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Home My Public Portal About19971119 - Agendas Packet - Board of Directors (BOD) - 97-35 Regional Open ry MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT Meeting 97-35 RF.[;MAR AND SPECIAL MEETING BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGENDA* 5:30 P.M. 330 Distel Circle Wednesday Los Altos, California November 19, 1997 * * *Please note 5:30 P.M. Start Time* (5:30) ROLL CALL REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ** ORAL COMMUNICATIONS -- Public ADOPTION OF AGENDA *** ADOPTION OF CONSENT CALENDAR -- M. Davey *** APPROVAL OF MINUTES October 15, 1997 (Consent Item) October 22, 1997 (Consent Item) November 5, 1997 (Consent Item) *** REVISED CLAIMS (Consent Item) (545) SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CLOSED SESSION 1. Conference With Rea Proltr ; Nego iator - Government Code Section 54956.8 A. Real Pron M: San Mateo County Assessor's Parcel Number: 067-310- 110 Nelzotiating Parties: Convent of Our Lady of Vladimir, Inc. a Corporation Under Negotiations: Instructions to negotiator will concern price and terms of payment. Celebrate 25 Years of Open Space Preservation � 330 Distel Circle Los Altos CA 94022-1404 . Phone:650-691-1200 o 1972-1997> FAX:650-691-0485 . E-mail: mrosd@openspace.org . Web site:www.openspace.org Board of Directors:Pete Siemens,Mary C.Davey,Jed Cyr, David T.Smernoff, Nonette Hanko,Betsy Crowder,Kenneth C.Nitz - General Manager:L.Craig Britton Meeting 97-35 Page 2 B. Real Proms: San Mateo County Assessor's Parcel Number: 056-410- 010, -020, and -030; 056-420-020; 056-430-020 and -030; and 056-440- 020 and -030 Negotiating Parties: Zion Half Moon Limited Partnership Under Necotiations: Instructions to negotiator will concern price and terms of payment. 3. Conference with Legal Counsel - Anticipated Litigation - Government Code Section 54956.9(c) Initiation of litigation: No. of cases: 2 4. Public Employment - Government Code Section 54957 Public Employee Mid-Year Performance Evaluation - District Legal Counsel ADJOURNMENT *NOTE.• 772mes are estimated and items may appear earlier or later than listed. Agenda is subject to change of order. TO ADDRESS THE BOARD: The Chair will invite public comment on agenda items at the time each item is considered by the Board of Directors. You may address the Board concerning other matters during oral communications. Each speaker will ordinarily be limited to 3 minutes. Alternately, you may comment to the Board by a written communication, which the Board appreciates. ***All items on the consent calendar shall be approved without discussion by one motion. Board members, the General Manager, and members of the public may request that an item be removed from the Consent Calendar during consideration of the Consent Calendar. Regional Open -ice MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT Meeting 97-30 SPECIAL MEETING BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOINT MEETING WITH SANTA CLARA COUNTY OPEN SPACE AUTHORITY October 15, 1997 MINUTES I. ROLL CALL President Mary Davey called the Special Meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Mary Davey, Ken Nitz, Pete Siemens, David Smernoff, Jed Cyr, Betsy Crowder Members Absent: Nonette Hanko Personnel Present: Craig Britton, Malcolm Smith, Randy Anderson Others Present: Santa Clara County Open Space Authority: Janice Frazer, Bob McGuire, Garnetta Annable, Richard Forst, Clista Seeney, Larry Coons, Director II. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS None III. ADOPTION OF AGENDA Motion: J. Cyr moved and P. Siemens seconded that the Board adopt the agenda. The motion passed 6/0. IV. BOARD BUSINESS M. Davey asked that all present introduce themselves. R. Anderson gave an overview of the Regional Open Space Study, then led an input exercise for the Board and Authority members on various aspects of the District's long-,range objectives. Following the input exercise, R. Anderson answered questions and provided clarification of issues. V. ADJOURNMENT M. Davey adjourned the Special Meeting at 8:15 p.m. Celebrate 25 Years of Open Space Preservation 330 Distel Circle d Los Altos, CA 94022-1404 * Phone:650-691-1200 1972-1997• FAX:650-691-0485 # E-mail: mrosd@openspace.org * Web site:www.openspace.org Board of Directors:Pete Siemens, ........�.._...__n....._._...�_ Mary C.Davey,Jed Cyr,David T.Smernoff,Nonette Hanko,Betsy Crowder,Kenneth C.Nitz . General Manager.L.Craig Britton Regional Open °% ice ------------ MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT Meeting 97-33 SPECIAL MEETING BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOINT MEETING WITH SANTA CLARA COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION November 5, 1997 MINUTES I. ROLL CALL President Mary Davey called the Special Meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Mary Davey, Ken Nitz, Pete Siemens, David Smernoff, Jed Cyr, Betsy Crowder (arrived at 7:20 p.m.) Members Absent: Nonette Hanko Personnel Present: Craig Britton, Malcolm Smith, Randy Anderson Others Present: Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Commission: Tony Look, Bob Levy, Kitty Monahan, Larry Ames, Jim Foran, Marcine Seid, Paul Romero, Director, Alan LaFleur, Assistant Director II. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Vicky Moore, representing Greenbelt Alliance, requested that the Board place on an upcoming agenda an endorsement of the creation of the Bear Creek Redwoods Regional preserve. Sally Boyd, San Carlos, expressed her disappointment that he eucalyptus trees at Pulgas Ridge Open Space Preserve were going to be removed as part of the District's exotic plant species control program. III. ADOPTION OF AGENDA Motion: J. Cyr moved and P. Siemens seconded that the Board adopt the agenda. The motion passed 6/0. IV. BOARD BUSINESS ' M. Davey asked that all present introduce themselves. R. Anderson gave an overview of the Regional Open Space Study, then led an input exercise for the Board and Commission members on various aspects of the District's long-range objectives. Following the input exercise, R. Anderson answered questions and provided clarification of issues. Staff of the Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department presented an informational report on that agency's range land management techniques. V. ADJOURNMENT M. Davey adjourned the Special Meeting at 9:15 p.m. Tr-4 W4 yam V 544! Celebrate 25 Years of Open Space Preservation 330 Distel Circle * Los Altos,CA 94022-1404 * Phone:650-691-1200 a 1972-1997. FAX:650-691-0485 a E-mail:mrosd@openspace.org * Web site:www.openspace.org Board of Directors:Pete Siemens,Mary C.Davey,Jed Cyr,David T.Smernoff,Nonette Hanko,Betsy Crowder,Kenneth C.Nitz a General Manager L.Craig Br itton Claims No. 97-21 Meeting 97-35 Date: November 19, 1997 Revised MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT # Amount Name Description 3217 773.54 All Chemical Disposal, Inc. Disposal of Hazardous Materials 3218 205.94 Kristi Altieri Reimbursement--Vehicle Expense and Anniversary Event Supplies 3219 81.68 A T & T Telephone Service 3220 737.50 Jane A. Buxton FEMA Grant Project File Assistant 3221 99.99 California Water Service Water Service 3222 96.60 Clark's Auto Parts/Machine Shop Inc. Vehicle Parts 3223 14,914.00 Clevenger Realty Appraisal Corp. Appraisal Services 3224 169.08 Compurun Systems Computer Upgrade--Memory 3225 68.19 Bunny Congdon Enterprise--Rental Repairs 3226 11,033.49 Cornish & Carey/Caldwell Banker Attorney Fees--Pursuant to Court Order-- Re: Motion to Expunge Lis Pendens Cornish & Carey & MROSD vs. McKim 3227 125.00 Decatur Electronics, Inc. Radar Repair & Certification 3228 46.84 John Escobar Reimbursement--Conference Expense 3229 22.50 Federal Express Corporation Express Mail Service 3230 37.95 Franklin Covey Office Supplies 3231 22.24 G & K Services Shop Towel Service 3232 683.75 Geoforensics, Inc. Windy Hill--Geotechnical Consultants 3233 855.44 Graniterock Road Repair Materials 3234 737.50 Greenbelt Alliance/Greeninfo Consultant--GIS Data--Patrol Map Book 3235 748,00 GreenWaste Skyline Garbage Service 3236 22,554.20 Jens Hansen Company, Inc. Windy Hill Improvement Project 3237 328.26 Home Depot Field Supplies 3238 61.29 Kaiser Cement Baserock 3239 292.00 Kinko's Photo Copy Service 3240 720.44 Langley Hill Quarry Baserock 3241 242.38 MetroMo bileCommuni cations Radio Repair and Maintenance 3242 904.74 Micro Accounting Solutions Computer Consultant Services 3243 4,984.92 Navarone Mailing Services 25th. Anniversary Newsletter Mailing 3244 19.50 Netcom Internet Service 3245 1,784.03 Orchard Supply Hardware Field Supplies 3246 511.30 Office Helper Office Supplies and File Cabinets 3247 1,150.28 Pacific Bell Telephone Service 3248 350.00 *1 Peninsula Conservation Center Foundation Business Award Meeting 3249 188.80 J. C. Pennys Uniform Supplies 3250 232.89 POST 1996 Easement Monitoring 3251 4,309. Roy's Repair Service Vehicle Repair and Maintenance 4,239.26 3252 80.50 Safety-Kleen Solvent Tank Service 3253 140.10 Skyline County Water District Water Service 3254 129.58 Skywood Trading Post Diesel Fuel 3255 88.09 Steven's Creek Quarry Baserock 3256 303.76 Summit Uniforms Uniforms 3257 1,068.97 Teater & Etc. Map Graphics 3258 55.00 Debra Thornley Consultant--Exotic Plant Removal 3259 4,233.63 Turner & Mulcare Legal Services Page 1 Claims No. 97-21 Meeting 97-35 Date: November 19, 1997 Revised MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT # Amount Name Description 3260 0:77.99 University Club 25th Anniversary Banquet Dinner 6,377.93 3261 294.71 U.S. Rentals Rental Equipment 3262 28.15 West Coast Rebar Rebar 3263 410.08 Wheel Works Tires 3264 54.06 Del Woods Reimbursement--Software 3265 133.88 Lisa Zadek Vehicle Expense 3266R 3,500.00 Navarone Industries, Inc. Postage for Newsletter Mailing 3267R 7.51 Rancho Cobbler & Cleaners Uniform Repair 3268R 10.76 Sears Roebuck and Company Heater Part *1 Urgent Check Issued November 13, 1997. 91,627.42 Page 2 Regional Open ice ,, ,e MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT TO: Board of Directors FROM: C. Britton, General Manager DATE: November 14, 1997 SUBJECT: FYI k.4 4 Wsw4 m-14 W.0 N� Celebrate 25 Years of Open Space Preservation 330 Distel Circle * Los Altos, CA 94022-1404 # Phone:650-691-1200 1972-1997 ® FAX:650-691-0485 * E-mail: mrosd@openspace.org m Web site:www.openspace.org Board of Directors:Pete Siemens,Mar Jed Cyr David T.Smernoff,Nonett y C.Dave , ,y e Hanko,Betsy Crowder,Kenneth C.Nitz - General Manager.L.Craig Britton Special P I S I C u m r" HOSTED BY E a s I Bay Regional Park District Midpeninsula Regional Dpen Space District Plan to visit the May 15th San Francisco Choose to... Bay Area's two Spend a day in the San Francisco regional park Peninsula foothills districts just and the Santa Cruz Mountains visiting minutes from these Midpeninsula the Golden Regional Open Space Gate Bridge. District preserves: • Purisima Creek The '98 Forum Redwoods features: • El Corte de Madera Creek • Russian Ridge • Rancho San May 12th Antonio Travel day & Barbecue Dinner at Forum registration Deer Hollow Farm May13th or... Continue to tour East Forum registration Bay Regional Park Pre-Conference District Trails Options: & Recreation Areas • Golf at the scenic : > Bike, walk or Tilden Regional ,; rollerblade the Park Golf Course Iron Horse • Bay cruise &tour Regional Trail of Angel Island z State Park in Visit Three Water '�� • Recreation Areas San Francisco Bay � ', • Shadow Cliffs Welcome Reception r • Don Castro at Forum headquar- r • Cull Canyon ters, Marriott Hotel Barbecue Dinner Oakland, City Center lakeside at May 14th Cull Canyon Opening Breakfast May 16th Marriott Hotel y Oakland, City Center Black Diamond Mines Adventure Future Park Presentation & • Hike the hills of Discussion of Development this historic coal Benchmarking & • Quarry Lakes mining region Best Practices Interpretive Parks • Go underground Field Tour of East • Coyote Hills to tour the coal Bay Regional • Ardenwood and silica mine Shoreline Parks Country Dinner Closing Forum • Robert Crown under the stars at luncheon in the • Martin Luther King,Jr. Ardenwood Great Hall of Black • Oyster Bay Historic Farm Diamond Mine Plan to attend May 13.16 Space is limited • look for registration materials in January i F O R U M Givino Dire(tion Meet Robert G. Stanton, a 31 -year career employee,who has become the 1 Sth director of the Park Service. OR TT-M FIRbT time in nearly two It would be my hope again that I would to develop alternative ways of mitigat- decades, a career National Park provide decisive leadership working ing an adverse impact on a resource or Service (NPS) employee is serving with the administration,Congress,and making a decision because of the ab- as head of the agency. Robert G. our partners to ultimately put all of the sence of[staffing or financial support] Stanton was confirmed July 31 as parks on sound financial footing, that to follow through on the decision. the 1 Sth director of the agency,making the resources are protected, that our But I believe that there is an increas- j him the first African American to head services are available to the broadest ing sensitivity,an awareness,an appreci- NPS. Shortly after Stanton moved into spectrum of the American public, ation,on the part of[all]our employees offices at the Department of the Inter- including citizens with disabilities. about the importance of the Park Ser- 1 ior, National Parks sat down with him to And one area that I should have vice achieving its responsibility to pro- garner his thoughts and views.What tect the resources. And, admittedly, follows is an excerpt of the interview. _ ... there are areas in which we have not a been able to resolve some of these Q:What do you see as the primary K pressing resource management issues role of the Park Service director? that are confronting us. But the com-mitment is there and my priorities are A: Decisive leadership, and being the to provide increased protection, in- representative of the National Park Ser- ventorying, and monitoring of park vice with other policymakers,both in a resources. 1 the administration as well as in Con- gress,defending the needs of the Na- Q: If you were to accomplish one tional Park Service with respect to its thing in your tenure as Park Service budget, its legislative priorities, and director,what would it be? its responsibilities to work coopera- tively with other agencies within the A: It is my hope that in the not-too- federal, state,and local governments. distant future that every unit of the National Park Service would be on a Q:How will your approach be dif- SCOrr SUCHMAN sound financial footing with respect ferent from that of your predecessor mentioned at the outset was my to the fiscal resources, material, sup- or will it be different? unbending commitment to the in- plies, and staff available to them that volvement of youth in the programs of would, in fact, demonstrate that as a A. I am privileged to serve as the the National Park Service.So I hope that nation, we are giving the kind of care 1 Sth director. And, as such, it's my whatever contribution I make will be to our heritage resources that they so hope to contribute in some small mea- in those principal areas. deserve. sure to the foundation that has been I feel strongly that the American peo- built by my 14 predecessors. Q: Do you think the Park Service ple as a whole expect that of their And I believe very strongly that each should be more aggressive in its re- parks.They expect that of their National of the directors contributed immeasur- source protection decisions? Park Service.And I want to deliver on ably to the success of the programs of that expectation. the National Park Service. And each A: I think we are aggressive. I think perhaps contributed in a different way. there may be some problems in trying Q:What are your top priorities? 42 N0VEMBER/ DE[EM8ER 1997 A:The first one is to ensure that the or- our needs, particularly in maintenance A:The National Parks and Conservation ganization is efficient, that we're mak- and in resource preservation. Association plays a critical role in ing use of technology, and that we are And the fourth is increasingly work- broadening the public's awareness.The developing and providing good super- ing with the private sector, directly or educational effort helps us in our vision to our employees. I feel very through the National Park Foundation responsibilities greatly. strongly about that.So that's key and other organizations, to benefit Obviously in those instances in Another is the upgrading of the re- from their services and financial sup- which the National Parks and Con- sources available to us to protect the port in carrying out our programs. servation Association creates a greater [parks], to provide for visitor use, and sense of pride in ownership on the part increase the involvement of youth. I Q: Do you feel there is enough sci- of the American people about how want to make sure,working again with ence and research in the parks? they might contribute to the upgrade Congress, with the administration, of the parks,it is very helpful.An activ- with the private sector,and allied orga- A:There is a need for more research, ity which I personally experienced is nizations, to get the resources available more science,to make the best decision March for Parks,which has resulted in to do that. that we can in managing the resources. direct and indirect support to the parks. The third would be the ongoing We are continuing to work with other And the third role for NPCA is to obligation to provide access to park agencies, particularly the U.S. Geo- keep the Park Service on the straight facilities to those with disabilities and logical Survey, which now provides and narrow.We always retain the right to ensure that we are managing our research services to the Park Service. to differ in our opinions,but we always parks, to the extent possible, in a haz- I have not had an opportunity to make a move towards the common and-free way for the safety of our visi- review in detail what our relative prior- good. So I respect that role and always tors,and the safety of our employees. ities are and how those priorities are accept it as constructive guidance or A fourth one is to strengthen our being met through services provided. constructive criticism. interagency relationships across federal But research and science and the avail- lines and certainly working with the ability of research data, the availability Q:There's some documentation that states and their political subdivisions as of science to our mangers, who ulti- suggests that the Park Service doesn't a national coalition, if you will, to pro- mately make the decisions, is critically reflect a diversity of America. Is it a tect the nation's resources, whether important. It's an integral part of our problem? Is there anything you they're in the care of the Park Service or decision-making process. would do to rectify it? whether they're in the care of a state or a county. Q: Do you think the public sees the A: It's a need that requires a great deal parks as more of a recreational venue of attention and action on the part of Q: Given the multibillion-dollar or places where natural and cultural the management of the National Park needs of the park system,what's the treasures are being preserved? Service and employees in general. best way to increase funding? We are very fortunate in this nation A: I think the public sees them in both to have the opportunity to interact and A:I think it's four-pronged.One is,first lights,and I think those are appropriate hopefully to respect the differences of of all, to ensure that the National Park ways for the public to view the parks. the citizenry of this country with Service organizationally and with the regards to religious, racial, ethnic, and mix of personnel is an efficiently ad- Q:What should take precedence?The economic backgrounds. ministered organization. public's enjoyment of the parks or And to that extent, the Park Service The other funding sources that make resource protection? has made substantial gains in years past up the other three parts of the four- with respect to having a workforce that pronged approach are that we will con- A: Resource protection. It is a manage- is reflective of the rich diversity of the tinue to rely upon congressional appro- ment decision to discern what level of nation, as I described earlier. But there priations to meet the basic needs of the visitor use can be accommodated with- are locations and there are programs in National Park Service.But we recognize out harming in an irreparable way the which that diversity does not exist. that there will be needs that will far resources.We have to make some hard I have shared with the leadership exceed the normal appropriation. decisions, and regulate use; regulate team of the National Park Service And, consequently, we are very ways in which you mitigate the adverse emphatically that we will improve, we pleased that Congress has authorized impact. It's an easy thing to describe; shall improve that kind of a representa- the National Park Service to demon- it's a difficult thing to accomplish. tion with respect to women, with strate how successfully it might meet respect to racial/ethnic groups, as well some of its needs through the fee pro- Q:What role do you see for NPCA,or as employees who have disabilities.We gram and how we could meet some of other advocacy groups? need to do that. AP NATIONAL PARKS 43 Regional Open ice MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT November 12, 1997 Mr. Garrett Mason 56 Oak Grove Los Gatos, CA 95030 Dear Mr. Mason: On behalf of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, I'd like to thank you for your recent efforts in extinguishing a fire at the District's St. Joseph's Hill Open Space Preserve. It's my understanding from Supervising Ranger Tom Lausten that you were the first person on the scene of the fire, and were responsible for ensuring that it didn't expand to a greater extent. I'm sorry to hear that your shirt was damaged (as your only firefighting tool!), so I've enclosed a District t-shirt and hat as a small token of our appreciation. Again;thank you very much for your efforts. Thanks to you, a larger fire was avoided. We truly appreciate your dedication to protecting the environment. ely, L. raig Britton General Manager LCB/mcs cc: MROSD Board of Directors Tom Lausten, Supervising Ranger, Foothills Area Celebrate 25 Years of Open Space Preservation 330 Distel Circle • Los Altos, CA 94022-1404 • Phone:650-691-1200 - 1972-1997# FAX:650-691-0485 • E-mail:mrosd@openspace.org • Web site:www.openspace.org Board of Directors:Pete Siemens,Mary C.Davey,Jed Cyr,David T.Smernoff,Nonette Hanko,Betsy Crowder,Kenneth C.Nitz • General Manager:L.Craig Britton Claims No. 97-21 Meeting 97-35 Date: November 19, 1997 MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT # Amount Name Description 3217 773.54 All Chemical Disposal, Inc. Disposal of Hazardous Materials 3218 205.94 Kristi Altieri Reimbursement--Vehicle Expense and Anniversary Event Supplies 3219 81.68 A T & T Telephone Service 3220 737.50 Jane A. Buxton FEMA Grant Project File Assistant 3221 99.99 California Water Service Water Service 3222 96.60 Clark's Auto Parts/Machine Shop Inc. Vehicle Parts 3223 14,914.00 Clevenger Realty Appraisal Corp. Appraisal Services 3224 169.08 Compurun Systems Computer Upgrade--Memory 3225 68.19 Bunny Congdon Enterprise--Rental Repairs 3226 11,033.49 Cornish & Carey/Caldwell Banker Attorney Fees--Pursuant to Court Order-- Re: Motion to Expunge Lis Pendens Cornish & Carey & MROSD vs. McKim 3227 125.00 Decatur Electronics, Inc. Radar Repair & Certification 3228 46.84 John Escobar Reimbursement--Conference Expense 3229 22.50 Federal Express Corporation Express Mail Service 3230 37.95 Franklin Covey Office Supplies 3231 22.24 G & K Services Shop Towel Service 3232 683.75 Geoforensics, Inc. Windy Hill--Geotechnical Consultants 3233 855.44 Graniterock Road Repair Materials 3234 737.50 Greenbelt Alliance/GreenInfo Consultant--GIS Data--Patrol Map Book 3235 748.00 GreenWaste Skyline Garbage Service 3236 22,554.20 Jens Hansen Company, Inc. Windy Hill Improvement Project 3237 328.26 Home Depot Field Supplies 3238 61.29 Kaiser Cement Baserock 3239 292.00 Kinko's Photo Copy Service 3240 720.44 Langley Hill Quarry Baserock 3241 242.38 MetroMobileCommunications Radio Repair and Maintenance 3242 904.74 Micro Accounting Solutions Computer Consultant Services 3243 4,984.92 Navarone Mailing Services 25th. Anniversary Newsletter Mailing 3244 19.50 Netcorn Internet Service 3245 1,784.03 Orchard Supply Hardware Field Supplies 3246 511.30 Office Helper Office Supplies and File Cabinets 3247 1,150.28 Pacific Bell Telephone Service 3248 350.00 *1 Peninsula Conservation Center Foundation Business Award Meeting 3249 188.80 J. C. Pennys Uniform Supplies 3250 232.89 POST 1996 Easement Monitoring 3251 4,309.26 Roy's Repair Service Vehicle Repair and Maintenance 3252 80.50 Safety-Kleen Solvent Tank Service 3253 140.10 Skyline County Water District Water Service 3254 129.58 Skywood Trading Post Diesel Fuel 3255 88.09 Steven's Creek Quarry Baserock 3256 303.76 Summit Uniforms Uniforms 3257 1,068.97 Teater & Etc. Map Graphics 3258 55.00 Debra Thornley Consultant--Exotic Plant Removal 3259 4,233.63 Turner & Mulcare Legal Services 3260 377.93 University Club 25th Anniversary Banquet Dinner Page 1 Claims No. 97-21 Meeting 97-35 Date: November 19, 1997 MIDPENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT # Amount Name Description 3261 294.71 U.S. Rentals Rental Equipment 3262 28.15 West Coast Rebar Rebar 3263 410.08 Wheel Works Tires 3264 54.06 Del Woods Reimbursement--Software 3265 133.88 Lisa Zadek Vehicle Expense *1 Urgent Check Issued November 13, 1997. 77,491.96 Page 2