Live . Life - Lincoln - Live - Life - Lincoln. Live. . Life. Lincoln . Live Life. - Lincoln - Live - Life Lincoin  MINUTES Regular Meeting June 23, 2020  CITY OF LINCOLN CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC FINANCE AUTHORITY  and REDEVELOPMENT SUCCESSOR AGENCY  OPEN SESSION MEETING  No Physical Location, Meeting conducted electronically on Zoom with Live Stream on City of Lincoln  YouTube Channel and WAVE Channel 18. 1. CALL TO ORDER by Mayor Karleskint at 6:02PM. 2. ROLL CALL: Councilmembers present via Zoom: Paul Joiner  Peter Gilbert Alyssa Silhi Holly Andreatta Mayor Karleskint  Staff members present via Zoom:  Jennifer Hanson, City Manager Kristine Mollenkopf, City Attorney Ray Leftwich, City Engineer Doug Lee, Public Safety Chief Steve Prosser, Director of Community Development Gary Lecheminant, Finance Director Gwen Scanlon, City Clerk  Various City employees, consultants and members of the public were also present via Zoom.  3. REPORT FROM CLOSED SESSION - No Closed session report  4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Josiayh (Joey) Cooke of Pack 160 led the Pledge of Allegiance.  5. AGENDA REVIEW MODIFICATION - No modifications to the Agenda  6. PRESENTATIONS - No Presentations.  7. PUBLIC COMMENT ON NON-AGENDAI ITEMS = City Clerk Gwen Scanlon announced that comments concerning the recent closure oft the skate park in McBean Park had been submitted via email by several residents. All comments had been forwarded to City Council and, , made a part of these minutes by mention thereof. Two residents, Randy Carver and Mellissa Waggoner spoke via Zoom to reiterate their concerns with the closure and offer whatever assistance they could to facilitate CONSENT AGENDA: = At the request of Councimember Silhi, Item 8C was pulled from consent for discussion. Motioned by Councilmember Joiner and seconded by Councimember Andreatta to approve the balance oft the Consent Agenda. Approve by the following roll call vote: Joiner- - Aye,  reopening as soon as possible.  8.  Andreatta - Aye, Gilbert - Aye, Silhi - Aye, Karleskint - Aye.  Those items approved were: Council meetings.  8.A. Approval of Minutes of June 2, 2020 Special Work Session and June 9, 2020 Regular City 8.B. Receive and file Contract Report, identifying contracts, task order and purchase orders executed by the City Manager and filed in the Office of the City Clerk by June 16, 2020. 8.D. Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-104 accepting the Warrants of May 21, 2020 and June 4, 12, 2020  to be placed oni file with the City Clerk and available for audit.  600 Sixth Strect I Lincoln, CA 95648 www.s.lincoln.cauUS-916-454-2400    Live . Life. Lincoln - LiveLife: - Lincoln. Live.t Life . Lincoln - Live . Life . Lincoln - Live . Life Lincoln  Page 2of3  City Council, Public Finance Authority and Redevelopment Successor Agency Regular Meeting Minutes June 23, 2020  8.E. Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-105 amending the City of Lincoln Conflict of Interest Policy. 8.F. Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-106 authorizing the City Manager to approve a Mako breathing air compressor and fill station, 2004 Ford Expedition, 2008 Autocar/Heil garbage truck, 1998 International roll off truck, and a 2005 Chevrolet 3500 utility truck as described in this report for designation as 8.G. Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-107 Augmenting $92,781 from unencumbered balance of Water Fund 711 to CIP 435- - Sewer Rehabilitation Various Hot Spots, Authorize the City Engineer to approve change orders with C&D Contractors, Inc. for an additional $84,476 for CIP 435 - Sewer Rehabilitation Various Hot Spots, increasing the total change order authority to an amount not to exceed $337,944; and Authorize the City Manager to approve an amendment to the Task Order with Coastland in the amount of $8,305 for additional construction management and inspection fori the Sewer Rehabilitation 8.H. Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-108 authorizing the City Manager to purchase 185 Units of Microsoft 8.1. Second Reading and Adoption of Ordinance 1014B, adopting the 2019 California Green Code, Administrative, Building, Fire, Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Energy, Residential, Existing Building Code, and related Construction Codes as applicable to all construction within the City of Lincoln, with a 8.J. Second Read and Adoption of Urgency Ordinance 1015B, an ordinance repealing Ordinances 1000B and 1001B which allowed emergency generators as a principally permitted use in various zoning 8.K. Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-109 approving: (1) the Improvement Plans for Independence at Lincoln Unit No. 1a and Phase 1 Infrastructure; (2) Independence at Lincoln Unit No. 1 Final Subdivision Map; and (3) authorizing the City Manager to execute the Subdivision Improvement Agreement for The City will be responsible for the maintenance of public street improvements, water, and sewer and drainage infrastructure, in addition to the maintenance of landscaping, parks, open space, street lighting, stormwater quality and drainage improvements that will be funded by the CFD 2018-1, Tax Zone 1.The Independence at Lincoln project was also annexed to the CFD 2018-2 (Public Services).  surplus and for sale by auction.  Various Hot Spots Project.  Office 2019 Standard On-Premise for a one-time amount not to exceed $51,445.  local amendment as outlined ini the Ordinance.  districts within the City.  Independence at Lincoln Unit No. 1.  8.L. Receive and file Treasurer's Report fori the period ending April 30, 2020. 8.M. Receive and File Budget to Actuals Report through March 30, 2020.  8.N. Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-110 authorizing the City Manager to (1)execute a Contract for Services with Maverick Networks Mitel MiCloud Connect in an amount not-to-exceed $278,445 overa  5-year contract for the City's communications infrastructure refresh. ITEMS PULLED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA:  8.C. COVID-19 Report.  City Manager Hanson provided an update on the status of the COVID-19 state of emergency in the City of Lincoln and recent changes to regulations regarding outdoor dining in the City. Motioned by Councilman Joiner and Seconded by Councilman Gilbert to receive the report. Approved by the following roll call vote: Joiner - Aye, Gilbert  Aye, Andreatta - Aye, Silhi - Aye, Karleskint- - Aye.  600 Sixth Street Lincoln, CA 95648 www.dilincoln.ca-ts 916-434-2400    Live . Life . Lincoln - Live.Life - Lincoln. Live . Life . Lincoln - Live . Life . Lincoln . Live - Life Lincoln  Page 3of3  City Council, Public Finance Authority and Redevelopment Successor Agency Regular Meeting Minutes June 23, 2020 9.  PUBLIC HEARINGS  9.A. Public Hearing - Vacation of the alley between N Street and O Street and between 6th Street and 7th Street, and the' Vacation of a portion of the right-of-way along N Street, o Street, and 6th Street Community Development Director Prosser provided a Staff Report explaining the proposed actions. Project proponent Tom Kollen comments were submitted via email and forwarded to City Council, made a part of these minutes by mention thereof. Mr. Kollen also spoke in support of the action. Mayor Karleskint opened/closed the public hearing at 6:30PM with no public comments. Motioned by Councilman Joiner and Seconded by Councilman Gilbert to Adopt RESOLUTION 2020-111 approving vacation of the alley between N Street and O Street and between 6th Street and 7th Street, and the vacation of a portion oft the right-of-way along N Street, O Street, and 6th Street (with PUE reservation) along the frontage of the Lincoln 16 project. Approved by the following roll call vote: Joiner-A Aye,  (with PUE reservation) along the frontage of the Lincoln 16 project.  Gilbert - Aye, Andreatta - Aye, Silhi - Aye, Karleskint - Aye.  10. GENERAL BUSINESS = None. 11. COUNCIL INITIATED BUSINESS - None.  12. INFORMATION ITEMS  12.A Temporary Tax Sharing Agreement with Placer County Mayor Karleskint presented background information on the recent negotiations with Placer County regarding the Tax Sharing agreements. He stated that the base share rates for the main revenue generating areas would remain unchanged at 36% to COL and 64% to Placer County. However, In an effort to assist COL to reach more adequate public safety staffing levels, beginning in 2020, all incremental taxi revenue will be 100% to COL. This will continue through the 2028/2029 tax year unless certain criteria are met at which time Mayor Karleskint expressed thanks to those on the negotiating teams and stated that the agreement would be going before the Placer County Board of Supervisors for final approval on July7, 2020. He encouraged everyone to express support oft the agreement to their County Representatives. Each Councimember expressed thanks to Mayor Karleskint for his willingness to take on the Counciwoman Holly Andreatta informed Council that the Fireworks Committee was now officially a Foundation and she looked forward toi their continued efforts to bring a great firework show back to Counciman Gilbert announced that there was going to be a Major League Baseball season after all this  the agreement could be terminated.  negotiations and what ai fine outcome.  Lincoln ini the near future.  year and hopefully would also soon be some at the local level.  13. ADJOURNMENT Mayor Karleskint adjourned the meeting at 6:55PM.  Du 44  Submitted by Dia Gix, Deputy City Clerk  600 Sixth Street Lincoln, CA 95648 . www.d.lincoln.ca.ux+916-434.2400    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject:  melissa Monday, June 15, 20207:13PM Ray Leftwich City Clerk RE: Reopen Skate Park Date?  Thati is al lot. Ity would be nice to have a concrete skate park in the future. Thank you for letting me know.  Sent from AT&TYahoo Mail on Android On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 4:58 PM, Ray Leftwich Ray.Leftwich@lincolnca.gov> wrote:  We got an estimate from a contractor for renabilitating the existing equipment, and it was more than $30,000. Because of reasons of liability, the work needs to be performed by a licensed and insured contractor, and not be volunteers. What we really need to do is build a more permanent concrete skate park, but that is going to  take some time.  Ray Leftwich, P.E.  ços  Public Works Director, / City Engineer CityofLincoln Public-Works Department  600 Sixth Street Lincoln, California 95648  Office (916)4 434-2457 Mobile (916)871-2974 Baylefwchelnonasoy  Always plan for the fact that no plan ever goes according to plan.  From: melissa  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 4:16 PM  1    To: Ray Leftwich <Ray. Lerwcn@inconcagor Cc: City Clerk dlyder@incoincagov, Subject: RE: Reopen Skate Park Date?  That is very disappointing! Is there any way we can keep them open? Maybe at fundraiser?lcould help get volunteers.  Sent from AT&TYahoo Mail on Android  On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 3:38 PM, Ray Leftwich RayLeftwich@lincoinca.gov> wrote:  Melissa,  The skate park was initially closed inl late March in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, subsequent inspections oft the skate park apparatus havei identified that they ares nowi in a substantial state of disrepair and in need of complete replacement. Due to safety concerns and the costs necessary to replace the skate park apparatus, the City will not be reopening the skate park in the foreseeable future.  City ofLincoln maintained parks, open spaces and landscaping are funded by revenues from Landscaping and Lighting District No. 1 (LLAD) and General Fund tax revenues. The LLAD was first established in 1982 and appears as a special assessment on the property tax rolls ofapproximately two-thirds ofthe properties within the City ofl Lincoln. By) law, special assessments can only be applied towards the special benefit attributed to each particular property and cannot be used to cover thej proportional share ofthosé general benefits for properties and users not within the LLAD. Those general benefit costs therefore become an obligation oft the General Fund, which comes substantially from sales tax and property tax, and isalso the primary revenue source by which the City pays fori its mosti important services of Public Safety. Every dollar of General Fundi revenue that gets diverted towards maintaining parks, landscaping and  open space, is one less dollar available to fund thel Police and Fire Departments.  The Original Zone oft the LLAD comprises approximately one-third oft the approximately 13,000 properties in Lincoln within the LLAD.The annual assessment fori the Original Zone does not have an inflationary factor, and as such the amount paid by each property this yeari is the same as the amount paid when the LLAD was formed. As a result ofnormal inflation, the Original Zone has a projected deficit for the upcoming fiscal year of $568,080, in additional to contributions from the General Fund to fund the general benefit within the Original Zone of an additional $138,486. In addition to the Original Zone, the LLAD is made up ofan additional 32 Zones that have been annexed to the LLAD between 2004 and 2016. These 32 Zones were formed with an annual inflationary factor of the Consumer Price Index (CPI). However, the actual costs to provide service. have been found to be approximately 3% higher than the CPLAsar result, four oft the 32 Zones are already running annual deficits totaling $38,641 for the upcoming fiscal year, with more expected to occur within thei next several years. In addition, these 32  2    Zones must also rely on contributions from the General Fund to pay for the general benefit component of  services thati is estimated tol be $245,153 for the upcoming fiscal year.  Because of reduced sales taxi revenues and additional General Fund expenses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, General Fund revenues for the upcoming fiscal year are anticipated to be atl least 7.5% less than the prior year. In orderi to reduce the impact on Public Safety Services to thei maximum extent practical, City staffl have taken measures to reduce service levels in the parks, open spaces and landscaping to minimize the impact oft those services on the General Fund. The amount ofirrigation is being reduced tol lessen the total utility bills for parks and landscaping, and the services for parks and landscape services are being reduced across the board by 30%. The City will also be using reserve funds totaling $606,601, and supplementing with other appropriate revenue sources in the amount of $140,824. Even with this reduction in expenses, and use of reserve and alternate funds, thet total impact tot the General Fund for maintaining parks, landscaping and open spaces in the City ofI Lincoln is  estimated to be $242,935 for thei upcoming fiscal year.  The: reserve balance within the Original Zone ofthe LLAD is expected to be completely depleted in approximately 18 months, at which time the Original Zone deficit becomes an obligation ofthe GF. Several ofthe 32 annexed zones are also anticipated to run annual deficits and) have depleted their respective reserve funds within the next five to ten years. Without additional sources ofr revenue or further reductions to: maintenance expenses, the total impact to the General Fund by parks, landscaping and open space maintenance activities is anticipated to exceed $1 million annually within two years. Itis also important toi note that total reserve balance of the LLAD must be no less than 50% ofannual expenses in order to be able to maintain cash flow and toj pay its obligations that are anticipated to be reached within the next two years. When the reserve balance reaches this threshold, the City will be unable to perform any replacement projects, such as replacing worn out) playground equipment, skate park apparatus and otheramenities, withoutir incurring further obligations on the General Fund and  furtherreducing the City's ability to fund Public: Safety services.  Foradditional information, please review the Final Engineers Report and its associated staffr report from  the City Council Agenda of] June 9,2020.  htps/legistanweh-pructionsamuconApaudsAtachmem/ataIIolpdr  Please call me at either number) listed below ifyou would like to discuss further.  3    Ray Leftwich, P.E.  Public Works Director/ City Engineer Chyoflincoln Public Works Dopanment  600 Sixth Street Lincoln, California 95648  Office (916)434-2457 Mobile (916)871-2974 aletwichalmohasy  Always planj for the fact that no plan ever, goes according to plan.  From: melissa  Sent: Friday, June 12, 20206:53PM To: City Clerk diyderxelncncasoe Subject: Reopen Skate Park Date?  When will the skate park reopen? Sent from AT&TYahoo Mail on Android  4    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Subject: Melissa,  Gwendolyn Scanlon Thursday, June 18, 20207:24AM Gwendolyn Scanlon FW: public comment  Thank you for your comment - it has been forwarded to City Council andlwill note during the meeting that we received your comment with concern about permanent closure of the  skate park. Thanks, Gwen From: melissa  Sent: Wednesday, June 17,20202:39PM To: Gwendolyn Scanlon gwen.scanlon@lincolnca.gov Subject: Re: public comment  Hi Gwen,  Iwould like to share my concerns about the closing oft the skate park at Mc Bean Park. The skate park is used by many and without access to the park they will be forced to skate in the city. Ip personally don't have a problem with them skating in town or at schools however I'm sure many others do. Iwas toldIshould have gone to meetings to express my concerns but honestlyl was unaware that the City is broke and has NO MONEY1 to do anything to parks. Ido read every City of Lincoln email and IDID do every survey that was sent to me. lunderstand that the city can not afford to repair or completely replace it with a completed skate park but can't youl leave the existing grind rails and add one or twor more rails? My brother in law owns a medal fabricating business in Loomis, if he will donate the rail(s) can they be used to add to the existing rails that are currently at the park now? Iwill join the Zoom meeting hoping to hear aj plan. Thank Youi for  your time.  Sent from AT&TYahoo Mail on Android On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 1:55 PM, Gwendolyn Scanlon sqwen.scanon@incolnca.gov> wrote: Please reply to this with your public comment.    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Subject:  Chance Frazer City Clerk the skatepark  Tuesday, June 16, 202011:28PM  there is a rumor of the skatepark being closed down andiwant to ask when it'll be open  and ifi it'll be opened.    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject:  Jennifer Hanson  Wednesday, June 17, 20202:56PM Ray Leftwich; Gwendolyn Scanlon; Dia Gix  Alyssa Silhi; Holly Andreatta; Dan Karleskint; Peter Gilbert; Paul Joiner  FW: McBean Park  Iknow that several of us are getting numerous letters related to the skatepark. As such, wanted to share my response  to one oft the email received today. Please let me knowi if youl have any questions.  Thank you, Jennifer Hanson City Manager 600 6th Street Lincoln, CA 95648 enniter.Hansonelinco'nca.goy (916)434-2449  CALIFORNIA wnse  From:. Jennifer Hanson To: Gage Ashlock Subject: RE: McBean Park Hi Gage-  Sent: Wednesday, June 17,202010:35 AM Cc: Ray Leftwich sylefwcnelinanagpe  Thanks for reaching out. The issue with the current skate parki is that the wood is rotting and the bolts will not stay in. Good news is that we have you covered. We are going to construct a concrete skatepark in one of the new parks. We are Since none of us ride skateboards, if youl have any cool ideas for the design, shoot them over and we can. take al look at  We don'tv want someone to get hurt. Att this point iti is not repairable.  currently looking at. Jimenez. them and see ift they are feasible. Jennifer Hanson City) Manager 600 6th Street Lincoln, CA 95648 ennifer.Hansonelinco.nca.gox (916)434-2449  1    1AR CALIFORNIA  From: Gage Ashlock Subject: McBean Park  Sent: Wednesday, June 17,20209:59AM To:. Jennifer Hanson <lennifer.Hanson@lincolnca.gov>  Hey, my names Gage andI Ireceived word that the skatepark will be closed for good. why? you don't want to use the towns general taxi fund to helpa a part ofy your community, instead youd rather use thet fund to further support your police to drive around looking for skaters not skating in the skatepark. The City of Lincoln couldve just built concrete ramps when the park was built, but no, your retirement community wouldnt flourish quite the same without ai tennis court there instead right? skateparks build communities around them, imagine if someone never replaced the pens at bingo night, youd still show up to play even if your markers only worked half the time because you love bingo. Ihave a youg guys obviously couldnt care less about it as ive heard from people numerous times about calling the city andi telling them the skatepark had cracks all over the place, which in every caseisaw no change. alli igeuss im asking fori isa compromise, highly doubt the skatepark before corona virus was completely unridable/disrepaired, buti if we could get the metal gates removed before we all do it out ofs sheer boredom, that would be much appreciated, imi free to chat on  solution, just let us, the community around the skatepark, maintain the park.  my phone ify youd like to call,  2    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Randy,  Gwendolyn Scanlon Wednesday, June 17, 20203:35PM Randy Carver melissa; Bella Smiles; Danielle Carver RE: Community skate park closure  Thank you for your comment - it has been forwarded to City Council andlwill note during the meeting that we received your comment with concern about permanent closure of the  skate park. Thanks, Gwen  -Original Message- From: Randy Carver  Sent: Wednesday, June 17,20203:32PM  To: Gwendolyn Scanlon gwen.scaniongincolnco.gov> Danielle Carver donelecarver2vo7eydnoo.com> Subject: Community skate park closure  Cc: melissa spidermanod048sbcglobal.nep; Bella Smiles collice@bellavsiosmiles.com>;  Hello Gwen,  Iwill try to keep this short, as know your time is valuable.  Iwas shocked and surprised when Iwas informed today that our City of Lincoln community lunderstand that the park has taken some considerable damage over the many years of With considerable usage comes considerable damage/wear and that is undersiandable. With all this being evaluated, I hope we all as a cily/communitly and family understand that there is cost involved in maintaining and repairs too our skate park andlunderstand that these cost should never outweigh that of our youngest and most venerable citizens well How you may ask does this little hometown skateboarding park effect our youths well being. There well being is effected by not being able to come to a safe environment to learn, grow, We cannot afford to have our future citizens of this fine community searching in harmful, problematic and potentially bad environments to express or occupy their time. We must come to a better conclusion to this issue, that we as a city, community, family are  Skate park will be closing.  considerable usage from our young and older patrons alike.  being.  compete, Persevere, communicate with others and SO much more.  currently facing together. Sincerely, Your great full citizens Randy carver  1    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject:  Gwendolyn Scanlon Thursday, June 18, 20207:22A AM  Dan Karleskint; Peter Gilbert; Alyssa Silhi; Holly Andreatta; Paul Joiner Jennifer Hanson; Kristine Mollenkopf; Ray Leftwich; Gwendolyn Scanlon  FW: Public parks  Another skate park comment.  Thanks, Gwen  From: Christy Andlovec Subject: Public parks Hello,  Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 20206:11PM  To: Gwendolyn Scanlon gwen.scanlon@lin@lincolnca.gov; City Clerk ciycerkelncolncagoz  Iwas recently told that there will be cuts to the skate park andi the other city parks in Lincoln. lwanted to lety you know that even though I am not local to Lincoln (I livei inl Loomis) my family uses the skate park and other parks often. We have al lot of family and friends that live in Lincoln, SO lam there multiple times each week. I frequently take my daughter to the skate park and while we're ini town almost always go to lunch in Lincoln, get fro yo, do grocery trips to walmart or safeway, fill up my gas tank at the safeway gas station, etc. It would be unfortunate to know that the Rocklin skate park is the only other close option for us, as we prefer not to go there due to the crowd that congregates there. of course we have the Loomis skate park, which we definitely use more, but my daughter and heri friends like the set up of Lincoln's  better.  Thank youi for your time! Christy Andlovec  1    6  Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: FYI. Get Outlook fori ios From: Kevin' Watts  Peter Gilbert Friday, June 19, 20209:53AM Gwendolyn Scanlon Fwd: Lincoln Ca Skatepark 20200619.093631yp9  Sent: Friday, June 19, 20209:40:08AM To: Paul. Joiner <Paul.Joiner@lincoinca.gov> Hanson senifer.Manson@lincolncagow,Honey  Cc: Dan Karleskint <Dan.Karleskint@lint@lincolnca.gov>, Alyssa Silhi avsaineinonago,  nolly.amdretta@lincoincagovcnoly,amdretta@incoinca.govP; Peter Gilbert Peter.dibert@lincolnagovo;lennifer.  Kevin' Watts  >;annette  Subject: Lincoln Ca Skatepark  Hello All,  I'm writing this email to express my concerns about closing the skatepark at McBean Park. There are sO many reasons why we need a skatepark in our wonderful city of Lincoln. Here are ai few. Unity- there is something about skateboarding that unites kids ofa all ages, genders, races & abilities. Skateparks build and sustain healthy communities. As a gathering place for dedicated, athletic youth, the skatepark provides the forum for visitors young and old, beginning and skilled, to meet and share experiences. For  many skateboarding youth, the skatepark becomes al ome-away"rom-nome. Skateparks provide a physical activity for kids noti interested in traditional team sports.  Social Benefits-  Community- skateparks provide a safe and challenging place for skateboarder, scooters & bikers of all levels to develop  as athletes.  Public skateparks provide healthy activity for kids and help eliminate boredom and drug use.  Reduces property damage-a community skatepark will help minimize damage skaters do to public and private property.    Skateboarding and BMX are two oft the fastest growing activities in the United States with more than 14 million Public Skateparks help get kids "off the streets" and into a safe place. Without a public skatepark, the kids are forced to Skateboarding is a sport, an art form, al lifestyle, and a culture. The good that we, get out of skateboarding is endless. And last, as oft this year skateboarding was added toi the Olympics. A: skate Parki is just as valuable ift not more thana  participants. playi in the streets  ballfield.  Ihave been skateboarding all my life and now my kids are skateboarding.  Iwould gladly offer my helpi ina anywaylcan.  An upgraded skatepark would bei ideal & wonderful. But in the meantime, please keep McBean Skate park OPEN.  Please reach out to me anytime by phone, text or email. Info below.  Sincerely, Kevin' Watts Realty ONE Group Complete  "Referrals are the Highest Complimentslcould. ask for"  2    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject:  Annette Erwin Tuesday, June 23, 20203 3:17P PM Gwendolyn Scanlon Dia Gix RE: skatepark HiGwen,  How do Imake sure a comment Iwould like the Council to heari is read during the meeting? Good Evening Mr. Mayor, Council members and Staff. lam writing to get on record my concern for the closure of the Skate park. lunderstand there are safety concerns that have forced the park to remain closed and that bids are being obtained for repairs. However, it sounds like there isn't proper funds for the repairs to occur. lam concerned that this project will not get priority over other already budgeted park maintenance and unlike a  plays structure, there isn'tanother: skate park int towni to use.  Ilook forward to hearing the results oft the bids for repairs at the. July meeting and working with Council and other  organizations on a solution. Thank you, Annette Erwin  From: Gwendolyn Scanlon gwen.scanlon@lin@lincoinca.gov> Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 202011:08AM  To: Annette Erwin Subject: FW: skatepark Good morning,  Cc: Gwendolyn. Scanlon gwen.scanlon@lin@lincolnca.gov; Dia Gix DGx@lincoincagov,  Please see email below from Jennifer Hanson, City Manager, to our City Council inregards to the skatepark. Please note, the skatepark will be on an agenda in July when the City Council may consider action. You may want to wait to comment as any comments made at tonight'smeeling would just be during public comment and the Council would not be able to take any action. Should you have any questions please let me know.  Thank you, Gwen Scanlon, MMC City Clerk City of Lincoln 600 Sixth Street Lincoln, CA 95648 916-434-2493 916-645-8903 (fax)  1    From:. Jennifer Hanson Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2020 3:49 PM Subject: skatepark Dear Honorable Members oft the Council:  Iwent and inspected the skatepark again with staff this morning, and reconfirmed that it does require repair to be re- opened. Unfortunately, there are too many locations that require repair that can result ini injury. Iwas hoping to be able to open a portion of it, or remove the more damaged pieces but every piece has some type of damage. It is has also been determined that this is not an appropriate project for volunteers to work on. Staff will obtain additional quotes to fixi it and then we willl bring an item forward to council for discussion. This will allow for this project to be talked about in  the context ofa all of the other projects that are also on the list. We will not be readyt to bring this forward until. July. Please let me know ify youl have any questions.  Thank you,  Jennifer Hanson City Manager 600 6th Street Lincoln, CA 95648 Jennifer.Hansonelinco'nca.goy (916)434-2449  LISUMCALFORNA SMetews ME Urnsy  2    Gwendolyn Scanlon  From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject:  City Clerk  Tuesday, June 23, 20203 3:46 PM Gwendolyn Scanlon; Lindy Childers  Dan Karleskint; Peter Gilbert; Paul. Joiner; Holly Andreatta; Alyssa Silhi FW: City Council Meeting of June 23, 2020 Public Hearing Item 9A Resolution 2020-111 Vacation of Alley and ROW between N St.&OSt. and 6thSt.&7thSt.  Please: see comments below for tonight's meeting Agenda Item 9A. From: Tom Kollen maltoiom@evergreencommuntesnet.  Sent: Tuesday, June: 23,20203:25PM <Steve.Prosser@lincolnca.gov <tina@evergreencommunites.neb between NS St. &OSt. and 6th St. &7 7th St. Mayor and City Council Members  To: City Clerk chyctenelindhmape,una Childers lindy.Chiders@lincolncagovsteve Prosser  Cc: Tom Kollen tom@evergreencommunitesneb; Mike Stettner mike@evergreencommuntes.ne; Tina McCauslin Subject: City Council Meeting of June 23, 2020 Public Hearing Item 9AI Resolution 2020-111 Vacation of Alley and ROW  OStreet Lincoln 16, LLC and Evergreen Communities, Inc. have worked with staff over the past year on our request to abandon the alley and a portion of the ROW for the above project. We are in agreement with the staff report and respectfully request council approval of Resolution 2020-111. As this is a virtual meeting, Ihave joined the Zoom  Webinar: and am available to answer any questions. Thanks fory your consideration.  Tom Kollen Vice President Operations STETTNER CONSTRUCTION, INC. EVERGREEN COMMUNITIES, INC.  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