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6/27/2001 - STAFF REPORTS (2)
DATE: June 27, 2001 TO: City Council FROM: Director of Planning & Building CITY COUNCIL NOMINATIONS FOR SANTA ROSA AND SAN JACINTO NATIONAL MONUMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council nominate one or more individuals for appointment to the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee. A draft minute order is attached. SUMMARY: The City Council may nominate any member of the community for one or more of the nomination categories. Nominations could include elected officials, appointed officials, citizens, or a staff representative. Committee members will sit in an advisory role for the preparation of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Management Plan. Nominations must be submitted by July 02, 2001. BACKGROUND: The Bureau of Land Management has released a call for nominations for appointment of members for the National Monument Advisory Committee. Nominations are being accepted for the following categories: 1. A representative with expertise in natural science and research selected from a regional college or university; 2. A representative of the California Department of Fish and Game or the California Department of Parks and Recreation; 3. A representative of the County of Riverside, California; 4. A representative from each of the following cities: Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta, Palm Desert, and Indian Wells; 5. A representative of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians; 6. A representative of the Coachella Valley Mountains Conservancy; 7. A representative of a local conservation organization; 8. A representative of a local developer or builder organization; 9. A representative of the Winter Park Authority; and 10. A representative of the Pinyon Community Council. The City Council should take action to endorse a nomination for category 4—Palm Springs representative and any other category. Terms are three years, except one-third of the d�� initial members will be appointed to one and two year terms. Appointments will be made by the Secretary of the Interior with the concurrence of the Secretary of Agriculture. Director of PI ing and Building City Manager ATTACHMENTS: 1. Federal Register Notice 2. Announcement Letter 3. Application Forms 4. Press Release 5. Draft Resolution/Minute Order Federal Register/Vol. 66, No. 105/Thursdav, May 31, 2001/Notices 29587 Suffolk Avenue,Richlands,Virginia walrus,three species of manatee,and Service, 1824 S.Commercenter Circle, 24641. dugong.Administrative actions San Bemardfno,California 92408,909- Author:The primary author of this discussed in our two reports include 884-6634 x 3144. notice is John Schmerfeld,U.S.Fish and a propriations,marine mammals in FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:Mr. Wildlife Service,Virginia Field Office at Alaska,endangered and threatened James G.Kenna,Bureau of Land 6669 Short Lane,Gloucester,Virginia marine mammal species,law Management, 760-251-4800 or Mr.Fran 23061. enforcement activities,scientific Colwell,Forest Service,909-884-6634 x Authority:The authority for dais action is research and public display permits, 3144. the Comprehensive Eavirenmantal Response, certificates of registration,research, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:As Compensation and Liability Act of Igoe.as Outer Continental Shelf environmental directed by the Act,the Secretary of the amended("CERCLA"1,42 U.S.C. studies and international activities. Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture Dated:May s.2001. Dated;May 21,2001. are jointly establishing an advisory Linda J.Rapasky, Robert Batky, committee for the Santa Rosa and San Actin;Reggi�onal Director,Region s,U S.Fish ActingAssistanr Direcror—Fisheries and Jacinto Mountains National Monument and tVlldli(e5erv£ca. Habitvt Conservation. (Monument).The Committee's purpose (FIR Doc,01-13652 Filed 5-30-011 8:45=1 (FR Doc.01-13591 Filed 5 30-011 9:i5 ern) is to advise the Secretaries with respect BILLING CODE L110-55-U aILUNG CODE L310.33-M to the preparation and implementation of a management plan for the Monument.The Committee will meet DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR periodically at the request of the designated Federal officer,or his or her Fish and Wildlife Service Bureau of Land Management designee,to gather and analyze Marine Mammal Annual Report information,conduct studies and field Availability,Calendar Years Report and DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE examinations,hear public testimony. ascertain facts,and,in an advisory 1998 Forest Service capacity only,develop AGENCY:Fish and Wildlife Service, recommendations concerning planning Interior. (CA-160-1220-PG] for the management and uses of the ACTION:Notice of availability of marine Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument.The Committee mammal annual reports for calendar National Monument Advisory will normally meet twice annually,but years 1997 and 1998. Committee;Notice of Intent to in no case less than once annually. Establish and Cali for Nominations Additional meetings may be called by SUMMARY:We,the U.S.Fish and the designated Federal officer or his or Wildlife Service and the Biological AGENCIES:Bureau of Land Management, her designee in connection with special Resources Division of the U.S. Interior;Forest Service,Agriculture. needs for advice.A Committee Geological Survey,have issued our 1997 ACTION:Notice of intent to establish and Chairperson and Vice Chairperson will and 1998 annual reports on marine Call for nominations for the Santa Rosa be elected by the Committee from mammals under the jurisdiction of the and San Jacinto Mountains National among its members annually. U.S.Department of the Interior,as Monument Advisory Committee under Any individual or organization may required by section 103(f)of the Marine the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto nominate one or more persons to serve Mammal Protection Act Of 1972.Our Mountains National Monument Act of on the Committee.Individuals may reports are for January 1 to December 2000,Public Law 106-351 (16 U.S.C, nominate themselves for Committee 31.1997,and January 1 to December 31, 4.31 note). membership.You may obtain 1998.We submitted the reports to nomination forms from the BLM or Congress on May 2,2001.By this notice. SUMMARY:The Santa Rosa and San Forest Service by contacting the we are informing you,the public,that Jacinto Mountains National Monument individuals listed in ADDRESSES above. the reports are available and that copies Act of 2000(Act)requires the To make a nomination,you must submit may be obtained on request to the U.S. Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture to a completed nomination form,letters of Fish and Wildlife Service. establish a National Monument reference from the represented interests ADDRESSES:You should submit written Advisory Committee(Committee)to or organizations,and any other requests for copies to;Pulilications Unit, advise them on resource management information that speaks to the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service,National issues associated with the Santa Rosa nominee's qualifications,to the offices Conservation Training Center,Route 1, and San Jacinto Mountains National listed above.You may make Box 1666,Shepherd Grade Road, Monument.This notice requests the nominations for the following categories Shepherdstown,WV 25443.You may public to submit nominations for of interest,as specified in the Act: (1)A also contact that office by telephone at membership on the Committee.The representative with expertise in natural (304) 876-7203, Committee will be managed under the science and research selected from a FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: provisions of the Federal Advisory regional college or university:(2)a Jeffrey 1-Iiarwath,Division of Fish and Committee Act. representative of the California Wildlife Management Assistance in DATES:Submit nominations to one of Department of Fish and Game or the Arlington.Virginia at telephone(703) the addresses listed below no later than California Department of Parks and 358-1718. July 2,2001. Recreation;(3)a representative of the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:The U.S. ADDRESSES:Send nominations to; County of Riverside,California;(4)a Department of the Interior is responsible Advisory Committee Nominations,Mr. re resentative from each of the for eight species of marine mammals,as James G.Kenna,Bureau of Land' following cities:Palm Springs, assigned by the Marine Mammal Management,P.O.Box 581260,North Cathedral City,Rancho Mirage,La Protection Act of 1972.These species Palm Springs,California 92258.760- Quinta,Palm Desert,and Indian Wells; are polar bear,sea and martne otters, 251 i800 or Mr.Fran Colwell,Forest (5)a representative of the Agua Caliente �P �31,/V1 Va,..); yJyv Jl ,] -lD�U DL:I L.l1LR. .1L .l{ { —^— a.l Yaa Ja(\laaVJ yJVV- yy- 29588 Federal Register/Vol, 66, No. 105/Thursday. May 31, 2001/Notices Band of Cahuilla Indians:(6)a the public comment period from 3:00 for disposal. Lease or conveyance of the representative of the Coachella Valley p.m,-3:30 p.m, on June 13.2001. land for recreation or public purposes Mountains Conservancy;(7)a SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:All would be in the public interest.The representative of a local conservation Resource Advisory Council meetings are lease or conveyance,when issued,will organization;($I a representative of a open to the public.Interested persons contain the following terms, conditions, local developer or builder organization; may make oral statements to the and reservations: (9)a representative of the Winter Park Council,or written statements may be 1.The provisions of the Recreation Authority:and(10)a representative of submitted for the Council's and Public Purposes Act and all the Pinyon Community Council. consideration.Depending on the applicable regulations of the Secretary Nominations to the Committee should number of persons wishing to make oral of the Interior. describe and document the proposed statements,a per-person time limit may 2.Rights-of-sway for ditches and member's qualifications for membership be established by the District Managar. canals constructed by the authority of on the Advisory Committee. The Council's responsibilities include the United States. (Act of August 30, Committee members will be providing recommendations concerning 1890[43 U.S.C.9451) appointed to serve 3-year terms,except long-range planning and establishing 3.All minerals shall be reserved to that,of the members first appointed, resource management priorities. the United States,together with the one-thud of the members shall be right to prospect for,mine,and remove FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:Ted such deposits from the same under appointed for a term of a you and one- Graf(208)769-5004. applicable law and regulations to be thud of the members shall be appointed for a term of 2 years.All members will Dated:May 18.2o01. established gr blished by the Secretary of the Interior. In f Gra, te serve without pay but will be Tedto Those rights For a public highway reimbursed for travel and per diem ActingDictn'ct Manager. 4. expense at current rates for government [FA Doc.01-13590 Filed 5-30-01;8;45 aml that may have been granted by Congress employees under 5.U.S.C.5703. e01JNG CODE aria-c�P pursuant to the Act of July 26,18 . 43 Appointments to the Committee will U.S.C. (repealed 1 (AZA 6389) be made by the Secretary of the Interior 5.Those rights foorr a a 1o0-foot-wide with the concurrence of the Secretary of DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR public road right-of-way,known as the Agrimllture. Area Service I3ighwa (AZA 23977). Bureau of Land Management Upon publication ofYthis notice in the Dated;May 22,2001. Federal Register,the land will be Tim salt, [AZ-050-01-1430-E5;AZA 3113Z] segregated from all other forms of California Desert District Manager.Bureau Arizona:Notice of Realty Action; appropriation under the public land aflnad Management. Classification of Public Land for laws,including the general mining laws. Dated:May 22,2001. Recreation and Public Purposes Lease except for lease or conveyance under Paul weetim. or Conveyance,Yuma County,Arizona the Recreation and Public Purposes Act, ActingFarest Supervisor,San Bemardino leasing under the mineral leasing laws, National Forest. I AGENCY:Bureau of Land Management, and material disposal laws.For a period [FR Doc.01-13693 Filed 5-30-01;8:45=1 Interior. of 45 days from the date of publication 91LLINa CODE uto-]YP ACTION:Notice of realty action. of this notice in the Federal Register, interested people may submit comments SUMMARY:The following described regarding the proposed lease/ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR public land in Yuma County has been conveyance or classification of the land examined and found suitable for to the Field Manager,Yuma Field Bureau of Land Management classification for lease or conveyance Office,2555 E.Gfla Ridge Road,Yuma, 'under the Recreation and Public Arizona 85365. [ID-080-1210-PGJ Purposes(R&FP)Act,as amended(43 Classification Comments:Interested U.S.C.669 at seq.).In accordance with parties may submit comments involving Upper Columbia--Salmon Clearwater section 7 of the Taylor Grazing Act,43 the suitability of the land for a public District,Idaho;Notice of Resource U.S.C.315f,and Executive Order No. works operation facility.Comments on Advisory Council Meeting 6910,the described land is hereby the classification are restricted to classified for disposal by R&PP whether the land is physically suited for SUMMARY:In accordance with the conveyance.Public land affected is the proposal,whether the use will Federal Load Policy and Management identified as follows: maximize the future use or uses of the Act and the Federal Advisory Gila and Salt River Meridian.Yuma Cauniy, land,whether the use is consistent with Committee Act of 1972(FACA),5 U.S.C. Graeae local planning and zoning,or if the use Appendix,the Bureau of Land is consistent with State and Federal Management MLM)announces the T.9 5.,R.22 W.,meeting of the Upper Columbia— Sec.s,S'/_Slv'/.. programs.Application Comments:Interested Salmon Clearwater District Resource The area described contains 60 acres, parties may submit comments regarding Advisory Council[RAC)on Wednesday, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:The City the specific use proposed in the June 13,2001 and Thursday,June 14, of Yuma(City),Arizona,has filed an application and plan of development, 2001 in Missoula,Montana. R&PP application to construct a whether the Bureau of land Agenda items include:fire and fuels Regional Public Works Operation Management followed proper management;election of officers;and Facility that will provide wastewater administrative procedures in reaching identification of future issues.The collection and treatment for existing and the decision,or any other factor not meeting will begin at 1:00 p.m. (MDT), new development in the East Mesa directly related to the suitability of the June 13.2001 at the C'mon Inn.2775 Area.This land is identified in the land for a public works operation Ex a Parkway,Missoula,Montana.The Yuma District Resource Management facility.Any adverse comments will be public may address the Council during Plan,as amended,as having potential reviewed by the Arizona State Director. LL � 0 Santa Rosa and San .iacinto Mountains National Monument Bureau of Land Management USDA Forest Service Palm Springs-South Coast Field Office San Bernardino National Forest P.O. Box 581260 1824 S. Commercenter Circle North Palm Springs, CA 92258 San Bernardino, CA 92408 (760) 251-4800 (909) 383-5588 May 31, 2001 Dear Sir or Madame, You are invited to prepare nominations for persons to serve as members of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee, managed under the provisions of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA). Members of the Committee will advise the Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture on resource management issues associated with the National Monument. Nominations will be accepted by the Bureau of Land Management, Palm Springs-South Coast Field Office and the USDA Forest Service, San Bernardino National Forest until June 30, 2001. Nominations to the Committee should describe and document the proposed member's qualifications for membership on the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee. Letters of reference from represented interests or organizations and any other pertinent information that speaks to a nominee's qualifications is also appropriate to submit. These documents, along with completed agency application forms (enclosed), should be sent to FACA Nominations, James G. Kenna, Bureau of Land Management, P.O. Box 581260, North Palm Springs, CA 92258 or FACA Nominations, Fran Colwell, USDA Forest Service, San Bernardino National Forest, 1824 S. Commercenter Circle, San Bernardino, CA 92408. Currently, the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service are preparing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to facilitate the joint development of a National Monument Management Plan. The Committee will advise the Secretaries with respect to the preparation and implementation of this plan. The Committee will meet periodically to gather and analyze information, conduct studies and field examinations, hear public testimony, ascertain facts, and, in an advisory capacity only, develop recommendations concerning planning for the management and uses of the National Monument. All members will serve without pay but will be reimbursed for travel and per diem expenses. Committee members will generally serve three-year tern appointments. To facilitate Federal processes required by FACA, the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service have agreed to work jointly though the Department of Interior's FACA process in approving the Monument Charter and appointing committee members. Appointments to the Committee will be made jointly by the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture. Equal opportunity practices, in line with USDI and USDA policies, will be followed in all appointments to the committee. To ensure that the recommendations of the Committee have taken into account the needs of the diverse groups served by the Departments, membership should include to the extent practicable, individuals with demonstrated ability to represent minorities, women, persons with disabilities, and senior citizens. Additional information may be obtained from the Notice of Intent to Establish and Call for Nominations for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee, as published in the May 31, 2001 Federal Register. Or you may contact Stephanie Bolen, Interim Monument Manager, Bureau of Land Management, Palm Springs-South Coast Field Office at (760) 2514837 or Fran Colwell, Forest Assistant Recreation Officer, San Bernardino National Forest at (909) 884-6634 0144. Sincerely, C. D �PRSi iJAMES G. KENN District Ranger Field Manager San Jacinto Ranger District Palm Springs-South Coast Area Enclosures Form Approved O.M.B. No. 0505-0001 Expires 7/31/2002 United States Department of Agriculture ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP BACKGROUND INFORMATION Privacy Act Notice Public Laws 95-113 and 93-579 permit collection of the data requested on this form. The information is used to determine qualifications, suitability and available for service on advisory committees. The information will be used to conduct background clearances and/or for annual reports on advisory committees. Failure to submit this information may result in nonselection of a prospective advisory committee member or termination of the committee. 1. Name (Last, First, Middle) 2. Social Security Number 3. Residence Address (include Zip Code) 4.Telephone: Home: ( ) Office: ( ) Fax: ( ) 5. Place of Birth 6. Date of Birth 7. Name of Employer 8. Employer Address (includes Zip Code) 9. Your Occupation/Title 10. List your business experience 11. List education and any specialized experience. (Continued on reverse) FORM AD-755(8/31/95) .i2. If applicable, how long have you been engaged in farming or production, and what is the size of your farming operation (i.e., list acreage and pounds produced by kind of crop, as well as kinds and numbers of livestock)? 13. List producer or farm organizations (include whether a member or officer and how long affiliated). 14. List other affiliations and/or service as a community leader that would benefit you in your role as a member of the advisory committee. 15. List any Federal advisory committee or board on which you are currently a member and the number of years you have served on that committee or board. 16. List sources of income--in excess of$10,000--for the past calendar year from other than your primary employment. List only sources; do not show amounts of income from each source 17. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? (A felony is defined as any violation of law punishable by imprisonment of longer than one year.) If so, please explain. 18.As a result of your participation in Federal programs, have any judgments been rendered against you?As a result of participation in any governmental programs relative to the purpose of the advisory committee for which you are a nominee, have any civil or criminal actions been initiated against you? If so,please explain, Signature Date Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 30 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching for existing data sources,gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or other aspect of this collection of information to Department of Agriculture, Clearance Officer, OIRM, Room 404-W,Washington, D.C.20250; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project OMB No.0505-0001 ,Washington, D.C.20503. its City of Palm Springs " News Release H</PORN\ For immediate release Nominations sought to serve on national monument advisory committee Contact: Lee Husfeldt Public Information Officer City of Palm Springs 323-8255 June 21, 2001 Palm Springs residents interested in being nominated by the City Council to serve as a member of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee are asked to fill out an application available at the Palm Springs City Clerk's office in City Hall. The completed applications need to be submitted to the City Clerk by noon Tuesday, June 26. The Palm Springs City Council has been asked to nominate one member to the committee. The Council is expected to select its nomination at its meeting Wednesday, June 27. Appointments to the committee will be made jointly by the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture. Committee members will advise the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture on resource management issues associated with the National Monument. Currently, the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service are preparing a memorandum of understanding to facilitate the joint development of a National Monument Management Plan. The committee will advise the Secretaries with respect to the preparation and implementation of this plan. The committee will meet periodically to gather and analyze information, conduct studies and field -1- examinations, hear public testimony, ascertain facts, and, in an advisory capacity only, develop recommendations concerning planning for the management and uses of the National Monument. All members will serve without pay, but will be reimbursed for travel and per diem expenses. Committee members will generally serve three-year tern appointments. More information about the committee is available by contacting Stephanie Bolen, interim monument manager, Bureau of Land Management, Palm Springs-South Coast Field Office at 251-4837. -2- -�� PALM City of Palm Springs OF yY SA City Office of the Mayor ' MEMORANDUM C�V FORN,P DATE: June 22,2001 TO: Palm Springs City Council FROM: Mayor William G.Kleindi nst SUBJECT: SANTA ROSA AND SAN JACINTO MOUNTAINS NATIONAL MONUMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE I would like to submit the name of Jim Cornett for your consideration for a seat on the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto National Monument Advisory Committee. Jim is a resident of Palm Springs. He has worked at the Palm Springs Desert Museum as its Curator ofNatural Science for twenty-five years and has been an instructor for the University of California Riverside Extension for twenty years. In his duties as Curator of Natural Science,he has conducted comprehensive studies on the ecology of desert palm oases. His more than 30 scientific papers on oasis ecology have made him an acknowledged expert in this area. He has also conducted extensive studies on the animal life of the monument during his graduate studies and, more recently, as a biological consultant. Jim's popular writings on desert ecology and plant and animal resources are extensive and his weekly column in The Desert Sun has helped to keep the public informed on environmental issues. Jim is an active member of the Joshua Tree National Park Association and The Desert Sun Environmental Advisory Board. It is my belief that Jim Cornett would be an excellent choice for the natural science research position on the board. WGK/llp f/ PALM City of Palm Springs U Office of the Mayor MEMORANDUM DATE: June 22,2001 TO: Palm Springs City Council FROM: Mayor William G.Kleindijnst SUBJECT: SANTA ROSA AND SAN JACINT O MOUNTAINS NATIONAL MONUMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE I would like to submit the name of Jun Cornett for your consideration for a seat on the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto National Monument Advisory Committee. Jim is a resident of Palm Springs. He has worked at the Palm Springs Desert Museum as its Curator ofNatural Science for twenty-five years and has been an instructor for the University of California Riverside Extension for twenty years. In his duties as Curator ofNatural Science,he has conducted comprehensive studies on the ecology of desert palm oases. His more than 30 scientific papers on oasis ecology have made him an acknowledged expert in this area. He has also conducted extensive studies on the animal life of the monument during his graduate studies and, more recently, as a biological consultant. Jim's popular writings on desert ecology and plant and animal resources are extensive and his weekly column n in The Desert Sun has helped to keep the public informed on enviromnental issues. Jim is an active member of the Joshua Tree National Park Association and The Desert Sun Environtnental Advisory Board. It is my belief that Jim Cornett would be an excellent choice for the natural science research position on the board. WGK/Ilp 06/29/2001 09: 30 7603202664 PAGE 01 JUN-27-01 WED 03 17 PM BW5 FAX NO. 919498833350 Form Approval O.M.B. No.0606-0001 Expires 7/31/2002 United States Department of Agriculture ADV150RY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP BACKGROUND INFORMATION ., I Privacy Act Nenea Public Laws 96.113 and W-ii79 permit coAactlon of the data requested on this form. The Information Is used to determine qualifications,sultaABlty and available for service on advisory committees. The Information will be used to conduct background siewancan.and/or fw annual reports on advisory committees- Failure to submit this Information may result In nonselection of a prospective advisoy Committee nemb¢r or entNnation of the committee. 1.Namc t,F7rst•Middle Social Secud N m 3.Residence Addraas(nclude Zip Cafe) a.Telephone: ov �a2Q^�l�s ffice: Fax — 7!� g�T/D3 s,Place Of B rth (0(/ CA/?LFDI 6.Gate of f3Eth-7.Name of Employer S.Employer Adddrgsa(inWudes Zip Code) y tcT99...Your Oc�cupa�yonffttie /+ 07 14226 2 1C1."Ust yotii DuaNeas elapericrrca lve�aly Carali' A GXc.v1OH fP, rG4IN, 1 t.,Uct education and any specialized experience. t/ 9rlw1 L pxld (Continued on reverse) FORM AD•766(91Stf9g) 06/28/2001 09:30 7603202664 PAGE 02 JUN-2/ U1 WED 03117 PM BW5 FA9 NO, 919498633350 P. 03 F*,LrafjgjTv pncado,how tong have you been engaged in farming or production,and what is the size of your farming operation (i.e., list and pounds produced by kind of crop,ac well as kinds and numbers of lwestock)? /V/ 19. GM producer or farm organizations Qnclude whether a member or officer and how long affiliated). I 14' L si other atfn at ens andror service as a comittunity leader that would benefit you in your role as a marnber of the advisory committee. � �cy1 �®/1!,/�'i/�vN/�lJ/�B'k.�/��i✓r/r� �61r'!f /,,�I 15.usf any Federal advisory ctannrttee or board on whloh you are cumonhy a member wM the number of yearn You have served on that committee or board. IS.list sources of lrwvma-in excess of S10,000-ior the past calendar year from other than your primary employment.0 Li;Lgtl wroos;do not afiow amotfnts -home({ore each 9 4Y/' Vy 17,Have you ever bean amvioted of a Wony7(A felony is dafftted as any viotation of tow ppntshablo by imprfsWWt of longer than one yean)If so,please explain- la 18,As a result of your participation in fedoral programs,have any M$gmeMs been rendorod agamsf you?As a result of pa ticlpatlon in any governmental programs relairve to the purpose of the aovhtcry convnittoo for which you ore a nominee,have any cMN or orinCmal aodons been frtineted against you?If so,please explain, /0 134W public reportitp burden for this collection of Information is esGmatad to Average M ininuteV.par rospa+se,including the t(me for reviewing instructions,searching for existing data scuroea,gathering and malntaWng the data raided,and oompiating and rovwe&a "collection of Wormatioa. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or other aspect 01 this colbedw of Information to DepartmaM of Agdcttkure,t;Iearartes Officer,OIRM,Room 404-W,Washington,O,C,20250:and to the Of de of Management and Pnpanrortr,ITaluctiQr prvlactyoMS No.0503Oooi),vvtugington,V,C.,20503. . 06/27/2001 15:45 7603275069 PSDM MUSEUM STORE PAGE 02 JUM-27-01 WED 03:15 PM BWS FAX N0, 919498633350 P, 02 Form Approved O.M.B. Ho-OSOMD01 United States Department of Agriculture Expires 7/31/2002 ADVISoRY coMMIT1EE MEMBERSHIP BACKGROUND INFORMATION„ Privacy Act Notice Public Laws 95-113 and 93-579 permit callection of the data requested on this form. The information is used,to determine qual fixations,su Abiltty and available for service,on advisory committees. The information will be used to conduct background clearances and/or for annual reports on advisory committees. Failure to submit this intomratfon may result in nonseleotion of a prospective advisory committee member or temdnation of the committee. 1.Name(Last, First, Middle) (3 - , .q�_I 2.Social Securfpt_ yrrr�a����'J 3.Residenoo Address(include Zip Cede) 4.Telephone: r ro Homo: ( ) - lV ` D omce: veoA - �ia5- i gZ Z rod Fax_ 5.Place of Birth 6.Date of Birth 7_Nam of Employer /T e 8.6npI/4Yer Address{inGades Tip Code 9.Your Oecupatlen/1•flla 10.List your business experience 11-List education and any specialized experlerice. (Continued on reverse) FORM AD 78b(unties) 06/27/2001 15:45 76032750S9 PSDM MUSEUM STORE PAGE 03 JUN-27-01 WED 03: 15 PM BWS FAX NO, 919498633360 P103 fL If applicable. how tong have you bean engaged in farming or production,and what is the size of your farming operation(Le„ list 6gn,age and pounds produced by kind of crop,as well as kinds and numbers of livestock)? 13.list producer or farm organizations (include whether i member or officer and how long atfilfated), 14.6st other affiliations and/or service as a community leader that would benefit you in your role as a member of the advisory committee. 15.List any Fedenil advisory committee or board on which you are currently a member and the number of years you have served on that Committee or board. 16.Untsoumes of income—in excess of S10,000—for the past calendar year from other than your priMM employment. Wst only sources:aonyt show anwunts of ln4oMp from each aware. M Have you Over been convicted of a felony?(A feletry is defilxd as any violation of law punwAble by fmpt1sonment of kmW thah one year.)If so,please explain. 18.As a result of your partioipation In pibderal programs,have any'ludgmeirfs bean rendered agalnat you?Ae a W$Uft of participation in any governmental programs relative to the purpose of the advisory commlttea for whloh yVu are a nominee,hava any civil or crlydrral actions been initiated against you?If sic,please explain, signature Date Public reporting bUiden for this collection of Information to estmratad to average 30 minutes per response,including the time for reviewing Instructions,searching for e)cbting data sources,gathering and rnalmtakring the data needed;and completing and reviewir the collection of information. Send comn*nts regarding this burden estimate or other aspect of this collection of Information to Department of Agriculture,clearance Officer,OIRM, Room 404-W,Washington,D.C.20260;and to the Office of Manage mit and I Budget.Paperwork Red(muQn Project(OMB No.06015•0001),Warrington,D.O.2nsoa. .. ._ Form Approved O.M.B. No. 050 Expires,?MIA CSfj United States Department of Agriculture i2 ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP BACKGROUND INFORMATION 9 ' JOIN 272W! Privacy Act Notice RECEIVED aD7. Public Laws 95-113 and 93-579 permit collection of the data requested on this form. The information is used to determi ),CLE qualifications, suitability and available for service on advisory committees. The information will be used to conduct background clearances and/or for annual reports on advisory committees. Failure to submit this information may result in nonselection of a prospective advisory committee member or termination of the committee. 1. Name(Last, First, Middle) 2. Social Security Number 0 'Con1N.e�L �o,.,ar e�" Ste ' -7`f- 93(oz 3. Residence Address (include Zip Code) 4. Telephone: ) Home: Z G�/ SsS Office: ( r, ) Fax: ( ) 81 '-1`l .slat, /E A,.c 5. Place of Birth 6. Date of Birth �)/'A/trJpoO �Ac-./FO,�nIiA 7. Name of Employer Ste'�r 8. Employer Address (includes Zip Code) 9.Your Occupation/Title Z o c✓S e. r '2D e/ C./ 9z zG z ✓7t1-6A;��o 4 r Cor9sv�n'>r.✓i 10. List your business experience /�7./�n/AG�hiPAT CBnS.l�nnlG % S✓'�,Ec, A ri-Y iN T�'A,/✓r �?G/r�r�/NG Ev✓o !�LdE'�oP�n(G ✓�c2fv,cn�+✓G6 /-VPP/cA-.r.9�r rr ��.oG,2sl rr r� Fa/Z l�'9 c-yM 1p e..✓es /N T.c�2..✓•4-;c v,-1 /iz /5'�wr /c�'= r r44 i �-�vr,/D .�ZfllSrn/G FOR Los f-,'rJ6E�-Et /l7JSrc G6/�TE/.Z 11. List education and any specialized experience. C6l rG SriaE /�i!/✓E/LS r�/ Le o� 47G Qc f✓ /�JRQcCETiI/G`� /q,JGE / E2S 6F /3r/S"/nl Sf /�O�nrV/S70 ( 2/SC. rI'/I�7S_ 026 4,J1 Z-4-77 6W Q€s f4✓i a (Continued on reverse) FORM AD-755(8/31/95) rasicrel'age licable, how long have you been engaged in farming or production, and what is the size of your farming operation (i.e., list and pounds produced by kind of crop, as well as kinds and numbers of livestock)? //a/Jfi 13. List producer or farm organizations (include whether a member or officer and how long affiliated). /A/C)n)E 14. List other affiliations and/or service as a community leader that would benefit you in your role as a member of the advisory committee. GAc r<�/e JrH !'F (Jn/rrJ�tr/� - LdIG �✓,_egc/N/ .SGFiaor� � QJliNc'r! IJE.PN'f A.Odrra✓Ly JO�tQ.O GA lay,✓E FUn/J2.4,.riNG �OM/d'� />TEG -' FaQ Gor �.JG6LcS r/'/Jf lc Cen reel 15. List any Federal advisory committee or board on which you are currently a member and the number of years you have served on that committee or board. /V/o/VE 16. List sources of income--in excess of$10,000—for the past calendar year from other than your primary employment. List only sources;do not show amounts of income from each source. 17. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? (A felony is defined as any violation of law punishable by imprisonment of longer than one year.) If so,please explain. /Vo — 18.As a result of your participation in Federal programs, have any judgments been rendered against you?As a result of participation in any governmental programs relative to the purpose of the advisory committee for which you are a nominee,have any civil or criminal actions been initiated against you? If so, please explain, Signature Date Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 30 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching for existing data sources,gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or other aspect of this collection of information to Department of Agriculture, Clearance Officer, OIRM, Room 404-W,Washington, D.C.20250; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project(OMB No.0505-0001).Washington, D.C.20503. Form Approved O.M.B. No. 0505-0001 Expires;7/3_1/2002 United States Department of Agriculture ;.r.t ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP BACKGROUND INFORMATION Privacy Act Notice ) ' JUN 2 j •yM, G) flEo GO Public Laws 95-113 and 93-579 permit collection of the data requested on this form. The information is used to min VED qualifications, suitability and available for service on advisory committees. The information will be used to conduct b � clearances and/or for annual reports on advisory committees. Failure to submit this information may result in nonselecti prospective advisory committee member or termination of the committee. 1. Name(Last, First, Middle) �Y 2. Social Security Number `V t�C ede T j_6�t'tjC_ , 3. Residence Address�(include Zip Code) J1 4.Telephone: c 02 7 aT "�) e i /Y 6aL Home: (1&q2,Q 23 Office: ( ) 7 i CA Fax: ) ., 5. Place of Birth 6. Date of Birth qe i J 7. Name of Employer / 5 �I 8. Employer Address (includes Zip Code) 9.Your&6cupation(iitl 10. List your business experience /) / l� 11. List educatpn and any specialized experience. (Continued on reverse) FORM AD-755(8/31/95) r 112. If applicable, how long have you been engaged in farming or production, and what is the size of your farming operation (i.e., list acreage and pounds produced by kind of crop, as well as kinds and numbers of livestock)? n 13. List producer or farm organizations (include whether a member or officer hd how long affiliated). 4 F 11 14. List other affiliations and/or service as a community leader that d benefit you in your ro a as a member of the advisory committee. Al 15. List any Federal advisory committee or board oar 'hic you are current. a member and the number of years you have served on that committee or board. / 16. List sources of income--in excess of$10,000--for the pasfcalendar year from other than your primary employment. List onlv sources; do not show amounts of income from/each source. \I f 17. Have you ever been convictld f a felony? (/felony is defined as any violation of law punishable by imprisonment of longer than one year.) If�so,}please explain, 16.As a result of your parhicipation;&Federal programs,have any judgments been rendered against you?As a result of participation in any govemmen I programs relative to the purpose of the advisory committee for which you are a nominee, have any civil or criminal actions been initiated against you? If so, please explain, Signature Date Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 30 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching for existing data sources,gathering and maintaining the data needed,and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or other aspect of this collection of information to Department of Agriculture, Clearance Officer,OIRM, Room 404-W,Washington, D.C.20250; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project(OMB No.0505-0001),Washington, D.C.20503. i„y J i FRANK M. BOGERT June 27, 2001 H. Members of the City Council Palm Springs, Ca. Dear Council members: I am applying for the position on the new National Monument. I have ridden every trail in the area and know it quite well. I have worked closely many years with the Agua Caliente Indians who will be a leading factor in the multiple uses of the land. Enclosed is my resume for your consideration. Sincerely: rank M. Boge . 2787 PLAIMOR AVENUE, PALM SPRINGS, CA 92262 • TELEPHONE 760-327-9349 / FAX 760-325-4675 Frank M. Bogert 2787 Plaimor Palm Springs, Ca. 92262 Ph: 760/327-9349 Fax: 760/325-4675 E-Mail Cabalgata(i�AOL.com RESUME: EDUCATION:- Geology Major U.C.L.A MILITARY: Lt. Commander U.S.Navy Aide and flag Lt. Staff Admiral Van Hubert, Ragsdale and Admiral Thomas Sprague, Carrier Division 22, South Pacific. CIVIC POSITIONS: Mayor City of Palm Springs, Ca. 14 years. Governor's appointee, Palm Springs Tram Authority, 4 years. President's appointee on Commission of U.S. Outdoors, 4 years. Director Pahn Springs Water Agency, 4 years. Director Riverside County Board of Equalization 2 years. Director Riverside County Flood Control, 4 years. California State Board of Tourism, 4 years. California State Trail Commission, 5 years. Commission of the Californias, 4 years. President Palm Springs Desert Museum, EQUESTRIAN ORGANIZATIONS: Founder Coachella Trails Council. President Palm Springs Polo Assn. President Palm Springs Polo club. President Palm Springs Desert Riders. President Palm Springs Rodeo Assn. Vice President State of California Horsemen Assn. Delegado in the State of California for the Federation National de Charros from Mexico. Gold card member Professional Cowboys Rodeo Assn. Director, Rancheros Visitadores. Founder Vaqueros del Desierto President, Cabalgatas Internacionales. With rides in Mexico, Navajo Reservation, Ireland, England, Hawaii, Argentina, Africa and Costa Rica. Founder and President Desert Trails Coalition, at present. DEVELOPMENTS: Thunderbird Golf and Country Club Indian Wells Country Club. President Palm Springs Quarter Horse Turf Club. Mesquite Country Club. Mojave Valley Resort Inc. Palm Springs Municipal Golf Course. FAMILY: Married to Negie A. Bogert From Mexico. Three daughters, Denni Russell, Cindy Lamm and Donna Higueras married to Jose Higueras from Spain. Four Grandchildren, Frank J. Russell, Lori E. Russell, Jordi and Jenna Higueras. Bogert— Cowboy, Former Mayor, and Businessman PALM SPRINGS—Frank Bogert, managed the Racquet Club for his good former mayor of Palm Springs is consi- friend Charlie Farrell. dered by many a legend. His inimitable During World War II he enlisted in the straight-talking, unpretentious manner U.S. Navy, was sent to the South Pacific _ helped create Palm Springs, shaping war zone, and rose to the rank of lieu- events that led to the town's evolution tenant commander. from Main Street village to cosmopolitan Returning home,he took up real estate desert resort. Beneath his ten-gallon hat, and land development, a career he con- T: rugged facade, and salty humor is a tinues today. Bogert developed and then thoughtful man with a breadth of managed the dude ranch that became knowledge and the kind of character and prestigious Thunderbird Country Club. a charisma that itself becomes history. He also developed the land for the Palm The son of a successful cattle rancher Springs Municipal Golf Course. and youngest of eight children, Bogert Bogert's assets and accomplishments was born in Mesa,Colorado,in 1910. He are as multi-faceted as the city he loves. came to Palm Springs as a dude wrangler A much decorated Western horseman, he in 1927, a time when the town numbered is a member of the Charros,an elite group 2,000 inhabitants. Thus began a lifelong of Mexican gentlemen riders, who have F,.,,k Bogert love affair, a historic merger of place and presented him with their highest honor— He has also served as State Governor, personality. the Golden Spur Award. He is a top member of the Palm Springs Aerial Tram- Bogert helped put Palm Springs on the professional rodeo announcer, former way Authority, director of the State of map. A gifted photographer and enter- Hollywood stunt man, a serious collec- California Tourist Commission, member raining storyteller, he worked as a pub- for of Western riding gear and memor- of the California Riding and Hiking Trail licity man for the glamorous El Mirador abilia, an intense reader of desert his- commission, Governor's Representative hotel in the 1930's, writing articles and tory, botany, and geology and a bilingual for the Commission of the Californias, traveling the country to promote Palm authority on Mexico. Bogert will receive and member of the Riverside County Springs. Public relations came naturally the Amigo de Baja California Award at Board of Equalization. He is past presi- to this quick-witted extrovert, whose easy the June 9 California Forum. dent of the Desert Museum, and Desert conversation and unaffected nature allow Bogert has devoted a dozen years serv- Circus. him to mingle comfortably with million- ing as mayor of Palm Springs, first from He has served on the executive commi- aires, maids, movie moguls, and man- 1958 to 1966 and again as the city's first tee of the Coachella Valley Association tenance men, directly elected mayor in 1982 till April of Governments, the Board of Directors His publicity career lasted over two de- of 1988. He remains Palm Spring's most of Sunline Transit Agency and was ap- cades. During those years, Bogert's popular and colorful public figure. Over pointed by Ronald Reagan to the Presi- promotional skills led to new business and the years Bogert has invested his efforts dent's Commission on Americans civic interests. in local philantropies, acting as president Outdoors. He served as the first manager of the of the Desert Museum, Desert Circus, He is maried to Negie, they have three Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce and and Palm Springs Rodeo Associations. children and four grandchildren. Form l.a..yM,.�.rGG V- .M.B. _ Form No.0505-00o l IiJ I/,cum •nvrenov r.,,......e1.,W0 Mates Department of Apricutture _ _ . :WaM6enoMW HACKGRODND INFQRMATION ^ Fui,iL Ldws yb-I 1.5 and 93-579 permit cullwion of the data reouested on chic lnrm TMe�np.,..._t;:r is ccod;a de;8,,,d„e ,!i!ica:i;,co - '=;;;.y as dvanaole ror service on advisory committees. The information will be used to conrl„cr ta^-k; I clearancpv anQ!nr by annuz;rcpc»s N,advi.�ry comrninecs. Fedure to submit this information may result in nonselecpon or a prospective advisory committee member or to rtnlnatiGn of the Committee. 1.Name(Last, First. Middle) 2. Social Security Number Barton Patricia Anne I 068-32-1677 3. Residence Address (includp Zip Cdde) 1 4.Telephone' I 444 Chino Drive I Home: (760 325-1631 1 Palm Springs Ca 92262 I Oncce: (76d 778-5500 1/60) 323-4119 f 5 place of Rlnh New York New York 6. Date of Birth 9_21-40 7.Name of Employer Coldwell Banker Eadie Adams Realty 8. Employer Address(includes Zip Code) 9.Your Occupatlon/Tive. $PFj/N 501 South Indian Canyon Realtor Q aS Palm Springs Ca 92262 OLL 10. List your business experience Cff� Medical Office Administrator Development Coordinator and Administrator Hearing Instituteof the Desert Realtor 11.List education and any specialized experience. Registered Nurse New York and California License Head Research coordinator for Diabetes in Pregnancy Project University of Southern California Realtor Coachella Valley (Continued on reverse) FORM AD-755(0/31195) `IZ.If appficabld.how tong have you been engaged fn farming or production,and what is the size of your farming operation (I.a.,list acreage and pounds produced by kind of crop,as well as kinds and numbers or Ilvestock)1_ 1 No 13. List producer or farm organizations (include whether a member or officer and how long affiliated). None 14. Ust other affiliations And/or service as a community leader that would benefit you in your role as a member of the advisory committee. Attached 15, Us[any Federal advisory committee or board on which you are currently a member and the number of years you have served on that committee or board. None 15. Usl sources of income—in excess of$10,000--for the past calendar year from other than your primary employment. list oniv sources;do not show amounts of Income from each source. 17. Have you ever been convicted of a felony?(A felony is defined as any violation of law punishable by imprisonment of longer than one year.)If so,please explain. NO 18,As a result of your participation in Federal programs, have any judgments been rendered against you?As a result of participation in any governmental programs relative to the purpose of the advisory committee for which you are a nominee,have any civil or criminal actions been Initiated against you?if so,please explein, No Signatu r Date ` r Public repoNng burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 30 minutes par response,including the time for reviewing Instructions,searching for existing data sources,gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or other aspect of this collection of Information to Department of Agriculture.Clearance Officer, OIRM,Room 404-W,Washington,D.C.2025D; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork RedaWlen Project(OM8 No.050 -0001), Washington, U.C.20503. 444 CHINO DRIVE • PALM, SPRINGS, CA 9226' PHONG (760)325-1631 • FAX (760)323--1119 - E MAIL PAO PS©GTB.NET PATRICIA ANNE BARTON VULUN PEEK EXVERIENCE Westem Act Council * Board Member* 1995-2000 Temple isalah * School Board President* 1982 Temple Is:uah* Board Member* 1980-1981 Palm tiprnl gas Desert Museum" M.A.P.S.* Auction Chairwoman National C harity league Palm Valley School St Thores',i School Palm Spnl.gn High School COMMUNITY ACTWITIES Barbara Sinatra Children's Center* Affiliate "Aurtt Desert Museum * Active Member* 1971- present Lisenhowec Medical Center* Affiliate Livuig Desert* Active Member* 1971- present Bighorn Tn;Frute ^ Active Member * 1998- present Agiia Cnhe Ite Cululral Museum * Active Member* 1998- present Webb Sch(,ols of Califomri* School Board Member' 1965-1988 Palm Spiro n High School * T.9.P.S. * Fundraiser* 1996-1998 Friends oFthe Tndian Canyons Palm Spurs Histnric Site Foundation * Board Member' 3001 Uthce of i!eighborhood Involvement and Public Participation Prosgam PF.RSON.AI. Mo.t I to Palm Springs in 1971. Rcs c' :nt of 444 Chino brive s'inCc 1973. A/lair. �d to I)r, Stuart Barton and mother of Matthew,Jonathan and )arah Bar c i. Cal,:( rnia Desert Association of Realtors Rea't r Coldwell Banker Fadie Adams Rea)ry LAS PALMAS NEIGHBORHOODS ALLIANCE, INC. Office of the President 280 Camino Sur Palm Springs,CA 92262 C d r June 25, 2001 The Mayor and City Council Members City of Palm Springs 3800 Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs, CA 92262 Dear Mayor and Council Members: We respectfully recommend the appointment of Patricia Barton to the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee. Mrs. Barton has resided in Palm Springs for many years and is a mountain conservancy advocate. The benefit of her involvement in various related civic, philanthropic and charitable organizations gives her the experience and knowledge to represent the citizens of Palm Springs in an exemplary manner on this important committee. Should you wish additional information please feel free to contact us. ' ly, Robert M. Seale, President(760) 325-3519 orm Approved O.M.B. 'yam No. 05o5-0001 Expires 7/31/2002 United States Department of Agriculture 26 ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP BACKGROUND INF RMA�VoD Privacy Act Notice 11C�t�TYG�-�'�� Public Laws 95-113 and 93-579 permit collection of the data requested on this form. The information is used to determine qualifications, suitability and available for service on advisory committees. The information will be used to conduct background clearances and/or for annual reports on advisory committees. Failure to submit this information may result in nonselection of a prospective advisory committee member or termination of the committee. 1. Name (Last, First, Middle) .-rc' 99 2. Social Secyurit Number hLQF,�•r''l'��'vi ,�s'��/�4 �l'C]!id'c.r - -ef=5 -�r5 -.���1 3. Residence Address (include Zip Code) , 4.Telephone: Home: A 1 u, "7 Office: Gyresaj� lly� .9 a Fax: 5. Place of Birth r''/ :� 6. Date of Birth G' C 2c s1z? 1 1 s�4a.� —f`f— 47 T 7. Name of Employer �r / 8. Employer Address (includes Zip Code) 9. Your Occupation/Title 'act ex"iili 14 r CIZ2rI 10. List your business experience ✓'Yv�Lfv��/��'�Lv�; /`'���,'�i r'.,1�✓.i� GvL •�/r� ,�.G`�),.�iCk.��� >+,�p>+UG��/7�� 11./Ustt education and any specialized experience. �'G'J�.v� I�-l'.f��j�;iV�.- ���/G9 �,GCr{,'`-E-r• •.. /�--P.7/-J-�c�✓+y Os� (Continued on reverse) FORM AD-755 (8/31/95) /alcrela plicable, how long have you been engaged in farming or production, and what is the size of your farming operation (i.e., list and pounds produced by kind of crop, as well as kinds and numbers of livestock)? 13. List producer or farm organizations (include whether a member or officer and how long affiliated). iVjI- 14. List other affiliations and/or service as a community leader that would benefit you in your role as a member of the advisory committee. / r ;'�d ��✓Y-v+,i^';!2e (r���'Lvb-�/t.'' t�� Gai'3�11iwL2s7.{=�� /°.�.L✓..d,a,�;Lv+�a;� �LOZ��°J���1Ca� v�'L .l'.a G°-�"i/�-%G C% r.�rCf2.E=� �:'—{� ���vo�+✓,7 J y " , y 0 �± ' it) ,/�d�°R�y''� '7 15. List any Federal advisory committee or board on which you are currently a member and the number of years you have served on that committee or board. 16. List sources of income--in excess of$10,000--for the past calendar year from other than your primary employment. List only sources;do not show amounts of income from each source. 17. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? (A felony is defined as any violation of law punishable by imprisonment of longer than one year.) If so, please explain. /V0 18.As a result of your participation in Federal programs, have any judgments been rendered against you?As a result of participation in any governmental programs relative to the purpose of the advisory committee for which you are a nominee, have any civil or criminal actions been initiated against you? If so,please explain, Xcv Signature `Date Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 30 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions,searching for existing data sources,gathering and maintaining the data needed,and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or other aspect of this collection of information to Department of Agriculture, Clearance Officer, OIRM, Room 404-W,Washington, D.C.20250; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project(OMB No.0505-0001),Washington, D.C. 20503. �'r?', MINUTE ORDER NO. 6872 CITY COUNCIL HAS NOMINATED FRANK BOGERT FOR THE SANTA ROSA AND SAN JACINTO MOUNTAINS NATIONAL MONUMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. ------------------ I HEREBY CERTIFY that this Minute Order, City Council has nominated Frank Bogert for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee, was adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California, in a meeting thereof held on the 27th day of June, 2001. PATRICIA A. SANDERS City Clerk MINUTE ORDER NO. CITY COUNCIL NOMINATIONS FOR SANTA ROSA AND SAN JACINTO NATIONAL MONUMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. I HEREBY CERTIFY that this Minute Order, nominating for membership on the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Advisory Committee, was adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California, in a meeting thereof held on the 27`h of June, 2001. PATRICIA A. SANDERS City Clerk