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[0:10] thank you all for coming happy New Year thank
[0:15] you for being a good chair establish
[0:18] please what you I said thank you for
[0:20] being a good
[0:22] chair all right I'll go ahead and
[0:24] establish quum um commissioner
[0:27] trael yes uh chair
[0:30] Cohen uh commissioner Gallagher Thompson
[0:34] here commissioner Basi here and vice
[0:38] chair Olen we do have a quorum of five
[0:41] Commissioners present thank
[0:55] you of the United States of America and
[0:58] to the Republic for which stands one
[1:01] nation under God
[1:11] indivisible
[1:14] com no public comments have been
[1:16] received at this time thank
[1:22] you we have a special presentation by
[1:25] Jamie so she's going first number one is
[1:28] actually on page two page soon and I
[1:32] will go ahead and be sharing the um on
[1:34] the screen as well
[1:40] too did the new people get um a copy of
[1:45] the commission handbook Jamie already
[1:46] when you oriented them so are there
[1:49] separate pages that we can actually get
[1:51] to put as appendix to our commission
[1:54] book could save paper if you want I
[1:56] don't oh no definitely um all of these
[1:59] all of this information is um in the
[2:02] current handbook I don't believe any
[2:04] changes have been
[2:07] um the pairs and everything it's all in
[2:09] there I believe so yes if um and the one
[2:12] that you may have gotten you might not
[2:15] have the most recent so I can make sure
[2:17] to um send that to the full commission
[2:20] but the newer Commissioners um which
[2:22] would be um commissioner traal
[2:24] commissioner um correct correct so I can
[2:28] send that out to the full commission
[2:32] all right so I'm going to be providing
[2:35] um an update and I thought that this
[2:37] would be all of the commissions are
[2:39] actually receiving um this update um
[2:42] some received it um at their meeting in
[2:45] November but this was not ready by the
[2:47] time that we met because we met the
[2:49] first meeting uh first Monday of
[2:51] November so which is why uh senior
[2:54] commission is getting this update um for
[2:56] our meeting in January since there was
[2:58] no meeting in December
[3:00] um but I will go ahead and continue so
[3:04] um this is just a basic background on
[3:06] the senior commission it is joint
[3:09] between Los Altos and Los Altos Hills
[3:12] and they are an advisory body to both
[3:15] councils um in regards to matters
[3:18] relating to senior interests and
[3:21] Comm um and coming up and that'll
[3:24] actually be part of the conversation
[3:26] when we talk about the work plan um
[3:28] they'll submit they they're calling it
[3:30] an annual report but it is basically a
[3:33] report on how the last work plan went
[3:36] what your um new work plan will be um
[3:39] and your joint meeting um will be
[3:42] actually in February and I'll go over
[3:44] that um in one of the upcoming items in
[3:46] this
[3:48] meeting um so breakdown of what is
[3:52] expected of the commission obviously
[3:55] performing tasks that are requested by
[3:57] city council um serves as a public forum
[4:00] for Community input and engagement um
[4:03] and quite a bit of that was done when we
[4:06] did the agef friendly action plan um
[4:09] submit an annual report so they want to
[4:11] see um through the work plan what has
[4:13] been accomplished or what is planned for
[4:15] the upcoming year and then there may be
[4:18] other tasks and duties that Council May
[4:21] assign depending on what projects might
[4:23] potentially come
[4:25] up um we've already done this the uh
[4:29] because we did this this actually in
[4:31] October um but in October we appoint a
[4:34] chair and a vice chair chair annually um
[4:37] each year and they serve through um from
[4:40] October through September that is the
[4:43] term and this was slightly new from last
[4:47] year but the expectation is that there
[4:50] is a rotation so um an individual cannot
[4:53] serve as chair um two years in a row so
[4:57] that must ad um adjust each year
[5:00] so one year ter correct but not cons
[5:04] correct and that is specifically for the
[5:06] chair
[5:08] position um so specifically for
[5:11] attendance and
[5:12] participation um expect expectation is
[5:15] that a majority of the members are
[5:17] present for the in-person meeting so for
[5:20] us we have seven um members uh for the
[5:24] commission uh for us to reach Quorum we
[5:27] do need to have at least four which is
[5:30] what um one more than half of the
[5:34] commission um so in order for us to hold
[5:36] a meeting we have to have four which
[5:38] today we have
[5:40] five um Commissioners are expected to
[5:43] attend 75% of regularly scheduled
[5:47] meetings now the commission has 10
[5:50] regular meetings scheduled um normally
[5:54] within a calendar year there's no
[5:56] meeting in July no meeting in December
[5:59] so that that's 10 total in the calendar
[6:01] year with the way that our schedule
[6:04] Falls um we do have I believe two kind
[6:08] of special meetings sometimes um which
[6:11] actually this year I think there's only
[6:12] one the one that usually occurs is uh
[6:16] September because of the Labor Day
[6:18] holiday it's adjusted to the following
[6:20] Monday that's actually considered a
[6:23] special meeting so anything that's not
[6:25] on the regular schedule which is the
[6:27] first Monday of the month um at 3:30 um
[6:31] so it's those regular meetings that you
[6:33] have to be in attendance of
[6:35] 75% um or more um would which would
[6:38] obviously be
[6:40] great
[6:42] correct seven and yes in the
[6:48] middle um so that's uh hope is that
[6:52] you're here um for a majority of that
[6:55] you can um attend uh virtually but there
[7:00] are some specific uh requirements that
[7:03] must be followed if you're going to
[7:05] attend virtually that is a possibility
[7:08] but we usually like to know in advance
[7:11] at least a week in advance so that we
[7:13] could work with the city clerk because
[7:15] there's special um circumstances um that
[7:18] would allow you to um attend remotely
[7:22] and then specific requirements like
[7:23] posting the agenda we have to list where
[7:26] you're going to be and going to be um
[7:29] taking meeting virtually so if you are
[7:32] planning or know in advance and would
[7:34] like to attend virtually um let us know
[7:37] as soon as possible and then we could
[7:38] work through those um
[7:42] requirements um and no more than 20% of
[7:46] the meetings can be attended remotely so
[7:48] the hope is that a majority is attended
[7:51] in
[7:54] person all right so
[7:56] reporting um work plan which is the
[7:59] agenda later on in this meeting um
[8:03] essentially we want to the council wants
[8:07] to look at uh the work plan within the
[8:09] first quarter of the calendar year so
[8:11] that is planned for the meeting in
[8:15] February and they want to know what has
[8:19] been planned what are you planning to
[8:20] work on for the uh the term and again
[8:24] the term for the work plan is October
[8:26] through
[8:27] September um in add addtion to that um
[8:31] that is always the joint meeting is a
[8:33] good time to talk about what had been
[8:35] accomplished in the past year as
[8:37] well this is slightly um new um for this
[8:41] upcoming work plan uh they've added a
[8:44] few uh columns which I mentioned um when
[8:48] I introduced the work plan in November
[8:51] uh uh which was our last meeting um goal
[8:54] Still Remains the Same that's the
[8:56] overarching goal um that can rep
[8:59] represent an any number of projects um
[9:02] and what the senior commission has
[9:04] decided is to base the goals upon the uh
[9:07] the domains um from the World Health
[9:10] Organization for the age friendly action
[9:13] plan the name of the project so what
[9:15] specifically the commission is working
[9:17] on anticipated completion so that the
[9:20] commission has an estimated timeline of
[9:23] maybe how long the project may take to
[9:26] complete priority Source where did the
[9:29] project come was it assigned from city
[9:31] council was it a part of the age
[9:34] friendly action plan was it a suggestion
[9:36] from a Community member um or Community
[9:39] Feed input that was received status is
[9:43] it in progress has it been completed um
[9:46] assignment um so this could be an
[9:49] example of whether an ad hoc
[9:51] subcommittee was assigned or a working
[9:53] pair was assigned and then notes um at
[9:58] the very end if there is anything else
[10:02] that would be helpful to decipher um
[10:05] what the project or goal or any of those
[10:08] other pieces would
[10:10] be and then this is slightly new as well
[10:13] a calendar so the intent behind here is
[10:17] to help the commission plan accordingly
[10:20] and the reason why I say that is because
[10:23] you don't want all of your projects to
[10:25] happen in the same month that would be
[10:27] too much for any individual or group to
[10:32] take on so the intent behind this
[10:34] calendar is to help the commission plan
[10:37] so that different projects um can be
[10:40] spread out over the course of the
[10:43] calendar year and term year and again it
[10:46] is highlighted there are no meetings um
[10:48] in July and December and so this could
[10:51] be when the commission needs to discuss
[10:53] something or needs to decide
[10:57] something so here we get into the fun
[11:00] stuff um ad hoc subcommittees and our
[11:03] working pairs um so a commission can
[11:06] appoint an ad hoc subcommittee it has to
[11:09] be less than a majority so majority for
[11:12] us is four and ad hoc subcommittee has
[11:15] to be three or less um and it should be
[11:20] focused on a specific topic and should
[11:23] not last more than one year and it
[11:26] should not be a standing committee so
[11:29] the best example I can give is something
[11:32] as generic as
[11:33] marketing um you shouldn't have that it
[11:37] should be more specific to it could be
[11:41] um
[11:43] electronic uh communication or
[11:45] electronic marketing and then even more
[11:47] specific what is it about it is it the
[11:50] newsletter that goes out or is it an
[11:52] email blast that goes out or is it a
[11:55] distribution that you're trying to build
[11:58] again the idea is that the task should
[12:00] be more specific and not so broad that
[12:04] it could be seen as a standing uh
[12:08] category um it doesn't ad hoc committees
[12:12] um have to comply with a brown act but
[12:16] it doesn't require um obviously our
[12:19] commission meetings are posted um the uh
[12:23] agenda is posted at the front of the
[12:25] meeting it's posted on the website so
[12:28] that the public knows
[12:29] ad hoc committees and one of the
[12:31] benefits of that is that you can meet
[12:33] outside of those so that you can start
[12:35] working without needing to post
[12:38] information in that way um which the
[12:41] full commission usually
[12:47] does and as I mentioned specific topic
[12:50] specific time frames so it can't just be
[12:53] General there should be an end date or a
[12:56] completion date to what you're looking
[12:58] to achieve
[13:01] um what they mean by continuing
[13:03] jurisdiction again something as general
[13:06] as marketing um it should be again more
[13:11] specific and it should not be
[13:13] established in multiple years so it is
[13:15] talking specifically what is the
[13:17] specific project or
[13:20] topic um and then again in that annual
[13:23] report that you provide to city council
[13:26] you're going to share uh
[13:29] um twofold um obviously bring the final
[13:34] information back to the commission and
[13:36] then that will be something that you
[13:37] will report out to your uh the city
[13:40] council when you meet jointly as
[13:42] well multiple years on the calendar from
[13:46] work our major project the action plan
[13:49] is over multiple years so it's a four or
[13:52] five year project and if we lay out the
[13:54] task and go forward I mean we can do it
[13:57] we'll do it year by year but I'm just
[13:58] saying people can Envision a bigger
[14:00] project than a one-year project
[14:02] potentially yes but um in that way um
[14:07] you will have some of these smaller
[14:10] projects that will build up into
[14:13] eventually um achieving a lot of the
[14:16] tasks or um things that were called out
[14:18] in the action plan but um I think the at
[14:23] least for the annual work plan you'll
[14:26] want to be a little bit more specific in
[14:28] maybe what could be a accomplished
[14:29] within that year there will be some
[14:31] projects that will be longer standing um
[14:34] but you can take smaller
[14:37] components yeah correct
[14:43] corrects I mean including emergency
[14:45] preparedness yep that pretty much you
[14:48] know there is absolutely a lot and um
[14:51] that's where we can be a little bit more
[14:53] granular um when we get to the work plan
[14:56] oh absolutely oh and uh one other thing
[15:00] um for ad hoc this is where you can only
[15:04] serve at one one at a time so for
[15:08] something that is a larger project um
[15:11] the and again the idea is so that you
[15:14] can focus on that particular work or
[15:17] project um you can only serve it on one
[15:21] and also it has to do with the brown
[15:23] neck so that there isn't mixing um
[15:25] because again sometimes
[15:27] conversations um can uh mix on other
[15:31] topics that might be uh what the
[15:33] commission talks about as a whole so
[15:36] again for the ad hoc it should be
[15:38] specific and that's why they
[15:39] specifically call out that you can only
[15:41] serve on one at a
[15:44] time
[15:46] um specifically it has to uh be members
[15:51] of the commission only that can be
[15:54] appointed to an ad hoc subcommittee less
[15:57] than a quorum of the commission so three
[16:01] and defined purpose and time frame and
[16:03] less than one year and it will
[16:06] automatically terminate so as soon as
[16:08] you complete your task and provide a
[16:11] final report out to the commission there
[16:13] is no need for a formal action as soon
[16:15] as that project is completed that ad hoc
[16:18] subcommittee has completed their task
[16:21] and uh the commission doesn't need to do
[16:23] a formal action to dissolve
[16:25] it um and obviously as uh mentioned
[16:29] before shouldn't be reestablished or
[16:31] renewed for continuing on the same topic
[16:34] unless it's maybe slightly larger
[16:37] slightly nuanced um as we kind of talked
[16:40] about uh with cherco and maybe different
[16:42] components that are going to go forward
[16:44] in different
[16:46] years
[16:48] um so an example of one that was formed
[16:53] there was our age friendly task force
[16:55] and um commissioner buckolz commissioner
[16:58] Cohen and uh former commissioner
[17:00] O'Reilly they were the ad hoc
[17:02] subcommittee that was a part of the agef
[17:05] friendly task
[17:07] force now we get to the fun part that
[17:09] was slightly updated and I think there
[17:11] was some excitement here we are able to
[17:14] do what's called working pairs so unlike
[17:18] ad hoc subcommittees which does require
[17:20] a formal approval um by the commission
[17:24] and you will notice that um the specific
[17:27] wording in some of the agenda topics if
[17:31] there is a potential to form an ad hoc
[17:33] subcommittee that is going to be listed
[17:35] you don't have to but we have to let the
[17:38] public know that we might potentially
[17:40] form an ad hoc
[17:42] subcommittee the intent behind the
[17:44] working pairs is that in order to
[17:46] accomplish these larger um goals there
[17:50] are smaller things as an ex and I'll use
[17:53] the health there as an example um such
[17:56] something like maybe creating a flyer or
[18:00] contacting vendors or maybe looking for
[18:04] businesses that might be willing to do
[18:06] donations or to think about um you know
[18:10] maybe Workshop topics that might be
[18:12] presented these are all smaller tasks
[18:16] under the bigger planning of the event
[18:19] which is the senior commission health
[18:21] fair um working pairs so it could be two
[18:25] or single so it's two or one um and and
[18:29] you can do as many working pairs as you
[18:32] need to then work on those smaller tasks
[18:36] that build into that larger um project
[18:40] or task um and so again it can be one or
[18:45] two
[18:46] Commissioners um you can similar to ad
[18:49] hoc you can still meet outside you don't
[18:52] have to um it doesn't require an agenda
[18:56] or posting or anything like that and
[18:59] then you can um at the next commission
[19:01] meeting provide an update or report
[19:04] these uh vendors were contacted we
[19:06] created um these uh flyers or marketing
[19:10] pieces um that is an example um the
[19:16] commission can take action if needed or
[19:18] they can simply receive the update or
[19:21] report so
[19:24] yes is there the same restriction and
[19:27] limitations on the number of working
[19:30] pairs that you could be you could be
[19:32] joining as a commissioner you can join
[19:34] as many working pairs as need yep so yep
[19:37] slightly different ad hoc only one
[19:40] working pairs you may do as many as you
[19:42] need to and what's the relationship
[19:44] between working Pairs and ad hoc y
[19:47] getting there okay yep um so the working
[19:51] group um or working pairs um are
[19:54] designed to allow Commissioners to work
[19:56] in a flexible manner respond to requests
[20:00] or projects um or directions and to help
[20:03] move projects on the work plan forward
[20:07] no limit to the amount of working pairs
[20:09] a commissioner can participate in at one
[20:12] time so here's the difference ad hoc
[20:15] subcommittee it's really it's more
[20:17] formal bigger project focused on a
[20:21] project work plan development and the
[20:23] example I provided the senior commission
[20:26] healthare there's going to be need to be
[20:28] one larger ad hoc that kind of oversees
[20:32] that planning of the
[20:34] event uh working pairs informal it's a
[20:38] component of the larger project so an
[20:42] example would be completing uh
[20:44] completing a flyer for the event or
[20:47] contacting vendors um some of those
[20:50] other examples I gave so formal versus
[20:52] informal and again a working pair is a
[20:55] component of the larger um product
[20:58] project and
[21:00] or there potentially could be um but
[21:04] that's where um we're all come in so if
[21:07] there is ever a question I can help
[21:09] distinguish between what should be
[21:11] between the
[21:14] two
[21:16] yes my question really had to do with if
[21:19] you're in the ad hoc and you need you
[21:23] want to be more you need more help than
[21:25] those three people the working pair can
[21:27] be in or out of the one person from the be
[21:32] working pair with one person from
[21:34] outside of
[21:35] the okay that's where the flexibility is
[21:38] going to be really helpful
[21:42] yes
[21:45] y all right so Liaisons um this is just
[21:50] an example so there may be other outside
[21:53] boards or groups um that maybe have
[21:56] similar interests that um this
[21:59] commission may want information or to
[22:01] collaborate with um if you want to
[22:04] assign a particular commissioner to
[22:07] maybe attend outside meetings or to work
[22:10] with a specific group or to get
[22:13] information um you can absolutely assign
[22:16] an individual commissioner to attend or
[22:19] bring back
[22:21] information um so basically to be a leaz
[22:24] to that particular group um as a
[22:29] the liaison to that specific uh group
[22:32] should bring back information to the
[22:34] full commission at the um Regular uh
[22:37] commission meetings and if something is
[22:41] discussed by the senior commission and
[22:43] then that Leon should then take the same
[22:46] position that the commission has to
[22:48] share that with the group that they are
[22:50] liaisoning with and so the example that
[22:53] I'm going to provide and I know uh chair
[22:56] Cohen you just attended the meeting
[22:58] earlier today but we did officially
[23:00] appoint uh chair Cohen as our liaison um
[23:05] to sourcewise um so that is an example
[23:09] of that sourcewise being an outside
[23:11] group that we the senior commission has
[23:14] assigned someone to
[23:17] attend sourcewise is uh it the name of
[23:22] that group has changed slightly but it
[23:25] is uh within Santa Clara County um and
[23:28] many different agencies and cities have
[23:31] members that come together and they have
[23:34] actually different um even different I
[23:38] would call them subcommittees that have
[23:40] different topics that they look at um
[23:45] it's it's countywide and it's it has
[23:49] different cities represented there and
[23:51] also um different legislative areas are
[23:55] represented yes and also different um
[23:59] communities of
[24:00] Interest either based on ethnicity or
[24:03] other things that are specifically
[24:06] needed to be worked on and it's not only
[24:08] working with the elderly but it's
[24:09] working with disabilities those are two
[24:12] major
[24:14] areas and if you're interested I can
[24:17] share um just basic information
[24:20] obviously our commission liaison is uh
[24:23] chair Cohen but I can share uh the link
[24:26] and some basic information about that
[24:28] particular group with the rest of the
[24:30] commission as well so that you have some
[24:32] background in
[24:34] that um our Council Lea on so ours um
[24:38] has not yet been um assigned yet because
[24:40] council member um Lee in uh did uh end
[24:44] her term in December of 2024 so we will
[24:48] find out soon who our new Council
[24:50] liaison will be um at least from uh the
[24:53] city of Los Altos I believe town of Los
[24:56] Altos Hills um count member Tyson I
[24:59] believe is still assigned that may
[25:01] change in the upcoming calendar year but
[25:03] I will keep the commission
[25:06] informed used to
[25:12] be yeah council member Lee but uh her
[25:15] term ended um in December so I don't
[25:18] believe that with the the seating of um
[25:21] the new commissioner or a council member
[25:24] which is uh council member Larry Lang um
[25:28] he was seated in December and so I
[25:31] believe Council still has to determine
[25:33] the assignments um of the commissions so
[25:37] I will keep the commission up I know you
[25:39] said to me I'm really interested in the
[25:41] seniors ah ah
[25:45] okay yep so we will see uh which council
[25:48] member is assigned I will keep you
[25:54] updated um and then for Council Liaisons
[25:58] um the intent is that they shouldn't
[26:00] direct guide or influence um other
[26:04] advisory bodies but um again the
[26:07] commission if there obviously if there
[26:08] are questions um that's where Council
[26:11] Liaisons could potentially be uh helpful
[26:14] obviously that is my role as well too to
[26:17] provide information as
[26:19] well um conflicts of interests um so
[26:22] this is just a basic overview um and
[26:25] we'll talk about perceived or or
[26:28] incompatible activities so um perceived
[26:32] conflict of interest is an interest for
[26:36] commissioner um that may arise from
[26:39] personal personal relationships
[26:41] Financial interests um serving on bodies
[26:45] or boards that have shared or
[26:47] overlapping subject matter jurisdiction
[26:50] as those under the jurisdiction of the
[26:52] commission so if there is ever any
[26:56] question that is where my role comes in
[26:59] so if you are ever unsure you can always
[27:01] reach out to me directly and then I can
[27:04] work with our city clerk and if
[27:06] necessary we can obviously pose um a
[27:09] question or get clarification from our
[27:11] City attorney as well um but if there is
[27:15] ever a question as I mentioned notify me
[27:18] um as the staff liaison um you can uh
[27:22] indicate what you think might be a
[27:24] conflict of interest and then we can
[27:26] work with City staff or the City
[27:29] attorney to help work through
[27:33] that um this is and again this
[27:36] information is uh at least the uh
[27:41] PowerPoint um that is uh on the website
[27:45] and if you do want an individual copy it
[27:47] was included in the packet but if you do
[27:49] need um so that you want if you want to
[27:51] review this later you can as
[27:54] well um ultimately it is is the
[27:58] responsibility of the commun uh
[28:00] commission uh member to identify or uh
[28:04] come forward let us know if there might
[28:07] be something that uh needs to be looked
[28:09] into further um and as I mentioned um
[28:13] you could work through myself um if that
[28:16] question needs to be posed to the City
[28:20] attorney this is just basic information
[28:23] our commission doesn't really deal with
[28:25] this particular topic very much but
[28:28] since this is an update for all
[28:30] commissions there are some commissions
[28:32] that this is very relevant or um happens
[28:35] to come up with many of the uh topics or
[28:37] projects that they discuss it's squa
[28:40] which is the California Environmental
[28:42] Quality act um there are a variety of
[28:45] different things under that this is just
[28:47] basic information if you want more
[28:50] detailed information or if you're
[28:52] curious for more information there are
[28:54] some additional slides which for some of
[28:57] the commissions that this is not
[28:58] directly related to um those slides were
[29:02] pulled out but if you're curious and
[29:03] what more information I'm happy to send
[29:05] you those um those slides um but if
[29:09] there are specific questions on this the
[29:11] best person um to reach out to is uh the
[29:16] deputy director deputy director for
[29:19] development
[29:22] services that is everything and again
[29:25] part of the reason why I wanted this to
[29:27] come first is because leading into the
[29:30] conversation on the work plan uh I
[29:34] thought the clarification between the ad
[29:36] hoc subcommittee and the working pairs
[29:39] would be helpful as we start to look at
[29:42] what those projects um will be uh that
[29:46] you would like to work on for this
[29:48] upcoming term year and then potentially
[29:51] looking at who might be assigned as an
[29:53] ad hoc subcommittee or potentially a
[29:56] working PA as well
[29:58] um but that is everything so I will go
[30:03] ahead and stop
[30:10] sharing Ken if you would like a printed
[30:16] copy very new one oh the the uh hand
[30:20] you're referencing the
[30:23] hand one or not I don't think the front
[30:26] cover has a DAT no I don't think they
[30:28] reference it in the physical file the
[30:31] digital file name I believe does have
[30:34] the correct um so but I will I will send
[30:38] it out to the full commission it's not
[30:40] covered in the's handb it should
[30:44] be
[30:47] yes
[30:50] okay when you say you're gonna send it
[30:52] out um do you think that you could print
[30:55] documents we were talking about it
[30:56] because people didn't this and they
[30:58] don't have it so do you think
[31:02] so for everyone because they they they
[31:05] didn't prepare for it
[31:08] because I think we got a friend copy
[31:11] right you this is one that's by the
[31:14] council they get this one yeah um so
[31:17] let's take one thing at a time so um in
[31:20] regards to the commission the
[31:23] commissioner handbook um I guess the
[31:26] best Note is that or at least direction
[31:29] we are trying to be environmentally
[31:31] friendly which is why we email
[31:33] information out and send the links if
[31:35] there is a request where you would like
[31:37] something printed contact me or Candice
[31:41] um Candace is not here today she is
[31:43] still um out of the office she'll return
[31:46] tomorrow um if there is a request for
[31:49] printed material you would just need to
[31:52] reach out to us and we can provide that
[31:54] to you but we would not automatically
[31:56] print something unless it's requested um
[32:00] so it once we get to the next part then
[32:02] we can talk about the the
[32:07] other okay thank you very much for your
[32:09] report question I was Wonder then would
[32:12] you mail it to us we can yes um so we
[32:16] can absolutely mail or if you happen to
[32:19] be here at the center we can have it
[32:20] available at the front desk whatever
[32:23] would be easiest but you could work out
[32:25] those details directly with us
[32:31] copy of
[32:36] updated yes um if there is a request um
[32:40] the printing is really quickly uh or
[32:43] happens really quickly so if you want a
[32:46] printed copy I can do that directly
[32:48] after this meeting since you are already
[32:51] physically
[32:55] here so does everyone um I know uh chair
[32:59] Cohen you have yours already um does
[33:02] everyone else prefer a printed
[33:05] copy
[33:07] sure we met with you and got a printed
[33:11] copy but you're saying it's not the
[33:12] latest that is correct that was in in
[33:15] draft form at that
[33:19] point yes so I will go ahead and do a
[33:22] printed copy for each of the
[33:23] Commissioners after the meeting today
[33:29] you're okay okay
[33:33] sure so I will do the I will do the four
[33:37] one issue about we really appreciate you
[33:39] for for us but when we get our um
[33:43] information the Thursday before the
[33:45] meeting there's no time unless they come
[33:49] Friday morning to get it in order to
[33:52] prepare anyway for the meeting so it's
[33:55] also a timing issue
[33:58] you know what I mean so if you know I'm
[34:00] just wondering if you know this is going
[34:01] to be a large document do you think that
[34:04] we could get at least that component
[34:05] earlier so that we can read it
[34:07] thoroughly and be prepared for the meet
[34:09] it I know that's a big ass but it I will
[34:12] just say that it will depend um so the best way that I can describe it is
[34:18] the commission work is a component of
[34:20] what staff currently works on and per
[34:24] the brown act we're only required to
[34:26] post it three days in advance 72 hours
[34:29] in advance and so Thursday is actually
[34:32] ahead of that 72 hours we would
[34:36] theoretically only have to post Friday
[34:39] now in regards to getting information to
[34:41] the commission um for the example of the
[34:45] age friendly action P plan that was
[34:48] prepared um slight different um
[34:52] obviously we had a consultant put that
[34:54] together um but sometimes the report
[34:57] reps are not specifically ready until
[35:01] that Thursday when it is posted so it's
[35:05] not it's not going to be um I would say
[35:09] always that we're going to be able to do
[35:11] ahead ahead of that time if it is
[35:13] feasible we can possibly do that um but
[35:17] the deadlines that staff is required to
[35:20] follow is at least 72 a minimum of 72
[35:24] hours um
[35:30] documents that you sent out it was 121
[35:32] pages and to get it late Thursday I
[35:36] didn't you call me something else I'm
[35:40] not say I'm not trying to create
[35:42] conflict but anyway I'm just saying
[35:44] could it be an appendix can it be
[35:46] something else or I just I would like to
[35:50] speak to the commission if I can and
[35:53] just say that I think it would be so
[35:55] nice if they could get it earlier
[35:57] because we want people to be prepared
[35:58] for the meeting and I don't see how they
[36:01] could have been really because I'm not
[36:03] going to read I know I got it Thursday
[36:05] when we met but that's you know an hour
[36:07] or two before they got it but um but I
[36:11] can't read that many pages on the
[36:12] computer so I knew I needed a written
[36:14] copy and you were so nice to be able to
[36:17] you know do that for me so I just would
[36:20] you think of that like maybe a way that
[36:22] we could just you know it's not common
[36:24] that we get such a big documents no this is an outlier um again because it
[36:30] includes the final action plan and it
[36:33] included um 25 of the 120 Pages was also
[36:38] the PowerPoint presentation that I did
[36:40] as well so generally speaking the packet
[36:43] would not be this large the only other
[36:46] thing I will say is that
[36:49] um what staff has to follow is that it
[36:53] should be consistent for all the
[36:55] commissions and I don't know if I would
[36:58] be able to again change what is at least
[37:03] the deadlines which is what all the
[37:06] commissions usually fall so that's a
[37:09] question that I can pose but I don't I
[37:13] don't see policy-wise that changing
[37:15] unless they maybe change that for all
[37:17] the commissions because that's what is
[37:20] required for all of the commission that
[37:22] it's posted um at least 72 hours in
[37:26] advance um but again I can ask what is
[37:33] possible AC theard
[37:37] correct color printers for example and
[37:47] this is a this is a document that lovely
[37:51] in color easier to read and
[37:54] color
[37:56] getting and I just wanted when the
[37:59] council voted for it it was in their
[38:02] consent calendar so unless someone
[38:04] pulled it it went through automatically
[38:06] and there weren't any changes made after
[38:09] the final draft was created for them
[38:11] correct so so was that the case so we're getting slightly off
[38:17] topic um to figure out I mean because it
[38:20] was ready like maybe two weeks before
[38:22] that next council meeting happened I
[38:24] don't
[38:25] know it's just that we worked on this to
[38:28] correct so let again let's we're we're muddling some of the topics so if
[38:35] we can make sure that again what's at
[38:39] least the request that is coming forward
[38:41] I can follow up and see what is possible
[38:46] but again what is um and even two city
[38:50] council has made some amendments for
[38:53] themselves uh again the agenda topics on
[38:57] its own um are usually printed uh or in
[39:01] the town crier I believe and I I might
[39:05] get some of the the timing but even city
[39:08] council doesn't get so far in advance um
[39:12] obviously some of the uh their agenda
[39:15] topics are much larger um and usually
[39:18] the information that it's included
[39:20] includes more information so they
[39:22] usually post and get information
[39:24] slightly earlier but all the commissions
[39:27] are required 72 hours in advance so I
[39:30] will follow up and see what is feasible
[39:33] or
[39:34] possible people yes so I have a question
[39:38] just wondering if there is a print
[39:42] version available an example would be
[39:45] talking about the ad hoc
[39:47] versus um workings
[39:51] pairs to print that out you're using
[39:53] green as the backdrop is there a just a
[39:58] printable where you just have do you
[40:00] know my correct and this is no
[40:05] absolutely um just so you know that is
[40:07] the old PowerPoint template the new
[40:11] PowerPoint template does not have the
[40:12] green anymore we with that information
[40:16] um in regards to the color the newer
[40:19] template um which I received it on the
[40:22] old we'd have we got the new template
[40:24] for the Powerpoints after so future
[40:27] templates for PowerPoint presentations
[40:30] will not have the green but thinking
[40:32] being a seeing it on the screen I can I
[40:37] understand it but I I'm one i' like to
[40:39] put notes by it and
[40:43] I need that tactile and so if there's a printable that I can then make it
[40:49] smaller make each you know do four pages
[40:51] on one or something I don't know if
[40:53] that's in scope or if that's asking no
[40:56] so again if there uh so I think to
[40:59] everyone's questions that are coming
[41:02] forward
[41:03] um standard procedure is to email the
[41:07] link sometimes because of the amount of
[41:09] information that's in the packet if
[41:12] there is a need reach out to myself and
[41:15] Candice and we can work individually
[41:17] with um with the Commissioners on what
[41:21] might work best for them to process the
[41:24] information in the packet so
[41:28] best case scenario would be just to
[41:29] reach out to myself or Candace going
[41:35] forward
[41:37] sure next item is um are the
[41:42] minutes did anybody have a chance to
[41:44] look at
[42:05] minut yeah um so clarification on
[42:08] minutes so long as um someone um from
[42:13] that was either present or again
[42:17] reviewing you don't have to physically
[42:19] be at the meeting in order to approve
[42:22] the minutes as long as those that were
[42:25] in attendance um can um verify that the
[42:30] minutes accurately reflect that um you
[42:33] can still vote um which is
[42:38] okay so do we have a first and a second
[42:41] all in favor say I oppose any
[42:47] exensions
[42:52] thank next item is the health there
[42:57] yes so we uh I looked at the variety of
[43:01] dates based upon the three dates and
[43:04] times that the commission selected um
[43:07] the two dates um as I mentioned um the
[43:10] main date that was selected which was
[43:12] the first choice which is September 9th
[43:15] and it is planned from 12: to 3: I have
[43:19] reserved both the Grand Oak Room which
[43:21] is the larger uh space here at the
[43:24] community center in addition to this
[43:26] space which is the Sequoia room and the
[43:29] room across the way which is
[43:31] Manzanita um just in case um I do also
[43:35] have a reservation in hold for the
[43:39] October um time frame as well so but the
[43:43] main date that has been selected is
[43:45] September 9th so um Recreation we always
[43:49] like to have a contingency plan so we do
[43:52] have that as a backup just in
[43:55] case um that is October um six no
[44:01] um it is October 7th and all of them are
[44:06] Tuesday
[44:09] dat well are there any comments I have a
[44:12] comment but I I like to hear from other
[44:14] people about that date is that does that
[44:17] seem feasible to you that date
[44:24] yeah to
[44:28] you have to make sure the vendors are
[44:29] available those I was thinking so close
[44:33] to Labor
[44:35] Day does any does
[44:38] anyone is is everyone okay with that
[44:40] September 9th dat well the question the
[44:43] bigger question is do we have vendors
[44:44] all lined up for those dates what so
[44:47] this is the the first the first step is
[44:50] to figure out the date and time which we
[44:53] do have the two options the um again the
[44:58] selection of the dates was decided in
[45:01] November um and those were the three
[45:03] dates that the commission selected for
[45:06] staff to look at um the First Choice was
[45:09] the 9th or the 16th the 9th is the one
[45:12] that was still available the time that
[45:15] it was booked and then I did book the
[45:17] October 7th as a backup so those are the
[45:20] two dates that we could go forward with
[45:22] the suggestion from staff is to select
[45:26] um either some working pairs or an ad
[45:29] hoc subcommittee so that um the planning
[45:34] um so uh as commissioner bassi brought
[45:37] up um potentially coming up with uh or
[45:40] contacting vendors um and then looking
[45:44] um some of the conversations that the
[45:46] commission had previously was um maybe
[45:50] doing some workshops or presentations on
[45:53] a variety of different Health topics um
[45:56] and then maybe to have um other
[45:59] components uh besides just having the
[46:02] vendors available um as information and
[46:06] what I shared in November um we did have
[46:09] an event down at Grant um on October
[46:12] 16th all of those vendors we have
[46:14] contacts for so we can start with that
[46:18] list of vendors um and so we can uh
[46:21] staff can pass that on to whichever
[46:24] working pair or ad hoc committee
[46:27] um and then that uh contact can then start with some
[46:32] of those vendors but the first step
[46:35] would be to either select a working pair
[46:37] or an individual that would be willing
[46:39] to um do some of that work what's the
[46:42] time that you're thinking for the
[46:46] September so the actual event is 12 to
[46:51] 3 yeah so the actual event would be 12:
[46:55] to 3 and then obviously there would be
[46:58] um setup and so we would have the room
[47:02] as soon as 10 o'clock which is after
[47:05] jazzer size um in the morning so we
[47:08] would have about two hours before and
[47:11] about 2 hours
[47:14] after we can potentially have some um
[47:19] Refreshments sure um
[47:24] yes let's hold off on the details until
[47:26] we get the commit first of all I'd like
[47:28] to go back to the date we haven't
[47:30] decided definitely on the date just is
[47:32] it unanimous that people wanted on
[47:34] September night I
[47:40] okay so the from the November from the
[47:44] November
[47:46] meeting the top priority was the 9th or
[47:49] the 16th and then October 7th was the
[47:52] third
[47:55] priority so the commission can change
[47:58] that that is that is but this was based
[48:02] upon the conversation from
[48:04] November um so all of those components
[48:07] that are being brought up uh whether
[48:09] there's food vendors all of those
[48:11] different things that's what the ad hoc
[48:14] subcommittee can work on or decide what
[48:17] components and then working pairs can be
[48:20] assigned for you know smaller to uh
[48:24] smaller tasks within that
[48:27] who like to be on
[48:33] thee okay and I think um Bill wanted to
[48:36] be yes commissioner buckhold did
[48:38] indicate that in
[48:42] November problem we can I think um he
[48:46] did indicate interest of being on the ad
[48:48] hoc subcommittee in November so I think
[48:51] we are safe to assign um uh those uh
[48:57] so jores and Bill yeah the other
[49:00] question I have maybe it can come up
[49:03] later uh if you can make sure uh there's
[49:06] a staff member also assigned to us to
[49:08] work there absolutely would
[49:13] be previous event correct okay thank
[49:18] just to go back to the date one more
[49:19] time the reason that I can think of for
[49:22] October to that might work better is
[49:25] because we'll be having to do a lot in
[49:28] the summer months in July and August to
[49:31] finalize things it seems to me and
[49:34] that's a more difficult time because of
[49:37] erratic scheduling vacations and we
[49:40] don't have a meeting in July so we only
[49:42] have August which makes it even tighter
[49:44] July meeting right so I don't know maybe
[49:47] last you said last year was October and
[49:49] it was successful maybe it ought to be
[49:52] an annual event in October you I'm going
[49:55] to toss in because
[49:57] on my work plan I've will be talking
[50:01] about a social event which I've been
[50:04] working with um Club 55 and the idea is
[50:10] Halloween theme and have that in October
[50:13] so if we do the October one then we'd
[50:16] have two senior events in October which
[50:18] would' be nice to get the senior commiss
[50:20] date picked out for your oober do you
[50:22] have a date picked out what is it uh the
[50:25] 17th
[50:27] so it's
[50:29] close right so that's where I wanted to
[50:32] that in before you go it's good to bring
[50:35] that up so there is
[50:39] flexibility yeah um so with the health
[50:42] fair um for the ad hoc committee's uh
[50:45] consideration um both dates are booked
[50:49] for the community center so as you're
[50:51] planning if um you're finding that more
[50:55] vendors are available we can absolutely
[50:58] adjust you have that flexibility but the
[51:01] first choice at least according to
[51:03] November's meeting was the uh September
[51:06] 9th or 16th but the 9th was the one that
[51:09] was still
[51:10] available correct correct um so there is
[51:16] flexibility with
[51:18] that
[51:20] correct than yeah okay so the room we
[51:24] know and subed
[51:27] yeah we know now and it mentioned
[51:30] official impact none but there are going
[51:33] to be costs so why would we say
[51:35] n at the moment they're not known at
[51:38] this uh well they're not known and and
[51:41] so again um as the ad hoc sub committee
[51:45] um
[51:47] correct of course for be staff there you
[51:53] know it everyone came it was amazing
[51:56] event I loved it I grand for it's
[51:58] wonderful Everyone likes it
[52:01] um and for the ad hoc committee it does
[52:04] have to be a formal action so we would
[52:06] need um a motion to create that ad hoc
[52:10] committee with those particular
[52:12] Commissioners
[52:14] assigned so we we can do the uh um we
[52:18] can assign which is which is okay
[52:21] because he did indicate interest um but
[52:24] we would need a a motion and approval by
[52:27] the commission
[52:30] correct to address the the um
[52:37] with members I'm sorry Jim Gores and
[52:42] Bill second okay um any discussion all
[52:48] in favor say I I any opposed any
[52:52] exensions motion carries per
[52:58] okay oh boy the
[53:00] work we should do this first not when
[53:03] we're
[53:05] exhausted um so you have a copy of the
[53:09] um of the work plan and I will bring
[53:11] this up so it is on the um on the screen
[53:15] as well
[53:38] so this is just the draft um so right
[53:42] now we have
[53:45] um I have all of the goals based upon um
[53:50] the domains of the um of the age
[53:55] friendly action plan so the top you'll
[53:57] see outdoor spaces and buildings um
[54:01] transportation housing social
[54:03] participation respect and social
[54:05] inclusion civic participation and
[54:08] employment communication and information
[54:12] community support and health care
[54:14] services and the one that was added
[54:16] which was emergency preparedness so as
[54:19] you can see within this um particular
[54:21] term which started in October and the
[54:24] term is listed on top October 24 through
[54:28] September
[54:30] 2025 um the first one under
[54:32] transportation so we did hear feedback
[54:35] about the road runners project and
[54:37] initially the commission um wanted to
[54:41] write um a letter um after I checked in
[54:45] with additional City staff because the
[54:48] senior commission is only an advisory
[54:50] body um the an official letter should
[54:53] only come from city council so I believe
[54:56] individual Commissioners did write um
[54:59] letters to um in regards to the um end
[55:02] of the Roadrunner program so we switched
[55:05] a little bit um slightly on that topic
[55:09] and then um social participation I did
[55:12] list this one as completed because that
[55:14] was something that um former
[55:16] commissioner ngau and uh commissioner
[55:18] Olsen had worked on um and that was just
[55:21] in regards to collaborating with staff
[55:23] on some of the um participation in
[55:26] program programs and activities we're
[55:28] going to um switch slightly and then we
[55:31] do have the larger project which is to
[55:33] host a health fair um and that was
[55:36] something that commission indicated
[55:38] interest in so I will update that
[55:40] according to the ad hoc committee that
[55:42] was just formed um and we'll add some
[55:44] notes onto that but the work plan is
[55:48] open for the commission to discuss what
[55:51] other projects you would like to work on
[55:55] um and the only reminder that I will put
[55:57] is that this should the hope is that we
[56:00] accomplish it within this term year so
[56:03] something that uh or at least the comp
[56:06] component that's listed is something
[56:09] that we can achieve by September of this
[56:12] year so within the next nine months um
[56:15] so that is the only piece um and then I
[56:19] will turn it back over to the commission
[56:20] so that you can discuss um you do not
[56:24] have to have projects under all of the
[56:28] goals um that would be I think a little
[56:31] bit too much so I I think um according
[56:34] to what the commission would like to
[56:36] focus on um maybe two to three um maybe
[56:40] four depending on the size of the test
[56:43] um but that would be just a suggestion
[56:46] um from staff so I will turn it over to
[56:48] the
[56:52] commission
[56:53] you conceptually how you envision it
[56:56] yeah go
[57:00] ahead so in the past we the senior
[57:04] commission has put on a
[57:08] springling oh yeah and so my
[57:12] idea I don't remember that ever I know
[57:15] you have them but I've never done it
[57:16] that predates you a little bit huh that
[57:18] predates so I wanted to resurrect that
[57:21] and I wanted to uh with the thoughts
[57:24] that this would be under Dem four of
[57:27] social
[57:29] participation and
[57:31] talking with Jamie and already regarding
[57:36] potential dates in April and I also
[57:39] wanted to combine it with Club 55 and
[57:43] good
[57:45] idea what adult 50 plus thank you um and
[57:49] be able to really cohere all of these
[57:53] groups together and be able to get
[57:57] 50 plus and be able to make it really
[58:01] marketed get all decades involved and
[58:06] started back again so the I since April
[58:10] was not available um May through October
[58:14] the third Friday is CL 55 and we already
[58:18] have the rooms um reserved so that's all
[58:22] set so tagging on with them the thought
[58:25] would be be to have a bigger event on um
[58:29] October and have it be Halloween scen
[58:34] and so to work with all those groups
[58:38] make it a bigger event have a band have
[58:42] it more inclusive have tickets available
[58:46] we'll figure out the details but then
[58:49] that's a
[58:50] um we're really promoting something for
[58:54] the seniors
[58:56] getting it out there even and offering
[58:58] things for younger Generations that are
[59:01] still
[59:02] seniors the senior
[59:05] deniers um and then that's will fast
[59:09] forward to start the Spring Fling in
[59:12] 2026 so that way you have the contacts
[59:16] the emails you've got the flow going
[59:19] it's the third Friday it'll start the M
[59:21] before Club 55 so it' be in April um um
[59:27] 17th and that way again we have
[59:31] something that we are offering
[59:34] seniors um in our location and the
[59:37] senior commission is um listening to
[59:42] the listening to our our residents and
[59:46] offering we at a reasonable price and
[59:49] fun and
[59:51] community and what was the date again
[59:54] April so I'm proposing to head that up
[59:59] whether it's an ad hoc or
[1:00:01] just do
[1:00:04] it back a little bit and start over
[1:00:08] where was this all coming soon how did
[1:00:09] this all happen how it all happened is I
[1:00:12] wanted to do spring sling again thinking
[1:00:15] that this is a way to get community
[1:00:16] together this is a way to get those
[1:00:19] residents um active that's maybe in in
[1:00:23] another way I've helped out with Club 55
[1:00:27] and the reason that that started to give
[1:00:30] you a little history there came from the
[1:00:33] first time that we had that the senior
[1:00:37] commission had done the
[1:00:42] um survey out there
[1:00:46] and really what the people wanted
[1:00:50] the the uh respondents they really
[1:00:54] wanted to get together and have a drink
[1:00:55] and socialized so Club 55 started back
[1:01:00] 2010 and it was downtown and it was at
[1:01:05] the costume Bank in the back and then
[1:01:09] it's expanded and so since we had the
[1:01:11] new community center they're working
[1:01:13] with the city and the city has been
[1:01:16] supporting them instead of tagging on to
[1:01:19] first Friday they've made it the third
[1:01:21] Friday so
[1:01:24] to um
[1:01:27] make it I I was so my thought was oh
[1:01:32] there's a Spring Fling I did not know
[1:01:34] that it's sto because of
[1:01:35] Co started Club 55 well it didn't happen
[1:01:41] true but it's it's going now and it has
[1:01:44] been all last year and so it's where I'm
[1:01:48] thinking this is just an easy way so you
[1:01:51] surveyed people and you determined that
[1:01:54] there was an interest in and
[1:01:56] this there are 85 people that have come
[1:02:01] to 100 people um at the last one couple
[1:02:05] months yeah so that's with that's with
[1:02:08] the help of the city but it's the
[1:02:11] thought is also to reach out to the
[1:02:15] community the seniors the 50 plus I
[1:02:21] had invited my CLE ball group so we had
[1:02:24] about 10 people from there so it's a
[1:02:26] matter of getting the word out making it
[1:02:29] fun making it accessible making it
[1:02:32] something
[1:02:34] that uh for everybody so it's not just
[1:02:37] sitting around and talking per se just
[1:02:41] you have a way to then
[1:02:44] intermingle understand the other
[1:02:46] generations and you it's not we and them
[1:02:50] it's an us it becomes an us so you have
[1:02:53] a way that
[1:02:57] the different age groups have a reason
[1:02:59] to get together they get to know each
[1:03:01] other and then we
[1:03:03] become um acquaintances those outs
[1:03:07] become smaller and so I have a question
[1:03:11] me ask um do I understand correctly that
[1:03:16] this year you would like to have this
[1:03:18] Spring Fling to be combined with the uh
[1:03:20] with October so won't happen it won't
[1:03:23] happen in the spring Okay so yeah so so
[1:03:26] that's where two so October is supposed
[1:03:29] to from your Vantage Point supposed to
[1:03:31] replace what would have been the spring
[1:03:34] FL it would be like the kickoff where
[1:03:37] you
[1:03:39] make you're recommending that in the
[1:03:42] starting from 2026 we'll have a special
[1:03:46] spring FL I'm all for it it's absolutely
[1:03:49] wonderful a great idea yeah I mean we
[1:03:52] the last strength we had was webly
[1:03:55] successful
[1:03:56] band and food and tickets and the whole
[1:04:00] bit the people with the spring playing
[1:04:03] even before do they buy tickets they
[1:04:05] bought tickets $10 and so
[1:04:09] that or whoever runs to provides
[1:04:12] obviously music if you're going to have
[1:04:15] dancing snacks and drinks or right so
[1:04:18] that's all part of the budget and yeah I
[1:04:22] know Club 55 they they have some that
[1:04:26] they would do that's where this is
[1:04:28] timing for the city council and the
[1:04:31] budget for the city to be able to show
[1:04:35] support
[1:04:36] for uh the the social participation sh
[1:04:40] to any age group right it's not you know
[1:04:43] what I what I've said to people is we're
[1:04:45] not going to card you if you're too
[1:04:49] young anyway but it n 50 plus or just
[1:04:55] okay 550 CL spring what about Club 55
[1:04:59] also it is and is that that's Friday
[1:05:02] night so how often does that happen once
[1:05:05] a month FR and it's been going the third
[1:05:08] Friday
[1:05:11] yeah how many people you said over 100
[1:05:13] people came the lastek it's not over 16
[1:05:16] or 17 the last count was what it's
[1:05:19] absolutely exploded absolutely exploded
[1:05:22] people are eating it up really
[1:05:26] the community
[1:05:28] C correct so but you want the Club 55
[1:05:32] that's going to start in the spring this
[1:05:35] spring going to be it starts in May and
[1:05:38] the room has been reserved
[1:05:41] already throughout the year and then to
[1:05:44] tag team with them for their last event
[1:05:47] in October the following October in
[1:05:50] October so that way it's the third
[1:05:53] Friday in October and and we add
[1:05:57] something to make it even
[1:05:58] bigger and make it a maybe a costume
[1:06:01] contest even in there so that way um
[1:06:06] with
[1:06:07] Halloween abolutely EXA and so that way
[1:06:11] we can get the announcements out for the
[1:06:13] spring and get it on people's calendars
[1:06:17] and I will
[1:06:18] say real interesting with f 55 talking
[1:06:22] with Bart Nelson who is serving he's the
[1:06:26] bartender usually goes people just enjoy
[1:06:30] coming out they have a reason to come
[1:06:32] out and they they do really enjoy it and
[1:06:36] they look forward to it once a month and
[1:06:38] so I have friends who come to it I like
[1:06:40] them people come from Mountain View from
[1:06:43] copertino so do you want to form an ad
[1:06:45] hoc committee now for this for under the
[1:06:48] social participation you're going put it
[1:06:51] so you want to be on who else wants to
[1:06:52] be on
[1:06:53] it does idea
[1:07:00] can we don't have enough people to
[1:07:03] cover I I think else to
[1:07:12] do unless she wants we can start um with
[1:07:16] the formal of the two here and we can
[1:07:18] always add um because the work plan will
[1:07:20] continue to be um a
[1:07:23] topic yeah
[1:07:27] you want to make a
[1:07:28] motion I'd like to make a motion of an
[1:07:31] ad hoc committee with Chris
[1:07:34] and second for for a V social
[1:07:39] participation a working pair that's
[1:07:41] going to convert to ad hoc once someone
[1:07:43] else used to it yeah because you're
[1:07:46] going to be two right now right that's
[1:07:49] okay you can be an two yes it could be
[1:07:52] it could start as a two it just can't be
[1:07:55] more than
[1:07:58] three is there a second second okay any
[1:08:02] discussion all in favor say
[1:08:05] I any opposed any extensions motion
[1:08:09] carries thank you very much good job I
[1:08:13] hate to inter I hate to interrupt but I
[1:08:15] thought we ended around 4:30 and I have
[1:08:18] to be somewhere at five so I
[1:08:22] need than for mentioning it I need to go
[1:08:25] in five minutes I apologize no that's
[1:08:27] okay go ahead well I won't go right now
[1:08:30] five minutes well we used we used to um
[1:08:32] you know
[1:08:33] and earlier but we're we have long
[1:08:36] topics now new stuff really big new
[1:08:40] stuff going on
[1:08:41] so okay
[1:08:44] so so that's going to be put into the
[1:08:46] social participation one okay do you
[1:08:49] want to get started on the the action
[1:08:52] plan then we have time
[1:08:55] no um so the only thing I will say is um
[1:08:58] we have two very big um I say very big
[1:09:02] but we have two event-based um goals we
[1:09:06] can start there with the work plan I
[1:09:09] think that's a good um starting point
[1:09:11] the work plan will continue to be on the
[1:09:13] agenda and that will be on the agenda in
[1:09:16] February I think that's a good starting
[1:09:18] point going into um for this particular
[1:09:21] work plan um so if the commission is
[1:09:25] okay with that we can I can make those
[1:09:27] edits um and then resend out the updated
[1:09:30] draft based upon um that
[1:09:34] work
[1:09:37] and
[1:09:42] correct the responsibility to make sure
[1:09:45] that the subcommittees have their
[1:09:48] contact information for each other I
[1:09:51] want
[1:09:52] have Conta yes I will make sure that um
[1:09:55] the commission has um information the
[1:09:59] contact
[1:10:00] information um so that's um actually
[1:10:04] those are the only items for
[1:10:06] consideration so um if we're okay to
[1:10:09] move on the only update um for number
[1:10:12] five is and I included the final which I
[1:10:16] will print out for the remainder of the
[1:10:18] commission members but we got the final
[1:10:21] approval from AARP so we are fully
[1:10:23] approved for our action plan um it was
[1:10:27] approved and forwarded uh or approved by
[1:10:29] city council November 12th and it took
[1:10:31] about a month um we got the final
[1:10:33] approval from AARP mid December so I'm
[1:10:37] happy to report that the action plan was
[1:10:39] approved as submitted so the final was
[1:10:42] included in your um which I will provide
[1:10:46] um print outs so um I will reach out to
[1:10:49] you commissioner um Thompson um just in
[1:10:52] regards to how to uh best to get that to
[1:10:55] you
[1:10:57] that would be great sure thank
[1:11:07] you okay
[1:11:09] so we have some other items inform
[1:11:14] information
[1:11:16] only that we received
[1:11:20] correct do you think there need to be
[1:11:22] items on the um unless we need
[1:11:26] discussion about them when we see the
[1:11:27] plier that we so we usually just include
[1:11:31] it in the packet as information and we
[1:11:33] just review it during the um the so
[1:11:40] the yes the only update which um
[1:11:43] commissioner trapnel um highlighted is
[1:11:46] the uh the newest activity guide is
[1:11:50] available um it is out in the center um
[1:11:54] and it has all the information for
[1:11:57] classes and events that happen from
[1:11:59] January through March so pick up your um
[1:12:03] copy if you have not gotten
[1:12:07] it people on the front that's the newest
[1:12:10] that's the
[1:12:12] newest have the old one but this was
[1:12:15] supposed to be the updated one that is
[1:12:19] correct up 1029 but she said it only
[1:12:23] when I don't know
[1:12:26] January or something oh that might be
[1:12:28] the specific um the smaller calendar to
[1:12:32] our calendar yes so the the calendar for
[1:12:34] adult 50 plus is um I believe there is a newer one but the activity guide
[1:12:42] itself is the current
[1:12:48] one yes so so so we're speaking the same
[1:12:51] context here there's the activity guide
[1:12:53] which is current but that's been out for
[1:12:56] weeks I mean I got that weeks ago yeah
[1:12:58] but just so we're not mixing up things
[1:13:00] the activity guide is current but this
[1:13:02] is the adult 50 plus senior and does
[1:13:06] that come out every week now no uh we're
[1:13:09] doing sort of a seasonal update um so
[1:13:13] what's the date on that one which one if
[1:13:15] you look at the top right corner update
[1:13:17] October 29th 202
[1:13:27] and then there's also this special
[1:13:29] programming this one changes more
[1:13:31] frequently but uh this was updated again
[1:13:34] October 29th and that's
[1:13:40] still yeah so we like to communicate by
[1:13:43] subscribers so subscribe to our mailing
[1:13:46] list which you are and then um if you
[1:13:49] also go to the the web page these are
[1:13:51] PDFs so you can download them we keep
[1:13:53] the web page current
[1:13:55] um if you go to the web page you'll
[1:13:57] always be able to download the most
[1:13:58] current this is from the adult Los alos
[1:14:00] 50 plus web page these are available and
[1:14:03] also in in both of our sites you can get
[1:14:05] these at any time our
[1:14:08] sites real quick I don't want to take up
[1:14:10] too much time one activity I am doing
[1:14:12] and it's my own and I don't know whether
[1:14:14] it fits into anything else since I live
[1:14:17] at a retirement community where 150
[1:14:20] seniors I thought I should let it know
[1:14:22] but it's it was very popular I mean I
[1:14:25] handed it out explained everything that
[1:14:27] was available for seniors we usually
[1:14:30] have some printed up at the at the front
[1:14:32] desk and in the SC if you don't come
[1:14:34] then you don't get it unless it comes by
[1:14:36] email I guess anyway so I'm going to
[1:14:39] keep that up to date because things have
[1:14:42] changed um I'm planning on possibly
[1:14:46] doing it at the other senior Place The
[1:14:50] Terraces so yeah it's a way to
[1:14:53] communicate and people didn't know
[1:14:56] I mean and the one that I ran into I
[1:14:58] said oh my God it's this taxi program
[1:15:01] you can take Uber you know whatever
[1:15:06] anywhere within bounds or to a health
[1:15:09] facility in San Francisco and get
[1:15:13] reimbursed up to you know when you reach
[1:15:15] 50 bucks details the details of the
[1:15:18] program are online it's I know but
[1:15:21] independent
[1:15:23] right they not always some people have
[1:15:25] quite a bit of trouble working with the
[1:15:27] website you know that yeah so the
[1:15:30] independent right I mean that's part of
[1:15:32] the thing about Independent Living
[1:15:33] versus bridg point or The Terraces where
[1:15:36] it's assisted living is my understanding
[1:15:38] yeah Bridgepoint has
[1:15:41] both independent which obviously I am in
[1:15:46] assistant heart some copies you want
[1:15:48] some hard copies to take back I can take
[1:15:51] care of everything yeah okay and can you
[1:15:53] bring it to the to because they wouldn't
[1:15:55] let us get out our service there without
[1:15:57] being
[1:15:58] endorsed well I was just going to talk
[1:16:00] to them and say have you have resident
[1:16:02] meetings would you like a little talk
[1:16:04] about oh yeah place I'm ter I don't know
[1:16:08] I haven't tried the teres so I'll just
[1:16:10] go in there go for it see if you can do
[1:16:12] it great is a marketing person or or
[1:16:15] activity manager because activity
[1:16:18] manager should be on the email list I'm
[1:16:22] sure they are whether or not they're
[1:16:24] following through it's funny because I
[1:16:25] looked at their activity calendar in
[1:16:27] fact I I remember one of my first gigs
[1:16:29] was I was a little activity helper at
[1:16:31] The
[1:16:32] Terraces and I'd be shocked if if they'
[1:16:36] want to leave
[1:16:40] because presentation there's tax to you
[1:16:44] know the taxes abely welcome they a lot
[1:16:48] of them came after I presented to the
[1:16:51] history museum that had the um Christmas
[1:16:53] thing you know
[1:16:55] and they had the the student thinging
[1:16:58] was very holiday yeah the holiday
[1:17:01] something rather in the
[1:17:05] shopping that was the um that was the
[1:17:09] only um staff update inform do you have
[1:17:12] anything from the hills they uh yes and
[1:17:14] actually the um the only other two and
[1:17:16] the Flyers are included but uh we are
[1:17:18] currently hiring for a variety of
[1:17:21] positions um so help with our teen
[1:17:24] center um help with our adult 50 plus
[1:17:26] program um we are also looking um I
[1:17:29] think for pickle ball is or still
[1:17:32] looking for pickle ball as well too for
[1:17:34] our program at Egan um and then always
[1:17:37] looking for interested individuals that
[1:17:39] would like to volunteer with a variety
[1:17:41] of our programs whether it's our special
[1:17:43] events um or different program areas so
[1:17:47] those two um Flyers are included in the
[1:17:50] packet and then um Amina uh is from the Los Altos Hills is also um online as
[1:17:59] well you'll probably hear her that way
[1:18:01] but she can provide updates for the Los
[1:18:03] alus Hills as well hi everyone happy New
[1:18:07] Year um I just wanted to quickly say
[1:18:10] that we have our technology for seniors
[1:18:13] event happening this Saturday um it will
[1:18:16] be from 9:00 am. to noon hosted by our
[1:18:19] uh youth Commissioners so if anyone is
[1:18:22] interested in joining um I believe Jamie
[1:18:26] has a flyer um that has a link where you
[1:18:29] can sign up and you can select uh Which
[1:18:31] slot you would like to um attend and
[1:18:34] they can help you anything with anything
[1:18:37] from your Apple watch
[1:18:39] smartphones um iPads so any device that
[1:18:42] you might need some help with um feel
[1:18:44] free to bring it in and they'll help you
[1:18:48] out the town of Los office Hills and
[1:18:51] it's hosted by the it sounds like the
[1:18:53] youth Commission
[1:19:02] yes those never mention that but we
[1:19:05] always George said that we can come yeah
[1:19:08] um Amina is this someone from Los Altos
[1:19:12] um attend as well yes yes so it is
[1:19:18] open you're welcome I one last little
[1:19:21] thing on technology my are have a new um thing at the Computer History Museum
[1:19:30] an exhibit for artificial intelligence
[1:19:34] in fact I'm going to be giving at Bridge
[1:19:37] Point an an AI presentation because most
[1:19:41] people don't know what it is but
[1:19:45] the is
[1:19:47] fabulous up in the New York Times so if
[1:19:51] there's interest like at Bridge Point
[1:19:54] you know we can take a group over there
[1:19:57] okay house in there at which point for
[1:20:00] your
[1:20:00] lecture I guess so a big room but it do
[1:20:07] that's oh
[1:20:09] yeah we're going to show it actually in
[1:20:12] use if you haven't used chat gpg yet
[1:20:16] you're going be amazed it can do wow and
[1:20:20] then um I'll turn it over to uh
[1:20:23] Recreation coordinator uh Chris um can
[1:20:26] not if you have any other updates for
[1:20:28] adult 50
[1:20:30] plus I just emphasize our calendars are
[1:20:33] posted and if you'd like copies I'd be
[1:20:35] happy to
[1:20:39] share copy of age friendly okay yeah and
[1:20:43] so that is everything
[1:20:48] um I like plan on it which is going to
[1:20:51] be rolling over forever in a day but I
[1:20:54] like to add a joint meeting with the
[1:20:56] city council because I don't think we we
[1:20:59] don't have a time yet can we be to be
[1:21:01] first yes so um for the work plan um in
[1:21:05] the report that I included so we are set
[1:21:08] for this second meeting in February so
[1:21:11] for our February meeting I'm happy to
[1:21:14] add that agenda so that we can prepare
[1:21:16] for that joint
[1:21:17] [Music]
[1:21:22] meeting yes now I will the the time
[1:21:25] hasn't been finalized as soon as I get
[1:21:27] that um I believe they usually do have
[1:21:29] the seniors first yeah in the past they
[1:21:32] have the 25th we just don't on correct
[1:21:36] it starts at 5 started before the counil
[1:21:39] correct that's good thank you so much
[1:21:42] okay so um I'm GNA join the meeting and
[1:21:46] thank you all for coming thank you thank
[1:21:48] you very much I have a different problem
[1:21:51] they serve dinner at certain times and