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HistoricalAdvisoryBoard/2011-12-01.pdf,2 | HistoricalAdvisoryBoard | 2011-12-01 | 2 | Jeannie Graham spoke on the history of her home and the decision to request that the home at 1240 St Charles Street be designated a historic monument Woody Minor gave a presentation and slideshow of the home. Board Member Lynch thanked Mr. Minor for his presentation, and noted she believed that this home is eligible for to National Landmark Standards. Board Member Lynch stated that the architect should be included if in the resolution is stating architectural significance. Chair Owens asked if there was a period of historic significance. Mr. Minor stated yes 1897 when it was built to 1944 when the Bruton's left. Recommend to the City Council as the thirtieth monument, to adopt a resolution with the addition of Fred P Fischer as the architect and the period of significance to be 1897 to 1944. Motion By Board member Lynch seconded by Board member Hoffman. Motion passes 5-0. 7-C Certificate of Approval - PLN11-0340 - 1234 Hawthorne Street - Patricia & Alexander Bernstein. The applicant is requesting a Certificate of Approval to allow removal of one Coast Live Oak (Quercus agrifolia). According to a Certified Arborist Report, the approximately 30-foot high, 25.7-inch diameter tree, located in the front left side of the property is in poor health with extensive decay. Margaret Kavanaugh-Lynch, Planning Services Manager gave a brief report. Board member Hoffman noted he visited the property and agreed the tree was diseased, and removal should be approved. Chair Owens expressed that the disposal of the diseased tree should comply with the recommendations of a ASA Certified Arborist. Motion by Board member Hoffman to approve the removal of the tree as stated in the resolution with the addition that the tree should be disposed of as recommended by a ASA Certified Arborist. Seconded by Board member Rauk. Motion passes 5-0. 7-D Certificate of Approval - Alteration of a City Monument - PLN11-0346 - 500 Central Avenue - Dominic Chan Nguyen. Applicant is requesting to alter the restoration plan. The modifications include: 1. R… | HistoricalAdvisoryBoard/2011-12-01.pdf |
SocialServiceHumanRelationsBoard/2011-12-01.pdf,2 | SocialServiceHumanRelationsBoard | 2011-12-01 | 2 | development programs focused on Multimedia, Child Development, Health & Human Services, and Legal Studies West End Alameda students attending Encinal, ACLC, Alternatives in Action's BASE, [and list others] have benefited from participating in our career prep programs, paid & unpaid internships, and college & career guidance and workshops. Youth founded Home Sweet Home preschool in 1998, and today it serves 42 children and families with licensed daycare. Currently, 31 youth interns receive professional career training in Early Care and Education. Home Sweet Home interns partner with Head Start to support children and families in the Alameda community. Edgar has more than 100 hours direct service with children through Home Sweet Home preschool. He attended a four day professional development conference through NAREA which networked him internationally with Early Childhood educators - Edgar brought his learning back to Home Sweet Home and has shared it with children, youth and families in his work as a student intern. Media studies provide over 60 youth a year with technical training in video production and sound engineering. Project Youth View is the premiere Alameda event identified with this project group, impacting over 500 people annually and offering youth the opportunity to share their stories and viewpoints through the Art of filmmaking. Current partners include HBO and the Bay Area Video Coalition. Dee has a strong career interest in event production, and has applied his technical training to attain a paid job in this field, where he was recently promoted as manager. Dee represented Alternatives in Action at the Comcast Youth Tech Summit in Sept 2011, sharing the stage with the mayor of San Francisco as issues and concerns around youth social networking were highlighted. Alternatives in Action's Legal Studies project group provides over 40 teens a year with legal training and partners with McCullum Youth Court to provide a restorative justice opportunity for teens who take responsibility for their actions t… | SocialServiceHumanRelationsBoard/2011-12-01.pdf |
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