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° POST ACTION AGENDA NOTICE
3 NOTICE OF THE REGULAR MEETING
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COMMUNITY SERVICES ADVISORY COMMISSION
TIME: 5:00 P.M.
WHEN: MONDAY,MARCH 23,2015
WHERE: FOUNTAIN HILLS COUNCIL CHAMBERS
16705 E. AVENUE OF THE FOUNTAINS, FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ
A majority of the Council members may be in attendance. No official action will be taken.
Community Services Advisory Commissioners will attend either in person or by telephone conference call
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The agenda for the meeting is as follows:
1) CALL TO ORDER @ 5:00 p.m.
2) ROLL CALL NO ACTION TAKEN
3) CALL TO THE PUBLIC NO ACTION TAKEN
Pursuant to A.R.S. §38-431-01(G),public comment is permitted(not required)on matters not listed on the agenda. Any such comment(i)must be
within the jurisdiction of the Commission and(ii)is subject to reasonable time,place,and manner restrictions. The Commission will not discuss or
take legal action on matters raised during"Call to the Public"unless the matters are properly noticed for discussion and legal action. At the conclusion
of the call to the public,individual Commissioner may(i)respond to criticism,(ii)ask staff to review a matter or(iii)ask that the matter be placed on a
future Commission agenda.
CONSIDERATION of Approving the February 23, 2015 Meeting Minutes APPROVED
5) UPDATE from the Programs Work Group regarding The Learning Center(TLC) NO ACTION TAKEN
6) UPDATE on Desert Vista Dog Park NO ACTION TAKEN
7) UPDATE on Improvement Projects NO ACTION TAKEN .00• Fountain Park
• Fountain Hills Integrated Trails —FIT
8) UPDATE on Public Art Pieces NO ACTION TAKEN
• Spirit of the Saguaro
• My Buddy
• Second Mesa Maiden
• Vigilance
9) CONSIDERATION of Adjournment APPROVED @ 5:44 p.m.
Dated this 16th day of March 2015
By: / 2V
Nancy Walt , Executive Assistant
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disability regarding admission to public meetings. Individuals with disabilities who require auxiliary aids or services for effective communication in
this meeting may contact 480-816-5100(voice)or 1-800-367-8939(TDD),72 business hours prior to the meeting start time.
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The meeting with the council did not go as planned.
Our 5 point Recommendation was summarily rejected.
The sight barrier fences on the block wall and the PVC mesh
covering the front entry and the gate was set aside in favor
of considering corragated panels as a sound barriers.
The $1.00 dog license add on fee was discounted and
dismissed as not being reasonable and fair since the parks
are used by people living outside of FH
Enforcement was questioned but there was no discussion
about the rules, hours or signage.
It was also disclosed that there was no current budget
available to fund the estimated $6,600 and any new funding
required was a burden in light of other priorities and the
financial condition for the next few years.
The entire recommendation was put on hold.
The plan is to determine in 60 days if the "ADOG'
ASSOCIATION has funding that may be available to fund a
dog park noise abatement project that was not defined.
I believe that the push back by the homeowners insisting on
a sound barrier defeated what could have been a simple
solution correcting the source of the noise and may have
been funded in acceptable increments.
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Ralph Craner<fhcomputerclass@gmail.com>
support for TLC
1 message
danice@comcast.net<danice@comcast.net> Fri,Mar 20,2015 at 9 17 AM
To fhcomputerclass@gmail.corn
Dear Friends,
The Computer Learning Center has enriched and eased my life immeasurably!
Over the past six years, I have become comfortable with all the options on my smart phone, learned to make photo albums
which I can share with family and friends, improved management of my business and personal files, started a journey into my
family history with guidance on genealogy websites, gotten tips on shopping and travel-saving money and time-through
internet sites, become a regular user of Skype which keeps me in touch with family-especially children-all over the world by
visual and voice while saving me money and connecing with organizations on which I serve as a Board member and volunteer
that are out of state, and this year...I am now using the"cloud"for a way to synch material from laptop, desktop and phone.
I am 76 years old and technologically literate.
The Technology Learning Center has been a bright light in the sea of electronics. Prior to discovering you I had to rely on a few
minutes of help from employees at the phone store. from teens in my family-or-the dreaded "Computers for Dummies"books
which rarely improved my insights or skills. The volunteers at TLC are great teachers; patient, focused, and able to begin where
the student is. The options of classes has expanded as technology advances , which I very much appreciate. The"here for you"
drop-in time gives me the chance to receive help on an as-needed basis in addition to attending classes.
We are all so fortunate to have neighbors who volunteer their expertise and time. I send my thanks to everyone there.
We are also fortunate to be in a community like Fountain Hills that supports the interests and well being of older citizens.
I am not able to be at the meeting on March 23, but please use this email to express my endorsement for ongoing support by the
City of Fountain Hills for the Technology Learning Center.
Sincerely, Danice Chisholm
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�,. Support for TLC
From: Ron Robertson (rcrobertson@gmail.corn)
Sent: Mon 3/23/15 3:23 PM
To: ksmullin@msn.corn(ksmullin@msn.corn)
Hi Ralph,
Since I am unable to attend the meeting tonight I want to send you a note in support of the
Technology Learning Center of Fountain Hills.
I (and my three business partners) have owned Robertson Consulting Group in Fountain Hills
since 1996.
Although the types of services we offer are similar to the classes and support that TLC offers,the
prices are quite different. For that reason, many people who can't afford my hourly fee are able to
learn the latest technologies from you and the volunteers at TLC.
I hope that your learning center continues to be available to the residents of Fountain Hills,and
please feel free to share this email as statement of my support.
Sincerely,
Ron Robertson
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❑ App Store (Apple, Google, Microsoft)
❑ ATM
❑ Bank accounts
❑ Email
❑ Grocery discount card
❑ Home alarm system
❑ Library card
❑ Logon to your PC/Android/Apple
❑ Medical records
❑ Online newspaper
❑ Online shopping cart
❑ Retirement account
❑ Stock broker account
❑ Voicemail
❑ Websites
❑ Wi-Fi public
❑ Wi-Fi home router
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Below is a list of Use Caution passwords
❑ Abbreviations
❑ Adjacent letters on the keyboard such as QWERTY or fred,
❑ Banking PIN number
❑ Birthdate of loved ones -month, day and/or year
❑ Car license number
❑ Common letter conversions such as the letter o to the number 0 or the letter i to the number 1 or an
exclamation mark
❑ Common dictionary word
❑ Foreign language dictionary word
❑ Common dictionary word spelled backwards
❑ Common misspelling
❑ Double word
❑ Common phrase
❑ Current/past address
❑ Current/past Telephone number
❑ Cell phone number
❑ Driver's license number
❑ Famous quotation
❑ Same as user name
❑ Name of spouse/children/grandchildren
❑ Nicknames
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❑ Name of favorite singer/actor
❑ Name of favorite sports team
❑ Pet names
❑ Repeated characters such as 2222
❑ Same as ATM PIN and iPad unlock PIN
❑ Sequences such as 1234 or abcd
❑ Social security number -all/or last 4 digits
❑ Song lyrics/title
❑ Use no password
❑ Uses the default password
❑ Uses the word'password'
❑ Very - Very - Very Important Consideration: Same password across several identities
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Best Practices for Creating Strong Passwords
❖ 8 or more characters long and at least one of the following
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• Upper case letter
• A number
• A special character
• A symbol
❖ Can't be easily guessed
❖ Misspelled common word
❖ Line of a poem or song
❖ Personal Phrase
❖ Join 2 unrelated words with a punctuation mark
❖ Replace vowels with numbers
❖ A longer PIN is more secure
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❖ Changed regularly
❖ Never recycled
❖ Never write them down
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2. Phrase: I like to play pickup basketball
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ahead. Watch for warning signs and consider
how your actions online could impact your
safety, or your family's.
Enjoy the Internet with greater confidence,
knowing you've taken the right steps to
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Be a Good Online Citizen.
• It is easy to say things from via phone or text that you would never say face to face. Remind your kids to
maintain the same level of courtesy on the phone as they would in the real world.
• Safer for me more secure for all: What you do online has the potential to affect everyone —at home, at
work and around the world.Practicing good online habits benefits the global digital community.
• Text to others only as you would have them text to you.
• Only give your mobile number out to people you know and trust and never give anyone else's number
out without their permission.
• Get permission before taking pictures or videos of others with your phone. Likewise, let others know
they need your permission before taking pictures or videos of you.
• Post only about others as you have them post about you.
• Help the authorities fight cybercrime: Report stolen finances or identities and other cybercrime to
http:/Iwww.ic3.gov(Internet Crime Complaint Center), the Federal Trade Commission at
http://www.onguardonline.govifile-complaint.
Be Web Wise.
• Stay informed of the latest updates on your device. Know what to do if something goes wrong.
• Stay current. Keep pace with new ways to stay safe online. Check trusted websites for the latest
information, and share with friends,family, and colleagues and encourage them to be web wise.
• Know how to cell block others. Using callerlD, you can block all incoming calls or block individual
names and numbers.
• Use caution when meeting face-to-face with someone who you only "know" through text messaging.
• Even though texting is often the next step after online chatting, that does not mean that it is safer.
• Think before you act: Be wary of communications that implores you to act immediately, offers
something that sounds too good to be true, or asks for personal information.
• Back it up: Protect your valuable work,music, photos, and other digital information by making an
electronic copy and storing it safely.
Connect with Care.
• Use common sense when you connect. If you're online through an unsecured or unprotected network, be
cautious about the sites you visit and the information you release.
• Get savvy about Wi-Fi hotspots: Limit the type of business you conduct and adjust the security settings
on your device to limit who can access your phone.
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• Protect your $$: When banking and shopping, check to be sure the sites is security enabled. Look for
web addresses with"https:H" or"shttp:ll"", which means the site takes extra measures to help secure your
information. "http:lP' is not secure.
• When in doubt, throw it out: Links in email, tweets, posts, and online advertising are often the way
cybercriminals compromise your computer. If it looks suspicious, even if you know the source, it's best
to delete or if appropriate,mark as junk email.
• When in doubt, don't respond. Fraudulent texting, calling and voicemails are on the rise. Just like email,
requests for personal information or to immediate action are almost always a scam.
Keep a Clean Machine.
• Mobile devices are computers with software that needs to be kept up-to-date (just like your PC, laptop or
tablet).
• Security protections are built in and updated on a regular basis.Take time to make sure all the mobile
devices in your house have the latest protections. This may require synching your device with a
computer.
• Automate software updates: Many software programs will automatically connect and update to defend
against known risks. Turn on automatic updates if that's an available option..
• Keep security software current: Having the latest mobile security software,web browser,and operating
system are the best defenses against viruses,malware, and other online threats.
• Protect all devices that connect to the Internet: Computers, smart phones, gaming systems, and other
web enabled devices all need protection from viruses and malware.
• Plug &scan: "USBs" and other external devices can be infected by viruses and malware. Use your
security software to scan them
Protect Your Personal Information.
• Phones can contain tremendous amounts of personal information. Lost or stolen devices can be used to
gather information about you and, potentially, others. Protect your phone like you would your computer.
• Secure your phone: Use a strong passcode to lock your phone.
• Think before you app: Review the privacy policy and understanding what data(location, access to your
social networks) on your device an app can access before you download it.
• Only give your mobile number out to people you know and trust and never give anyone else's number
out without their permission.
• Learn how to disable the geotagging feature on your phone at http:Ilicanstalku.com/how.php#disable.
• Secure your accounts: Ask for protection beyond passwords.Many account providers now offer
additional ways for you verify who you are before you conduct business on that site.
• Make passwords long and strong: Combine capital and lowercase letters with numbers and symbols to
create a more secure password.
• Unique account, unique password:Separate passwords for every account helps to thwart cybercriminals.
• Write it down and keep it safe: Everyone can forget a password. Keep a list that's stored in a safe, secure
place away from your computer.
• Own your online presence: When available,set the privacy and security settings on websites to your
comfort level for information sharing. It's ok to limit how and with whom you share information.
Visit http://w-ww.stopthinkconnect.org for more information.
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Cr Video calls with FaceTime (iPad and iPhone) Thursday, Feb 5th 9:00 AM
Video calls with Skype (Android, iOS, PC) Wednesday, Feb 4th 12:00 PM
Phone Calls on an Android Smartphone Wednesday, Feb 18th 10:00 AM
Phone Calls on an iPhone Wednesday, Feb 18th 12:30 PM
Photo Opportunity - our fountain turns green twice in the month of March (15th and 17th).
Make sure that you and your camera are ready to capture and share the excitement.
Camera App on an Android device
(Smartphone or Tablet) Tuesday, Mar 10th 1:00 PM
Camera App on an iOS device (iPad, iPhone, or iPod) Tuesday, Mar 3rd 1:00 PM
Know your digital camera Friday, Feb 27th 10:00 AM
Photo composition Friday, Mar 6th 10:00 AM
Photo management (PC) Friday, Mar 13th 10:00 AM
Photo Gallery (PC) Thursday, Mar 12th 9:00 AM
Movie Maker(PC) Thursday, Mar 19th 9:00 AM
Illustrations in Word (PC) Friday, Mar 13th 1:00 PM
PowerPoint Slide Show(PC) Friday, Mar 20th 1:00 PM , ,,1"' - ,y.
Email attachments(Android, iOS, PC) Monday, Feb 2nd 9:00 AM I � ,. ;,
Cloud Storage on MSN OneDrive(Android, iOS, PC) Monday, Mar 23 9:00 AM
Join us for our March Madness Month of Microsoft.
Note: Classroom PC will be used for training but directions will be given for mobile devices.
MSN: Excel Basic Wednesday, Mar 11th 12:00 PM
MSN: Excel Intermediate Friday, Mar 27th 9:00 AM
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MSN: Illustrations in Word Friday, Mar 13th 1:00 PM
MSN: Mobile Apps for ALL devices Monday, Mar 9th 9:00 AM
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MSN: Movie Maker Thursday, Mar 19th 9:00 AM
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MSN: OneNote Monday, Mar 16"' 9:00 AM
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.� i MSN: Paint Friday, Mar 27th 11:30 AM
MSN: Photo Gallery Thursday, Mar 12th 9:00 AM
MSN: PowerPoint Slideshow Friday, Mar 20th 1:00 PM
MSN: Skype Wednesday, Mar 25th 12:00 PM
MSN: Windows 8 Overview Thursday, Mar 26th 9:00 AM
This month only,TLC+ members MSN: Word Overview FREE Thursday, Mar 5th 2:00 PM
pay just$5 for each 2-hour MSN: Word Tabs, Lists, and Tables Friday, Mar 6th 1:00 PM
Microsoft workshop.
Every Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Time-4-U for your software questions and registration
Contact info: Website:ticfh.org Email:fhcomputerclass@gmail.com Phone:480.816.9645
Effective 3/4/15
TECHNOLOGY LEARNING CENTER OF FOUNTAIN HILLS ARIZONA
FEBRUARY AND MARCH 2015 COMPUTER WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
WORKSHOP FEE $20 ($10 FOR TLC-MEMBERS)
March Madness:TLC+MEMBERS pay just$5 for each 2-hour Microsoft(MSN)workshop
MSN: Skype Wed.2/4 11:30 AM lOS: Basic Thu.3/5 11:30 AM
iOS: FaceTime Thu.2/5 9:00 AM MSN:Word Overview Thu.3/5 2:00 PM
iOS: Settings Thu.2/5 11:30 AM Photo composition Fri.3/6 10:00 AM
Android Google App Store Fri.2/6 9:00 AM MSN:Word Tabs, Lists&Tables Fri.3/6 1:00 PM
iOS: Music Fri.2/6 11:30 AM MSN: Mobile Apps Mon.3/9 9:00 AM
Internet Overview Mon.2/9 9:00 AM Android: Basic Mon.3/9 11:30 AM
iOS: Calendar Mon.2/9 11:30 AM Android: Camera Tue.3/10 1:00 PM
iOS: Contacts Tue.2/10 1:00 PM Time 4 U Wed.3/11 9:00 AM
Time 4 U Wed.2/11 9:00 AM MSN: Excel basic Wed.3/11 12:00 PM
iOS: Reminders Wed.2/11 11:30 AM Documents Overview Wed.3/11 2:00 PM
Photo Editing Thu.2/12 9:00 AM MSN: Photo Gallery Thu.3/12 9:00 AM
iOS:App Store Thu.2/12 11:30 AM IOS: Settings Thu.3/12 11:30 AM
iOS: Intro FREE Fri.2/13 9:00 AM Personal Photo Management Fri.3/13 10 AM
GGL: Gmail Fri.2/13 11:30 AM MSN: Illustrations in Word Fri.3/13 1:00 PM
iOS: Basic Tue.2/17 9:00 AM MSN: OneNote Mon.3/16 9:00 AM
Google: Overview Free Tue.2/17 11:30 AM Android:Settings Mon.3/16 11:30 AM
Time 4 U Wed.2/18 9:00 AM Time 4 U Wed.3/18 9:00 AM
Android Smartphone Phone Calls Wed.2/18 10:00 AM iOS: FaceTime Wed.3/18 12:00 PM -✓
iOS iPhone Making Phone Calls Wed.2/18 12:30 PM Email Overview Wed.3/18 2:00 PM
iOS: Settings Thu.2/19 9:00 AM MSN: Movie Maker Thu.3/19 9:00 AM
Android: Google Play Store Thu.2/19 11:30 AM iOS:App Store Thu.3/19 11:30 AM
File Management overview Mon.2123 9:00 AM MSN: PPT Slideshow Fri.3/20 1:00 PM
FREE Yahoo games Mon.2/23 11:30 AM MSN: OneDrive Mon.3/23 9:00 AM
iOS:App Store Tue.2/24 9:00 AM Android: Play Store Mon.3/23 11:30 AM
Time 4 U Wed.2/25 9:00 AM iOS: Traveling with Mobile Device Tue.3/24 2:00 PM
FREE iOS: Intro Thu.2/26 11:30 AM Time 4 U Wed.3/25 9:00 AM
Know your digital camera Fri.2/27 10:00 AM MSN: Skype Wed.3/25 12:00 PM
iOS: Security Fri.2/27 1:00 PM Internet Overview Wed.3/25 2:00 PM
FREE MSN:Overview&Account Mon.3/2 9:00 AM MSN: Windows 8 Overview Thu.3/26 9:00 AM
FREE Android: Intro Mon.3/2 11:30 AM MSN: Excel Intermediate Fri.3/27 9:00 AM
lOS: Camera Tue.3/3 1:00 PM MSN: Paint Fri.3/27 11:30 AM
Time 4 U Wed.3/4 9:00 AM File Management Overview Wed.4/2 2:00 PM
ALL WORKSHOPS ARE 2 HOURS
WEBSITE:WWW.TLCFH.ORG EMAIL: FHCOMPUTERCLASS@GMAIL.COM PHONE:480.816.9645
A current Fountain Hills Activity Center Membership is required for all workshops
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Community Services Advisory Commission
Madam Chair and Members of the Commission, my name is Kathy Mullin and I have been a full time Fountain
Hills resident since 2001. I am also the Education Program Coordinator for the Technology Learning Center.
The Technology Learning Center, affectionately known as TLC, is a self-funded, all volunteer organization that
teaches computer skills to the mature adults of our community.
In 2014, our volunteers donated over 3,000 hours of their time to our organization and students.
• They designed, taught, and coached workshops
• Developed and maintained a brand new website(ticfh.org)
• Prepared weekly articles for publication in the Fountain Hills Times
• Maintained and updated our equipment
• Planned and coordinated the workshop schedule
• Kept the books of all our income and expenses
• Answered student questions
Equipment and software programs are constantly changing/evolving and our classes are continually updated.
We currently have 77 workshops in our portfolio. 25 of these workshops are for the iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch
user and were developed in the last 2 years. In 2014, we taught 186 workshops to 606 full and part-time
members of our community.
TLC provides our students the opportunity to learn in a supportive atmosphere. All of our workshops are 2
hours long and are presented classroom style. Each workshop has these basic parts:
Nor • Some lecture
• Visual demonstration of skills shown via overhead projector onto a large screen
• Student hands-on practice of the demonstrated skills on a desktop pc, laptop, tablet or smartphone
• Students take with them, written instruction for the new skills so that they can continue to practice at
home.
Every Wednesday, TLC offers Time-4-U, a free drop-in opportunity to ask our volunteers for help or
clarification on anything. For example, last Wednesday . . .
• we were asked for help creating mailing labels for a High School alumni group
• how do you create your own radio station in iTune
• what form of computer should be purchased to replace an aging desktop computer
• how to transfer a 4 page table in Word into an Excel spreadsheet.
Our students are your neighbors, friends and family members. They take our workshops for a variety of reasons:
• They've had limited exposure to computers in their professional or personal life
• They had"People"that took care of things for them (typing letters, managing their email,
coordinating their calendars)
• They want to maintain a close personal relationship with family but they don't live in our City, State
or Country and traveling often is out of the question. They learn to use Skype for a free video hook-
up to share special occasions with the grandkids.
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• Due to the economic downturn,they've had to return to work but have found that technology has
moved forward without them. They must now fill out an application on-line, they need to up-load
their resume to apply for a position and are expected to have a working knowledge of the Microsoft
Office Suite-Word, Excel and Outlook
• They have taken wonderful pictures,but need to figure out how to share them - have Walgreen's
print them, attach them to an email or post then to Facebook
• They may have recently lost a spouse that used to handle everything that had to do with the
computer. Without computer skills their world shrinks just a little bit more. They are unable to
review their bank and/or investment records, look at their medical test results,write/reply to emails,
see family/friends photos posted on Facebook,print a boarding pass, or have Google answer
questions for them.
• They have health issues that won't allow them to travel but they would love to visit their childhood
hometown or someplace new. Google Earth can take them on virtual tour of any place in the world!
• The self-satisfaction that comes from being able to successfully use their computer, smartphone or
tablet without calling the grandkids for help.
Who knows what technology will be like tomorrow,but with your continued support the Technology Learning
Center will be there to train the next generation. Thank you for your time. If you have any questions, I am
available to answer them for you.
March 23, 2015
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NOTICE OF THE REGULAR MEETING
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COMMUNITY SERVICES ADVISORY COMIVIISSION
TIME: 5:00 P.M.
WHEN: MONDAY,MARCH 23,2015
WHERE: FOUNTAIN HILLS COUNCIL CHAMBERS
16705 E.AVENUE OF THE FOUNTAINS, FOUNTAIN HILLS,AZ
A majority of the Council members may be in attendance. No official action will be taken.
Community Services Advisory Commissioners will attend either in person or by telephone conference call
PROCEDURE FOR ADDRESSING THE COMMISSION
Anyone wishing to speak before the Commission must fill out a speaker's card and submit it to the Executive Assistant prior to
Commission discussion of that Agenda item. Speaker Cards are located in the Council Chamber Lobby and near the
Executive Assistant's position near the dais.
Speakers will be called in the order in which the speaker cards were received either by the Executive Assistant or the
Commission Chair. At that time,speakers should stand and approach the podium. Speakers are asked to state their name
and whether or not they reside in Fountain Hills(do not provide a home address)prior to commenting and to direct their
comments to the Presiding Officer and not to individual Commission members. Speakers' statements should not be
repetitive. If a speaker chooses not to speak when called, the speaker will be deemed to have waived his or her
opportunity to speak on the matter. Speakers may not(i)reserve a portion of their time for a later time or(ii)transfer any
ILportion of their time to another speaker.
If there is a Public Hearing,please submit the speaker card to speak to that issue during the Public Hearing.
Individual speakers will be allowed three contiguous minutes to address the Commission. Time limits may be waived by(i)
discretion of the Community Services Department Director upon request by the speaker not less than 24 hours prior to a
Meeting, (ii) consensus of the Commission at Meeting or (iii) the Chair either prior to or during a Meeting. Please be
respectful when making your comments. If you do not comply with these rules,you will be asked to leave.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to A.R.S. §1-602.A.9 , subject to certain specified statutory exceptions,parents have a right to
consent before the State or any of its political subdivisions make a video or audio recording of a minor child. Meetings of the Town
Council are audio and/or video recorded, and, as a result, proceedings in which children are present may be subject to such
recording. Parents in order to exercise their rights may either file written consent with the Town Clerk to such recording, or take
personal action to ensure that their child or children are not present when a recording may be made. If a child is present at the time
a recording is made,the Town will assume that the rights afforded parents pursuant to A.R.S. §1-602.A.9 have been waived.
The agenda for the meeting is as follows:
1) CALL TO ORDER
2) ROLL CALL
3) CALL TO THE PUBLIC
Pursuant to A.RS. §38-431-01(G),public comment is permitted(not required)on matters not listed on the agenda.Any such comment(i)must be
within the jurisdiction of the Commission and(ii)is subject to reasonable time,place,and manner restrictions. The Commission will not discuss or
take legal action on matters raised during"Call to the Public"unless the matters are properly noticed for discussion and legal action. At the conclusion
of the call to the public,individual Commissioner may(i)respond to criticism,(ii)ask staff to review a matter or(iii)ask that the matter be placed on a
future Commission agenda.
4) CONSIDERATION of Approving the February 23, 2015 Meeting Minutes
UPDATE from the Programs Work Group regarding The Learning Center(TLC)
UPDATE on Desert Vista Dog Park
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7) UPDATE on Improvement Projects
• Fountain Park
• Fountain Hills Integrated Trails—FIT
8) UPDATE on Public Art Pieces
• Spirit of the Saguaro
• My Buddy
• Second Mesa Maiden
• Vigilance
9) CONSIDERATION of Adjournment
Dated this 16th day of March 2015 r`
By
Nancy Walt , Executive Assistant
Pursuant to Title II of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), Fountain Hills Community Services does not discriminate on the basis of a
disability regarding admission to public meetings. Individuals with disabilities who require auxiliary aids or services for effective communication in
this meeting may contact 480-816-5100(voice)or 1-800-367-8939(TDD),72 business hours prior to the meeting start time.
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-VIGILANCE'is a male and female pair of indigenous Red Tailed Hawks,in flight,circling their nest.We are all vigilant,
protect ke and passionate about aspects of our lives,ano'families.Inspired to keep this piece engaging the natural
world•it4an be place"cl'in a direction where the sun or moon rise or set Precisely in the center.The focus lands on the
ever present potential of the nest egg with all the continents of the earth.Notice how your eyes move around through
the spiritual essence of the circle of life and the triangles it is sitting on,these forms have been a part of the spiritual
quest throughout history.As a boy i remember dreams of flying and looking back,my tail feathers were iron red.Buteo
iamaicensis is the scientific name translated as,being of this place.Gravity is our greatest natural law through
imagination.spirit and dreaming we supersede that law!We are the dreamers...imagine! owe
Dave LaMure.Jr.