Tree orders handled via:
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- Email to Greg Peck, president@lospaseosneighbors.com
- Cell phone, 408-623-9156
- Contact Us form
Orders MUST be in by October 31st
Special Board Meeting
Special LPNA Board meeting to discuss the following:
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- Decide the December 2024 LPNA meeting date options
- 2024 Holiday Event (Santa and the tree person are on board if we decide yes)
- LPNA Flyer program with interns
- 2025 meeting dates
See the Zoom invite below:
Topic: LPNA Special Board Meeting – 2024 Holiday Event, 2025 Meeting dates, Flyer program
Time: Oct 10, 2024, 07:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting ID: 870 0967 3565
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Reporting Encampments in City of San Jose
The City just launched a new webpage/reporting mechanism to report homeless encampments.
Use this site to notify the City of new encampments that pop up throughout the community.
Video of LPNA Meeting on September 21, 2024
For those unable to attend the last meeting due to other commitments, we are posting the video here for your viewing. This was a hybrid meeting (both in-person and remote). There were audio quality issues, and unexpected Internet connectivity issues. When you reach those portions of the recording, let it continue playing. It is not your system experiencing issues. The image pause or audio dropouts occurred from the unstable internet connection. We will try to correct that for future meetings.
00:00 Delayed start – Agenda Items 1 – 3 already occurred
01:39 LPNA Business
21:15 D10 Updates – Jail Diversion Program a Bernal EIH and Via Del Oro EIH
51:25 Fire Prevention Presentation – SJFD
01:20:30 SJPD Updates
Chat logs can be viewed here
Quarterly Meeting for Q3 2024
LPNA Quarterly Meeting
Join LPNA for our Quarterly Meeting on Thursday,
September 19th, 7:00 – 9:00 pm
HYBRID MEETING (Via Zoom and in-person at LPHOA Clubhouse, 7047 Via Ramada, San Jose, CA 95139 ).
As we approach the end of summer, we enter the most dangerous time for wildfires. San Jose Fire Dept will present information on practical steps we can take to make our homes safer against fires.
Agenda:
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- Call to Order
- Approve the Agenda
- Approval of the prior meeting minutes (Posted Minutes)
- LPNA Business – Vote on Amendments to Bylaws (Bylaws marked with changes), December Election of Officers
- D10 Council Office Updates, Updates on Jail Diversion Program at Bernal EIH, Updates on Via Del Oro EIH
- SJPD updates
- Fire Prevention Presentation
Join Zoom Meeting:
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Meeting ID: 867 6181 7424
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Second (New) Community Meeting – Plan to Convert Monterey/Bernal EIH to a Jail Diversion Program
SEPTEMBER 11th, 6:00 – 7:30 via Zoom.
https://sccgov-org.zoom.
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Meeting ID: 952 5378 0291
Join by phone: +1 669 900 6833
+1 669 219 2599
Please take this opportunity to provide feedback to County representatives whether you are for or against it, and to ask questions about the Jail Diversion Program being proposed to replace the Bernal/Monterey EIH program.
It is still timely to send your remarks, whether for or against, to the following emails as this is a fast-moving issue and discussions are happening behind the scenes on what to do about the situation. Your feedback is urgent.
domingo.candelas@sanjoseca.gov
RECAP of County “Meet & Greet” Community Meeting, Aug. 15th
Plan to Convert Monterey/Bernal EIH site to a Jail Diversion Program
The County of Santa Clara has offered to purchase the Bernal/Monterey Emergency Interim Housing Site (6066 Monterey Road at the intersection of Bernal) from the City of San Jose, for the purpose of refocusing it into a jail diversion facility. The County’s proposal involves replacing the homeless residents of this site with individuals from collaborative courts – adults with underlying problems that lead to criminal behavior, including mental illness, substance use disorders or both.
The community had many questions about how the program would be run at the August 15th meeting that were not able to be answered. This new meeting on Sept. 11th is an opportunity to ask more questions and voice your opinion about the program.
LPNA does not take a position on controversial subjects. This information is being provided to keep our members informed about what is going on in our neighborhood and surrounding area, and to provide an opportunity for our members to express their view to the relevant parties, such as County Staff and representatives, City Staff and City Council members.
Please see FULL RECAP that was sent out on 9/3/24 for more details on the Jail Diversion Program and information on how you can weigh in on the project.
Voting and Voter Registration
This was discussed previously, but given the seriousness of the issue, it warrants a revisit. The General Election this November is EXTREMELY important at all levels (Federal, State, County, and City). Everyone needs to participate by voting, and not simply gripe about issues from the sideline.
With all the news reports regarding voter fraud, mail delivery delays, and some states clearing voter registration rolls, do your due diligence!
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- Make sure you are registered to vote
- Vote! (Either by mail, or in person)
- Verify your vote was counted
Every vote counts!
Navigate to the Santa Clara County website and verify the validity of your voter registration information. If for some reason, your registration was dropped, register online.
After you vote, particularly if by mail, track your ballot on the county website to ensure it was received/counted, and not dropped due to a technicality, or mismatched signatures, etc. If voting by mail, return the ballot ASAP via US mail, or drop it off at a designated drop-off location.
LPNA Board Meeting – August 28, 2024
Hello, LPNA Team.
Proposed agenda for Wednesday’s ( August 28th) LPNA board meeting.
1. Plan an agenda for September 19 General Meeting. (All)
1.1 Plan agenda items
1.2 Who contacts presenter if we decide to have one?
1.2 Zoom only or hybrid at LPHOA clubhouse or at library?
2. Set a date and venue for 2024 NNO review. (All – 3 minutes)
3. Update on Santa Teresa Blvd. dumping at the road outcrop over the hill. Jersey walls have been placed there. (Greg, all – 3 minutes)
4. Decide if we will have a bbq for 2024 NNO volunteers. Yes or no. Set a date later by email. (All – 2 minutes)
5. Metcalf Energy Plant tours. Greg has contacted the new General Ops Manager, Ted Nguyen.
(Greg – 2 minutes)
6. Quick update on the latest 10 planted trees in the park. (Barbara – 3 minutes)
7. Set a date to inventory/reorganize LPNA’s park room. Date can be set later by email. (All- 2 minutes)
8. Other
The above is a proposed agenda.
Greg
Zoom meeting details:
Topic: LPNA Board Mtg – Sept 2024 Mtg Planning
Time: Aug 28, 2024 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
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Monterey/Bernal Neighborhood Meet and Greet
Forwarding this notification from the D2 office given its close proximity to Los Paseos.
MONTEREY/BERNAL NEIGHBORHOOD MEET & GREET
Thursday, August 15th
6-7 p.m.
Zoom link: https://sccgov-org.zoom.us/j/92220332664
Meeting ID: 922 2033 2664
The County of Santa Clara has offered to purchase the Monterey/Bernal Emergency Interim Housing site from the City of San José. Join us for a virtual meeting to learn how the County will use this site. We hope to see you there!
National Night Out 2024 Success
A huge thanks for yet another successful NNO! We could not have accomplished that without the Los Paseos neighborhood community participating in this annual event! As well as a special call out to our sponsors, businesses, first responders (SJPD, SJFD, CHP) and leaders that help build our communities. The photos of the event can be seen here for the fun time had by all. Live music, games for the kids, chalk art contest, free food, and opportunities to meet each other and community businesses to learn about socially relevant topics to our everyday lives.
If you could not attend this year, please, join us on the first Tuesday in August next year. Hope to see you and partake in our annual summer event.