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RecreationandParkCommission | 2018-09-13 | 2 | demographic study with 400 new High School students over the next 20 years and a consolidation discussion of AHS and EHS. Chair Limoges raised a question regarding public recreation because what is demographic changes at the schools also impacts the parks. We need to keep an eye on the outcome of the Lum School closure and the pool at EHS. He also attended the City View Skate Park Competition and fundraiser. This Saturday is the 82nd Anniversary of Bohol Circle and Mrs. Bonta invited all Commissioners to the Reception and Dinner. Commissioner Pondok: Visited the area at the future Shipways Park, attended Corica Park South Course walking tour and has played the course a few times, attended Sweeney Park walking tour and was impressed by the Pavilion. Reported the Littlejohn Park paths need work. Director Wooldridge responded that both the Littlejohn pathways and basketball court will be paved soon. Commissioner Alexander: Attended JSOSP walking tour, attended the Day Camp reunion of which she said the staff did a great job. She has some ideas about getting more alumni involved by email using a list of previous directors. Suggested to have a monthly/bi-monthly column in the Alameda Sun for more public outreach. Reported the Franklin bathrooms and drinking fountain have issues. Asked why are so many RAP sites are full? Director: It is due to the facility capacity not staffing. Commissioner: Are the school sites an option? Director: We can explore that idea but need to be aware of the Island City Kids - Girls Inc, which has after school programs at many of the school sites. UNFINISHED BUSINESS None NEW BUSINESS 7-A Presentation on Child and Youth Programs from Christina Bailey, Recreation Supervisor I Christina Bailey's presentation included information about the Woodstock Park Playground Renovation, 6 Month to Pre-K programs; Wee Play, preschool and summer camps, school year programs; RAP, Drop in Parks and Playgrounds, non-school day programs and vacation camps, summer programs for K to 5th Grade, special events; Dance Party, Splash into Spring Egg Scramble, Starlight Movies and Breakfast with Santa. Discussion: Commissioners and Director Wooldridge applauded Christina's efforts, dedication and accomplishments with the programs. 7-B Discussion on Role of Commissioners and Outreach to the Community Director Wooldridge gave guidelines and a list of how the Commissioners can be valuable advocates for ARPD parks and programs and how they can positively impact residents and businesses. Commission Discussion: Chair Limoges encouraged the commissioners to have conversations with the public when out in the community for feedback to bring back to the meetings. Commissioner Robbins would be willing to connect with organizations to continue strong relationships between service clubs and ARPD. Director Wooldridge offered to collaborate with Commissioner Robbins. 2 | RecreationandParkCommission/2018-09-13.pdf |