaining. Those in our neighborhood will have first priority for the 28 lots in the garden, and a few people on the waiting list from the garden at St. Paul’s Methodist church. Linda Hedges moved and Wally Bischoff seconded a motion to empower Sarah Smith to negotiate with NCSD in regard to the Community Garden. Sarah Smith moved to allow her to spend up to $100 for planning purposes. The move was seconded by Wally Bischoff and was approved.
A Homewood Park work party is scheduled for Nov 19, Jan 14 and Feb 11th. Contact Sarah@thegardensmith.com or 503-653-0015 if you have questions or want to volunteer to help. North Clackamas Parks replaced the damaged and aged split rail fencing near the Garrett Drive end of the trail.
PS: Sarah later asked this to be added to the minutes: “I’m taking a class at CCC in December about Food Safety in the Farm & Garden (http://depts.clackamas.cc.or.us/hort/documents/fa11FoodSafetyFarmsGardensnoIE.pdf) it looked interesting, so I signed up a month or so ago. I think I’ll learn things to use in our community garden, especially relating to food to donate to church food pantries, etc.”
f) PSAC Report: Mary reported that a HS senior has been appointed to serve as a non-voting member of the committee.
Sarah Smith asked about the removal of the signage relating to school crossings. It was both Mary and Linda’s impression from Engineering staff that other appropriate signage would replace it, such as children at play or some other symbol to keep speed down at the former school crosswalks. This will be raised at the Dec. 1st PSAC meeting.
Action: PSAC query by Mary Weaver, Linda Hedges
g) Boards and Commissions report No reports were made.
BASEBALL: Questions were asked about the baseball stadium, such as whether the process of having consultants survey the community and have the listening post meetings was just a process being gone through and that the proposal would be “shoved down our throats like light rail”. Linda Hedges responded that this was not the intention of Council and that Council expected the results of the survey to be a correct reflection of the community’s opinion. If it is negative in the majority then the project will be stopped. Mary suggested that people should read the reports and analysis relating to other baseball stadiums with an analytical eye and to regard Ardenwald/Johnson Creek NDA’s concerns over noise, lights and traffic. Those with further questions were encouraged to either attend the last listening post meeting Thursday night the 17th 6-7pm at Linwood Elementary School cafeteria or to contact Councilor Hedges.
WEB LINKS: Linda said that she would like to know whether people wanted us to put links to our political representatives on our website, as she receives a number of emails from them monthly and by posting the links people could easily see what the politicians are working on. Linda does not forward the emails as she felt it would overload the email distribution group. The consensus was that neither did we want the links as most people know how to look those up if they want to anyway, nor do we want to add local business links to our website.
TOOL LIBRARY PROPOSAL –There will be a meeting on Thursday, November 17th at 6:30pm at the PSB, 3200 SE Harrison, to discuss forming a steering committee for this community project.
CCFD#1: Mary passed around the report sent out by CCFD1 regarding their previous month’s activities and encouraged those who haven’t to read their monthly newsletter on calls in our community at www.clackamasfire.com/documents/communitynewsletters/ and monthly in the HCNDA’s email at info@hectorcampbellnda.org. The Fire District has named its successor to Chief Ed Kirchhofer when he retires in June next year. Fred Charlton will become the new Chief. He was at Milwaukie Fire when it was still part of the city, and we congratulate him and look forward to his leadership.
Announcements: Operation Santa Claus will be Saturday and Sunday nights of December 9th and 10th between 6-9pm in Milwaukie. Sarah will post the routes on Hector Campbell’s website (www.hectorcampbellnda.org) a couple days beforehand. In the meantime, you can see the route as it is posted on the CCFD1’s website. People can donate unwrapped new toys or food to the officers and volunteers on the engines as they drive slowly through our neighborhoods.
Relay for Life – a cancer fundraising 24 hour relay, will be held at LaSalle HS July 14, 2012. We have been invited to enter a neighborhood team. There was little enthusiasm expressed to do so.
There was no further business. The meeting adjourned at 8:15pm.
Next Meeting will be Monday December 12th at 7pm at the PSB
Sunday, November 13, 2011
November Meeting Agenda
7:00pm, November 14, 2011
Milwaukie Public Safety Building
Building Entrance, South End of Parking Lot
1) Introductions and Welcome: Mary Weaver, Co-Chair
2) Milwaukie Police Update - Chief Jordan
3) Information:
a) Minutes from previous meeting
b) Treasurer and Grants Report submission by D. Aschenbrenner
i. Officer of the Year Award Dinner – grant request $450 (includes 6 special guests (Sellwood bike shop owner and his wife, and two BPA employees who saved an elderly Milwaukie woman lost on a forestry road in Estacada, saving her life)
ii. School Crossing Guard Eqpt. From WSMP Education fund – up to $200
c) Parks Report: Sarah Smith
i. Grant request for Community garden funding
d) Home Avenue Path completion
e) Baseball Listening Lounge: Nov. 17: Linwood Elementary School Cafeteria, 6 to 7p.m.
f) Relay for Life team request 7/14/12 LaSalle HS –fundraiser for cancer fight – requesting neighborhood team
4) City Staff Liaison Pat DuVal report/comments
5) Query regarding neighbors position on links placed on NDA’s website
5) City Boards and Commissions members’ reports
a) PSAC – Mary Weaver and Linda Hedges
6) Any other Business
Next Meeting will be at Monday, December 12, 2011 at the Public Safety Building, 7pm.
Milwaukie Public Safety Building
Building Entrance, South End of Parking Lot
1) Introductions and Welcome: Mary Weaver, Co-Chair
2) Milwaukie Police Update - Chief Jordan
3) Information:
a) Minutes from previous meeting
b) Treasurer and Grants Report submission by D. Aschenbrenner
i. Officer of the Year Award Dinner – grant request $450 (includes 6 special guests (Sellwood bike shop owner and his wife, and two BPA employees who saved an elderly Milwaukie woman lost on a forestry road in Estacada, saving her life)
ii. School Crossing Guard Eqpt. From WSMP Education fund – up to $200
c) Parks Report: Sarah Smith
i. Grant request for Community garden funding
d) Home Avenue Path completion
e) Baseball Listening Lounge: Nov. 17: Linwood Elementary School Cafeteria, 6 to 7p.m.
f) Relay for Life team request 7/14/12 LaSalle HS –fundraiser for cancer fight – requesting neighborhood team
4) City Staff Liaison Pat DuVal report/comments
5) Query regarding neighbors position on links placed on NDA’s website
5) City Boards and Commissions members’ reports
a) PSAC – Mary Weaver and Linda Hedges
6) Any other Business
Next Meeting will be at Monday, December 12, 2011 at the Public Safety Building, 7pm.
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