WawonaNews.com - February 2024
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK–by: Trisha Jacobs, SNO
This year’s Shakespeare in Yosemite production, A Midsummer Yosemite’s Dream, will be performed in the Curry Village Amphitheater. Performances will be Friday, April 26 (5 pm), Saturday, April 27 (noon and 5 pm), and April 28 (noon).
A discovery in the Yosemite Archives of an unproduced 1934 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is inspiring this production. This new take on Shakespeare’s magical comedy will feature lots of music, dancing park rangers, and environmental stories. It will take characters back in time to 1934.
Filled with humor and heart, this musical adaptation imagines a collision of 1930s fairies with 2024 Ranger Mechanicals and lover-tourists. The cast includes UC Merced students, faculty, alumni, National Park Service, and Yosemite Hospitality employees. All behind the scenes and on stage.
Our shows are 90 minutes long. The programs actively feature music and address issues relevant to Earth Day and Yosemite.
Learn more: YosemiteShakes.ucmerced.edu.
Follow @YosemiteShakes on social media for updates: We are on Instagram (@YosemiteShakes), TikTok (@YosemiteShakes), Twitter (@YosemiteShakes) and Facebook (@ShakespeareinYosemite).
Shakespeare in Yosemite is a member of the Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA), EcoStage, and Broadway Green Alliance, and a founding member of the EarthShakes Alliance.
Shakespeare in Yosemite was founded in 2017 to bring short, accessible, and FREE productions of Shakespeare’s plays to Yosemite National Park for Earth Day and Shakespeare’s birthday each April.
Note that a reservation is required on April 27 and April 28 during peak hours (5 am – 4 pm) if you are staying outside of the park and entering in your own vehicle: go.nps.gov/reserve.
Check out this film of last year’s production of Romeo and Juliet in Yosemite.
This year’s Shakespeare in Yosemite production, A Midsummer Yosemite’s Dream, will be performed in the Curry Village Amphitheater. Performances will be Friday, April 26 (5 pm), Saturday, April 27 (noon and 5 pm), and April 28 (noon).
A discovery in the Yosemite Archives of an unproduced 1934 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is inspiring this production. This new take on Shakespeare’s magical comedy will feature lots of music, dancing park rangers, and environmental stories. It will take characters back in time to 1934.
Filled with humor and heart, this musical adaptation imagines a collision of 1930s fairies with 2024 Ranger Mechanicals and lover-tourists. The cast includes UC Merced students, faculty, alumni, National Park Service, and Yosemite Hospitality employees. All behind the scenes and on stage.
Our shows are 90 minutes long. The programs actively feature music and address issues relevant to Earth Day and Yosemite.
Learn more: YosemiteShakes.ucmerced.edu.
Follow @YosemiteShakes on social media for updates: We are on Instagram (@YosemiteShakes), TikTok (@YosemiteShakes), Twitter (@YosemiteShakes) and Facebook (@ShakespeareinYosemite).
Shakespeare in Yosemite is a member of the Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA), EcoStage, and Broadway Green Alliance, and a founding member of the EarthShakes Alliance.
Shakespeare in Yosemite was founded in 2017 to bring short, accessible, and FREE productions of Shakespeare’s plays to Yosemite National Park for Earth Day and Shakespeare’s birthday each April.
Note that a reservation is required on April 27 and April 28 during peak hours (5 am – 4 pm) if you are staying outside of the park and entering in your own vehicle: go.nps.gov/reserve.
Check out this film of last year’s production of Romeo and Juliet in Yosemite.
Pine Needle Pickup Scheduled for First Week of May
The Wawona Pine Needle Pickup is scheduled for the first week of May, beginning May 6, 2024. Beginning this year, the Mariposa County Public Works Department is implementing a new process. Eligible Wawona residents will be required to complete a signup sheet to have their piles picked-up.
Public Works staff will be available to answer questions, provide assistance, and collect completed signup sheets on Saturday, March 16, 2024, from 9:00 am to Noon at the Wawona Library. Completed signup sheets may also be submitted electronically by pressing the "Submit" button on the form, sent via U.S. Mail to the Public Works address provided on the form, or dropped off at the Public Works Department during normal business hours. All completed forms must be received by April 15, 2024.
Please see a copy of the informational letter and signup sheet below.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Samuel Cerveny
Deputy Director of Public Works
The Wawona Pine Needle Pickup is scheduled for the first week of May, beginning May 6, 2024. Beginning this year, the Mariposa County Public Works Department is implementing a new process. Eligible Wawona residents will be required to complete a signup sheet to have their piles picked-up.
Public Works staff will be available to answer questions, provide assistance, and collect completed signup sheets on Saturday, March 16, 2024, from 9:00 am to Noon at the Wawona Library. Completed signup sheets may also be submitted electronically by pressing the "Submit" button on the form, sent via U.S. Mail to the Public Works address provided on the form, or dropped off at the Public Works Department during normal business hours. All completed forms must be received by April 15, 2024.
Please see a copy of the informational letter and signup sheet below.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Samuel Cerveny
Deputy Director of Public Works
YOSEMITE-WAWONA ELEMENTARY CHARTER SCHOOL
Board of Directors Regular Meeting
Tuesday, April 9, 2024
5:30 P.M.
Wawona Elementary School
7925 Chilnualna Falls Road
Wawona, CA
MONTHLY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
3.1- Approval of Agenda
3.2– Approval of Minutes of the regular meeting of March 12.
3.3 - Approve Warrants/Payroll
3.4 – Accept Donations to YWECS
ACTION ITEMS
APPROVAL OF 2024-25 CALENDAR FOR YWECS
Consideration and action on the school calendar for the 2024-25 school year.
INFORMATION ITEMS
Second Interim Budget Report
Board of Directors Regular Meeting
Tuesday, April 9, 2024
5:30 P.M.
Wawona Elementary School
7925 Chilnualna Falls Road
Wawona, CA
- CALL TO ORDER
- ROLL CALL
MONTHLY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
- CONSENT AGENDA
3.1- Approval of Agenda
3.2– Approval of Minutes of the regular meeting of March 12.
3.3 - Approve Warrants/Payroll
3.4 – Accept Donations to YWECS
- HEARING OF PERSONS WISHING TO ADDRESS THE BOARD
ACTION ITEMS
APPROVAL OF 2024-25 CALENDAR FOR YWECS
Consideration and action on the school calendar for the 2024-25 school year.
INFORMATION ITEMS
- STAFF REPORTS
- BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS PROJECTS UPDATE
- FUNDRAISING EFFORTS
- BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS
- FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
Second Interim Budget Report
- NEXT BOARD MEETING
- ADJOURNMENT
Roof Restoration Project Begins at Wawona Hotel
The roof restoration project is beginning at the Wawona Hotel soon. The construction will be focused on replacing the roof with a new fire-rated roof and upgraded flashings to protect the historic Wawona Hotel. The construction will only take place in the Main Building of Wawona Hotel and construction sound should be limited to the working hours of 8 AM - 5 PM Monday through Friday. At this time, there will not be any impacts on breakfast or lunch services. However, please note that during this roof restoration project, there may be some interruptions to the views from the main veranda, dining room, and select second-floor room as scaffolding will be present around the main building. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. (C. Layman)
The roof restoration project is beginning at the Wawona Hotel soon. The construction will be focused on replacing the roof with a new fire-rated roof and upgraded flashings to protect the historic Wawona Hotel. The construction will only take place in the Main Building of Wawona Hotel and construction sound should be limited to the working hours of 8 AM - 5 PM Monday through Friday. At this time, there will not be any impacts on breakfast or lunch services. However, please note that during this roof restoration project, there may be some interruptions to the views from the main veranda, dining room, and select second-floor room as scaffolding will be present around the main building. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. (C. Layman)
Spring Snowstorm 4/5
Hi there Wawona Friends,
The Wawona School is trying something new – an online auction – to raise the last few bucks needed to send the 4th – 6th graders on their Washington DC trip in a few weeks! You guys are my trusted guinea pigs.
We have some very cool items in the auction including a three night Airbnb stay in downtown Paso Robles, three beautiful hand made ”Wawona Wildcats” servings bowls, and an art print and two children’s books by Wawona School Parent Bodie Shaw.
Please check out the items at https://auctria.events/ywecsspringauction
The auction is open now and will close at 5 PM this Saturday April 6th. If you’re out of town and win one of the physical items we’ll be in touch to take payment over the phone and arrange shipping.
We’re also hosting a bake sale and showing off the auction items as highlighted in the flyer (attached and inserted here). Please forward and/or post freely and definitely let me know if you have difficulties with the link or auction site.
Thank you so much,
Katie
The Wawona School is trying something new – an online auction – to raise the last few bucks needed to send the 4th – 6th graders on their Washington DC trip in a few weeks! You guys are my trusted guinea pigs.
We have some very cool items in the auction including a three night Airbnb stay in downtown Paso Robles, three beautiful hand made ”Wawona Wildcats” servings bowls, and an art print and two children’s books by Wawona School Parent Bodie Shaw.
Please check out the items at https://auctria.events/ywecsspringauction
The auction is open now and will close at 5 PM this Saturday April 6th. If you’re out of town and win one of the physical items we’ll be in touch to take payment over the phone and arrange shipping.
We’re also hosting a bake sale and showing off the auction items as highlighted in the flyer (attached and inserted here). Please forward and/or post freely and definitely let me know if you have difficulties with the link or auction site.
Thank you so much,
Katie
Raw Roots
Hello Wawona full-time residents! It's that time of year again where we are close to growing local food and enjoying the spring bounty. We've had one successful year as a Wawona CSA with Raw Roots Farm and I'm looking to organize a second year!
Raw Roots Farm is a certified organic farm through CCOF growing in Cathey's Valley and selling at Mariposa Farmers Market. They organize a CSA program for Mariposa residents and Yosemite Valley residents. Last year was their first year establishing a Wawona CSA program.
This year, Raw Roots can offer 3 seasons/sessions for Wawona. Each season is $300. A share is plenty of vegetables for a family of 2-4.
May 1- June 26
July 3 - August 28
September 4 - October 30
If you are interested, please email me at [email protected]. Lauren at Raw Roots will email you the official details, signup, and invoice. You can sign up for one season at a time if you don't want to commit to the whole year. Once everyone has signed up with Raw Roots for Season 1, I'll organize a pick-up schedule so that one person heads to Mariposa per week to pick up the bags and deliver them back to Wawona. The system worked well last year and only involved 1-2 pickups per person for the whole year.
Happy to answer any other questions you may have via email!
Best,
Leigh
Hello Wawona full-time residents! It's that time of year again where we are close to growing local food and enjoying the spring bounty. We've had one successful year as a Wawona CSA with Raw Roots Farm and I'm looking to organize a second year!
Raw Roots Farm is a certified organic farm through CCOF growing in Cathey's Valley and selling at Mariposa Farmers Market. They organize a CSA program for Mariposa residents and Yosemite Valley residents. Last year was their first year establishing a Wawona CSA program.
This year, Raw Roots can offer 3 seasons/sessions for Wawona. Each season is $300. A share is plenty of vegetables for a family of 2-4.
May 1- June 26
July 3 - August 28
September 4 - October 30
If you are interested, please email me at [email protected]. Lauren at Raw Roots will email you the official details, signup, and invoice. You can sign up for one season at a time if you don't want to commit to the whole year. Once everyone has signed up with Raw Roots for Season 1, I'll organize a pick-up schedule so that one person heads to Mariposa per week to pick up the bags and deliver them back to Wawona. The system worked well last year and only involved 1-2 pickups per person for the whole year.
Happy to answer any other questions you may have via email!
Best,
Leigh
Easter Sunday Party and Egg Hunt
Mar. 31st @10:30 AM at the Pine Tree Market
7995 Chilnualna Falls Road,Wawona
- Children's Drawing Contest
- Games
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Possible Visit from the Big Bunny Herself!
Coloring Contest! Submit entries to the Pine Tree Market by
10:30 AM on Easter Sunday for a chance to win a prize!
Name: __________________________________
Mar. 31st @10:30 AM at the Pine Tree Market
7995 Chilnualna Falls Road,Wawona
- Children's Drawing Contest
- Games
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Possible Visit from the Big Bunny Herself!
Coloring Contest! Submit entries to the Pine Tree Market by
10:30 AM on Easter Sunday for a chance to win a prize!
Name: __________________________________
Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System reservations for summer service tickets on Highway 120, 140 and 41 are available now. The majority of seats will require advance reservations. Only a fraction of seats will be available same day. This is a change from last year when Yosemite did not have a vehicle reservation system in place.
YARTS is always a great way to enter Yosemite. This is especially true when temporary vehicle reservations are required. YARTS and the Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism Bureau urge anyone planning to take YARTS into the park to make a reservation to enter and leave Yosemite to ensure they’ll have a seat on the bus. Not doing so could potentially put visitors at risk of not being able to enter Yosemite or not having a spot on the last bus out of the park. Making a reservation on YARTS will foster a stress-free experience for visitors using it.
YARTS is always a great way to enter Yosemite. This is especially true when temporary vehicle reservations are required. YARTS and the Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism Bureau urge anyone planning to take YARTS into the park to make a reservation to enter and leave Yosemite to ensure they’ll have a seat on the bus. Not doing so could potentially put visitors at risk of not being able to enter Yosemite or not having a spot on the last bus out of the park. Making a reservation on YARTS will foster a stress-free experience for visitors using it.
WTPAC meeting April 5, Water info from Rosemarie Smallcombe
Recognizing the importance of recent conversations about water service to the Wawona community and in preparation for the April 5, 2024 Wawona Town Planning Advisory Committee meeting, the County and the Park have been in contact with District 1 Planning Commissioner, Art Baggett, and through Art, with Sean Maguire, Professional Engineer (PE) and current member of the State Water Resources Control Board. The SWRCB issues the permits under which the NPS operates the Wawona water system. We’ve also spoken with Jim Stahl, Wawona property owner who is also a PE with years of experience managing water and wastewater systems in Los Angeles.
At the meeting on April 5th, we hope to lay out information on the framework within which the Wawona community, the County and the Park must find solutions to ensure continued water service. Sean Maguire has agreed to present information on the legal and regulatory framework in which the SWRCB works and in which the Park operates the Wawona system. As background to his presentation, we’re providing the following links to information on surface water. You’ll note for example in the SWRCB 90-08 that rivers covered by protections under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act are considered fully appropriated by the SWRCB.
Jim has analyzed Park Service documents and other information regarding Wawona water systems as well as the larger hydrogeological system within which Wawona exists, inclusive of information on ground water in the area. He will also attend the April 5th meeting and present a summary of his thoughts.
From there we hope to have a robust conversation with members of the WT PAC and other Wawona community members, to respond to questions and to identify next steps.
Here is some information on water rights permitting issues relative to Fully Appropriated Streams and Area of Origin Protections, including the State Water Board website that may help inform community members.
Delta Watermaster Report on Area of Origin Water Rights: The Role of the State Water Resources Control Board in Implementing the Delta Plan (ca.gov)
Fully Appropriated Streams State Board Webpage: Fully Appropriated Stream Systems | California State Water Resources Control Board
Water Right Order 98-08 - In the Matter of the Declaration of Fully Appropriated Stream Systems in California (Note this does briefly discuss applications claiming area of origin as well as wild and scenic river placement on the FAS list)
Information on Water Rights Permit Application Process: Water Rights Applications | California State Water Resources Control Board
Thanks for your time!
Rosemarie
Recognizing the importance of recent conversations about water service to the Wawona community and in preparation for the April 5, 2024 Wawona Town Planning Advisory Committee meeting, the County and the Park have been in contact with District 1 Planning Commissioner, Art Baggett, and through Art, with Sean Maguire, Professional Engineer (PE) and current member of the State Water Resources Control Board. The SWRCB issues the permits under which the NPS operates the Wawona water system. We’ve also spoken with Jim Stahl, Wawona property owner who is also a PE with years of experience managing water and wastewater systems in Los Angeles.
At the meeting on April 5th, we hope to lay out information on the framework within which the Wawona community, the County and the Park must find solutions to ensure continued water service. Sean Maguire has agreed to present information on the legal and regulatory framework in which the SWRCB works and in which the Park operates the Wawona system. As background to his presentation, we’re providing the following links to information on surface water. You’ll note for example in the SWRCB 90-08 that rivers covered by protections under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act are considered fully appropriated by the SWRCB.
Jim has analyzed Park Service documents and other information regarding Wawona water systems as well as the larger hydrogeological system within which Wawona exists, inclusive of information on ground water in the area. He will also attend the April 5th meeting and present a summary of his thoughts.
From there we hope to have a robust conversation with members of the WT PAC and other Wawona community members, to respond to questions and to identify next steps.
Here is some information on water rights permitting issues relative to Fully Appropriated Streams and Area of Origin Protections, including the State Water Board website that may help inform community members.
Delta Watermaster Report on Area of Origin Water Rights: The Role of the State Water Resources Control Board in Implementing the Delta Plan (ca.gov)
Fully Appropriated Streams State Board Webpage: Fully Appropriated Stream Systems | California State Water Resources Control Board
Water Right Order 98-08 - In the Matter of the Declaration of Fully Appropriated Stream Systems in California (Note this does briefly discuss applications claiming area of origin as well as wild and scenic river placement on the FAS list)
Information on Water Rights Permit Application Process: Water Rights Applications | California State Water Resources Control Board
Thanks for your time!
Rosemarie
Lot For Sale
1.35 Acres, 0 River St, $595,000, Yosemite National Park, CA 95389. Click here for more info.
1.35 Acres, 0 River St, $595,000, Yosemite National Park, CA 95389. Click here for more info.
AT&T Telephone Landlines
March 19 - There are 2 virtual meetings tomorrow discussing AT&T's request to withdraw landline service in Wawona. They are at 2pm and 6pm. 1-800-857-1917 or www.adminmonitor.com/ca/cpuc with passcode 6032788#.
I attended an in-person meeting in Indio last week. These are public participation hearings that provide an opportunity for the public to communicate directly with the CPUC (California Public Utilities Commission) regarding AT&T applications to remove its obligations under California to provide voice services. Over 5000 people had already commented before the Indio meeting. 33 people spoke and of those only 10 support the withdrawal - they were mostly from more urban areas, and wanted to see expansion using the internet. The others were primarily from more rural areas like Wawona and cited the safety features of having landlines, during power outages and in emergencies. There were about 10 of those people who were technicians and long-term telecom employees. They did say that AT&T has not been putting any money into maintaining the copper wire, and they have to do "band-aid repairs all the time. They would like to see the request to withdraw, but also to have AT&T have to do more maintenance work.
Please see the Public Utilities Commission sheet on the meetings and the PUC fact sheet below. That has a very good explanation of what AT&T is trying to do. There will be a process after these meetings, where the Commission will discuss and decide what to do. It probably won't be decided until later this year.
Trish Peterson
March 19 - There are 2 virtual meetings tomorrow discussing AT&T's request to withdraw landline service in Wawona. They are at 2pm and 6pm. 1-800-857-1917 or www.adminmonitor.com/ca/cpuc with passcode 6032788#.
I attended an in-person meeting in Indio last week. These are public participation hearings that provide an opportunity for the public to communicate directly with the CPUC (California Public Utilities Commission) regarding AT&T applications to remove its obligations under California to provide voice services. Over 5000 people had already commented before the Indio meeting. 33 people spoke and of those only 10 support the withdrawal - they were mostly from more urban areas, and wanted to see expansion using the internet. The others were primarily from more rural areas like Wawona and cited the safety features of having landlines, during power outages and in emergencies. There were about 10 of those people who were technicians and long-term telecom employees. They did say that AT&T has not been putting any money into maintaining the copper wire, and they have to do "band-aid repairs all the time. They would like to see the request to withdraw, but also to have AT&T have to do more maintenance work.
Please see the Public Utilities Commission sheet on the meetings and the PUC fact sheet below. That has a very good explanation of what AT&T is trying to do. There will be a process after these meetings, where the Commission will discuss and decide what to do. It probably won't be decided until later this year.
Trish Peterson
Short Term Rentals
The Board of Supervisors will discuss the Short Term Rental Study again on Tuesday March 19th at 2PM. It is a discussion and direction item, so the Board can only direct staff, it cannot take action. Here’s the link to the Board packet -- https://mariposacoca.portal.civicclerk.com/event/36/files/agenda/1176 The STR item starts on page 423 of the packet. Information on how to comment and join the meeting digitally are on the first page. Please do provide input if this matter is of interest to you.
Rosemarie Smallcombe
The Board of Supervisors will discuss the Short Term Rental Study again on Tuesday March 19th at 2PM. It is a discussion and direction item, so the Board can only direct staff, it cannot take action. Here’s the link to the Board packet -- https://mariposacoca.portal.civicclerk.com/event/36/files/agenda/1176 The STR item starts on page 423 of the packet. Information on how to comment and join the meeting digitally are on the first page. Please do provide input if this matter is of interest to you.
Rosemarie Smallcombe
WAWONA TOWN PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE
APRIL 5, 2024, 9:00 AM Redwoods Community Room
Wawona property owners are urged to attend this upcoming meeting to receive County presentations on the MOU between Mariposa County (County) and Department of Interior, National Park Service (NPS) that expired in April of 2021. This meeting will focus on the Water and Sewer provisions. Changes to provision of local services impacts property values in Wawona. For almost four decades, the expired MOU and specialized companion agreements provided for the exercise of shared state and federal authority over Wawona land use, development, water, sewer, fire, emergency medical, public health and library services.
Terms and conditions of Wawona water, sewer, land use and emergency medical services were only provided in the MOU. On May 16 of 2023 the County incorporated Wawona emergency medical services into an umbrella agreement with NPS, on Consent Calendar. Cut and paste the link below into your browser for the Board of Supervisors Agenda Package on emergency medical services.
http://mariposacountyca.iqm2.com/Citizens/Detail_LegiFile.aspx?Frame=&MeetingID=3284&MediaPosition=244.755&ID=14025&CssClass=
APRIL 5, 2024, 9:00 AM Redwoods Community Room
Wawona property owners are urged to attend this upcoming meeting to receive County presentations on the MOU between Mariposa County (County) and Department of Interior, National Park Service (NPS) that expired in April of 2021. This meeting will focus on the Water and Sewer provisions. Changes to provision of local services impacts property values in Wawona. For almost four decades, the expired MOU and specialized companion agreements provided for the exercise of shared state and federal authority over Wawona land use, development, water, sewer, fire, emergency medical, public health and library services.
Terms and conditions of Wawona water, sewer, land use and emergency medical services were only provided in the MOU. On May 16 of 2023 the County incorporated Wawona emergency medical services into an umbrella agreement with NPS, on Consent Calendar. Cut and paste the link below into your browser for the Board of Supervisors Agenda Package on emergency medical services.
http://mariposacountyca.iqm2.com/Citizens/Detail_LegiFile.aspx?Frame=&MeetingID=3284&MediaPosition=244.755&ID=14025&CssClass=
YOSEMITE-WAWONA ELEMENTARY CHARTER SCHOOL
Board of Directors Regular Meeting
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
5:30 P.M.
Wawona Elementary School
7925 Chilnualna Falls Road
Wawona, CA
MONTHLY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
3.1- Approval of Agenda
3.2– Approval of Minutes of the regular meeting of February 13.
3.3 - Approve Warrants/Payroll
3.4 – Accept Donations to YWECS
ACTION ITEMS
INFORMATION ITEMS
Second Interim Budget Report
Board of Directors Regular Meeting
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
5:30 P.M.
Wawona Elementary School
7925 Chilnualna Falls Road
Wawona, CA
- CALL TO ORDER
- ROLL CALL
MONTHLY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
- CONSENT AGENDA
3.1- Approval of Agenda
3.2– Approval of Minutes of the regular meeting of February 13.
3.3 - Approve Warrants/Payroll
3.4 – Accept Donations to YWECS
- HEARING OF PERSONS WISHING TO ADDRESS THE BOARD
ACTION ITEMS
- APPROVAL OF 2023-24 INDEPENDENT AUDIT FIRM SELECTION
- APPROVAL OF THE 2nd INTERIM BUDGET REPORT
INFORMATION ITEMS
- STAFF REPORTS
- BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS PROJECTS UPDATE
- FUNDRAISING EFFORTS
- BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS
- FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
Second Interim Budget Report
- NEXT BOARD MEETING
- ADJOURNMENT
*Bringing a dish is not required! Come join us!