Richmond Neighborhood Coordinating Council
Building Neighborhoods Block by Block

April 8, 2019, 7:00 PM
City Council Chambers, 440 Civic Center Plaza

Refreshments available at 6:45 preceding the meeting
Provided by: Fairmede / Hilltop and Iron Triangle NCs

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Meeting may be video recorded if you would not like to be recorded please let someone on the board know this. Remember to keep our meetings professional and when addressing our speakers please stay on topic. 2

3. INTRODUCTIONS:

4. APPROVE MINUTES: Tabled until May 2019 0

5. ANNOUNCEMENTS: RNCC PIO MADALYN LAW 5
If you have an announcement for any group other than your neighborhood council, please give the information to our PIO, Madalyn Law mmlaw10@hotmail.com. Please send in PDF format. Madalyn will make the announcement. If the information is presented to Madalyn at or before the meeting, your announcement will go in the file circulated during the meeting.

6. REPORTS FROM CITY STAFF:  36
Present / Questions
         Community Services / First Five Parks Assessment: Rochelle Polk 620-6512 15 / 5

         Police Department: Lt T. Mollenbernd 233-1214 5 / 3

         DIMO: Tim Higares 621-1279 5 / 3

7. PRESENTATIONS:

NO COAL IN RICHMOND: Janet Johnson 10 / 10

MEMBERSHIP ROUNDTABLE /PRESENTATION TO CITY COUN CIL IN MAY/JUNE: RNCC MEMBERS 40 / 10

8. OLD BUSINESS:

9. NEW BUSINESS:

10. ADJOURN

UPCOMING MEETINGS

RNCC BOARD MEETING
Monday, April 15, 2019, 7:00 pm
2nd Floor Conference Room, 440 Civic Center Plaza

RNCC GENERAL MEETING
Monday, May 13, 2019, 7:00 pm,
City Council Chambers, 440 Civic Center Plaza
Snacks: Richmore Village / Metro Square and Coronado NCs

March 11, 2019, 7:00 PM
City Council Chambers, 440 Civic Center Plaza

Refreshments available at 6:45 preceding the meeting
Provided by: Shields/Reid and Parchester Village NCs

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Meeting may be video recorded if you would not like to be recorded please let someone on the board know this. Remember to keep our meetings professional and when addressing our speakers please stay on topic 2

3. INTRODUCTIONS & NEIGHBORHOOD REPORTS 5
(One representative will give your Neighborhood Council report)

4. APPROVE MINUTES 2

5. ANNOUNCEMENTS: RNCC PIO MADALYN LAW 5
If you have an announcement for any group other than your neighborhood council, please give the information to our PIO, Madalyn Law (mmlaw10@hotmail.com). Please send in PDF format. Madalyn will make the announcement. If the information is presented to Madalyn at or before the meeting, your announcement will go in the file circulated during the meeting.

6. REPORTS FROM CITY STAFF 73                            Present / QA

Fire Department: Chief Adrian Sheppard 307-8051   5/3
Planning Department: Hector Lopez 620-6841   5/3
Eng. & Cap. Improvements: Robert Chelemedos 231-3011 5/3
Mayor’s Office: Sequoia Erasmus 620-6503 5/3
DIMO: Tim Higares 621-1279 5/3
WCCUSD: Marcus Walton 205-3092 5/3
Police Department: Chief Allwyn Brown 233-1214 5/3
City Manager’s Office: Samantha Carr 620-5407 5/3
Community Services: Rochelle Polk 620-6512 5/3

7. PRESENTATIONS: 50

No Coal in Richmond: Janet Johnson 10/10

Membership Round Table: Presentation to City Manager/City Council 30

8. OLD BUSINESS:

9. NEW BUSINESS:

10. ADJOURN

UPCOMING MEETINGS

RNCC BOARD MEETING
Monday, March 18, 2019, 7 P.M.
2nd Floor Conference Room, 440 Civic Center Plaza

RNCC GENERAL MEETING
Monday, April 8, 2019, 7:00 P.M.
City Council Chambers, 440 Civic Center Plaza
Snacks: Fairmede/Hilltop and Iron Triangle