Healdsburg City Council
October 21, 2024

PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Healdsburg this 21st day of October 2024, by the following vote:

AYES: Councilmembers: ( )
NOES: Councilmembers: ( )
ABSENT: Councilmembers: ( )
ABSTAINING: Councilmembers: ( )
SO ORDERED: ATTEST:
_________________________________ ___________________________________ David Hagele, Mayor Raina Allan, City Clerk

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Packet Pg. 206 Attachment: Resolution (4619 : Notice of Completion for Fitch Mountain Public Access Improvements Project) Fitch Mountain
Public Access Improvements

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Packet Pg. 207 Attachment: Project Photos (4619 : Notice of Completion for Fitch Mountain Public Access

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Attachment: Certificate of Completion (4619 : Notice of Completion for Fitch Mountain Public Access Improvements Project)

CITY OF HEALDSBURG

NOTICE OF COMPLETION
Project Title: Fitch Mountain Public Access Improvements Project City Project No. ___________
Site Address or
Location: 900 Chanticleer Way
Property Owner: City of Healdsburg
Address: 401 Grove Street, Healdsburg, CA 95448
Nature of Owner’s
Interest Public Facilities
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, Mark Themig, Community Services Director of the City of Healdsburg, California, on August 28, 2024, did file with the City Clerk of the City of Healdsburg, my Certificate of Completion of the following described work the contract for doing, which was heretofore awarded M3 Integrated Services on July 24, 2023, in accordance with the City Clerk and approved by the City Council of said City; That said work and improvements were actually completed on August 12, 2024; That acceptance of the said work and improvements was ordered by City Council Resolution No. _______ - 2024 on October 21, 2024.

That said work and improvements consisted of improvements to provide formal access to the Fitch Mountain Park & Open Space Preserve from the Villa Chanticleer lower parking lot, dog park improvements, parking lot upgrades, and other ADA improvements.

I, Mark Themig, Community Services Director of the City of Healdsburg do hereby certify, under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing is true and correct.

DATED: ATTEST:

Mark Themig Raina Allan
Community Services Director City Clerk
Recording Requested by:

Healdsburg City Clerk
When Recorded Return to:

Healdsburg City Clerk
401 Grove Street
Healdsburg, CA. 95448

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CITY OF HEALDSBURG

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA STAFF REPORT
MEETING DATE: October 21, 2024
SUBJECT: Saggio Hills Development Park Naming
PREPARED BY: Mark Themig, Community Services Director
STRATEGIC INITIATIVE(S):

Maintain and Improve Infrastructure and Facilities
Provide Resident-Driven Community Services
RECOMMENDED ACTION(S):

Adopt a Resolution naming the Saggio Hills Development Park.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT/OUTREACH:

The City launched the naming process in September 2023. In preparation for the launch, staff prepared a web page with information on the park naming process and a naming proposal brochure, both in English and Spanish. Staff pushed information out through the City’s website, emails, and social media, and the Healdsburg Tribune featured a story on the naming process.

Proposals could be submitted electronically through an online fillable form on the City’s website, by email, or hard copy mailed or hand delivered. Staff conducted specific outreach to our Latinx community through Corazon Healdsburg, and outreached directly to members of the indigenous community.

BACKGROUND:

The Development Agreement for the Saggio Hills project required that the developer provide approximately 36 acres of land for a future public park. The City has completed a communitybased master planning process for the new park, and took ownership of the park land in early 2023.

City Council adopted a park naming policy in 2002 to create a uniform way to name existing and future park and/or recreation facilities (attached). The policy’s objectives are to:
• Ensure that naming/memorializing of public parks and recreation facilities will enhance the values and heritage of the City of Healdsburg and will be compatible with community interests.
• Name public parks or recreation facilities so that they will be easily identified as to geographical location and/or function.

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• Encourage the dedication of land or funds for public use by individuals and groups and provide recognition of their achievements or community contributions.

Implementation of the policy includes the following components:
• The City Council has final authority in naming all public parks and recreation facilities within its jurisdiction.
• No park site or recreation facility will be named for a living person, unless the site or facility has been donated by an individual, or a substantial donation has been made by an individual or organization to acquire a park site or recreation facility. • When appropriate, a park or recreation facility can be named in honor of a person, posthumously, when such person has made major contributions to the community, the country, or the field of recreation and parks.
• Historical names may be considered when the name is appropriate to the site.

Additional elements of the City’s current policy include:
• When a park site or recreation facility is carrying out a particular theme, that theme may be considered for the park or recreation facility name.
• Markers such a plaques, signs, etc. for the sole purpose of memorializing are not to be permitted in City parks or recreational facilities. The policy does allow naming items within a park (tree, park furniture, meadow, room, etc.) in recognition of donated funds. • The criteria for naming includes service recognition or monetary/material contribution. • The policy designates the City’s Parks and Recreation Commission the role of soliciting naming ideas and making a recommendation to City Council.

Based on review of records, it appears that there have been two relatively recent park naming processes using this policy: (1) naming Barbieri Brothers Park in the Parkland Farms Development (2002-2003) and (2) naming the grandstands at Recreation Park the “Clarence Ruonavaara Grandstands” (2010). (Attached.)
In preparation for naming the new park, on August 1, 2022, City Council reviewed the City’s park naming policy. During the discussion Council members provided the following input for naming the new park (summarized):
• Follow the policy and charge the Parks and Recreation Commission for leading the process for soliciting community ideas for naming and making suggestions to the City Council • Consider incorporating principles from the City’s ongoing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) work in the naming process
• Define the opportunities for sponsorship naming opportunities; City Council members had differing opinions on whether the entire park could be named after a donor or sponsor Council directed staff to return to City Council with a proposed naming process based on the existing park naming policy for Council consideration. On December 19, 2022, City Council reviewed a proposed naming process that included:

1. Development of bi-lingual naming materials and strategies

2. Naming process outreach and engagement

3. Parks and Recreation Commission ad-hoc committee review and recommendation

4. Parks and Recreation Commission review and recommendation to City Council

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5. City Council consideration of naming proposals
At the December 19, 2022 meeting City Council directed staff to proceed with the naming process with the following additional considerations:
• An allowance within the process to include living people as a naming option • Allowing financial donors to contribute to the park and have a portion of the park named after them, but not the entire park
• Incorporate DEI initiatives including the Indigenous and Latino community in the process • Provide 4 to 5 naming recommendations for City Council’s consideration DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS:

The City received 32 naming proposals with 28 specific names proposed for the park (four proposals were duplicates or similar). The complete list is attached with the proposer’s personal information redacted.

The Parks and Recreation Commission established a Park Naming Committee comprised of Commissioners Conklin and Thwaites who met on December 6, 2023, March 6, 2024, and June 4, 2024 to review and consider names. As part of the review process, the City engaged the services of the Healdsburg Museum and Museum Director and Curator Holly Hoods to review a short list of ten naming proposals for authenticity. Ms. Hoods provided factual information on the ten naming proposals for the Committee.

Staff, along with the Committee and Ms. Hoods, presented the Naming Committee’s recommendation to the Parks and Recreation Commission at a special meeting on August 29th.

The Commission recommended the following four naming proposals for City Council’s consideration. (The complete naming proposals, along with the Healdsburg Museum’s research, are included as Attachment A.)

1. Laura Fish Somersal Park
Laura Fish Somersal was a national leader, linguist and educator of California Indian culture.

A lifelong resident of northern Sonoma County, Laura dedicated much of her life to preserving local Native culture and language, and is world famous as a basket maker. Laura was raised bilingual in Southern Pomo (her father's language) and Wappo (her mother's language).

2. Parque de la Luna
Abel DeLuna was a respected and influential business, community and civic leader in Healdsburg during the 1970s and 80s. He and his wife Emilia, a beautician, moved to Healdsburg after they were married in 1970. Notable in Healdsburg history, Abel DeLuna became the first Mexican-American elected to the Healdsburg City Council, in March 1976.

He served as Mayor from March 1978 to April 1980. At age 31, he became the youngest and the first Latino Mayor elected.

3. Pomo-Wappo Park (modified by Committee from original proposal of “Pomo Park”) Pomo is the term used to describe Native people who speak related languages in Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino Counties. The Southern Pomo-speaking people of the Healdsburg area

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are the Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians, a federally recognized tribe. They call themselves the Mahilakaune. In addition to the Southern Pomo, Western Wappo speaking people are native to this area. They identify as Mishewal-Wappo.

4. Smith Robinson Park
The Robinson family was the only African American family in town when Jesse and Elzora Robinson moved to Healdsburg in 1919. Their son Smith Robinson stands out in Healdsburg history as the community’s beloved “Ambassador of Good Will.” A popular student leader and star athlete, Smith graduated from Healdsburg High School in 1927. While attending college and playing football at UC Berkeley, a life-threatening heart condition sent him home to Healdsburg. Choosing to make the most of whatever time he had, Smith devoted the rest of his life to service.

As part of the recommendation, the Commission prioritized Laura Fish Somersal Park as the preferred recommendation due to her representation of both the Wappo and Pomo Indians, and her contributions to carrying on the Wappo and Pomo language and traditions.

City Council is asked to consider the naming recommendations. Staff, along with Ms. Hoods from the Healdsburg Museum, will present the Commission’s recommendation for City Council’s consideration.

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP:

Not applicable.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Consider other names that were received as part of the naming solicitation process.

2. Consider names that were not received as part of the naming solicitation process.

3. Do not move forward with a naming proposal and provide additional direction to staff.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact associated with the naming of the park.

ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS:

Pursuant to Title 14, the California Code of Regulations, Section 15378(b)(4)(5) of the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) guidelines, the proposed action is an administrative activity of the City that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment; and therefore, is not a project for purposes of CEQA.

ATTACHMENT(S):

A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation B. Park Naming Resolution
C. Park Naming Public Comment
D. Healdsburg Park Naming Policy - 2002
E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List

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City of Healdsburg
Saggio Hills Development Park
Park Naming Proposals – Parks and Recreation Commission Recommendation August 29, 2024

1. Laura Fish Somersal Park*

2. Parque de la Luna

3. Pomo-Wappo Park (modified by Committee from original proposal of “Pomo Park”)

4. Smith Robinson Park
*Preferred naming recommendation.

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Laura Fish Somersal was a Dry Creek Pomo and Wappo traditionalist, master basket weaver, and fluent speaker of the Native languages. She was born in 1892 and passed away in 1990, so her experience of the changing landscape, society, and way of living was vast. She was a connection for her People to the “old” ways of living including how to tend to and gather the natural resources in Sonoma County, including basketry materials, traditional foods, and medicines. She was a devout advocate in preserving the culture of her people including teaching the younger generations the Wappo and Pomo languages, basketweaving, traditional songs and dances, spiritual practices, and so much more. She was known worldwide for her basketweaving and many of the most esteemed museums house her works of art and her baskets are sought after by elite basket collectors.

Laura Fish Somersal was a a local Indigenous woman from the Dry Creek Rancheria who was a dedicated and strong advocate for the preservation of her culture, language, and traditional ways of being. She shared her knowledge with all who were interested in learning from her including well-known linguists and anthropologists as well as members of her family and the local community. She often visited university campuses, including Sonoma State University and the Santa Rosa Junior College, sharing her knowledge to eager students. She was a cultural advisor for the Army Corps of Engineers during the construction of Warm Springs Dam to document sacred sites, villages, and to transplant basketry material lost in the flooding of the valley. She was recognized March 6-12, 1983 for the National Women’s History Week project with a photo of her basket and her hands as the art for the national poster.

Laura Fish Somersal was an Indigenous woman born and raised in Sonoma County, who lived her life on the Dry Creek Rancheria in Alexander Valley. Her master basketry skills are known world-wide and when a person has an interest in Pomo and Wappo basketry, her baskets are often the most sought after due to their fine and delicate weaving and intricate basket designs.

If other, please explain *
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
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Packet Pg. 221 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Laura Fish Somersal, 1892-1990
Laura Fish Somersal was a national leader, linguist and educator of California Indian culture. A lifelong resident of northern Sonoma County, Laura dedicated much of her life to preserving local Native culture and language. She is world famous as a basket maker.

Laura Fish Somersal was one of the most celebrated weavers in 20th century California. Her basketry was exhibited throughout the state during her lifetime. Laura was an instructor of basketry and of Wappo and Pomo languages at Sonoma State University for 7 years and at Ya-KaAma in Healdsburg for 10 years. Laura also taught the Dry Creek Traditional Dancers in Geyserville. She served as a consultant on basketry to the Smithsonian Institute. Laura demonstrated and taught basket weaving and related practices at museums in New York, Santa Rosa Junior College and at the University of California. Her work is part of the permanent collections at the Smithsonian, the Oakland Museum of California, and elsewhere.

Laura was raised bilingual in Southern Pomo (her father's language) and Wappo (her mother's language). She eventually learned English. Her mother, Mary Ely, was blind, so Laura Fish learned weaving from others. As her mother's caretaker, she avoided being sent away to boarding school, and thus continued speaking Wappo rather than being forced to use English only. She played a key role in the effort to preserve Native access to traditional sedge beds at Warm Springs Dam. Sedge root is extensively used in Pomo and Wappo basketweaving. Laura’s basketry is part of the permanent display at the Warm Springs Dam visitor center.

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Packet Pg. 222 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Per Women in UC Berkeley Linguistics, Laura Fish Somersal worked on language documentation with multiple Berkeley researchers — Sydney Lamb (in 1955), Harvey Carlson (in the 1980s), and Jesse Sawyer (from 1959 to 1986) — and with linguists at UC Santa Barbara (Charles Li and Sandra Thompson, from 1975 to 1990, in work supported by the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages and archived at Berkeley in the California Language Archive). Her work with her friend Sawyer yielded a dictionary (1965), a text publication (1977), and a Wappo grammatical sketch (1991) as well as several specialized studies.

Laura Fish Somersall passed away at 97 in 1990, leaving one son and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Laura is buried at Shiloh Cemetery in Windsor. Over 30 years after her death, Laura Fish Somersall is still fondly remembered and respected as a Culture-Bearer by Pomo and Wappo people.

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Packet Pg. 223 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming)

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Packet Pg. 225 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Abel DeLuna (1947 -still living)
Abel DeLuna was a respected and influential business, community and civic leader in Healdsburg during the 1970s and 80s. He and his wife Emilia, a beautician, moved to Healdsburg after they were married in 1970. Notable in Healdsburg history, Abel DeLuna became the first MexicanAmerican elected to the Healdsburg City Council, in March 1976. He served as Mayor from March 1978 to April 1980. At age 31, he became the youngest and the first Latino Mayor elected.

Born in Zacatecas, Mexico, Abel moved to Juarez, Chihuahua with his family as a child. When he finished high school, he decided to go to the United States with his father. Because Abel had a brother in Calistoga, they came to Napa County in 1967. The DeLuna family worked in agriculture, picking grapes, pears and prunes. Abel could not speak English, so he enrolled at Napa Junior College Night School. After his English improved, he became a community aide in the Office for Economic Opportunity in Napa. Realizing that many Mexican immigrants needed help, he and some friends organized OLLE (Organization LatinaAmericana de Liberacion Economico) and were successful in acquiring a $50,000 grant from OEO for community programs. Next, he "put together" El Porvenir Federal Credit Union and wasitsfirst president... then MAPA (MexicanAmerican Political Association), which dealt with scholarships for Latinos and with making politicians aware of their needs.

Abel worked with the Office of Economic Opportunity to open a small store (La Luna Handy Store) with his family in Rutherford, Napa County. It was successful enough for him to branch out to Healdsburg two years later. He subsequently expanded to Ukiah.

Abel and Emilia DeLuna, 1972
In 1972, Abel DeLuna opened La Luna Market (on Center Street where Casa del Mole is located today). According to an interview in the Healdsburg Tribune, De Luna believed “that it is important for the Mexican American community to have a market where both English and Spanish is spoken and where they can see a Mexican American merchant behind the counter… also that it is important for Anglo customers to learn that Mexican Americans can run a clean orderly store.”

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Packet Pg. 226 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Profiled in the Press Democrat in 1975, Abel explained, “We were really poor. We all [7 children] lived in one room. My father was a farm worker in the United States and was home only three or four months of the year. He made enough for the food, but not for much else. So, I gave the money I earned to my parents. But I also wanted to do something for them, so we would not be poor forever. I wanted to get ahead.”
From 1978 - 1987, Abel DeLuna operated the Aven Theater, a movie theater, on North Street (where the Raven Playhouse is located today). During his tenure, the movie theater featured regular Spanish language films as well as first-run English language films.

Aven Theater on North Street, Healdsburg, during DeLuna ownership, c. 1978 Since moving to southern California in the 1990s, Abel DeLuna has continued to expand as an entrepreneur. He moved into music, including buying and operating multiple radio stations and DJ work, forming Luna Music Co. and Luna Management Co. He also worked at Sony as a Senior VP Regional Mexican. Currently Abel DeLuna is featured on Linked In as a record producer, artistic representative, manager and show promoter, based in Montebello, CA.

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Packet Pg. 228 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Name of the Indigenous people of the area
Healdsburg honors the 19th Century founders with many street and place names, but it has does not adequately honor the people who were here before Harmon Heald plotted the town,
This is self-evident.

The Pomo people were the dominant indigenous group in the area.

If other, please explain *
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
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Packet Pg. 229 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Pomo Park
Pomo is the term used to describe Native people who speak related languages in Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino Counties. The Pomo language spoken in the Healdsburg vicinity is identified as “Southern Pomo” by linguists and ethnographers. The Southern Pomo-speaking people of the Healdsburg area are the Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians, a federally recognized tribe.

They call themselves the Mahilakaune. In addition to the Southern Pomo, Western Wappospeaking people are native to this area. They identify as Mishewal-Wappo. The Wappo were/are a real tribe, yet they have lost federal recognition (which they continue to legitimately appeal). Both the Southern Pomo and Western Wappo have ancestral ties to the Healdsburg area.

Recommend that the tribe(s) should be consulted about this name if it is considered further. Chris Wright is the Chair of the tribe for the Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians. Scott Gabaldon is tribal chair of Mishewal Wappo.

May want to consider Pomo-Wappo Park.

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Packet Pg. 230 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming)

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Packet Pg. 231 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) No other
Smith Robinson, a native of Healdsburg did years of service in town with Rotary.

He helped adopt a battalion during the Korean War. Was on This is Your Life.

Written up in Ebony and Readers Digest.

He did work with the youth choir with the Federated Church.

He was African American and well loved by the Healdsburg Community from 1930 to 1960's.

The high school gymnasium is named after him.

Read what I wrote.

Yes. Read what I wrote
If other, please explain *
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Smith ‘Smitty’ Robinson was a dedicated Healdsburg citizen who was highly active in the community.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Smitty was an African American resident of Healdsburg at a time when there was far less diversity in town.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes, Smitty was a well known Healdsburg figure who served his country in the armed forces and appeared on television - This is Your Life.

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Packet Pg. 234 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Smith Robinson (1907 -1963)
The Robinson family was the only African American family in town when Jesse and Elzora Robinson moved to Healdsburg in 1919. Their daughter Effie, born in 1920, was the first Black child born in Healdsburg. Theirson Smith Robinson stands out in Healdsburg history asthe community’s beloved “Ambassador of Good Will.”
A popular student leader and star athlete, Smith graduated from Healdsburg High School in 1927.

While attending college and playing football at UC Berkeley, a life-threatening heart condition sent him home to Healdsburg. Smith took a job as custodian for Healdsburg General Hospital where he became an indispensable member of the team.

Choosing to make the most of whatever time he had, Smith devoted the rest of his life to service.

He became a track and football coach for the high school and an assistant scout leader. Smith became director of the youth Chancel Choir at the Healdsburg Federated Church (Presbyterian and Methodist). When World War II started, Smith was unable to serve in the military, so he contributed to the war effort by raising morale. He wrote up to 300 personal letters a month and mailed "Smitty's Scoops," his chatty hometown newsletter, to every Healdsburg service member.

Healdsburg was a small, close-knit community in 1951 when Fred Weyand commanded the U.S.

Army 7th Infantry Regiment's 1st Battalion. From the Korean battle front, Lt. Col. Weyand wrote to his wife in Healdsburg, concerned about the shortage of personal items or comforts for his men.

Would the town of Healdsburg consider "adopting" the Battalion? Smith Robinson enthusiastically agreed to chair the 1st Battalion committee. Mayor Roy Henderson issued a proclamation in 1951 that the community of Healdsburg would "adopt" the Battalion.

At 1,000 men, the Battalion was 1/3 of the size of Healdsburg, population 3,184, in 1951. Every service club, congregation or volunteer group contributed time, labor, gifts or money. The grateful soldiers received shipments of magazines, cookies, tobacco, candles, radios, stationery, sewing kits and toiletries.

Word spread about Healdsburg and the Adopted Battalion. The Army publicized the upbeat story.

Healdsburg’s fame grew as articles appeared in Ebony and Reader’s Digest. Smith Robinson, a Healdsburg Rotary club member and chair of Sonoma County Council for Civic Unity, became famous for his support of troops and local youth. In 1954, he was surprised as the featured guest on the television show, “This is Your Life.” In November of 1960, the same month he was named Ambassador of Good Will by the Healdsburg City Council, Smith’s health took a turn for the worse, and he needed expensive heart surgery. Citizens of Healdsburg threw a massive party and auction to fundraise for Smith’s procedure. The benefit netted over $52,000 in today’s dollars, but Smith’s weakened condition made him unable to undergo surgery. On July 15, 1963, Smith died at the age of 55. The Smith Robinson Gymnasium at Healdsburg High School was dedicated the following

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Packet Pg. 235 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) year. Still remembered today, Smith Robinson’s legacy of friendship and service exemplifies the volunteer spirit of Healdsburg.

Smith Robinson, Grand marshal of FFA parade, with Mother Elzora Harper Robinson, 1953

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Packet Pg. 236 Attachment: A. Saggio Hills Park Naming - Commission Recommendation (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming)

CITY OF HEALDSBURG
RESOLUTION NO. -2024

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

HEALDSBURG NAMING THE SAGGIO HILLS DEVELOPMENT

PARK THE PARK
WHEREAS, the Development Agreement for the Saggio Hills project required that the developer provide approximately 36 acres of land for a future public park; and WHEREAS, the City has completed a community-based master planning process for the new park, and took ownership of the park land in early 2023; and WHEREAS, City Council adopted a park naming policy in 2002 to create a uniform way to name existing and future park and/or recreation facilities; and WHEREAS, the City launched the Saggio Hills park naming process in September 2023; and WHEREAS, the City received 32 naming proposals with 28 specific names proposed for the park; and
WHEREAS, Pursuant to Title 14, the California Code of Regulations, Section 15378(b)(4)(5) of the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) guidelines, the proposed action is an administrative activity of the City that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment; and therefore, is not a project for purposes of CEQA.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Healdsburg does hereby:

1. Name the new park in the Saggio Hills Development the Park.

2. Finds that the naming of the park is an administrative activity of the City that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment; and therefore, is not a project for purposes of CEQA.

PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Healdsburg this 21st Day of October 2024, by the following vote:

AYES: Councilmembers: ()
NOES: Councilmembers: ()
ABSENT: Councilmembers: ()
ABSTAINING: Councilmembers: ()
SO ORDERED: ATTEST:
_________________________________
David Hagele, Mayor Raina Allan, City Clerk

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Packet Pg. 237 Attachment: B. Park Naming Resolution (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) From: Abel De Luna
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] - Parks & Recreation Weighs Names for Saggio Hills Park Date: Tuesday, September 10, 2024 9:03:49 PM
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Hello Healdsburg Parks & Recreation Commission,
I just wanted to share my family's pride and appreciation for considering my father's name for the new Saggio Hills Park. My father, Abel De Luna, and has always taken great pride in his part of Healdsburg's history. When I found out today about this consideration and shared the news with him, he was speechless and honored. Thank you for giving us this special moment.

With gratitude,
Abel A. De Luna
https://www.healdsburgtribune.com/parks-recreation-weighs-names-for-saggio-hillspark/#comment-8246

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To: Raina Allan
Cc: Jeff Kay; Mark Themig
Subject: FW: [EXTERNAL] - Information
Date: Monday, October 14, 2024 4:43:51 PM
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Hi Council,
Passing along the below message.

Best,
________________________________________
RAINA ALLAN, CMC, CPMC | City Clerk/Public Information Officer City of Healdsburg | City Manager’s Office
401 Grove Street, Healdsburg, CA 95448
Office: (707) 431-3316
[email protected] | healdsburg.gov
From: Evelyn Mitchell <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2024 4:39 PM
To: Raina Allan <[email protected]>
Subject: Fwd: [EXTERNAL] - Information
Please forward to the council.

Thanks.

Evelyn Mitchell, Vice Mayor
City of Healdsburg
707-953-2226

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Packet Pg. 240 Attachment: C. Park Naming Public Comment (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) you in person at the City Council meeting on 10/21/
Begin forwarded message:

From: ABEL DE LUNA < >
Subject: INFORMATION
Date: October 12, 2024 at 9:59:12 PM PDT
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>, [email protected]
Cc: Abel De Luna < >
First and foremost, I was extremely honored to hear of the nomination for Saggio Hills Park to be called “Parque de Luna.” I wanted to reach out personally to express my gratitude for your time, and would like to ask you take a moment to view the newspaper articles I’m attaching. They are just some of the special moments documented of the amazing things we
accomplished for the city of Healdsburg during my time as City Councilman, Vice Mayor & Mayor.

We dropped off newspapers clippings in persons at city hall, but I am attaching same additional articles for your review.

I am not
computer savvy, so I am sending in three different Emails..

Please don’t hesitate to reach out, I am available for any conversations or questions. I look forward to meeting some of you in person at the City Council meeting on 10/21/

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Packet Pg. 241 Attachment: C. Park Naming Public Comment (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) By JOSEPH TREVINO

PARA LA PRENSA SONOMA
Abel De Luna ha hecho
casi de todo.

Se convirtió en el
primer alcalde latino de Healdsburg hace 46 años, dirigió varios negocios locales, incluidos supermercados, estaciones de
radio y un cine.

Ha liderado el sello musical independiente latino más
grande del país y promovido a
algunos de los artistas hispanos
más importantes, como el legendario cantante de rancheras Vicente Fernández y el ícono de
la música pop Juan Gabriel.

Pregúntenle qué sigue ¿Jubilarse?
No es probable. El relajado
y amable De Luna, de 78 años,
dice que trató de jubilarse hace
algunos años, pero no funcionó.
“La verdad es que ya debería
estar jubilado y no hacer nada
más. Pero creo que si dejo de
trabajar, mi mente dejará de
funcionar. Me moriría pronto”,
dijo. “Creo que mi cuerpo ha
estado acostumbrado a trabajar
toda mi vida. Si mi cuerpo no
trabaja, se va a enfermar”.

Así que sigue adelante. Aunque sus días de servicio público han quedado atrás, De Luna
De Luna reflexiona sobre su camino por los
negocios, la política y el entretenimiento
¡VIDA!

JOHN BURGESS / THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
Abel De Luna, shown here, in downtown Healdsburg. Elected to the Healdsburg City Council in 1976, he became the city’s first Latino mayor two years later.

By JOSEPH TREVINO

FOR LA PRENSA SONOMA
Abel De Luna has just
about done it all.

He became the first
Latino mayor of Healdsburg 46
years ago, and headed several
local businesses including grocery stores, radio stations and a movie theater.

He has helmed the largest independent Latino music label in the country and promoted some
of the biggest Hispanic artists,
like ranchera legend Vicente
Fernandez and pop music icon
Juan Gabriel.

Ask him what’s next. Retirement?
Not likely. The easygoing, amiable De Luna, 78, said he tried to retire some years ago, but it
didn’t work out.
“Truth is, I should be retired
and not do anything anymore.

But I thought and I still think
that if I stop working, my mind
will not work. I'm going to die
soon,” he said. “I believe that the
body is used to working all my
life. If my body doesn't work, it's
going to get sick.”
So, he goes on. Though his
public service days are behind
him, De Luna is still a big name
in local Latino entertainment.

He heads two of the largest
local Spanish-language radio
stations — La Maquina Musical,
which airs at 105.7 FM, 1460 AM
and 94.7 FM. The other station is
La Musikera is KZNB 107.5FM
and 1490 AM.

After a brief hiatus, De Luna
returned to his promoter ways,
continuously touring Mexico
and all over the U.S. promoting,
Mexican regional music bands
like Arkangel R15. He still heads
Luna Music Label, which offers
a vast digital catalog of Latino
artists.

Humble roots
The man who would become
a politician, business owner
and big-time music promoter
was born in the small town of
Modelo, in the Mexican state of
Zacatecas. De Luna recalled he
grew up impoverished, which
led his family to move to the
border town of Ciudad Juárez.

When he was 19, he moved to
Napa, to work as a farmworker
in the vineyards. Later he would
work picking lettuce in Salinas, a tough, physical job that convinced him he should pursue
other work.
“I cried, I suffered” he recalled. “I said to myself, ‘I have to go to school. I have to prepare
myself. This is not for me.’”
De Luna saved some money
and bought a grocery store
in Rutherford, which was a
success. He later bought another
store, La Luna Market and
Taqueria.

Seeing that local Latinos
struggled to see Mexican movies, he bought a movie theater in Yountville, where moviegoers
would drive hours to go to see
the latest flicks from Mexico.

He eventually moved to
Healdsburg, where his love for
people got him interested in
politics, he said.

De Luna improved his English
and started getting involved
with community groups and
activists, meeting the legendary
farmworker rights activist Cesar
Chavez in the San Joaquin Valley during the grape boycott. “I loved listening to Cesar,
talking about the stories, why
we have to organize, why we
have to be different, why we
have to suffer, why we have to
grow. I mean, listening to him
was fascinating. It filled you up,
it enlightened you,” he said.

Serving his city
His meeting with Chavez
and other well-known Latino
leaders, including working in
Robert Kennedy’s 1968 campaign for president, spurred De Luna become active in the local
community. After a meeting
with two friends, he put his hat
in as a candidate in the 1976 race
Healdsburg City Council.

To everyone’s surprised, De
Luna won.
“I didn't expect it, but the
same people in the community
didn't think I could win either,”
he recalled.

Once on the City Council, De
Luna spearheaded several projects, including building a public pool, supporting the creation
of a police cadet academy for
local students, improving the
wastewater collection system,
acquiring new trucks for the
fire department and convincing
a cable network to include the
Spanish International Network
(now Univision) in their lineup.

In 1978, his council colleagues
chose him to be mayor and he
served in the role for two years.

They wanted him to finish the
projects he’d started, De Luna
recalled.

Former politician, business
man has no plans to retire
Healdsburg’s 1st Latino mayor reflects on path as a community leader through his many roles

JOHN BURGESS / THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
Abel De Luna fue elegido miembro del Concejo Municipal de Healdsburg en 1976.

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Packet Pg. 242 Attachment: C. Park Naming Public Comment (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) “They said, ‘I believe you
started some projects you have
not finished. We should do a
motion so you can follow up on
them,’” he said.

Though De Luna felt he
accomplished much on the council, he was hampered at the time by his then-limited command
of English, which hurt him on
the campaign trail when it came
time to run for reelection, where
he came up short.

His business and family obligations also weighed heavily. He wanted to pay for his children’s
education, something which he
had not been able to accomplish
up until that point.

Still, he recalls his time on
the council fondly and remains
proud of being the city’s first
Latino mayor.
“I remember those days as
something very special in my
life. I learned how you can keep
helping the community after
politics. I have kept on helping. I
am always very active. I left politics, but I keep helping people,” he said.

Let the music play
After he left the City Council in
1980, De Luna focused on another
of his many ventures: show
business. When he immigrated to
California, he noticed there was a
growing Latino population but a
shortage of Latino records.

He started stocking his
grocery stores with records
but quickly became frustrated
that distributors lacked a good
catalog of Mexican music. He
decided to create his own distribution company and called it Luna Music.

His distribution company
grew into an independent record
label with offices in Los Angeles
and several Mexican cities, with
over 150 employees. Luna Music
signed many big acts, including
Los Caminantes, the classic
Mexican regional music band of
the 1980s.

De Luna also became a music
promoter, often working with
Arnulfo Delgado, the acclaimed
promoter who started the
famous “caravanas,” which
consisted of traveling caravans
of popular Latino acts as they
toured across the country, appearing back-to-back on a single show. They packed venues
including the Million-Dollar
Theater in Los Angeles and New
York’s Madison Square Garden.

Alas, the caravanas, with their
long tours and thrilling post-concert bashes sometimes proved to be overly wild. Like that time the
rivalry between the two ranchera
legends Fernandez and Gerardo
Reyes almost ended in a fistfight
in San Francisco as fellow superstars Juan Gabriel and Rocio Durcal watched on; screen icon
and comedian Eulalio Gonzalez
“Piporro” had to step in.
“I thought they were going
to come to blows. Gerardo
was tough, he was the type of
person who did not think, but
punched,” De Luna recalled.
“They were beautiful tours,
because you got to live together
with all the stars.”
All along De Luna started
buying radio stations across the
country. At one point he had
about 30.

The Luna way
The beginning of the end of
the golden age of the Latino
music came during the 1980s,
when the industry started to be
besieged by counterfeit cassette
tapes, De Luna said. The death
blow came during the housing
market crash of 2008.

The big record labels started
buying out the smaller recording companies. De Luna sold a large part of his catalog to Sony
Music and ended up laying-off
his recording acts.

Still, some of that music has
found a second act in the digital
age, he said. People are rediscovering some of those old artists on the web.

He retired for a few years,
but discovered something was
amiss. De Luna returned to his
roots and hit the road with some
of his bands like Arcangel AR15.

Locally, his two radio stations
are doing well. While most Spanish-language radio stations often use syndicated national deejays,
La Musikera and La Maquina
use local talent.

The advice De Luna gives to
young people who want to make
something of themselves in the
world is what he learned from
the likes of Fernandez, Gabriel
and Los Caminantes: Be disciplined and work very hard. “You have to enjoy it, you have
to feel it in your veins,” he said.

He also urges fellow immigrants and newcomers be active in their communities. If possible, seek an office and work for changes that will help current
residents and future generations, he said.
“I felt that it did not matter
back then if you were of Latino
or Mexican origin. I felt we were
a group of citizens trying to have
a better city,” he said. “I think it
is very important for our people
to be active. Do not just complain and do nothing.”

JOHN BURGESS / THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
Abel De Luna once owned the Raven, which was then known as the Haven Theater, in Healdsburg. He became the first Latino mayor of Healdburg in 1978.

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sigue siendo un nombre importante en el entretenimiento local latino.

Dirige dos de las estaciones de
radio en español más grandes
de la zona: La Máquina Musical,
que transmite en 105.7 FM, 1460
AM y 94.7 FM. La otra estación es
La Musikera, que se transmite en
KZNB 107.5 FM y 1490 AM.

Tras una breve pausa, De
Luna volvió a sus raíces como
promotor, recorriendo continuamente México y Estados
Unidos promoviendo bandas de
música regional mexicana como
Arkángel R15. También sigue al
frente de Luna Music Label, que
ofrece un vasto catálogo digital
de artistas latinos.

Raíces humildes
El hombre que se convertiría
en político, empresario y gran
promotor musical nació en el
pequeño pueblo de Modelo, en el
estado mexicano de Zacatecas.

De Luna recuerda que creció
en la pobreza, lo que llevó a su
familia a mudarse a la ciudad
fronteriza de Ciudad Juárez.

Cuando tenía 19 años, se mudó
a Napa para trabajar como
jornalero en los viñedos. Luego
trabajó recogiendo lechuga en
Salinas, un trabajo duro y físico
que lo convenció de que debía
buscar otro tipo de empleo.
"Lloré, sufrí", recordó. "Me
dije a mí mismo: 'Tengo que ir
a la escuela. Tengo que prepararme. Esto no es para mí'".

De Luna ahorró algo de dinero
y compró una tienda de comestibles en Rutherford, que fue todo un éxito. Más tarde compró
otra tienda, La Luna Market y
Taquería.

Al ver que a los latinos locales
no les era fácil ver películas
mexicanas, compró un cine en
Yountville, al que la gente conducía durante horas para ver las últimas películas de México.

Finalmente, se mudó a Healdsburg, donde su amor por la gente lo llevó a interesarse por la política, según él mismo cuenta.

De Luna mejoró su inglés y
empezó a involucrarse con grupos comunitarios y activistas, conociendo al legendario líder
de los derechos de los trabajadores agrícolas, César Chávez, en el Valle de San Joaquín
durante el boicot a las uvas.
"Me encantaba escuchar a
César, hablar de las historias,
por qué tenemos que organizarnos, por qué tenemos que ser diferentes, por qué tenemos que
sufrir, por qué tenemos que crecer. Escucharlo era fascinante.

Te llenaba, te iluminaba", dijo.

Sirviendo a su ciudad
Su encuentro con Chávez y
otros líderes latinos conocidos,
incluido su trabajo en la campaña presidencial de Robert Kennedy en 1968, impulsó a De
Luna a ser activo en la comunidad local. Tras una reunión con dos amigos, se lanzó como
candidato en las elecciones de
1976 al Concejo Municipal de
Healdsburg.

Para sorpresa de todos, De
Luna ganó.
“No lo esperaba, pero la
misma gente de la comunidad
tampoco pensaba que pudiera
ganar”, recordó.

Una vez en el Concejo Municipal, De Luna lideró varios proyectos, incluyendo la construcción de una piscina
pública, el apoyo a la creación
de una academia de cadetes de
policía para estudiantes locales,
la mejora del sistema de recolección de aguas residuales, la adquisición de nuevos camiones
para el departamento de bomberos y la persuasión a una red de cable para que incluyera la Red
Internacional Española (ahora
Univisión) en su programación.

En 1978, sus colegas del concejo lo eligieron como alcalde y ocupó el cargo durante dos
años. Querían que terminara los
proyectos que había comenzado,
recordó De Luna.
“Dijeron: ‘Creo que empezaste
algunos proyectos que no has
terminado. Deberíamos hacer
una moción para que los sigas’”,
dijo.

Aunque De Luna sintió que
logró mucho en el concejo, su
limitado dominio del inglés en
ese momento le perjudicó durante la campaña de reelección, en la que no tuvo éxito.

Sus obligaciones comerciales
y familiares también pesaban
mucho. Quería pagar la educación de sus hijos, algo que hasta ese momento no había
podido lograr.

Aún así, recuerda su tiempo
en el concejo con cariño y se
siente orgulloso de haber sido
el primer alcalde latino de la
ciudad.
“Recuerdo esos días como
algo muy especial en mi vida.

Aprendí cómo se puede seguir
ayudando a la comunidad
después de la política. He seguido sirviendo. Siempre estoy muy activo. Dejé la política, pero sigo
ayudando a la gente”, dijo.

Que siga la música
Después de dejar el Concejo
Municipal en 1980, De Luna se
centró en otro de sus muchos
negocios: el mundo del espectáculo. Cuando emigró a California, notó que había una creciente población latina pero una escasez de discos latinos.

Comenzó a vender discos en
sus tiendas de comestibles, pero
pronto se frustró al ver que los
distribuidores carecían de un
buen catálogo de música mexicana. Decidió crear su propia empresa de distribución y la
llamó Luna Music.

Su empresa de distribución se
convirtió en un sello discográfico independiente con oficinas en Los Ángeles y varias ciudades
mexicanas, con más de 150
empleados. Luna Music firmó
con muchos grandes artistas,
incluidos Los Caminantes, la
clásica banda de música regional mexicana de los años 80.

De Luna también se convirtió
en promotor musical, a menudo
trabajando con Arnulfo Delgado,
el aclamado promotor que inició
las famosas “caravanas”, consistentes en recorridos itinerantes de artistas latinos populares que
viajaban por el país, presentándose consecutivamente en un solo espectáculo. Llenaron
recintos como el Million-Dollar Theater en Los Ángeles y el Madison Square Garden de
Nueva York.

Sin embargo, las caravanas,
con sus largas giras y emocionantes fiestas post-concierto, a veces resultaron ser demasiado
salvajes. Como aquella vez en
que la rivalidad entre los dos legendarios rancheros Fernández y Gerardo Reyes casi terminó
en una pelea a puñetazos en San
Francisco, mientras las también
superestrellas Juan Gabriel y
Rocío Dúrcal observaban; el
ícono de la pantalla y comediante Eulalio González “Piporro” tuvo que intervenir.
“Pensé que iban a llegar a los
golpes. Gerardo era duro, era el
tipo de persona que no pensaba,
sino que golpeaba”, recordó De
Luna. ”Eran giras hermosas,
porque llegabas a convivir con
todas las estrellas“.

De Luna empezó a comprar
estaciones de radio en todo el
país. En un momento llegó a
tener unas 30.

El estilo de Luna
El principio del fin de la edad
de oro de la música latina llegó
durante los años 80, cuando la
industria comenzó a ser asediada por casetes falsificados, dijo De Luna. El golpe de gracia llegó
durante la crisis del mercado de
la vivienda de 2008.

Los grandes sellos discográficos empezaron a comprar
las compañías disqueras más
pequeñas. De Luna vendió gran
parte de su catálogo a Sony
Music y acabó despidiendo a sus
artistas.

Sin embargo, parte de esa
música ha encontrado una
segunda oportunidad en la era
digital, comentó. La gente está
redescubriendo algunos de esos
viejos artistas en la red.

Se retiró durante algunos
años, pero descubrió que algo
andaba mal. De Luna volvió a
sus raíces y se lanzó a la carretera con algunas de sus bandas como Arkángel AR15.

A nivel local, sus dos estaciones de radio van bien.

Mientras que la mayoría de las
estaciones de radio en español
suelen utilizar locutores nacionales sindicados, La Musikera y La Máquina Musical emplean
talento local.

El consejo que De Luna da a
los jóvenes que quieren hacer algo en el mundo es lo que aprendió de personas como
Fernández, Gabriel y Los
Caminantes: ser disciplinado y
trabajar muy duro.
“Tienes que disfrutarlo, tienes
que sentirlo en las venas”, dijo.

También insta a los inmigrantes y recién llegados a ser activos en sus comunidades.

Si es posible, buscar un cargo
público y trabajar por cambios
que beneficien a los residentes
actuales y a las futuras generaciones, agregó.
“Sentía que no importaba en
ese entonces si eras de origen
latino o mexicano. Sentía que
éramos un grupo de ciudadanos
tratando de tener una mejor
ciudad”, dijo. “Creo que es muy
importante que nuestra gente
sea activa. Que no solo se quejen
y no hagan nada”.

REFLEXIONA
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THE PRESS DEMOCRAT • SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2024 ¡VIDA! L23

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Hi Council,
Here is another one I am passing along.

Best,
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RAINA ALLAN, CMC, CPMC | City Clerk/Public Information Officer City of Healdsburg | City Manager’s Office
401 Grove Street, Healdsburg, CA 95448
Office (707) 431-3316
[email protected] | healdsburg.gov
From: Evelyn Mitchell <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday October 14 2024 4 38 PM
To: Raina Allan <[email protected]>
Subject: Fwd [EXTERNAL] - INFORMATION
Can you please forward to the other council members. Thanks! Evelyn Mitchell, Vice Mayor
City of Healdsburg
707-953-2226
Begin forwarded message:

From: ABEL DE LUNA
Date: October 14, 2024 at 4:24:41 PM PDT
To: Evelyn Mitchell <[email protected]>, Chris Herrod <[email protected] >
Cc: ABEL DE LUNA
Subject: [EXTERNAL] - INFORMATION
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I am sorry I am having problem s Emaling this information...

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Packet Pg. 248 Attachment: C. Park Naming Public Comment (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) From: Jeff Kay
To: Rebecca Hermosillo
Cc: Raina Allan; Mark Themig
Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] - Parque de Luna
Date: Friday, October 11, 2024 2:19:12 PM
Ms. Hermosillo,
Thank you for your message. I am confirming that we will share it with the City Council.

Best,
Jeff
Sent from my iPhone.
> On Oct 11, 2024, at 11:21 AM, Rebecca Hermosillo wrote:
>
> [CAUTION:] This email originated from outside your organization. Exercise caution when opening attachments or clicking links, especially from unknown senders.
>
>
> Hi Mr. Kay,
>
> I’m hoping you can forward my comments to your Mayor and City Council. >
> Dear Mayor Hagle and Councilmembers,
>
> I am a Sonoma County Resident and the first Latina Supervisor for Sonoma County. I’d like to share with you > my support for naming your park “Parque de Luna” in honor of Abel’s immense contributions to the Latino community in Sonoma County.
>
> I know you have several great names that you can choose from. I also know it’s not often that we are in a position to honor someone while they are still alive. Your naming the park after Abel de Luna will send a clear message to your latino community.
>
> Thank you for your time and consideration and for all that you do for Healdsburg. >
>
> Rebecca Hermosillo

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October 14, 2024
To the Healdsburg City Council Board:
• David Hagele, Mayor
• Evelyn Mitchell, Vice Mayor
• Ron Edwards, Council Member
• Chris Herrod, Council Member
• Ariel Kelley, Council Member
I would like to submit a letter of support to name the park, “Parque de Luna” in honor of Healdsburg’s first Mexican Mayor, my paternal uncle, Abel De Luna.

Growing up in Healdsburg, I had so many pleasant childhood memories. One of these memories occurred when my uncle, Abel De Luna, became the first Mexican Mayor of Healdsburg in 1978. I remember my father, Gregorio De Luna, posting signs to vote for my uncle throughout the town. At that time, I was only five years old, and I never realized my uncle was indeed the first Mexican Mayor of Healdsburg, except that my uncle was very proud to be a Healdsburg resident, as my family was to be a part of the Healdsburg community. I truly believe my father and uncle taught me the value of community service, and to remain humble to your family, friends, and community.

Uncle Abel also opened one of the first Mexican markets in Healdsburg, Ukiah, and Rutherford, where they sold Mexican food products and merchandise. The La Luna Market in Rutherford continues to be in operation since 1968. The La Luna Market in Healdsburg would assist residents who only spoke Spanish and required bilingual services to understand documents and locate community resources without charging a fee. I also have very fond childhood memories of the La Luna Market hosting community events at the Healdsburg store.

Additionally, my uncle owned the Raven movie theater in Healdsburg that played English and Spanish movies, a music company where he produced and backed nationally recognized performing artists in the Spanish music industry, and various radio stations in Northern and Southern California. I remember the Healdsburg movie theater being full of community residents on Sundays who wanted to see Spanish movies. This was rare as no other local movie theaters offered movies in Spanish. However, honestly, the Raven movie theater brought a sense of community and connection, whenever I would go to see movies in English or Spanish.

In September 2012, the De Luna Family was blessed to be a part of the Russian River Recorder (Summer 2012, Issue 117, An Official Publication of the Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society to honor the Mexican families that were part of the

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Healdsburg Community). The publication was in connection with the local museum that had a special exhibit of Mexican families to honor the Hispanic heritage month. It was the first time the city had celebrated Hispanic heritage. When the museum started this project in 2011, within the city’s 60,000 archived photos, there were only four (4) photos were of Hispanic members. This special exhibit increased the number photos of Hispanic members. The town held a festival for this special exhibit at the city’s plaza.

Uncle Abel traveled from Los Angeles where he currently resides to be the MC for the festival. He did a wonderful job being the MC, and in a sense brought awareness to the local Hispanic community to get involved with their city. Recently, there was also the Press Democrat news article on my uncle – Abel De Luna, Healdsburg’s first Latino mayor, reflects, on his path through business, politics, entertains (September 2024).

My uncle inspired our De Luna family to believe that anything could be possible with hard work, faith, and dedication, and to never forget about your community. I currently reside in Sacramento, CA. I am the first in my family to obtain a master’s degree and become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and my husband was the first in his family to earn his law degree and become a licensed attorney for the state of CA, where he is currently a Presiding Administrative Law Judge. My husband and I continue to take pride in our community and volunteer in charitable organizations. When possible, my husband and I continue to visit Healdsburg, as this town will always hold a special place in my heart. In conclusion, it would be a great honor if my uncle, Able De Luna, is named after a park, “Parque de Luna.”
Sincerely,
Irma D. Munoz
Irma D. Munoz

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Packet Pg. 254 Attachment: C. Park Naming Public Comment (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) I had the opportunity to see first hand how much Mr. DeLuna gave to his family and the community. He was passionate about both. I was able to see him grow his local businesses such as the La Luna Market and Aven theater simultaneously as he was working diligently starting his music career.

Mr. DeLuna was also the first Mexican mayor of Healdsburg which I still can't believe. I know you know all this but what it really means is that he was an extremely influential person and a role model for kids like me growing up in the area. I saw that you don't have to be a service worker, field worker, or industrial employee. As a Mexican American first generation this is all I knew. Watching Mr. DeLuna and seeing his accomplishments showed me that I could be more than a "worker" and be what I really want to be.

I grew up and entered the field of Law Enforcement and served for 20 years. I then and still am an entrepreneur owning four local businesses. Much of this is due to Mr.

DeLuna's examples and his inspiration.

Ultimately it would be very powerful and meaningful for me to be able to take my children and now grandchildren to a park where I actually know the man it was named after. I can also use his story to share and provide them ideas and hopes of becoming what they want.

I respect naming a park after someone who is a historical figure, but naming it after a historical figure who is still around and can continue to share his story is very powerful and we should be so lucky to have this opportunity.

Thank you for your time.

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To: yesdeluna
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Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] - New park in Healdsburg
Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2024 9:57:55 PM
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Yesenia,
It has not been voted on yet. City Council will take up the issue soon. Mark will be able to give us more information on the date.

Thanks.

Ron
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Hi. I’m Yesenia De Luna, daughter of former mayor of Healdsburg (Abel De Luna). I just found out that there is a new park in town that is being considered to be named after my father, Abel. It would be a great honor if that would come to be.

I was wondering if it has been voted on yet and if there is anything we can do to help make it happen.

Thanks for your help
Yesenia De Luna

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Mayor of Healdsburg
Dear Mayor David Hagele and Planning Commission,
I am writing to express my heartfelt support for the proposal to name Saggio Hills Park as "Parque de Luna," in honor of Mr. Abel de Luna. His legacy as Healdsburg’s first Latino elected Mayor and a pioneer in the Latino business community is both significant and inspiring.

Mr. de Luna's journey, from a migrant farmworker to founding La Luna Market in 1968, embodies the resilience and determination that define our community. His market provided more than just goods; it became a safe space for Latinos, offering everything from translation services to financial assistance. His impact extended far beyond his business, as he worked to create opportunities through organizations like El Porvenir Credit Union and through his contributions to the Mexican music industry with Luna Music.

Naming the park in his honor would be a meaningful recognition of both his contributions and the vital role Latinos play in the region. Parque de Luna would serve as a lasting symbol of inspiration for all immigrants and future generations.

Thank you for your consideration.

Warm regards,
Rosy Oros
Editor in Chief
ICONOS Magazine
ICONOSMAGAZINE.NET

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October 8, 2024
The Honorable Mayor David Hagele
Mayor of Healdsburg
Dear Mayor Hagele,
I am writing to you today to express my heartfelt support for the consideration of naming a park in Saggio Hills Park as “Parque DeLuna.” I have had the distinct pleasure of knowing Mr. Abel DeLuna for the majority of my professional career in the music industry, and I can personally attest to his remarkable character, influence, and contributions.

During his tenure at Sony Music, Mr. DeLuna was a colleague whose professionalism and leadership were well-recognized among our peers. Now the owner of Luna Music, a record label representing renowned artists, he continues to have a significant impact on our industry. His artists have even achieved the prestigious honor of being nominated for Latin Grammys, further solidifying his influence in Latin music. As the owner of Moon Broadcasting, a network of radio stations prominently in Sonoma county, he remains an active and vital figure in broadcasting, particularly within the Latino community. His dedication to serving his community and uplifting Latino culture makes him a deserving candidate for this significant recognition.

In addition to his impressive achievements in the music business, Mr DeLuna currently serves as the Treasurer of Promotores Unidos, the largest and most significant non-profit organization for Latino and Hispanic concert promoters across the U.S. and Mexico, an organization with over 350 members of which I am also proud to be a board member.

With the Latino community growing steadily in Healdsburg, naming the park “Parque DeLuna” would be a fitting tribute to Mr. DeLuna’s longstanding contributions to our culture and his undeniable impact on the community. It would also serve as a powerful symbol of the city’s acknowledgment of the importance of the Latino community in its future.

Thank you for your consideration of this request. It would truly be an honor to see the City of Healdsburg recognize Mr. DeLuna’s legacy in such a meaningful way.

Sincerely,
Raúl Ronquillo
President/CEO
RMF Entertainment

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Packet Pg. 259 Attachment: C. Park Naming Public Comment (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Dear Mayor and Council Members:

Re: YES on De Luna Park or Parque De Luna
What an honor it is to see my Uncle’s name Abel De Luna be brought up as possible new name for the Saggio Hills Park.

My Uncle Abel, started his political career in the Healdsburg community by being elected to serve on the City Council, his second year he served as Vice Mayor and then went on to make history as the first elected Latino Mayor, he ended up serving two terms, also at the time he was 32 years old and the youngest Mayor elected to office. He may still hold that record, we will have to look into that.

Also with the stores Abel established with the help of our parents Pedro and Inés and my Uncle Nicolas, La Luna Markets in Rutherford and Healdsburg, many laborers were helped as they arrived from Mexico with their desire to earn the American Dollar. Farmworkers knew they could count on La Luna Markets for employment information as many ranch owners and managers knew if they could call or arrive at the stores in the early morning seeking workers we would provide information to the laborers. La Luna Market was a place where farmworkers would go to cash their payroll checks, and buy money orders, to send money home securely. We would not only sell Mexican groceries not found at other stores, we sold Money Orders help the customers fill out the money orders then help them register and mail their correspondence with the USPS. It was always about helping!
Abel was always involved in the community, one of the organizations he much supported was, Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers

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The De Luna Family has been honored in the Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society in 2012, in their issue “How I came to America”. Honoring my Grandparents, the Patriarchs of the family Pedro and Inés De Luna. Mentioning how even before the Bracero Work Program, our GreatGrandfather Ladislado De Luna, came to the USA in 1918 with another US Work Program, working with Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Companies, through several states in the US.

The De Luna Family which at one time consisted of 27 members in Healdsburg/Windsor alone, continues to contribute to the Sonoma community, with 3 teachers from our Windsor branch alone, they definitely will be leaving a large mark. For example, Pedro De Luna, winner of Teachers Appreciation Week, with a Picture on Transit buses for a month, Key Note Speaker for various community events one of those was, Latinos Unidos of Sonoma County with over 400 in attendance and $90,000 in scholarships were given out. As a leader in the community Pedro De Luna was asked to lead the Maramota Celebration Parade.

Even though Abel has relocated to Southern California his contributions in the Mexican music industry keep his name in the public eye throughout the US and Latin America.

I close with my appreciation of your time and consideration of Parque De Luna!
Sincerely,
Susana De Luna Sepulveda

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To: Parks
Subject: [EXTERNAL] - Parks & Recreation Weighs Names for Saggio Hills Park Date: Tuesday, September 10, 2024 9:03:49 PM
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Hello Healdsburg Parks & Recreation Commission,
I just wanted to share my family's pride and appreciation for considering my father's name for the new Saggio Hills Park. My father, Abel De Luna, and has always taken great pride in his part of Healdsburg's history. When I found out today about this consideration and shared the news with him, he was speechless and honored. Thank you for giving us this special moment.

With gratitude,
Abel A. De Luna
https://www.healdsburgtribune.com/parks-recreation-weighs-names-for-saggio-hillspark/#comment-8246

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La Luna Market was a much needed bridge for the Latino community in Healdsburg, but my father knew that bridge needed to be stronger. He organized and was chairman of North Bay Human Development Corporation (now known as California Human Development, CHD). He was a founder of El Porvenir Credit Union, a place that opened its doors to latino families that aspired to own homes and start their own small businesses. He bought the only movie theatre in Healdsburg (The Aven) and dedicated Sundays to Spanish-language films. Seeing a movie in your primary language wasn’t just about the entertainment. This was a time where there were no community events or businesses catering to the Latino population, my father recognized the deep rooted importance of feeling seen in your community. Families would drive to Healdsburg from as far as Mendocino or Napa County on Sundays. To this day, those families that have settled in Healdsburg and surrounding cities continue to thank him for giving them something to look forward to after a 6 day workweek.

Mexican music was another passion my father has always had. And like everything he has accomplished in his life, it was tied to showcasing his culture in hopes of creating a real home in this country. He discovered talented Mexican music artists in Northern California and developed that passion into one of the biggest Indie record labels of the 80’s & 90’s. Luna Music and my father’s contributions to pioneering the business of Mexican music in the United States is legendary in the Latin music industry. What many in that industry don’t know is that company was founded in Healdsburg. Never one to abandon what he started in Northern California, in 1993 he bought a local chain of Spanish language radio stations out of Santa Rosa, which he still runs today. They have been yet another beacon for latinos and a voice for the community. From Christmas toy drives to distributing thanksgiving dinners, my father runs businesses that put the importance of giving back first.

At the center of Abel de Luna’s story is the American dream. He came to this country with the mindset of planting deep roots--for him, for his family & for his community. This park could be an inspiration to Mexicans, Latinos, to all immigrants who come to Wine Country with the intention of building a life here. For generations, Latinos have been the backbone of growth in our county. We are the largest group of residents, and deserve to be part of the narrative. We don’t have a landmark like Parque de Luna. A place we feel seen and represented, and above all, inspired. The fact that Healdsburg has only elected one Mexican mayor in the last 50 years shows there is still work to be done.

Growing up in the De Luna family, working hard and giving back was taught by example. I

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The daughter of Healdsburg’s first Mexican mayor is currently the global head of editorial for música Mexicana at one of the largest companies in the world. My job is to ensure Mexican music be at the forefront of culture. A job that my father inspired me to do. An inspiration I hope others in my community can feel at Parque de Luna.

Thank you for you time,
Krystina De Luna
Music

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Attachment: D. Healdsburg Park Naming Policy - 2002 (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) City of Healdsburg
Saggio Hills Development Park
Park Naming Proposals – Complete List
October 29, 2023

1. Parque de la Luna

2. Smitty Robinson Park

3. North Park

4. Parque de Granjeros

5. Saggio Hills Regional Park

6. Truth and Justice Park

7. Josefa Carrillo Park

8. Kevin Burke Park

9. Laura Fish Somersal Park

10. Lytton-Pomo Park

11. Healdsburg Harmony Park

12. Reunion Park

13. Smith Robinson Memorial Park

14. Gus Hermoso Park

15. Healdsburg 's Recreation Park

16. Julia Park

17. Ed Seghesio Memorial Park

18. Manzanita Park

19. Josefa Carrillo Park or Josefa Park

20. Jackson's Park

21. Paisano Park

22. Serenity Park

23. Baca'klekaū Park

24. Harmony Park

25. Kamish Park

26. North Healdsburg Community Park

27. Quail Hills Park

28. Quail Oaks Park

29. Sotoyome Park(3Submittals)

30. ¡Gloria a los trabajadores vinícolas! Park

31. Sotoyome Park

32. Pomo Park

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Packet Pg. 585 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) If other, please explain *
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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Smith ‘Smitty’ Robinson was a dedicated Healdsburg citizen who was highly active in the community.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Smitty was an African American resident of Healdsburg at a time when there was far less diversity in town.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes, Smitty was a well known Healdsburg figure who served his country in the armed forces and appeared on television - This is Your Life.

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Packet Pg. 586 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming)

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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
North of town
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
North of town
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
North of town
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Packet Pg. 588 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming)

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"Granjeros" recognizes a group of people, not a specific person
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
This name gives long overdue recognition to a profession that has been the backbone of our economic life for generations. It means 'farmworker' in Spanish, which is fitting since so many of our local farmworkers are Latinx.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
None of our parks and only two of our streets have Latin or Spanish names. One third of our population are Latino. It's time to start making our City better reflect its residents.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Granjeros are the lifeblood of our local economic success and a huge part of our cultural identity. It is important that we pay tribute to their work, skill, dedication and bravery in facing decades of discrimination and related hardships.

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Packet Pg. 591 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) 10/23/23, 10 52 AM healdsburg gov/Admin/FormCenter/Submissions/Print/1092 https //healdsburg gov/Admin/FormCenter/Submissions/Print/1092 2/2 If other, please explain *
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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
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How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
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Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
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Packet Pg. 592 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming)

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This name may inspire our children, our families, our
citizens and the Many guests visiting Our Hugest city, and most far away from town park to value Truth and Justice to Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
2O23 is a prime year to glorify and celebrate Truth and Justice. Naming the park an inspirational, transformative name, over the name of a wealthy family or a deceased community member is a tribute to character and moral purpose! How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
The values of Truth and Justice are the Basis for All Shared, Inclusive communityoriented and constructed places in our country. Every American, every human embraces Truth and Justice as a reflection of our Highest Selves.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
I hope so!
Our Town needs to be reminded, more than ever, the Value of Honesty and Facts and Fairness and Equity now more than ever!
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Equity and Inclusion
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Josefa Carrillo de Fitch co-owned the 48,000 acre Rancho, Sotoyome. Her multiethnic love story with Captain Fitch is one of the best known in California History.

She was a strong and persistent woman and after Captain Fitch died, she left her home in San Diego and came to live here with her 9 children. By naming the park after this Latino, Healdsburg would be building another bridge of unity/inclusion by acknowledging the importance of Latinos in the city’s history to the present day.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
As above
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
As above
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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Kevin Burke served as Healdsburg Chief of Police from 2011 to 2021. He skillfully led the community through challenging events such as the Kincade fire evacuation, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the onset of the Covid 19 pandemic. Throughout his tenure, he always put community first and served as a mentor to many.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Qualities that I would attribute to Kevin Burke are: respectful, inclusive, kind, compassionate, and community focused. He was a beloved and trustworthy leader who strived to truly represent, value, and give voice to ALL members of the community. In addition, he was a founding member of Protect and Defend, an organization dedicated to LGBTQ inclusion in law enforcement.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Kevin Burke served our local community as Chief of Police. As previously stated, he was a mentor and an inspirational role model to many of our local residents.

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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Laura Fish Somersal was a Dry Creek Pomo and Wappo traditionalist, master basket weaver, and fluent speaker of the Native languages. She was born in 1892 and passed away in 1990, so her experience of the changing landscape, society, and way of living was vast. She was a connection for her People to the “old” ways of living including how to tend to and gather the natural resources in Sonoma County, including basketry materials, traditional foods, and medicines. She was a devout advocate in preserving the culture of her people including teaching the younger generations the Wappo and Pomo languages, basketweaving, traditional songs and dances, spiritual practices, and so much more. She was known worldwide for her basketweaving and many of the most esteemed museums house her works of art and her baskets are sought after by elite basket collectors.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Laura Fish Somersal was a a local Indigenous woman from the Dry Creek Rancheria who was a dedicated and strong advocate for the preservation of her culture, language, and traditional ways of being. She shared her knowledge with all who were interested in learning from her including well-known linguists and anthropologists as well as members of her family and the local community. She often visited university campuses, including Sonoma State University and the Santa Rosa Junior College, sharing her knowledge to eager students. She was a cultural advisor for the Army Corps of Engineers during the construction of Warm Springs Dam to document sacred sites, villages, and to transplant basketry material lost in the flooding of the valley. She was recognized March 6-12, 1983 for the National Women’s History Week project with a photo of her basket and her hands as the art for the national poster.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Laura Fish Somersal was an Indigenous woman born and raised in Sonoma County, who lived her life on the Dry Creek Rancheria in Alexander Valley. Her master basketry skills are known world-wide and when a person has an interest in Pomo and Wappo basketry, her baskets are often the most sought after due to their fine and delicate weaving and intricate basket designs.

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Inclusivity where all people live in harmony in Healdsburg, gathering at the park. Diversity because harmony requires differences to create something.

Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Searching for the right word to express as many of the values and as much of the heritage in Healdsburg, I hit upon Harmony. Healdsburg sets the place; and our city's founder's name was Harmon! The value is for all Healdsburgers to live in harmony, gathering at a place named for it -- an evergreen and continually evolving reminder: a park for all.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Harmony is defined in so many positive ways: a state of peaceful existence and agreement of ideas, feelings, or actions, or a pleasing combination of different parts. In music, harmony is the concept of combining different sounds together in order to create new, distinct musical ideas. From the Pomo Indians to the rest of the settlers through the present day, Healdsburgers strive to attain harmony with each other and our natural environment.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes. Healdsburg Harmony Park is inclusive of the person who was our founder, Harmon Heald, and of the city name (place) so that people can easily locate the park and identify with it. It's our park.

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Diversity Equity and Inclusion
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
The term Reunión (spelled almost the same in English) is easy to understand at a glance in Spanish and English, Healdsburg's two largest demographic groups and languages. It connotes a gathering, a meeting up, of people who have been apart or away and now come back together. A homecoming. To include the feature of location, add "Healdsburg Reunión Park."
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Reunión Park is inclusive of Spanish and English. It embraces unity and togetherness. It invites people from different walks to "reunite." I would hope it would invite all people and not exclude anyone from gathering and benefitting from this new park.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
"Healdsburg Reunión Park" would add the local connection.

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Packet Pg. 608 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) If other, please explain *
No other
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Smith Robinson, a native of Healdsburg did years of service in town with Rotary.

He helped adopt a battalion during the Korean War. Was on This is Your Life.

Written up in Ebony and Readers Digest.

He did work with the youth choir with the Federated Church.

He was African American and well loved by the Healdsburg Community from 1930 to 1960's.

The high school gymnasium is named after him.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Read what I wrote.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes. Read what I wrote
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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Gus was an active volunteer w regard to City parks and open space. Was on the Park Commission, had experience as a gardener (Sonoma State Campus, Governers Mansion in Sacramento) and brought much levelheaded experience to the Parks department and public until his death in 2014. He was also a Healdsburg resident and was involved with many civic functions. Was on the Celebrate Healdsburg committee too. He cared deeply for the community and like a few others in town, a model for what can be accomplished when involved.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Son of immigrants (Philippines), he was a Marine Vet also.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Only that it honors a person who loved Healdsburg and did what he could to improve it.

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Reference to physical activities
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Healdsburg needs more green space and recreational areas. It especially needs more sports facilities as some of the existing (think Georgi Park) have courts that are in disrepair. The Plaza is being overrun with tourists and isn't conducive for walks/hikes/exercise.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
See the preceding response. Healdsburg needs green areas and recreational areas that meet the needs of their residents.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
It includes the name of our town!
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\Founding family
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Julia Guerne, Swiss immigrant, wife of Thomas Heald for whose name Healdsburg is named. The woman behind the man deserves recognition.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
So many features are named for men and this is a chance to honor the pioneering woman who worked and supported her husband and family.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Helped build the foundation of Healdsburg.

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Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
I propose that the city of Healdsburg name the Saggio Hills park to recognize Josefa Carrillo, a strong resilient Latina woman who spanned the history of California and then Healdsburg from the Mission era through the Rancho time, the Mexican War, Gold Rush and on to her death in 1893. Josefa, the matriarch of the Fitch family and the owner of the huge Sotoyme land grant, represents many threads in Healdsburg History:
• Our rich Latina heritage.
• The historic transitions in Healdsburg and all of California resulting from the Gold Rush and California’s statehood.
• Key contributions and sacrifices made by women throughout our history. • The intersecting and diverse web of early families, many of whom are still part of our community today.

Naming the park for Josefa is an opportunity to counter balance the pervasiveness of place names representing men who arrived after statehood that ignore the rich interwoven histories that created California.

Josefa Maria Antonia Natalia Carrillo, the wife of Captain Henry Fitch, inherited the Sotoyome land grant and was the head of a family which lived here as the Pomo village of Ka-le became Rancho Sotoyome and then Healdsburg.

Josefa was born in San Diego, eloped to Chile, returned to California, and eventually moved as a widow with children to what is now Bailhache Avenue in Healdsburg, where she lived, and chose to be buried at Oak Mound cemetery.

She was educated and bicultural. Hers was one of the Spanish families rocked by the immense demographic and cultural changes in California during the mid 1800s. Many of her descendants are still in our community and many others continue to look to it as an ancestral home.

She arrived in what would become Healdsburg in 1850 to find that much of her land grant, which she had thought would support her family, had been appropriated by squatters. Yet she managed to sell property and farm her own ranch and keep the family together. And her children and their descendants became a fo
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Healdsburg place names largely commemorate white Anglo Saxon Protestant men, who arrived after statehood. Josefa, a woman who witnessed and shaped Healdsburg’s rich early as well post-statehood 19th Century history, deserves a name on the land representing the part played by women in our history and the Spanish/Mexican heritage that is an important part of our history.

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Packet Pg. 621 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Josefa Carrillo is a big deal in Healdsburg history. Her rancho contained all of Healdsburg and much of the surrounding area. She lived and endured on it for nearly a half century. She powerfully represents women and the descendants of Spanish/Mexican families who pioneered life in this area during the changing times of the 1800s. Her children married children of the Bailhache, Grant, Foss, Pina, and Brown families building a community which continued and combined both cultures. Her beautiful mix of cultures is still an important part of Healdsburg:

Last year we had a Pomo feast at the museum, Mexican street corn at the plaza celebrations, Oaxacan dancers in the FFA parade, and hot dogs on the 4th of July. Healdsburg values the cultures and people who have been here; Josefa Carrillo can be a representative of these people, including her descendants still living here.

In an article about Josefa’s death, the San Francisco Call (Jan 26, 1893) noted:
“Mrs. de Fitch was highly honored and much respected by all who knew her. The funeral took place form (sic) St. John’s Catholic Church and was the largest ever seen in this city.”
I believe Josefa deserves our continued respect and this honor.

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Packet Pg. 623 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) If other, please explain *
Jackson was my Golden Retriever who walked w/ me there.

Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Jackson was a beautiful Golden who passed away tragically on 8-24. We were planning on spreading his ashes there because he loved to walk there amongst the wild flowers.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
He was a local legend in Parkland Farms since 2017.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
He was named after Jackson, California - he was born in Gold Country off of highway 49.

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Packet Pg. 624 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming)

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N/A
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Synonym for Campesinos
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Synonym for Campesinos self explanatory
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes, the Latino/American community mix
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N/A
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
se·ren·i·ty
noun
the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled.
"an oasis of serenity amidst the bustling city"
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
Serenity is a state of mind that includes all our community.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
No
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geographic reference
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
I wanted to nominate a name that recognizes the first inhabitants of Healdsburg.

Through a little research, I found a nearby former village named "baca'klekaū". My hope is that if this name is not chosen, another will be that reflects the indigenous people, culture, and land.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
I think a name of indigenous origin is a good reminder of and a good way to honor the people whose lands we live on.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
It is the name of a nearby former village of the Southern Pomo. "baca'klekaū, from baca', buckeye, kale', tree, and īkaū, bursted or broken, at the point about a mile north of Healdsburg where the roads leading to Lyttons and to Dry creek diverge." - https://oac.cdlib.org/view?
docId=hb9779p385&chunk.id=div00117&brand=calisphere&doc.view=entire_text Thank you for filling out our survey! Your responses are highly valued, please submit by clicking below!
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None
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
In honor and remembrance of Harmon Heald, the founder of Healdsburg. There haven't been any parks or public spaces named after him, as far as I know... Just the h3 hotel downtown.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)* The word Harmony gives the context of a serene, wholesome area for city residents and tourists alike can enjoy. Musical notes played together (though different) can create a harmony, and that's what I would love for our town to be able to do. There is a divide between old Healdsburg and new Healdsburg that I would love to bring together and Harmony Park could do just that, like the downtown plaza does.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Harmon Heald founded Healdsburg in 1851, it would be an homage as well as a "play" on the name Harmon - Harmony.

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Packet Pg. 633 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) If other, please explain *
Pomo Indian word
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
The Pomo Indian word for "gathering place" is "kamish." This term refers to a location where members of a Pomo tribe would gather for various activities, such as socializing, trading, and conducting ceremonies. The word is derived from the Pomo language and is still used today by some members of the Pomo Nation.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
It both represents the original inhabitants of the area and represents to intended future use for for this land and represents an inclusive term of gathering:

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes, the Pomo people where the original people to live on this land.

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Common sense
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
It’s simple, it includes everyone.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
It’s simple, and includes everyone.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Obviously.

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Packet Pg. 641 Attachment: E. Saggio Hills Park Naming Proposals - Complete List (4521 : Saggio Hills Development Park Naming) If other, please explain *
Celebrate Those Who Built Healdsburg Farmers
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Celebrate our culture and hard working nature. No workers No Wine! How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
The Higher the Diversity The Higher The Quality of the Community Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Hecho En Healdsburg
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Named for local American Indians
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
From Wikipedia: "Rancho Sotoyome was a 48,837-acre (197.64 km2) Mexican land grant given to Henry D. Fitch. Sotoyome or "Satiyomes" was the name of a Wappo tribe. The grant, in present-day Sonoma County, California, extended along the Russian River encompassing the Alexander Valley and present-day Healdsburg." Other references state that Sotoyome was an Indian Chief in the land grant area, and both may be true. What it is certain is that the name Sotoyome derives from the first settlers in the Alexander Valley and Healdsburg, the Pomo and Wappo Indians, and was first recorded in the Spanish land grant name of the area in Rancho Sotoyome.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
As an historic reference, the name honors our first residents, the American Indians, the Wappo and Pomo, without excluding anyone who came after in its intended designation,
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes. The name honors Healdsburg's first inhabitants, the Wappo and Pomo Indians, who lived in the Spanish land grant Rancho Sotoyome.

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Sotoyome is the Wappo name of the Wappo tribe that lived in the area.

Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Native peoples and/or individuals should be recognized and named for educational and historical reasons.

How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
They were here first.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
Yes, it names the people who lived here originally.

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historical event
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Historic place name of area
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
diversity by honoring original inhabitants
Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
honoring original inhabitants
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Name of the Indigenous people of the area
Please provide a detailed description of the context surrounding your proposed name (Describa detalladamente el contexto que rodea al nombre propuesto):*
Healdsburg honors the 19th Century founders with many street and place names, but it has does not adequately honor the people who were here before Harmon Heald plotted the town,
How does your proposed name reflect diversity, equity and inclusion for our community or the surrounding area? ( ¿Cómo refleja el nombre propuesto la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión de nuestra comunidad o de la zona circundante?)*
This is self-evident.

Does your proposed name incorporate local significance? If so, how? (¿Incorpora el nombre propuesto un significado local? En caso afirmativo, ¿cómo?)*
The Pomo people were the dominant indigenous group in the area.

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CITY OF HEALDSBURG

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA STAFF REPORT
MEETING DATE: October 21, 2024
SUBJECT: Appoint a Council Subcommittee to interview Arts and Culture Commission Applicants
PREPARED BY: Raina Allan, City Clerk
STRATEGIC INITIATIVE(S):

Provide Effective Governance
RECOMMENDED ACTION(S):

Consider appointing a Council subcommittee to interview the applicants for the Arts and Culture Commission.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT/OUTREACH:

The Arts and Culture Commission vacancy is being published in the Press Democrat and the Healdsburg Tribune once a week. Information on the vacancy is also being posted on the City Website and the City Social Media Platforms.

BACKGROUND:

Earlier this month, the Council established the Arts and Culture Commission. The Commission will be comprised of seven members, with the option of a youth commission under the age of eighteen. The deadline to apply for the Arts and Culture Commission is Wednesday, November 6, 2024.

DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS:

Staff Recommends the Council form a subcommittee (or multiple subcommittees) at this time to interview the potential applicants for the Arts and Culture Commission and make recommendations to Council at the November 18, 2024 meeting, on the best qualified candidates to fill the vacant positions. Interviews with the applicants will take place the week of November 11-15, 2024.

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP:

Not applicable.

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ALTERNATIVES:

Council could reopen the application period if there is a desire for additional applications.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact related to the proposed action.

ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS:

Pursuant to Title 14, the California Code of Regulations, Section 15378(b)(5) of the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) guidelines, the proposed action is an administrative activity of the City that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment.

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CITY OF HEALDSBURG

CITY COUNCIL FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
(NOTE: The schedule is tentative and subject to change pending final publication and posting of the City Council meeting agenda) November 4, 2024 IT Project and GIS update
Investment Report – September 2024
Disbursement Report – September 2024
Saggio Hills Park Design – Contract Approval
Prohousing Incentive Program (PIP) funding
BloodRoot Ramble Event Agreement
2025 Special Event Requests
November 18, 2024 Memorandum of Understanding to be a member agency in the Russian River Reuse Collective (R3C) Landscape Maintenance Services Contract
Acceptance of the Cabernet Road Culvert Replacement Project Revisions to the Memorandum of Understanding with 421 Foss Street LLC (Duchamp Hotel) for the Foley Family Community Pavilion Project
Corazon Lease Agreement Extension
Alliance Medical Center Lease Agreement Extension
FY 24-25 Q1 Financial Update
Discussion of Future Fireworks Shows and Possible Alternatives December 2, 2024 Employee Anniversaries – Victor Halverson (35 years), Eddie Uribe (20 years) and John Peterson (5 years) Acceptance of Sonoma County Funding for Community Center Improvements Formula Retail Business Discussion
December 16, 2024 Reach for Home Quarterly Update

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Funding Agreement with County of Sonoma for Measure H funding Housing Element Strategic Implementation Plan – Professional Services Agreement Canvas of 2024 Election Results - Installation of New Councilmembers Selection of Mayor and Vice Mayor 2024
Annual Appointments to Regional Boards and Commissions
2025 City Council Meeting Calendar
January 6, 2025
Sports Organization Affiliation Agreements
(NOTE: The schedule is tentative and subject to change pending final publication and posting of the City Council meeting agenda)

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