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AGENDA STATEMENT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: April 23, 1990
SUBJECT: 1990-91 Community Gift Catalogue (Report Prepared
by: Lou Ann Riera-Texeira)
EXHIBITS: A. Draft Gift Catalogue
B. Draft Resolution Pre-Accepting Gifts Received in
Conjunction with the 1990 City of Dublin Community
Gift Catalogue
RECOMMENDATION: 1. Review the draft catalogue.
2. Provide staff with comments.
,c~j ~~ 3. Select recognition options and adopt Resolution if
U ' ,,r/~ appropriate .
W 4. Authorize staff to proceed with the printing of
the 1990 Community Gift Catalogue.
FINANCIAL Costs associated with the typesetting, printing and
STATEMENT: distribution of the 1990-91 Community Gift Catalogue are
estimated to be $1,100. Sufficient funds are included
in the FY 1989-90 budget for the printing of the
Catalogue. In addition, funds will need to be included
in the 1990-91 budget to purchase certificates and
plaques to be used to recognize gifts and
contributions received.
DESCRIPTION : Included in the 1990 City of Dublin Goals & Objectives
Plan were a number of Public Relations objectives including the development
of a Community Gift Catalogue. The concept of the Gift Catalogue originated
with the City Council.
7'he purpose of the Gift Catalogue is to provide individual citizens,
families, community service clubs and/or local businesses an opportunity to
make a special contribution to the community. Giving a gift to the City can
provide many benefits :
• Individuals and/or groups can choose exactly which City service, program
or project they want their money to support.
• Donations are tax deductible .
• Donations would be formally received by the City Council and appropriately
recognized (unless the donor(s) wishes to remain anonymous) .
• Lastly, individuals andlor groups can point proudly to the fact that they
have done something very special for the community, and in turn,
ihemselves .
WHAT TYPES OF GIFTS ARE AVAILABLE?
City staff has worked to develop a Community Gift Catalogue for the City of
Dublin. The draft Catalogue ( Exhibit A) contains the following sections :
• Introduction
• Mayur's Message
• Fire Services
• Recreation
• De velopment Services
• Parks
• Library Services
• Dublin Civic Center
• Dublin Fine Arts Foundation
• Order Form
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included in the draft Catalogue are a variety of gifts ranging from specific
material items, such as books for the library and communication equipment for
ttie Fire Dept. , to community services, such as sponsoring a child in one of
the many City recreation programs or planting a tree in a local park. The
Community Gift Catalogue is designed so that individual citizens and/or
member of the business community, neighborhood groups, corporations or
foundation can select a gift that best represents their specific interest in
the community.
WHO WOULD RECEIVE THE GIFT CATALOGUE?
'I'he Community Gift Catalogue could be distributed to various service
organizations, foundations, the Dublin Chamber of Commerce, and other
business associations . In addition, staff would promote the Catalogve
through the City Newsletter and make copies available at the library and at
various City reception areas and public counters . Staff recommends printing
approximately 500 copies of the 1990-91 Community Gift Catalogue.
HOW DO YOtJ ORDER FROIVI THE GIFT CATALOGUE?
The draft Catalogue includes an order form. The order form can be used for
material/ cash contributions as well as for in-kind/ service contributions .
The order form also indicates that "the items listed in the draft Catalogue
are valid through June 30, 1991. If the donor(s) is purchasing a portion of
a gift, the City will hold the donation and add it to other contributions
uritil the entire purchase price is received. If the full purchase price is
not received by June 30, 1991, the City will use the contribution to purchase
another item listed in the Gift Catalogue."
fi0y1T AftE DONORS RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION(S)?
In accordance with Government Code Section 37354, gifts to the City must be
received by the City Council. Thus, the City Council can choose to
pre-accept all gifts received in conjunction with approval of the draft Gift
Catalogue via a Council Resolution ( Exhibit B). Another way for Council to
accept gifts would be on an "as received basis." Accordingly, staff would
report to the Council regularly, as gifts are received.
With regard to the formal recognition of gifts and contributions received,
there are at least two options . One simple option would be to indicate to
the donors that "in return for your generous g~ft, you will receive
appropriate recognition from the City Council." Subsequently, Council would
decide on the appropriate recognition upon receiving the gift.
The other option would be more specific. For example, "Your commitment to
tYie City of Dublin will be acknowledged in one of the following ways (unless
you wish to remain anonymous ):"
•$199 and under A thank you letter from the Mayor and certificate
acknowledging the gtift (certificate could be used
for tax purposes)
•$200 -$999 A thank you letter from the Mayor and
commemorative plaque
•$1, 000 -$4, 999 A thank you letter from the Mayor and large plaque
to be presented at a City Council meeting
•$5, 000 and up A large plaque presented at a City Council meeting
and a permanent plaque at the site of the
donation
Staff recommends that Council review the draft Community Gift Catalogue and
provide comments . In addition, it is recommended that Council select the
desired recognition options, adopt the Resolution (if appropriate) and
authorize staff to proceed with the printing of the Catalogue.
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3 M~yor's Messa~e
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alo9ue glves Y°U' y Send yo~ check ~r S~e
club a~a~or °u~. ~'d ad~ess listed. Please ~
~nmunitp ser~ice a the ~~t contributed and
the oPP~rt'unty t° °~ke to Cify ou 1o donate.
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n{ribution to our co~°lty. to spe the Wish
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your and
of Dubli.n ~ Rememl~er' in_i~I~d (services
the City or ~,h~> ite~ns
Int r~x1~~~;ticm Giving a gift to moneta~Y ~re welca"el •
long ~en benefits: ai~= '+~liil
of. Dublln have lty Provide man9r exactly wtu~h City Pqui~ut tbe catalogUe ou ~t,;
Tl,e c.i t.i zens tter ~a'~'n You can pchoose ou W~nt listed in 1991. I f 3
buildin9 a~ healthp ~ or FrO]ect 9 t~QUgh ~~e 30~ the CiLY
rc,~mit.ked to a prospecous, ra[n ift~
seriicer FrO9 rtion of ~ y ~~d i.t to
m,il c~realing carmitm~°t Was {o sUPPort.
'fhis qour m°ney t~ deductible. pur°hasing a donation and
hold your until tl~e eut,irc
rnvir~~nriwnt• 1982 when the co-~tAnlty ' your donations e1e fo~lly will utions
rate. will ~ other Ig the fti11 I
tE,~i~(nrced 1° vot~ to incorpo + your donations City Council contri~ ~l~ne 1
by the rice is recei~ed• Ved b9
nv~,c,ihelminglY received ~ P~~~ly (unless you purchase P is not recei
the City ~~ acknoWlecl9 ric~he will use your
eight Yeazs, uS~, In return purchase P CitY
the past remain anony[no another i~em
Dur~inU rienced significant Wish t~ ~~on~ you will 30~ 1991~ to P~chase
has e~ only ln enero~ ~ontrib ution Rem~~"~S''
~F f~~iblin not gor your 9 tion from the Contcib Gift Catalo9Ue• o~a
~r~d chan9e~ tial ~d copriate reco9ni ~~~le~ It Y
q,~,.rt6 and residen receive aPP listed in the
,~ilat.ion, but also ~-T~ of Dubli~• eacli ~~0~ ~~ call 833-6650.
p~~F Citp lease
develop~nt~ pro~ects to the have Questions P
~.,x,,,,~rcia~ City Pr°9raras~ y~{ proudlY
t~rms °f ~ order {O ~t the ~ Lastly~ You ~ p° thin9 verY
services. the chang~9 fa~ that you bave done same
and ~~nunitY~ a~a in turn,
needs °f has continued tO ~cial for Yo~
prowing the City
'I r.~x~rmmity, Which now include
yourself.
services a ~riad of P~~
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~a ~e C~~lty Gift Catalo9~e contains a
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services, ~'a engineerin9r v~i~ selectl°p °f reflect Y°~
laru~i~9 r Which
services ~p ~~ select 9~~ Far eX~le, how
p~,blic Works)• lculaz interests• one of the
D~i1~ b~ ~t ~nsori.n9 a ch~ld in
we won't StoP here... ~ ro9rards~
I But l~s for ~,he future• ••~ City recreation P
will manY a~,~ ~ a local P~k?
, S~ exciting P ~ the City ar plantia9 to the
into the 1990 S the challen9~ t~
W`' mOVe face e you coula volunteer 4our ~~~nts,
to ~a chan9 Recreation
continue roWth p o l ice ~r f o r the Du~lin
associatecl With g develop~'eIIt,
of the or p~~hase bO°~ f ind a wide ran9e of
through ~ a e enhancearent You t~till
ation i~~pt of librarY•
preserv ~d overall e°T t gi ft items•
1~~1 economY~ ln tbe cocimu~ y' design~
} ality of life r of ~e C~ty Gift Catal°9ue is
the 9u lin. a°°~0~ or memb~r
as a citizen of ~ ro~~ ~afor ~~ndividua1
You, ity service 9 So that Y~u ~ ity, neig~rhood
a local ~~° o~eY~ have a unicNe business ~~° founc3ation
~ active of the co~~tion or
local business to play be~{, represents
this Yeat City. 9rO~~ ift tbat
opportunity ro9ress of the ~ select a 9 ~~unity.
role in the P of this CO°~lty our oKn interest in the 111 are
rtiembe a
r in ~e y lar9e and ~
You, as a inves~ qo~ gifts, ~e future of
have an opP~rt-unity to
Special investmeat i.n
future of Dublin. unity.
this a~"
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ur9e YO° to take of Dublin, and
I the CitY
enhancing invite you t~ select YoUr
Ipersonally ~ltg.
gift to the ~a't"
5inaerely,
ride in Providin9 C MOFFATf
akes P ~~rs of this PAUL ~iTY ~F ~~LJp
~ices to the ~ and MAYOR,
We have high standar
exceptional facilities and
the best ways to
pne of alitY af life __
the high ~ C~~ity is f or
the Dublin COUNCIL
e1J~'-- - businesses ancl private CIT`~ or
~,~,~-~r'S ~~'~ the City ~d t ether. That is WhY pau~ C• MVorilzeeder, Vice M~`Y°r
citizens to work ~9 f~St City ~f G,eorgean Coun~i~tne-nber
p~blishea the ~~egarty ~ eR~ber
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sr,,,,~thin9 nity Gift L,inda Councilm~tnUer
l~ new to Dublin noti~i think the Uublin C~ a tree or Yeter' v'1• Sriyder,
~e~,~~ ~out a~ Clty~ in lantin9
ride ln ~ art Pr°gram, or
difCer~°t the sense of P r~e real reward is P
m;,in difference ls ~itizen, ~~ a children s of the Wa-s MANAG~R'
You e5 ess sponsoring CITY
~t~~ r.rnrcnunitg• roUp~ or busin the carmunlty in anhis bo~~et. ~,mbrose
r~~munity g of this helpln9 outlined in
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catalo9ue Pr°Vides yet
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fire services Y,ein9 a all cars ". ager used
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co~~m~unities. created. safety ana Firefig a Po~'~~e radio ~tween fire-
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pours a day, rgency for ~0~n1 a disPatchers.
fire, cal, on_call 24 nd to a n~unber °f ~
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Authority provides ShaW your flghters ~ ~2~50~
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residents in the situations• f~e ~nd
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c;ities ~f as an inteqral $er~icesr Pwill help keeP °~
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contribution can he]p P~'rchase a
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p A table t° b~ usea for various
g F C R E~ T I school 9r°~P activities•
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host of ~° fr~ after-school t~o, 22 Refrig
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sWimni"g lessons, To be ns~ for those "cool"
~ct.ivities ~ rams~
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r1a"ses• ~chase ~ Re~r~
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~ pro9ra'"S for children 6-12 Y
of teen and SP°rt'5 !
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these PTOgram~ Would be
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greatly aPP
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and sPortiny
~ipment
1"15
~o. 26 portable B~11 Locker $
Fundu'9 $250-$`~OU
No. 27 Field Trip
Take 'em out to ~ A's 9~'
or to Marine World, the 5~'
Franci.sco Zoo, or to Qtis
SPu~yer~s C~~e Factory•
llelp funa transP°rtation cos~s
for vario~ after-sch~l ~'d ~
Sumn~ field triPs.
150
po 'L8 Fund a T-Ball PraJram $
T-Ba11 is a mod~fied version
of softballl~seba11 desiyned
to he1P Y°un5er childten
develop h~~eye °O~r~nation
and related athletic skills.
~ 60-145
No. 'l9 Ta~letop ~~$ l0
90 No 30 goard Gam~ & Pu2~1es ~ ~9
N~, 31 'lug-O-War R~Pe ~ 5
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No. 3l T-5hirts for play-
groun~ P~lcip~ts
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each gecreation ~p
gponsor a future g° cultivate
b0 ~aalist...or help
the next Leonard° DaVinaci.••
~"~qp'~F ;~~;a' ~25 provicles hours of fun i~
~?~ one of the City S~ Contact
,' ~ recteation classes • r~nt f:or
aG;`:~ :
the Recreation ~~
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rand o~~~.n9 i° J°~cl~ a
5ince ' g Senior Center has
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Center ho~s a varlety of
gach week the ana activities such as
cial ices ts ~
S~ ser~ ~o~selin9 ~ ~
health screenin9 a°d rams'
crafts, ~ra g~s~ fitness PrOg
ra~p field trips• With your
~~S and 9 Center wi.ll continue
supP°Lt~ the Senior ~lin's senior
to meet the neecls of
citizens.
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SW~ Center offers ~~ eveni $7~1~0
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divin9 po. 42 Folclin9
free form ~1~ ~a tWo
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feet), ~e SW~ ~enter acca~~tics ~ 200
~r of the City sPo~ored lessons No. 43 Eoo1 Tab1e
all ~rinmin9
Pr~r~ includinlap ~~ng~ ~vin9~
Center, (infant t ad~t~' S~ divin9 ~l~ses
Ca~m~lty f~ty~ 8IIa team and
The Shannon is us~ for e water ~ to bo~ a ~lty ~
in 1973, ra-as in addition SW~ pro9=~1°•
c~r~st.rucQ dC~~lty recreation Pr~9 1~ ~9h School ~1~ SW~
~~rietY is located ln the ~ ntribntions ta tl~e
r,lasses. `Phe Center The Yo~ of yiving in
~nd shannon Fark• ~e the SP~lt
the 10-acxe ~ng patk Center tnilY ~cial•
c'enter as well as the surroun
oing a ~]or publi.n
r,urrently ~de1g safety $ 700
arF rove function, Portable ~~~
rPnovaLion to ~ I~rovements to the po. 38
1990. Bleacb~s
anrl accessibil cty~~. lete~ in early
center Were is eXpected to be
The Park ren°Vation 1990. The facility
~~lete bY F~lfo Use by private
iS available With Yo~
residents and non-residents. Will
~u~~rt~ the Shannon Center
maintain the vital P'~S~t °f its 9~1s
of the ~1~
~t~d visions as P~
~o~cmmity •
$1~000
No, 34 5ound SYstem
p public Address System is a
necessarY item when it comes
to conductin9 ~ ~r9a~zed
city'aide,cc~mnmity or
ne1glib°rhood recreational
event.
$1,500
No. 35 Video Cam~ra ~ 400
N~ 36 Television ~ 300
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p video SYst~ ~a television
would be used to Yecorcls
Special City eveats and to
vieW trainin9 taPes for
Recreation ana A9uatics
staf f .
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Au Recreation Leade~s ~'d
Aq~tl ~ tor ~ ~P ~rt,if ied.
r~r ~~~e {be needea
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City' s train~g Sta~'~~ ~
Yo~ contrib°tion
towards bllliazd e~~°t
for ~e 5enior Center
will provide en~oYipe°t ~Or the
senior citizens of ~blin•
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canputer genetated m~Ps ana
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No. 54 Medium Fortt~at Still CamPra
$ 1,500
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camera is an u~9radeil
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stuctures. lan~capeS~ ,~e
facilities, p~~ etc.
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outstandi~9 The City ~ ~n paintin9~
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floWers lation of ~ organizati°° WOUld Ue
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City of Dublin The CitY
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County Co~ty td provide picture b°°
Alameda With the
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contracts l~r~y Services t0 pcil
a~~lltional ~e fundin9 No. 73 g electri~ Pe each
of Dublin.
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residents the City allows hours
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to provide Week. ~e No. ~4 Calculatot
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and other ancillar9 Will ~~ers/P~formers
librarY~ your donations Hith
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October 2~ 1989, LuG '~-- ~li.n
(m to the neW
(~fEi.ces relocatecl
Civic Center.
,~t~P publin Civic Center is situat~ °n
site at the southwest
act ll.~ acre a Sierra
of Dublln B°°levazd ~ tely
r.orner buildin9 ls aPProxima
feet ana houses a f~l
(:o~art. The
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police facility a short-ten° holdin9
Center, Sally p~~- ana
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f~(.ll~ty~ ~ enclosed ties,
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training also includes
Ci~ic Center Co~cil Chambers~
pcLnjnistrative W~9~ co~'
Room~ interior
Regio~~ ~etin9 fount~n~ Spacious
y~a~ lat9e scale 68 f~t clock
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paved Pla~ tion, the roved
tower. In addi feet of ~°p
contains 4,5~8 s9u~e
e~sion sPa°e.
~e concept of
Discussions re9~~~ ~ 1984, when t
Center C0~ evaluatin9 P°t~~
Civic 1 ~~
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Construction be9 fran~ With ~
~e buildin9 has e ~~1 • The
Arizona sanclstone exterio=.
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f acilitY Was CO~ n ept eartih~'~
Califoraia's~d o p~~ 17. 1989, ~e
standa~~' ~~ ~g test •
buildin9 S~'
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,phe project ~ ~~9° af ~1e 11.7 e~e
occuPies ~•7 acres e has ~
site. The r~9 acrea9
Le~~ gor future ~nlty use.
e Center tr~ly represents
be The Du~l~ ~ivic c~~ty ~a an
al an asset t~~e f~~e of ~lin.
~ invest-oent in
City Counal Civic Center.
locations for a of repre~tatives
~~i.tte~ C~'pris~~ ~d City staff ~
of the City Co~n architectural team
f~n~a to hire a° needs
and to facilitate the vatious
a~~a design
financin9
assessm~nt,
activities.
y Counail, 4lannln9 ~~SSion
~e City ssion conau~ their
eation ~O~ the Civic Center
and ReCr in the
re9~~ meetings 1,elp furnish
Council ChamberS• a clock
I Chambers bY Puzchasing
$100 - $20C
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~~rtently raisin9 f~~ tO aeveloP a
+~Dublin Scu1Pt~'e Park~~ ~ea. be loaate8
Within the Civic Center
~e publin Fine Arts FpA°~tion invites
~mbers of the ca~manitY to becort~ a
venture to integrate ~rt
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Plaza. The 9
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.• The above 1llustraNon represents the centra! courtyard fountaln area wlth the sculpture by Nea
Smyth, the first artwork commissfoned by the Dublin Flne Arts Foundation for the Dublln Clvlc
Center. The rlchly textured mosalc sphere wJl! measure eight feet ln diameter and wlll repre•
sent the earth as seen from a satellite.
rOMMUNITY GIFT CATALOGUE ORDER FORM
Name '
Organization
Address
City
Zip
Phone (Day) (Evenin~)
The items listed in the catalogue are valid through June 30, 1991. Please
specify below which item( s) you wish to purchase . If you are purchasing a
portion of a gift, the City will hold your donation and add it to other
contributions until the entire purchase price is received . If the full
purchase price is not received by June 30, 1991, the City will use your
contribution to purchase another~ item listed in the Gift Catalogue.
1TEM CATALOGU~ # PAGL' PRICE
TOTAL $
I wish to make an in-kind contribution (volunteer time, donate
equipment) to the City of Dublin. Please contact me to discuss
my contribution to the community.
Please make checks or money orders payable to City of Dublin and send to:
City of Dublin
Community Gift Catalogue
c/o City Manager's Office
P.O. Box 2340
Dublin, CA 94568
* In return for your generous donation andlor in-kind contribution, you
will receive appropriate recognition from the City of Dublin. If you wish
to remain anonymous, please indicate.
* Prices are as accurate as possible at press time.
* For more information about the Community Gifts Catalogue please call
833-6650.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCII.
~F THE CITY OF DUBLIN
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PRE-ACCEPTING GIFTS RECEIVED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE 1990-91
CITY OF DUBLIN COMMLJNITY GIFT CATALOGUE
WHEREAS, the Dublin City Council has approved the 1990-91 City of
Dublin Community Gift Catalogue as set forth in Exhibit A; and
WHEREAS, the purpose of the Gift Catalogue is to provide individual
citizens, families, community service clubs and/or local businesses an
opportunity to make a special contribution to the community; and
WHEREAS, gifts can be monetary and/or in-kind (services, equipment)
contributions; and
WHEREAS, all gifts listed in the catalogue are valid through June 30,
1991.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that all donations will be formally
received by the City Council and appropriately recognized (unless the
donor( s) wishes to remain anonymous .
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Dublin
hereby pre-accepts all gifts received as detailed in the 1990-91 City of
Dublin Community Gift Catalogue.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of April, 1990, by the following
vote :
AYES :
NOES :
ABSENT:
Mayor
City Clerk
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