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.

 

Quarterly Meeting for Q4 2023

Hello, Neighbors, see the Zoom link and the Meeting agenda below…

Topic: LPNA Qtrly Mtg – Thursday, December 7, 2023, 7 pm
Time: Dec 7, 2023, 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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AGENDA…

Join our meeting to learn about the goings-on here in our neighborhood and in other parts of the City, and learn about recycling and hazardous waste processes.

The LPNA quarterly meeting (December 7, 2023. 7 p.m. Zoom) agenda is:

  1. LPNA update on events and LPNA projects.
    1. LPNA Officer elections.
    2. Los Paseos Park– update on ten trees planted in December with the help of Our City Forest, update on non-chemical weed abatement (working with PRNS and neighborhood volunteers), update on native plant garden planted in 2021.
    3. Parking strip trees– Trees from Our City Forest for Los Paseos residents who lost a parking strip tree. LPNA and OCF will help with permits and planting. Six trees were purchased with funds from the Cycle 5 BeautifySJ grant.
    4. Holiday Event held on December 2, 2023, at the Los Paseos HOA clubhouse.
  2. District 10 Council office update – Councilmember Arjun Batra, Michelle Dexter
  3. SJPD update for our area – Captain Donohue’s update on Los Paseos statistics and other local and city information.
  4. San Jose Recyclingand Santa Clara County Hazardous Waste: goals, process, and how to do it best. We want to help the neighborhood have less impact on the environment.  – Linden Skjeie, M.S. (CSJ), and SCC HW inputs

Regards,

Greg Peck

President, LPNA

Sept 21 2023 General Meeting Minutes Final

Video of LPNA Meeting on December 8, 2022

For those unable to attend the last meeting due to the other commitments, we are posting the video here for your viewing.

00:00 LPNA – Board Election
03:20
LPNA – Grant Update
05:30
LPNA – Holiday Event
09:15
LPNA – Los Paseos Park Adoption
11:25
LPNA – Tree Planting
14:45
LPNA – Los Paseos Park Projects List Update
17:40
LPNA – Project Committees
19:10
SJPD – Sgt Yates
27:30
D10 Councilman/SJ Mayor Elect – Matt Mahan
43:55
SJPD – Sgt Yates (continued)
1:05:45
D10 Updates – Michele Dexter
1:45:15
Q&A

Zoom chatlogs from the meeting

If you have an issue requiring attention from the District 10 office, send an email to district10@sanjoseca.gov or submit a ticket at https://help.sjd10.com/

Community Tree Planting in Los Paseos Park

COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING IN LOS PASEOS PARK

Join us THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1st, from 8:30 am to noon, to plant 10 trees in Los Paseos Park, sponsored by Los Paseos Neighborhood Association, Our City Forest, and PRNS (Parks) Dept.

Please sign up with OCF on Eventbrite linked here to participate. OCF will supply the tools and you will be taught how to plant a tree to ensure its best chance for a healthy life.

You should wear work/gardening clothing, closed-toe shoes, and bring gardening-type gloves. LPNA will supply bottled water. Volunteers under 18 must have a parent/guardian complete the release form and those under 13 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Barbara Canup, Peter Chen and Greg Peck,
Los Paseos Neighborhood Association
Contact us at gardener@lospaseosneighbors.com.

Proposed tree planting locations

LPNA Summer BBQ in the Park

LPNA BBQ in the Park.
JUNE 23rd, 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Come and enjoy hot dogs and fixin’s in Los Paseos Park. This is a chance to meet your neighbors, meet the LPNA board and let us know what is important to our neighborhood. We will also have Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Table and demonstrate the work we have been doing in Los Paseos on emergency preparedness with our 2-way radio system. Get information about the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and how to protect your family in an emergency. Free drawing for Emergency Preparedness supplies.

 

 

Video of LPNA Meeting on March 24, 2022

For those unable to attend the last meeting due to the other commitments, we are posting the video here for your viewing.

00:00 LPNA Business and updates
20:47 Community Emergency Response Team – CERT (Herb Bowen)
27:47 District 10 Staff Introductions
47:15 Matt Mahan
51:30 Q&A

Zoom chat logs from meeting

If you have an issue requiring attention from the District 10 office, send an email to district10@sanjoseca.gov or submit a ticket at https://help.sjd10.com/

Quarterly Meeting for Q1 2022

Our quarterly Zoom meeting is on March 24, 2022

Our scheduled Quarterly Zoom meeting this quarter we are introducing our new District 10 staff after the redistricting of our neighborhood into District 10.
Come meet the District 10 office staff, and their role in our neighborhood’s issues and plans.
The Agenda is below. The meeting will start at 7:00 p.m.
Agenda:
1. Introduction
2. LPNA Business and updates (Barbara, et al)
   2.1  San Jose Grant to LPNA
   2.2  Los Paseos Park Projects in planning
   2.3  Paseo signpost Project in Los Paseos paseo #2
   2.4  Residence Inn on San Ignacio update
   2.5  Emergency Interim Housing (EIH) update – Bernal Road, Rue Ferrari
3. Community Emergency Response Team – CERT (Herb Bowen)
   3.1  Presentation showing plans for handling major emergencies in the Los Paseos neighborhood
4. District 10 Update
   4.1  District Office staff introductions
   4.2  Matt Mahan update for D10
5. Q&A
6. Adjournment
If you would like to attend our meeting, you can request the Zoom meeting information via the Contact Us page. Otherwise, if you’re on the LPNA mailing list, check your email for meeting information.

Video of LPNA meeting on September 23, 2021

For those unable to attend the last meeting due to the other commitments, we are posting the video here for your viewing.

00:00 Meeting start (LPNA Business)
02:23 LPNA Officer Nominations
03:30
NNO 2021 in Review
06:38
Treasury Report
07:35
Los Paseos Park Improvements
17:15
CERT Emergency Radio Program
23:30
D2 Update – Lucas Ramirez
45:35
SJPD Update – Sgt. Hernandez
54:15
Valley Water – John Varela

Zoom chat logs from meeting

National Night Out 2021

Hi Neighbors,

National Night Out is Back!!

Los Paseos 6th Annual National Night Out:
Tuesday, August 3, 2021, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Los Paseos Park

The first Tuesday in August is National Night Out (NNO). We had to take a year off due to COVID-19, but we are planning a great event this year.  See Pictures of LPNA NNO 2019 here:

https://lospaseosneighbors.com/2019/08/08/another-successful-national-night-out/

The main purpose of this event is to promote public safety and reduce crime by getting to know your neighbors.   Los Paseos Neighborhood Association is hosting this event on August 3 at Los Paseos Park. So come out and meet your neighbors and enjoy the great music of Crimson BluesBrian the Bubble Guy, games, Kid’s Chalk Art Contest, free snacks and free ice cream.  Members of SJPD and other Crime Prevention Specialists, will attend, and if available, SJFD (Station 27).  Also scout troops and some local vendors will have resource tables.  The Cub Scouts will be doing their traditional flag ceremony.

We will follow the guidance of the Santa Clara County Health Department regarding COVID-19 restrictions & recommendations.  Due to health concerns, we will not have the jumpy houses this year or the face painting, but plenty of other safe activities.  Masks are optional since this is an outdoor event.

We are looking for volunteers to help make this event a success.  We need volunteers to hand out snacks, help at the sign-in table, judging the Chalk Art Contest, and help setting up the event and tearing down after the event.  If you are able to lend us an hour of your time, please send an email to vp@lospaseosneighbors.com.  Thank you for your consideration.

Karen Lattin
VP LPNA

Martin Murphy & Los Paseos School security fencing – September 5, 2019 meeting

In case you missed the meeting, see the handout given at the meeting, images below, or in the attached pdf file.
One page lists answers to the Q&A at the first meeting.
The second page is a very preliminary position of the fence (red line) that will connect to the ends of the one chain link fence currently around the track and soccer field, thus surrounding the MHUSD property. This is NOT the final layout.
In attendance:
  • Anessa Espinosa, MHUSD Director of Facilities, running the meeting
  • Steve Betando, MHUSD Superintendent
  • Name not known, MHUSD Construction Design
  • Alex Aesan, Principal of Martin Murphy Middle School
  • Torie O’Reilly, SJ Parks Dept Manager
  • Sergio Jimenez and Vanessa Sandoval of District 2 Office
  • Other attendees: approximately 25 people
Anessa went over the Q&A
All named attendees above gave information related to the reasons for the fence both locally and at other schools across the Bay Area, State and nation.
Also, a discussion of a joint use agreement being discussed between MHUSD and San Jose City Parks (Torie O’Reilly) to address the neighborhood concern that an area that has been used for decades is being eliminated from their use. A suggestion was given to place a running/walking loop between Los Paseos Elementary and the School field; this is on the Park property. Torie took notes and will update us in the future.
A comment about possible continued use is to put in electrically controlled gates as shown in the field photo (see pdf) that would be open during non-school hours, including weekends. This is still under consideration as to type of gates and entrance possibilities.
The neighborhood attendees’ comments were received and taken note of by the named attendees above.
Q & A
Proposed Fencing Layout