PROJECT "BROWN OUT"
Saturday, June 19, 2010
new coat of paint and minor repairs.
On event day, volunteers, kids and community residents will help paint the bridge, pick up litter and sweep the walkways. Supplies will be provided. Hotdogs and hamburgers will be served to volunteers.
To volunteer or get further information, contact Mike Birkhead at mike@birkhead.com or call
722-0552.
Annual General Meeting - Officers selected for 2010
The following have been elected to serve as officers of the LSRHNA for an annual term:
President - Kay Karchevski
Vice President - Mike Birkhead
Treasurer - Pat Zentner
Secretary - Jerry Belletto
If you have any interest in becoming an area representative, please email us at lincolnhillasscn@gmail.com.
National Make a Difference Day - October 24, 2009
On October 24th, at 9:30am, hundreds of volunteers will start a march down fourth street like a modern-day bucket brigade. The goal: clean graffiti, pick up litter and have a great time! The tools: Home Depot and SRCTF have donated supplies for the event; paint, safety masks and graffiti-clean spray are all compliments of the San Rafael store.
The morning's events will include registration, a kick off speech by Mayor Boro, a brief Graffiti and Safety Clinic for volunteers and business participants, followed by a three-hour, 300-store march.
"We have great volunteers, but to make the event successful we need the whole business community to participate.", stated Michael Birkhead, Executive Director for the San Rafael Community Task Force. "Residents and volunteers are only half of the solution; local businesses, business groups and property owners make up the other half - come out and have some fun!".
For more information on the event or to sign up, visit http://www.sanrafaelclean.org/ or call (415) 485-3507.
Community Change Action Plan
The City Council, at their April 8th meeting, adopted one of the first Climate Change Action Plans (CCAP) in the state, pursuant to AB 32. The plan details how the city will meet the state requirement to reduce our carbon footprint by 15% by 2020. The plan emphasized that there is no easy fix towards meeting the goals and it will take the efforts of the entire city. Elements of the plan call on the neighborhoods to participate in the effort. The LSRHNA is currently looking at ways we can be active participants. One idea is to offer free energy audits of homes and apartment, a service offered by California Youth Energy Services. Another part of the plan calls for community gardens. If you have any interest or concern about either of these items, please contact us.
Federation of San Rafael Neighborhoods Monthly Meeting
The third Wednesday of each month, at 6:30pm, at the San Rafael Corporate Center at 750 Lindaro Street.