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Home My WebLink About041006 CSC Agenda '1""--' AGENDA TEMECULA COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMISSION TO BE HELD AT TEMECULA CITY HALL MONDAY, APRIL 10, 2006 6:00 PM CALL TO ORDER: FLAG SALUTE: ROLL CALL: Chairman Tom Edwards Meyler . Edwards, Fox, Henz, Hogan, Meyler, PUBLIC COMMENTS: A total of 15 minutes is provided so members of the public can address the Commissioners on items that are not listed on the Agenda. Speakers are limited to three (3) minutes each. If you desire to speak to the Commissioners about an item not listed on the Agenda, a green "Request to Speak" form should be filled out and filed with the Commission Secretary. When you are called to speak, please come forward and state vour name and address. . For all other agenda items, a "Request to Speak" form must be filed with the Community Services Commission Secretary before the item is addressed by the Commission. There is a three (3) minute time limit for individual speakers. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC All matters listed under Consent Calendar are considered to be routine and all will be enacted by one roll call vote. There will be no discussion of these items unless members of the Commission request specific items be removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action. DIVISION REPORTS R:\CSCAGEND\2006\041006.doc COMMISSION BUSINESS 1. Art in Public Places 1.1 That the Community Services Commission review and approve the installation of the sculpture titled "The Voice of Water" on the plaza in the west main entrance to the Temecula Corporate Center project located on Via Industria. 2. Senior Citizen Proarams 2.1 That the Community Services Commission receive and file a report regarding City sponsored senior citizen programs offered at the Mary Phillips Senior Center. 3. Civic Center Site Master Plan 3.1 That the Community Services Commission review and comment on the proposed Civic Center Site Master Plan. DEPARTMENTAL REPORT DIRECTOR'S REPORT COMMISSION REPORT ADJOURNMENT That the Community Services Commission adjourn to the regular meeting on May 8, 2006, 6:00 P.M., at Temecula City Hall Council Chambers, 43200 Business Park Drive, Temecula, CA. R:\CSCAGEND\2006\041006.doc ..... . ",' o._o,"~'",' ". ITEM NO. 1 R:'C8CAGEND\lTEMNO.8HL CITY OF TEMECULA AGENDA REPORT TO: FROM: DATE: Community Services Commission Herman Parker, Director of Community servicestf:iiJ April 1 0, 2006 SUBJECT: Art in Public places PREPARED BY: RECOMMENDATION: Martin Betz, Cultural Arts Administrator That the Community Services Commission review and approve the installation of the sculpture titled "The voice of Water" on the plaza in the west main entrance to the Temecula Corporate Center project located on Via Industria. BACKGROUND: Pursuant to the requirements of the city's Art in Public Places ordinance, a developer will pay an "in lieu art fee" equivalent to one- tenth of one percent of the building valuation cost, in excess of $100,000, or the developer may apply to install public art that meets or exceeds the "in lieu art fee required for the project. The "in lieu art fee for this project is $12,532.00. The appraised value of the art work is $27,000.00. The value ofthe artwork exceeds the requirement for the Art in Public Places ordinance, and will provide public art that will be enjoyed by the community for years to come C:IOocuments and Settingslhenman.parkerILocal SettingslTemporary Inteme! FileslOLK97\public .art voice of the water staff report. doc CITY OF TEMECULA COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT CULTIJRAL ARTS DMSION AlI'iJC^IU>N FOR INSTALLAUON -ART. IN~UB"IC PLACES . Datil su~tted: Developer: Address: Contact person: GAA.Y IlI\Iom ES Email: ~susa,can Phone: 949-261-7737 Pro'ect name; . Project location: Via Industria, Terrecula, CA Address: tria Terrecula CA Property o~ Address: Phone: Name of~:. irtle of Art~: Descri . on of Art Piece: JE CENTER lLC ail: Fax: 949-442-1925 usa. can Dime.osions: (HXWXD) . P:upc::ed locaition within develo site. lan) Pro os ~on date: " 2006 -D(p , " Brad Howe -Exhibitions Page 1 00 BORN: Riverside, California 1959 RESIDENCE: Los Angeles, California EDUCATION: Stanford University, Stanford, California University ofSao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS 2005 BRAD HOWE: A SURVEY OF COLOR, FORM, AND MOTION, Rosenthal Fine Art, Chicago, IL SYNCHRONY, Galerie UIi Lang, Biberach, Germany 2002 STAHLPLASTIKEN, Galerie Uli Lang, Biberach, Germany 2001 STEEL HAIKU; Jernigan Wicker Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA FLOATING GARDENS, Bettcher Gallery, Miami, FL 2000 NEO MODERNISM: Boritzer/GrayfHamano Gallery, Santa Monica, CA BISCOTTO: Jernigan Wicker Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA 1999 . ESCULTURAS: Praxis Arte Internacional, Mexico City, Mexico AQUATICA: Boritzer/GrayfHamano Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 1998 Jernigan Wicker Gallery, San Francisco, CA Galerie Janos, Paris, France Galerie UIi Lang Gallery, Biberach, Germany Diane Nelson Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 1997 DRIFT: Boritzer/GrayfHamano Gallery, Santa Monica, CA Barbara Scott Gallery, Miami, FL 1996 FLATS & RISERS: Diane Nelson Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA CAUSES: Arario Gallery, Cheoan-Shi, South Korea 1995 BOlAS: Galeria Nara Roesler, Sao Paulo, Brazil Wabi-Sabi Gallery, Chicago, IL 1994 HOP THE TWIG: Boritzer/Gray/Hamano Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 1993 Dierlich Gallery, Bonn, Germany 1990 Gallery de Arte Misrachi, Mexico City, Mexico Galerie du.Cobra, Paris, France Diane Nelson Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Galeria Millan, Sao Paulo, Brazil 1989 B-1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA Diane Nelson Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Galeria G. B. Arte, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1987 Mt. San Jacinto College, San Jacinto, CA Museu Historico e Artistico de Maranhao, San Luis, Brazil http://www.bradhowe.comlPages/exhibits.~trn1 2/14/2006 __ ,_'W'__ _ '. Brad Howe -Exhibitions Page 2 of3 Oaleria Matias, Marcier, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1986 Galeria Matias Marcier, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS zoos TOUCH ME, Gallery C, Hermosa Beach, CA CITIES OF LIGHT, Fluxian Gallery, Omaha, NE Z004 NINE, Gallery C, Hermosa Beach, CA OUT OF PLANE: Light on White Maze, Collaboration with Architect Judit Fekete, SPF Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2002 ?OURQUOl PAS, Galerie Janos, Paris, France 2000 EI Paseo Outdoor Sculptuie Exhibition, Palm Desert, CA 1999 Pier Walk 99, International Sculpture Exhibition, Chicago, IL 1998 Illusion, Riverside Art Museum, Riverside, CA 1997 GRINS: Humor & Whimsy in Contemporary Art; Millard Sheets Gallery, Pomona, CA 1996 Riverside Art Museum, Riverside, CA 1995 Eden Gallery, Rowland Heights, CA Edition FIAC/SAGA, Paris, France SLAC, Strasbourg, France LeifHolmer Gallery, Nassjo, Sweden Ekerum Konsthall, Oland, Sweden Gallery IV, Los Angeles, CA 1994 Big Littles, Boritzer/Gray/Hamano, Los Angeles, CA Pusan Biennial, Pusan, South Korea Pop into the 90s', KasslMeridian Gallery, Chicago, IL Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Decouvertes, Paris, France 1993 KasslMeridian Gallery, Chicago, IL Brea Gallery, City ofBrea, CA Galerie Janos, Paris, France 1992 Rubiner Gallery, West Bloomfield, MI Downey Museum of Art, Downey, CA 1991 B-1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA Galerie du Rivo, Freiburg, Germany 1990 Galeria de Arte Misrachi, Mexico City, Mexico Ministry ofIndustry & Trade, Mexico City, MexiCo http://www.bradhowe.com/Pages/exhibits.html 2/14/2006 '. Brad Howe -Exhibitions Page3 of 3 AMERICAN POP CULTURE TODAY, Laforet Museum, Tokyo, Japan t988 Diane Nelson Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA B-1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 1987 Diane Nelson Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Galeria I.B,E.U., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Galeria GB Arte, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil S-I Gallery, Santa Monica, CA http://www.bradhowe.comlPages/exhibits.hlml 2/14/2006 Brad Howe - Bibliography Page I of2 BIBLIOGRAPHY Gallery Guide, Chicago, May 2005 South Florida Business Journal, March 18-24,2005 Angeleno Magazine, Los Angeles, California, Sept. 2004 Wochenblatt, Germany, September 16,2004 Architectural Digest, July 2004 Coast Magazine, Newport Beach, California, June 2004 Schwabische Zeitung, Biberach, Germany, July 2, 2002 . . EI Nuevo Herald, Miami, Florida, September 29, 2001 Los Angeles Times, April 3, 2001 The Orange County Register, September 7, 2000 Los Angeles Times, September 8, 2000 Vice Versa, Mexico City, Mexico, April 2000 Reforma, Mexico City, Mexico, October 5,1999 Free Expression, Vol. 4, House Design by Edward R. Niles, Images Publishing, 1998 San Francisco Examiner Magazine, September 20, 199.8 New York Times, August 6, 1998 International Herald Tribune, August II, 1998 San Diego Times Tribune, August II, 1998 Chonan Culture Journal, Chonan, South Korea, 1996 Joongdo Focus Monthly Photo Journal, South Korea, September 1996 Contemporary California Architects, Philip Jodidio, Taschen Publications, 1995 The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, CA, Jan. 18,1996 Florida Design (Vol. 5 No.3) December 1995 Folha de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Oct. 10, 1995 . Jomal da Tarde, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Oct. 10, 1995 Art Pictorial (Vol. 4 ); Tokyo, Japan 1995 Mexico: Casas del Pacifico, Marie-Pierre Colle Corcuera, AL TI Publishing, 1994 Empowered Spaces; Architects & Designers At Home & At Work, 1993, (Carol Soucek King, Ph.D.) EI Nacional, Caracas, Venezuela, June 1993 Harper's Bazaar, January 1993 Mittwoch, Freiburg, Germany, March 20, 1991 Kultur Joker, Freiburg, Germany, March 1991 Gallery Guide, California & Pacific NW, 1991 Dallas Morning News, January 6, 1991 BusinessWeek, December 3,1990 Veja Magazine, Brazil, November 28, 1990 American Pop Culture Today Vol. 3,1990, Japan Vogue Magazine, Mexico, August 1990 California Riviera Magazine, Laguna, July 1990 Artension Magazine, Paris, May-June 1990 LA Times, December 29, 1989 Jomal do Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, October 3, 1989 Village View, Los Angeles, August 24, 1988 UPI, July 6, 1988 LA Times, December 20, 1987 http://www.bradhowe.comlPages/bibli.html 2/14/2006 Brad Howe - Bibliography Page 2 of2 . LA Times, September 13, 1987 Orange County Magazine, California, March 1987 Vogue Magazine, Brazil, July & May 1986 Revista de Domingo, Rio de Janeiro, April 1986 Fatos Magazine, Brazil, May 1985 http://www.bradhowe.com/Pages/bibli.html 2/14/2006 BRAD HOWE. ,.". VoIce 0' W..t.,. IOD2, Stelnl... It..I, PDI'lIretllano. 72 a 40 a 10 Incfl.. _........:~ ,.",-'-0 ----~= '--/" "" r', ~. ~:~ -' .... ,~, '. ,,,. "'-'. .-" .,....,.. . . -- . .~,,~.' , '. .'" '. ' ~'f-! ..,,~ ". '-"C'. ,,:' ,':--'__"". . - , . - ';" iKi\'. '>i'!"";"" 4, ,~-ri:r~ BRAD HOWE. rile VOice '0' ".'.r. IIIGI. Stalnleea "eel. Pelrur..bena. J2 . II. . 10 Inelle. "M' _ ..._..._.. ITEM NO. 2 . R."C8CAGENOVTEMNQ.SHL CITY OF TEMECULA AGENDA REPORT TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Community Services Commission Herman D. Parker, Director of Community service~ April 10, 2006 Senior Citizen Programs PREPARED BY: RECOMMENDATION: Julie Pelletier, Recreation Superintendent That the Community Services Commission: Receive and file this report regarding City sponsored senior citizen programs offered at the Mary Phillip's Senior Center. DISCUSSION: For the past twelve years, the City of Temecula has proudly served the ever increasing number of senior citizens of the Temecula Valley by offering a wide variety of opportunities at the Mary Phillip's Senior Center. Today, the center is extremely active providing recreational, as well as, human services programs and activities. The current programs include but are not limited to a daily lunch program, transportation program, exercise classes, dance classes, bridge, excursions, pot-lucks, special events and much more. With regard to the existing transportation program, we are pleased to announce that the City recently purchased a new twenty-six passenger mini-bus, complete with wheel chair accessibility. This new addition to the City's vehicle fleet has enabled the staff at the center to expand the current transportation program to better serve an increased number of seniors, as well as those with special needs. Several newer programs at the center include: the -Riverside Transit Agency (RT AI Discount Transportation Program-. The RT A now offers a reduce fare on the fixed route program for senior citizens ages 60 and older and for those individuals with special needs. With the purchase of a $2.00 photo ID card, qualified riders pay the reduced fare of $.60 per trip rather than the standard rate of $1.25 per trip. A customer service specialist from the Riverside Transit Agency will be available at the center every fourth Wednesday of each month from 10 a.m.- 12 noon to encourage the use of the program as well as to make photo ID cards on site. The Senior Medication Awareness Training Program known as -SMARxT- has recently been funded and endorsed by the Riverside County Department on Aging. This program was created due to the risks associated with many seniors improperly using their prescribed medications. This innovative program will provide Temecula seniors with important informational handouts, media material and an individual medication tracking card to aid each senior in managing their overall health. The -Fun Fit and Fabulous- exercise program continues to gain more popularity as more and more seniors understand the importance of overall health. As a result, this exciting program has now expanded to five days per week. R:\CROWEJ\AGENDAS\Prosrmns\Scnior Center\ComrnIssril2006.doc As you are aware, the Seniors Golden Years of Temecula Valley have always been a very important part of the Mary Phillip's Senior Center. They continue to provide additional programs and volunteer support that are instrumental in the overall success of the center. This evening, Recreation Supervisor Candice Adkisson-Flohr will provide additional information regarding the overall operations and opportunities at the Mary Phillip's Senior Center. Attached are samples of some of the marketing materials that are currently being used to promote a variety of activities and programs offered at the Mary Phillip's Senior Center. I . R;\CROWEMGENDAS\Propams\Scnior Center\Comml5slonApriI 2006.doc ~~-"'-'.<_. -- --,~"--- , _. -- Mary Phillips Senior Center Program Flyer information Included in this paeket: 1. Mary Phillips Senior Center" April" activities program 2. Riverside Transit Agency (RT A) Senior Discount program 3. "SMARxT Card" program sponsored by the County of Riverside Office on Aging 4. Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Advocacy Program s. "Senior Swing Sensation" New Senior Dances 6. Braille Institute "Mobile Solutions" Bus 7. Diabetics Education Program "Know your Numbers" 8. Understanding Medicare. Hospice Services and Palliative Care: 9. Spring Bonnet Contest Thursday. April 13. 2006 I I , , / / I I / , ~~~ , , / / The Place Friends Meet j I " I ! " l .r I ( 'l \. , /, j J~ '! I i I 41845 6th Street Teme~,Ca.92590 (951) 694-6464 Activities/Prog rams UNE DANCING .Beg. Une 1Jancle, Monday -1:00 p.m , . Inter. Une 1Jancle, Tueoday - 1:00 p.m BRIDGE . Party BrIdp, MOllda"'- 12:00 p.m. . Duplicate Bridge.1hunday'I-12:3O p.m. $3.5O/pp . ~IIridp, Wed-.Iay and Salurday 10:30 10 4:30 pm. $3.5O/pp Our bridge II""'" draws pIayels throughout the Ternealla Valley. If bridge is your 11"""', oome and try your slcills .1151 theirs. CHORAL GROUP. InstrucIDr: B&C Vanderhout . Tueoday'I- 10:00 a.m. Join your friends in a sing-along with a choral direclDr and pianist! CRAFTS . FrIday'I- 9:00 a.m. Great craft projects, including home derorating. wearable art, milling. aochet, needlework, and many oIhers. You are welcome 10 bring your own projects from home, and """" on it with great rompany. Video Exerdse - Wednesday and friday - 8:00 un. Fit. Fun. Fabulous -1_ L AbaeheaII . Monday, Tueoday. Wed-.Iay" Tlwnday'l- 9:00 un. A variety of slreIching and endurance moves are illclIoporated in evety class. Daily rail! is $2.50 or check brochure for monthly rates. M!!f 4th Wed. of -" IlllIIIlh - 10:00 a.m. 81 the MPSC. This senior citizens adwcacy group is very aaive in senior issues and welcomes new members. Health Insurance Counseling Call Sheila 81697_ Exl24210r appof_ BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS . 2nd .. 4th Wed of -" month. 10:30 am The Mary !'hil6ps Senior Center provides free blood pressure checks. If you need 10 moniIDr your blood pressure, oome in and lake advantage of this free service. CARE GIVERS SUPPORT GROUP lConnexxus Inc.) . 1st Tueoday or -" IIIlIIIlh -10:00 un. This group offers Iols of support. informalion, and help for caregiwrs. Social Security . 1st Thunday or -" ~1:OO. 3:00 pm Page 2 PICKING UP THE PIECES IHosoice of the Valley) .Tuesday'l1:OO p.m The HOSPICE OF THE VALLEYS, is providing a spedal outreach program here at the M"'Y Phillips Senior Center. We offer short term (2-3 sessions) evaluative oounseling focusing on the normal and unique responses following the death of a 10IIed one. Call the Hospice of the Valley for more information. 672-1666 55 AND AUVE e3rd Wednesday .. Thursday every other month - 12:30 -4:30 p.m. Next Cass MlIY 17th & 18th. MRP sponsors a dri1ler impt'lM!llll!nt class that may entitle you 10 a reduction in your auIlI insurance premiums. $10 per penon. Applications available at the front deslc. GRANDPARENTS RAISING GRANDCHILDREN SUPPORT GROUP . 1st Thunday of every IIIlIIIlh -10:00 am The City of T emeroIa, in conjunction with the Office on Aging. is oornmitb!d 10 helping grandparents, relatives, caregNers and children in developing. maintaining and stret.gthening the family. Contact: Lisa Gnlnauer at the office on aging. 791-3594 Lunch, provided, call for reservation a day ahead at 694-6465. A1zheimers (SUDOOrl GroUD ) e 4th Friday every week - 10:00 am Write Your Memoir . Meets Mondays 1:00 - 4:30 pm No Fee Our story is our history. As we become older, we find outseIves 'remembering days gone by' Why not record these memories for posterity. _ Instructor: A. Cox Friendly Ouilters (quilters onlv) eThun 12-4 pm Have ntOIIed to the MPSC . For more infonnation call Joyce at 302-0862 Conversational Spanish Meel5Monday's 9:30-11:30am Diabetes Class Meets 1st Tuesday of the month 10:00-11 :30 am Activiti es/P rag rams UNE DANCING .... Une Dance, Monday - 1:00 p.m , . Inter. Une Dancle, Tuesday - 1:00 p.m PICKING UP THE PIECES IHosDice of the Vallev) .Tuesday's 1:00 pm The HOSPICE OF THE VALLEYS, is providing a spedal outreach program here at the Mary PhiUips Senior Cenler. We offer short term (2-3 sessions) evaluative oounseling fowsing on the normal and unique respollses following the death of a laved one. Call the Hospice of the Valley for more information. 672-1666 55 AND AlIVE -3n1 WedneIday oS. Thunday ewry other month - 12:30"':30 pm. Next Class Mav 17th & 18th. MRP sponsors a driwr impnwement dass that may entide you ID a redudion in your aulD inswanoe premiums. $10 per penon. Apptocations available at the front desk. GRANDPARENTS RAISING GRANDCHILDREN SUPPORT GROUP . 1st Thunday of ewry month - 10:00 am The Oty of Terneada, in oonjunction with the Offic:e on Aging. is oommitled ID helping grandparents, relatives, caregiYets and children in developing. maintaining and !l>aogd."..ing the family. Contact: Lisa Grunauer at the office on aging. 791-3594 Lunch, provided, call for reservation a day ahead at 694-6465. BRIDGE . Party IIrid&e. Mollllay's - 12:00 p.m. . Duplicate Bridge,Thunday'I- 12:30 p.m. $3.SCIIpp . fun4uIIridF, w..L......, ..... 5aIunIay 10:30 to 4:30 pm.$3,scr1pp Our bridae II""'" draws ~ throughout the Temeada Valley. If bridge is yotD' 11"""', oome and by yotD' skills apinst theirs. mORAL GROUP - InsIrudnr: 8M: Vanderhout . Tuesday's -10:00 am. join your friends in a sing-along with a choral direclDr and pianist! CRAFTS - Frlday's - 9:00 am. Great aaft projecls, including home deoorating. wearable art, briaing. aochet, needlewoolc, and many otheIs. You' are weIoome ID bring your own projecls from home, aftd Work on it with great oompany. Video &erose - Wednesday and friday -8:00 a.m. Fit Fon. Fabulous - Instructor: L Abaehea& . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday oS. Thunday's - 9:00 am. A variety of >11........<8 and enduranoe II1lM!S are Incooporated in ewry dass. Daily rate is $250 or c:hed: brochure for monthly rates. M!!f 4th Wed. of ~ month - 10:00 80m. at the MPSC. This senior citizens advocacy lJOUP is very active in senior issues and weIoomes .- members. Health Insurance Counseling CaD S.....1a 81697-6565 EoI242 for.....ntmeot BLOOD PRESSURE OtECICS . 2nd oS. 4th Wed of~ month. 10:30 am The Mary Phillips Senior Center provides free blood pressure chec:b. If you need to _ yotD' blood pressure, oome in and lake advantaae of this free seIWE' CARE G~ SUPPORT GROUP lCon"exXti~ Inc.) .1stT-.l8yci~month;~10:00~ . This lJOUP offen Iols of ~ Infonnation".and help for . . ~ :' . ~ Social Securi\y. . 1st Thunday 01 eadllllllll"':l:OO. 3:00 pm . Page 2 A1zheimers (SUDoort GroUD ) - 4th Friday every week - 10:00 am Write Your Memoir . - Meets Mondays 1:00 - 4:30 pm No Fee Our 5lDly is our hiSlD'Y. As we become older, we find ourselves 'remembering days gone by' Why not record these memories for posterity. _ Instructor: A. Cox Friendly Ouilters fquilters only) -Thun 12-4 pm Have moved to the MPSC . For more infonnation call Joyre at 302-0862 Conversational Spanish MeelsMonday's 9:3D-11:30am Diabetes Class ~.lst Tuesday of the month 10:00-11:30 am Por relervtJtioD6 cslJ 694-6464 TemecuJa remelJt, Mooday - Priday 1.'0 Murrieta rt:IidelJt, MoIJday Ik Tbunday omy 11.00 Lrmcb progr8llJ for lemon 60+ sod rbt:ir 'polUe,. Re,ervtJtioD6 are required 24 hour, in aclv8IJCe. Ple8le cslJ 694-640. Lrmcb;, ,erved at 11:30 a.m. Mooday - Priday SU66t:,ted 12.00 doIJtJtiolJ. ~ Por re,ervarioD6 cslJ 1-1100-79'-7887 MoIJday - Prithy 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 2IJd sod 4rb Wt:drJetJday eG molJrb 12:4' p.m. Due, - 112.00/yeat Come joilJ IU GOLDEN YEARS TRIPS Contact Esther for trip information at 694 - 6466 ~ecial Lunch Events Spring Bonnet Contest Thursday, April 13th, 11:00AM Riverside County Uffice on Aging Presents "SMART Card" April m. 2U08 m-II:3Dam For more information call Mary Phillips Senior Center 951 894-8484 SENIOR EXCURSIONS San oieao County Fair 4100.105 Thurs. June 22nd 9:30am-4:30pm SID.OO pIp Spend the day at the fair. Senior Sensation Swing Dance Friday April2Bth 7-1D pm Tee Anril 2006 MOllejay Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 4 5 6 7 9:00 AM FFF 8:00AM FFF ExercIse 8:00 AM VIdeo Ex....1se 9:00 AM FFF I. 8:00 AM VIdeo _ Exercise 10:00 AM Ca"'ll...... Exercise 9:30 AM Spanish 8~GlOUp 9:00 AM FFF 10:00 AM Gralldpa...'" 8:00 AM Cratla 10:OOAM_ Exercise 8~ 11 :30 AM Lunch 11 :30 AM Lunch Class 12:00 PM Party 9:00 AM Hf.CaD IADDl 10:00 AM QuIJbn 2!!M 11:30 AM Lunch Bridge 10:00 AM Slngalong 10:00 AM AARP 12:00 PM F~ 1:00 PM Beg. Una QuIll8ls Dance 11:30 AM Lunch 11 :30 AM Lunch 1:00 PllIIemoIr 1:00 PII Una Dance 2:30 PM -6:15 PM SGY 1:00 PM DupUcate BIldge WrIIIng 1:00 PII PIclcIng up Pot Luck PIocaa 1 :00 PM Socia' Securltv 10 11 12 13 14 8:00AM FFF_ 9:00 AM FFF exercise 8:00 AM VIcIeo Exercise 9:00AM FFF 8:00AM__ 8:30 AM Spanish Exercise 11:30AMLunch 10:00 AM Quillers 9:00 AM FFF 11 :00 AM Sprlna 9:00 AM Cratla 10:00 AM 8ingalon9 Exercise Bonnet Contest 11 :30 AM Lunch 12:00 PM Party Bridge 1:00 PllBeg. Una 11:30 AM Lunch 10:30 AM Blood 12:00 PM Friendly Pressure Dance 1:00 PII Una Dance Quilters 11:30 AM Lunch 1:00 Pllllemolr 1:00 PII PlckJng up 1:00 PM DupIIcatII Writing PIocaa 12:30 PM -5:00 PM SGY Bridge Meetina 17 18 19 20 21 9:00AM FFF_ 9:00 AM FFF 8:00AM VIdeo ExercIse 9:00AM FFF 11:30 AM Lunch 8:30 AM spanl8h Exercise Exercise GARDEN 11:30 AM Lunch 10:00 AM Quilt8rs 9:00 AM FFF g-OO AM Hi-CaD lAnD. 10:00 AM Slngalong Exercise QnM CLUB 12:00 PII Party BIldge 1:00 PllBeg. Una 11:30 AM Lunch 11 :30 AM Lunch Dance 11:30 AM Lunch 12:00 PM Friendly 1:00 PllIIemoIr 1:00 PII Una Dance QuIJbn WrIIIng 1:00 PM PIclcIng up 1:OOPM~ PIocaa Brfdge 24 25 26 27 28 9:00AMFFFExercIse 9:00 AM FFF Exercise 1:00 All VIdeo Eoft:IH 9:00 AM FFF 8:00 AM VIdeo ExercIse 8:30 AM Spanl8h 1:00 All PFP Eoft:IH Exercise 10:.00 AM QulIters '0:00 AII_ 9:00 AM Cratla 11:30 AM Lunch 11:30 AM Lunch 10:00 AM 81ngalong 10:30 AM Blood Pressure 11:30 AM Lunch 12:00 PII Party BIldge 11:. All Lunch 12:00 PM Friendly 1:00 PllBeg. Una 11:30 All Lunch QuIIl8Is 12:30 PM -5:00 PM SGY Dance 1:00 PM Una Dance - 1:00 PM IJupIICl1lB 1:00PII_ ~ PM BInao BIldge 1:00 PII PIclcIng up Writing PIocaa PrtnIed by CaJendar CreaIllr for Windaw8 on 3117/2fX18 April 2006 ~. I Monday Tuosday Wcdncsda, Thursday Friday 3 4 5 6 7 9:00 AM FFF .:00 AM FFF Ex....... 8:00 AM VIdeo ExercIse 9:00 AM FFF 8:00 AM VIdeo ExercIse exercise 10:00 AM Clngiver'. Exercise 9:30 AM Spanish SuppoIt Group 9:00 AM FFF 10:00 AM Grandpenmts 9:00 AM CIafts 10:00AM~ exercise support 11:30 AM Lunch 11:30 AM Lunch c.... 12:00 PM Party 9:00 AM Hi-CaD IADDl. 10:00 AM au..... 2!!!Jl 11 :30 AM Lunch BrIdge 10:00 AM 81ngalong 10:00 AM AARP 12:00 PM Friendly 1:00 PM Beg. LIne 11:30 AM Lunch QuiIl8nI Dance 11 :30 AM Lunch 1:00 PM MemoIr 1:00 PM U... Dance 2:30 PM ~:15 PM SGY 1:00 PM DupI_ Brldge WrIIIng 1:00 PM Picking up Pol Luck P..... 1:00 PM Social securitY 10 11 12 13 14 9:00 AM FFF Eicen:Ise 9:00 AM FFF exercise 8:00 AM Vidso exercise 9:00 AM FFF 8:00 AM Vidso exercise 9:30 AM Spanish Exercise 11:30 AM Lunch 10:00 AM Quiltens 9:00 AM FFF 11 :00 AM Sprina 9:00 AM Crafts 10:00 AM 81ngalong Exercise Bonnet Contest . 11 :30 AM Lunch 12:00 PM Party IIItdge 1:00 PM Beg. LIne 11:30 AM Lunch 10:30 AM Blood 12:00 PM Friendly . Pressure Dance 1:00 PM LIne Dance QuIII8ns 11:30 AM Lunch 1:00 PM MemoIr 1:00 PM Picking up 1:00 PM DupIIcaIe Wrlllng P..... 12:30 PM~:OO PM SGY Bridge fd!!!l!lg 17 18 19 20 21 9:00 AM FFF ExercIse 9:00 AM FFF 8:00 AM Vidso ExercIse 9:00.AM FFF 11 :30 AM Lunch 9:30 AM Spanish exercise EXercise 11:30 AM Lunch 10:00 AM Qul...rs 9:00 AM FFF 9:00 AM Hi-CaD IADD. GARDEN 12:00 PM Party Bridge 10:00 AM Sing8JOng exercise Qnh1 CLUB 1:00 PM Beg. line 11:30 AM Lunch 11:30 AM Lunch Dance 11:30 AM Lunch 12:00 PM Friendly 1:OOPM_r. 1:00 PM U... Dance , QuII!8r8 Writing 1:OOPM~;;P 'j ,,''''. 1:00 PM DupIIcaIe PIsces Brldge 8:00 AM FFF ExercIse 8:30 AM SpanIsh.' " 11:30AMLunch 12:00 PM Patty 8Ildge 1:110 PM Beg. LIne Dance 9:00 AM FFF exercise .:00 All VIdio exen:IM .:00 All FR'. Exeft:IM 10:00 AII_ 27 9:00 AM FFF Exercise 11:30 AM Lunch i.1Z:OO PM FrIendly QuIII8ns . 1:00 PM DupIicala 8Ildge 28 24 25 26 8:00 AM VIdeo ExercIse ',. '.. 10:00 AM Qulltens 1:00PM_ Writing 10:00 AM Slnga~ng 11:30 AM""";"" , 1:OOPIi L,{ne Dance . {.'- -,--.;, 1:00 PM PIcIdnt up p..... 10:30 AM Blood PressUN 11:JO All '--h 12;30 PM -5:00 PM SGY I!!!!!!IlI 2:00 ':- BInao 9:00 AM Crafts 11:30 AM Lunch I, . . . PIlnIed Il'f Calendar ~ for Window$on 311712OlJ6 city of Temecula Community Services Department Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) . i_~ Senior Photo ID Cards & Disabled Photo Cards RT A is offering a reduce. fare for seniors (60 or above) and persons with disabilities on the fixed bus route service program. General fares are normally $1.25. However, you can purchase a photo ID card for $2.00. This will. reduce the cost of your fare to 60 cents. The card is valid for 3 years. Beginning in April! A RTA customer service specialist will be on hand every fourth Wednesday of each month from . 10:00am-12:00pm at the Mary Phillips Senior Center located at 41845 Sixth St. Temecula. For more information call 951-694-6464 \.... -.. ,.II/j..'II.~. ~o -= 0 = 0 ~ 0 .~~ = 0 I~~ City of Temecula Community Services Deparbnent J! -e~O SMARxT Senior Medication Awareness Training Program Sponsored By Riverside County Office on Aging Come and get your SMARxT Cardl April 10, 2006, 10:00-11:30 am Mary Phillips Senior Center 41845 Sixth St. Temecula, Ca. 92590 So, what is a SMARxT Card? The SMARxT Card Program was created in response to the fact that older adults are at risk from consequences of the improper use of medication. In the year 2000, the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) noted that approximately 100,000 people die each year due to this growing problem. The need to focus on an educational program to inform and train seniors became clear when statistics showing more than 35 million older Americans will consume more than half of all the prescriptions medicines dispensed in the country. The program format includes: an introduction to the risk involved when not using medications properly, empowering seniors with tools to use when dealing with medical professionals. Also, included is a "SMARxT" Card and educational 10 minute video entitled "To Lead a Better Life," narrated by Walter Cronkite. The Mission: . Promote the appropriate use of medication . Prevent needless pain and suffering and avoid the high cost of hospitalizations . Save countless lives and billions of dollars in healthcare cost . Help improve the quality of life for older Californians and their families For more information call 694-6464 D o <l GRANDPARENTS RAISING GRANDCHILDREN ADVOCACY PROGRAM "fi'\f1f DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN SOMEONE ELSE'S LIFE? . DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH OTHERS AND HELPING THEM WITH THEIR CHALLENGES? . IS YOUR HEART IN THE RIGHT PLACE? . DO YOU WANT TO GET BACK MORE THAN YOU GIVE? . ARE YOU WILLING TO VOLUNTEER AT LEAST 4 HOURS A WEEK AND FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR? If you answered "Yes" to all these questions and are interested in volunteering, please call the Grandparent Raising Grandchildren Advocacy Program at (909) 791-3573 o o o C> ';7 <> I> <> City vf Temocula CVmmuni1Y ~ntoos ()epartnJent f)re~nts: ~enit)r- ~pr-inl! ~winl! Senl()" d()n9( sit h()me! ti()P ()n d()wn 1:() the Temocula (A)mmunib' (;entel'" '()I'" the Sp....n. Swine I)aooo. I)anw the nlaht awa~ 1:() the svunds (), Sam Ver=azi()9S 6f3()()d flme I3and" l3....n. a partnel'" ()I'" wme sta.. We.11 ha"e a Swin.ln. 8()()d time! cvst: ITIdiW. 4iJr11 ~S. ~00C3 7zoo - 1 ()aoo f).M. Temocula CVmmuni1Y (:enter ~SS If) f)uJvl Street 17.00 Pel" Penvn (lJe....eshments will be sen'OO) l)atez Tlmez . Locatlvnz r=()1'" m()l'"e In'()r-matl()n mil f)~4-f)4f)~ o 0 a~~ Braille Institute is coming to your neighborhood with resources for living independently with vision loss. .. ". Our Mobile Solutions van brings information on our free programs and services directly to your community Mobile Solutions provides the following: LJ Magnification and lighting demonstrations, plus applications for one-on-one consultations with visual aids professionals LJ Adaptive products for purchase, including talking watches, printing guides and large-print calendars LJ Applications for borrowing books on tape and descriptive videos LJ Strategies to cope with sight loss LJ Tools for independent living Location Mary Phillips S;~i~;'Certier Thursday, March 16, 2006 9:3,0-11 :30 Date Time BRAILLE INSTITUTE Visit our Web site at www.bra!lIeinstltute.org " . . Diabetes Education Programs.. Kno'w Your Numbers "~,,-2006Series -'- ...... ~~---~~ ~._-- -~ -- . sponsoredby: ..Bayer Health Care Ascensia Products.. Feb rh, Marchrh, April 4th, May 2nd, June 6th. . (First Tuesday of every month} . . 'j, Time: 10 a.m.-11:g0 a.m.. Location: Mary Phillips Senior Center 41845 Sixth st., Temecula Presented by: Kaishawn McDuffie, R.N. CDE . To-register-ea1l800-600.'666ext.9071 .. . J ; . Space is limited and refr~h",~!lfs are served.. . . , .. . .EtY Bayer HealthCliri; . , ".' " : City of Temecula Community Service Department . SPRING. BONNET CONTEST rJ Wear your favorite Bonnet . Thursday, April 13, 2006 11:00 am At Mary Phillips Senior Center 41845 Sixth St. ... For More Information Call 694-6464 Remember to call ahead for Lunch Nutrition # 694-6464 Food, Fun & Door Prizes . ITEM NO.3 R:\CSCAGEN[NTEMNO.8HL TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: CITY OF TEMECULA AGENDA REPORT Community Services Commission . ~ Herman Parker, Director of Community Service~ . April 10,2006 Civic Center Site Master Plan Herman Parker, Director of Community Services PREPARED BY: RECOMMENDATION: BACKGROUND: That the Community Services Commission review and comment on the proposed Civic Center Site Master Plan. Over the past several weeks, the City Council Sub-Committee consisting of Mayor Ron Roberts and Council member Jeff Comerchero, with staff, have been working with NMR Architects to develop a site master plan for the City's Old Town Civic Center site. For tonight's meeting Deputy City Manager Gary Thornhill and Redevelopment Director John Meyer are here to provide the Commission with an overview of the project. R:\PARKERHDIAGENDAS\1AGENDA. Civic Center Master Plan.doc ". - . --.-." ..~. Departmental Report R:'G8CAGENDVTEMN.8tI. APPROVAL CITY ATTORNEY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE CITY MANAGER CITY OF TEMECULA AGENDA REPORT TO: Board of Directors FROM: Herman D. Parker, Director of Community Services DATE: April 10,2006 SUBJECT: Departmental Report PREPARED BY: Gail L. Zigler, Administrative Assistant Construction of the Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park (Wolf Creek Sports Complex) continues. Installation of the field lighting, installation of artificial turf fields and parking lot are complete. Construction of the buildings and irrigation systems continue. Construction of the Temecula Public Library project is currently underway. Construction of the retainer walls is complete and the structural steel is nearing completion. Staff continues to meet regularly to discuss furniture selections, information systems needs, etc. Construction of the Boys and Girls Club project at Kent Hintergardt Park is currently underway. Standard Pacific has started construction of the parking lot improvements. The Community Services Department released an RFQ to landscape architect firms for Redhawk Park Improvements for the four Redhawk park sites acquired on June 30, 2005 with the annexation of Redhawk into the City of Temecula. The City Council approved a contract with RJM Design to being designing the improvements to the park sites. These improvements include picnic tables, picnic shelters, park benches, sidewalks, tot lots, etc. The Cultural Arts Division is busy preparing for the winter-spring sessions of classes and activities as outlined in the Guide to Leisure Activities. In addition, the Cultural Arts Division is responsible for the day- to-day operations at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater, the History Museum and the Imagination Workshop, Temecula Children's Museum. The Development Services Division continues to participate in the development review for projects within the City including Wolf Creek, Roripaugh and Harveston, as well as overseeing the development of parks and recreation facilities, and the contract for refuse and recycling, cable television services and assessment administration. The TCSD Maintenance Division continues to oversee the maintenance of all City parks and facilities, arid assist in all aspects of Citywide special events. R:\ZIGLERGIXDEPTRP'N006\041006.doc The Recreation Division staff is currently programming for the winter/spring classes and activities and special events including the Spring Egg Hunt, the Summer Film and Concert series, the 4111 of July parade and fireworks extravaganza and many other special events. R:\ZIGLERGIXDEPTRP1\2006\041006.doc