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Northern California City Clerks Association
NCCCA BOARD 2004-05
Volume 4, Issue 4 April, 2005
Sylvia Payne
Chair SPOTLIGHT—City of Lincoln—NCCCA Meeting, May 20, 2005
sylvia.payne@ssf.net
(650) 877-8518 SUN CITY LINCOLN HILLS - Lincoln, CA is approximately 25 miles
Meridian Restaurant, northeast of Sacramento in Placer County
Irma Torrez 965 Orchard Creek Lane just off Hwy 65, and only 30 miles from
Vice-Chair Lincoln, CA 95648 Sacramento International Airport.
itorrez@ch.morgan-hill.ca.gov 800-483-4834
Website: http://www.ci.lincoln.ca.us
(408) 779-7259 Population: 11,205 (Year 2000 census)
A destination restaurant, the Meridian Housing Units: 4,146 (Year 2000 census)
Elizabeth Aguire overlooks the 18th green and spectacu- Area: 18.31 Square Miles
Program Chair lar water features of the Lincoln Hills Golf Land area: 18.29 Square Miles
laguire@ci.galt.ca.us Club. Water area: 0.02 Square Miles
(209) 366-7130
Marian Handa
Recording Secretary
mhanda@ci.san-leandro.ca.us
(510) 577-3367
Patricia Howe
Communications Coordinator
phowe@redwoodcity.org
(650) 780-7222
Rhonda Basore
Treasurer
rbasore@ci.clayton.ca.us
City Hall
(925) 673-7304
The City of Lincoln is one of Northern California’s best kept secrets. Incorporated in
Rhonda Pellin 1890, Lincoln was named after real-estate magnate Charles Lincoln Wilson and is situated
Trustee northeast of Sacramento near the Sierra Foothills in South Placer County. Lincoln was
rpellin@ci.gilroy.ca.us named the fastest growing city in California, but still retains its small town atmosphere
(408) 846-0204 with broad tree lined streets and a downtown plaza.
Margaret Roberts Downtown Lincoln has been the designated center of activity since Wilson first laid out
Trustee the town. The original town map defines today’s site of Beerman Plaza as the town
mroberts@ci.rio-vista.ca.us square. It’s still the perfect place for community events. Some traditional events include a
(707) 374-6451 Fourth of July parade and fireworks; Lincoln Showcase, a wine and food tasting event plus
a Downtown Holiday Celebration and Tree Lighting in December. And don’t forget Feats
Susan Zito of Clay, Lincoln’s annual arts festival and competition, which attracts artists and art aficio-
Trustee nados from all across the nation.
szito@ci.placerville.ca.us
(530) 642-5223 x237 See page 3 for information on the meeting program with Susan Maxwell Skinner, Press
Secretary to the late Princess Diana.
Page 2
THE MARCH 18 MEETING - CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ IN SANTA CRUZ
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
NCCCA
MEETING SCHEDULE
(mark your calendar)
NCCCA
MEETING SCHEDULE
May 20—Lincoln
(mark your calendar)
July 8 —Tahoe
May 13—Chico
July 8 —Tahoe
CCAC, LEAGUE AND IIMC
MEETINGS
CCAC, LEAGUE AND IIMC
MEETINGS
2005 IIMC Annual Conference:
May 22-26, 2005—St. Paul, MN
CCAC Annual Conference:
League—New Law & Election Confer-
April 20-22, 2005—Tenaya Lodge
ence: December
at Yosemite 7-9—Monterey
2006 CCAC Annual Institute and IIMC
IIMC Annual Conference: 2006—
Annual Conference: May14-18,
May 22-26, 2005—St. Paul, MN
ANAHEIM
2007 & Bolts:
Nuts CCAC Annual Institute:
August 4-5, 2005—Manteca
April, 2007—PALM SPRINGS
Future IIMC Conference
Annual League Annual Conference
October 6-8, 2005—San Fran-
Cities & Dates
cisco
2007—New Orleans, LA, May 20-24
2008—Atlanta, GA, May 18-22
New Law & Elections Seminar
December 7-9—Monterey
2006 Annual IIMC Conference
May 14-18, 2006—Anaheim
TTC AND CEPO
June 7-10—TTC, Riverside Top row: Santa Cruz Boardwalk with its new 125’ drop Double Shot ride; Center row: (l)
TTC AND CEPO Watsonville City Clerk Lorraine Washington; (r) Edenilson Quintanilla, Assistant to Supervi-
August 4-5—Nuts & Bolts, Manteca sor Tony Campos; Susan Simon, KSCO Radio; Wes Sims, television anchor and reporter; and
June 7-9—TTC, Riverside Jondi Gumz, Santa Cruz County Sentinel reporter; Bottom row: Santa Cruz City Clerk’s
Office—(l) Anna Brooks, City Clerk Leslie Cook and Deputy City Clerk Lorrie Brewer; (r )
August 21-26—CEPO, Santa Barbara
August 21-26—CEPO, Santa Bar- Santa Cruz Wharf. Photos courtesy of S. Payne
bara
September 6-9—TTC, Riverside
September 6-9—TTC, Riverside Brea
29-30—Nuts & Bolts,
NCCCA BOARD CHANGES...
Elaine Boehme, former Concord Deputy City Clerk, resigned her position as Program
Chair in March when she accepted a position with the Contra Costa County Water Dis-
Learning to ignore things is one of trict as its board secretary. We wish Elaine all the best in her new position and extend
the great paths to inner peace. our sincere thanks for all her hard work as Program Chair; it’s not an easy job. She has
promised to stay in touch. One thing Elaine did do before she left was ask Liz Aguire,
Robert J. Sawyer Galt, to take her spot and Liz agreed. What a team-player and a lifesaver. Thank you Liz!
(1960- )
Volume 4, Issue 3 Page 3
Santa Cruz—March 18, 2005 NCCCA Meeting Attendees: MAY 20th PROGRAM
SPEAKER
Pam Greeninger, Capitola “One Woman CAN Make A Differ-
Many thanks to the following clerks for
Marian Handa, San Leandro ence”, Susan Maxwell Skinner will
attending the Santa Cruz meeting: speak on life with the late Princess
Fawn Holman, Dublin Diana.
Liz Aguire, Galt Geri Johnson, Hollister Susan was a member of the royal
Judy Anderson, Fairfax press corps for eight years, penning
Karen Jost, Los Altos Hills
books and magazine articles on
Elaine Boehme, Concord Susan Kitchens, Los Altos Diana’s career.
Cathleen Boyer, Saratoga Madeleine Licavoli, City & County of SF She has presented talks all over
America. Her mission is to
Lorrie Brewer, Santa Cruz Doris Mortensen, Burlingame “continue Diana’s work by helping
Carolyn Butler, Rancho Cordova Sylvia Payne, South San Francisco community volunteers.”
Alice Calvert, Livermore Rhonda Pellin, Gilroy www.susanmaxwellskinner.com
Cassie Castain, Union City Teresa Ricci, Daly City
Andrea Chelemengos, Monte Sereno Danille Rice, Morgan Hill
Leslie Cook, Santa Cruz Tana Roberts, Watsonville
Terri Cook, Belmont Angee Salvador, Mountain View
Maria Cortes, Daly City Shawna Serna, San Juan Bautista
Renee Elliott, Fremont Kim Smith, Cupertino
Tracy Ferrara, Scotts Valley Erica Sonne, King City
Beatriz Flores, Watsonville Irma Torrez, Morgan Hill
Susan Gibbs, Livermore Sue Vannucci, Woodland
Karen Gonzales, Pleasanton Lorraine Washington, Watsonville
Susan Maxwell Skinner
CCAC 2005 Annual Institute, April 20-22 Tenaya at Yosemite
The 32nd Annual City Clerks Association of California Annual Institute had an exceptional
educational program with over 250 attendees. It’s theme, “Discover New Possibilities”, was
excellently spearheaded by President Joann Tilton (Manteca), First Vice President Dawn
Abrahamson (Pleasanton) and their many hard-working committee members. The silent
auction and scavenger hunt raised a bundle of money for IIMC Anaheim 2006! The event was
coordinated by Osborn & Associates. What a great job they did!
CLERK OF THE YEAR AWARD
LILLIAN E. HARE
RANCHO CORDOVA
Thanks to Linda Stackpoole
The NCCCA Board thanks Lin-
coln City Clerk Linda Stackpoole
for hosting the May meeting at
the last minute. She’s found a
truly beautiful location and it will
During the Annual Institute a few clerks gathered for dinner at the Ahwannee Hotel— be a perfect opportunity for all of
Back row (l-r): Angee Salvador, Mountain View; Anne Bybee, Campbell; Patricia Howe, Red- us to visit one of the most popu-
wood City; Marian Handa, San Leandro; Sylvia Payne, South San Francisco; Silvia Vonderlinden,
lar areas in the state to retire to.
Menlo Park; and Terri Cook, Belmont. Front row (l-r) Kimberly Smith, Cupertino; Patricia
Healy, Santa Ana; Marsha Whalen, Escondido and Sheryll Schroeder, Anaheim. Hmmmmm......
Volume 4, Issue 4 Page 4
2004-05 NCCCA SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS—2006
Congratulations! Scholarships were awarded in the The Nominating Committee, chaired by Susan Kitchens
amount of $300 to each of the following members for will present the list of nominations at the May 20th meet-
2004-05: ing; nominations will also be taken from the floor.
Rick Caldeira, City of Fremont Officer Term
Renee Elliott, City of Fremont Chairperson one year
Alice Evenson, City of Pittsburg Vice-Chair one year
Barbra Conly, City of Redwood City Program Chair one year
Cynthia Daniel-Garcia, City of Brentwood Recording Secretary one year
Diane Crane Iacopi, City of Tiburon Communications Coordinator one year
Geri Johnson, City of Hollister Trustee (one) three years
Delores M. Magallon, City of Pittsburg
Zoe Mirabile, City of Davis
Please contact a Nomination Committee member for
Mary Ellen Overgaard, City of Pittsburg
further information:
Linda Patrick, City of South San Francisco Susan Kitchens, Los Altos; susan.kitchens@ci.los-altos.ca.us
Deborah Presson, City of Chico Renee Elliott, Fremont; relliott@ci.fremont.ca.us
Margaret Roberts, City of Rio Vista Silvia Vonderlinden, Menlo Park; smvonderlinden@menlopark.org
Shawna Serna, City of San Juan Bautista Sheri Schroeder, Brisbane; cityhall@ci.brisbane.ca.us
Kim Smith, City of Cupertino
Silvia Vonderlinden, City of Menlo Park
TTC MARCH GRADUATING CLASS:
(Back row) (l-r) Maureen Kane, Institute Director; Margaret Northern Division grads: (Back row) Linda Patrick, Margaret
Roberts, Rio Vista; Linda Patrick, South San Francisco; Gwyn Roberts, Rick Caldeira, Diane Iacopi, and Zoe Mirabile; (front
Flores, Temecula; Patsy Bell, San Rafael; Cheryl Domenoe, row) Maureen Kane, Colleen Nicol, Jackie Rose, and Cynthia
Temecula; Zoe Mirabile, Davis; Diane Iacopi, Tiburon. (Front Garcia.
row) Colleen Nicol, Riverside and Instructor; Jackie Rose, Los
Gatos; Mitzi Ortiz, San Juan Capistrano; Rick Caldeira, Fre-
mont; Cynthia Garcia, Brentwood. Photos courtesy of Margaret Roberts
AWESOME CLERKS
Congratulations to Margaret Roberts, Rio Vista, for achieving her CMC designation.
MarLyn Rasmussen, Los Gatos, Sheri Schroeder, Brisbane, and Susan Zito, Placerville, have successfully en-
tered the Master Municipal Clerk Academy. Their journey has begun!
Congratulations to Gail Blalock, Milpitas, upon her retirement March 31, 2005.
SUN CITY LINCOLN HILLS
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
Lincoln, CA is approximately 25 miles northeast of Sacramento in Placer
County just off Hwy 65, and only 30 miles from Sacramento International
Airport.
From 1-80 exit Hwy 65
Travel N. on Hwy. 65 approximately 7 miles and turn right onto Sterling
Pkwy
Turn right onto East Lincoln Pkwy
Turn left onto Del Webb Blvd
Turn right onto Orchard Creek Lane
