{"content":[{"text":"11/6/14 \n Page 2","bbox":{"left":0.788203,"top":0.048485,"width":0.06503599999999998,"height":0.033637}},{"text":"5 - FUNDRAISING ASSISTANCE APPROVAL AND PREAPPROVAL","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.090906,"width":0.5569010000000001,"height":0.017763}},{"text":"Erin Mullen-Brosnan made a motion to approve the following fundraising assistance \n deposit. Joanna Cassese seconded the motion, and the motion carried unanimously.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.126386,"width":0.7471490000000001,"height":0.03564200000000001}},{"text":"Organization: \n Event: \n Amount:","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.179719,"width":0.11350300000000002,"height":0.053369}},{"text":"Carquinez Women’s Association \n 100th Anniversary Tea Party and Fashion Show \n $2,486.31","bbox":{"left":0.27768,"top":0.179719,"width":0.39307700000000007,"height":0.053369}},{"text":"6 – ORAL GRANT PRESENTATIONS","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.25078,"width":0.305232,"height":0.017762999999999973}},{"text":"Crockett Community Services District – Ron Wilson","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.286386,"width":0.413379,"height":0.01776300000000003}},{"text":"The Crockett Community Services District is requesting $673,194. Funds will be used to \n begin the seismic retrofit of Memorial Hall. The project includes the removal of \n hazardous materials, the final engineering design phase, seismic retrofit, micropiles, \n shotcrete, and the fiber reinforced polymer phases. Asbestos and lead paint must be \n removed before any other work can commence. The engineers and architect will prepare \n the final design and construction documents. This project will strengthen the building \n from further damage due to earthquakes and settling. The basement floor will be \n removed and micropiles will be drilled into the soil to reinforce the foundation. The final \n phase, installation of the fiber reinforced polymer, will secure the structure for public \n use.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.321878,"width":0.747433,"height":0.177612}},{"text":"Intended beneficiaries of the project include residents of Crockett and Port Costa. It \n could also be used as a facility that offers veteran’s services. Ron also stressed that a \n commitment of funding from the CCF would be helpful to use as leverage to obtain \n outside funding.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.517333,"width":0.7468059999999999,"height":0.07096999999999998}},{"text":"Danielle Fugere suggested that the Board look into a creating 10 year assessment of \n community needs.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.606146,"width":0.7470510000000001,"height":0.03549000000000002}},{"text":"7 – 444 LORING AVENUE BOUNDARIES","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.659479,"width":0.343634,"height":0.017762999999999973}},{"text":"Danielle Fugere reported that the county had sent a letter of abatement for items on CCF \n and County property. Items were removed by the County on Monday, November 3, and a \n new temporary fence was installed on the CCF property lines. A permanent fence will be \n installed later this month.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.694934,"width":0.746836,"height":0.07109599999999994}},{"text":"The neighbor whose personal property was removed made a public statement that he \n considers the property in question to belong to him, and that he has retained an attorney.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.78376,"width":0.7471099999999999,"height":0.03548999999999991}},{"text":"Bud Burlison asked that the Board provide an explanation to their membership as to why \n it has taken eight years and public money to rectify the 444 Loring Avenue boundary \n situation. He admitted that the boundary situation began during his tenure on the board, \n as that was when CCF purchased the building.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.837093,"width":0.747279,"height":0.07109100000000002}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}