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<strong>City</strong> Manager Drake stated Margaret Mumford had expressed concern that an existing<br />

memorial in Arboretum Park remain. The memorial recognized her late husband, a<br />

Navy Veteran.<br />

Zack Gallinger‐Long, 201 NE Darby Street, Hillsboro, addressed the <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> in<br />

support of changing the park name to Veterans Memorial Park. The park is centrally<br />

located and recently a park bench dedicated to Navy Corpsman Riley Gallinger‐Long was<br />

set in Arboretum Park.<br />

Amber Gilley, 3615 Fenway Street, Forest Grove, shared her support in changing<br />

Arboretum Park name to Veterans Memorial Park. Ms. Gilley said she had<br />

approximately $3,300 in committed contributions for proposed memorials.<br />

<strong>Council</strong>or Schamp complimented Zack Gallinger‐Long and Amber Gilley for their work<br />

and commitment on the project.<br />

A motion was made by <strong>Council</strong>or Schamp to approve the name change from Arboretum Park to<br />

Veterans Memorial Park and instruct staff to return to the next regular <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> business meeting<br />

with a resolution memorializing <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> action and approval, seconded by <strong>Council</strong>or Crowder.<br />

Motion carried 4‐0. Ayes: <strong>Council</strong>or Schamp, <strong>Council</strong>or Crowder, <strong>Council</strong>or Orozco and <strong>Council</strong><br />

President Heinrich.<br />

B. Grant Application Request: Library Services and Technology Act<br />

Karen Hill, Library Director presented an application to apply for a second year of the<br />

Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant for a Library Internship through the<br />

Oregon State Library in the amount of $4,600. The request is to continue the library<br />

intern program to assist with Latino Outreach and provide bilingual students in a<br />

librarian program (Master of Library Science or certificate) to gain experience in a public<br />

library. The request is for 50% funding for the project during the second year and the<br />

Friends of <strong>Cornelius</strong> Public Library will raise $4,000.<br />

A motion was made by <strong>Council</strong>or Crowder that the <strong>Cornelius</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> approve the <strong>Cornelius</strong><br />

Library’s 2012 application for a second year LSTA grant for bilingual library internships for $4,600,<br />

seconded by <strong>Council</strong>or Orozco. Motion carried 4‐0. Ayes: <strong>Council</strong>or Schamp, <strong>Council</strong>or Crowder,<br />

<strong>Council</strong>or Orozco and <strong>Council</strong> President Heinrich.<br />

C. Grant Application Request: Oregon Parks and Recreation Grant<br />

The staff report was presented by Dick Reynolds requesting <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> approval of an<br />

application for a Local Government Grant from the Oregon Parks & Recreation<br />

Department. The grant would help fund the redevelopment of Ryland Park in the<br />

amount of $130,200. Mr. Reynolds stated the Parks Advisory Board recommended the<br />

redevelopment of Ryland Park in the 2012‐13 budget. Funds for the project would<br />

come from a combination of sources; the Local Government Grant would pay<br />

<strong>Cornelius</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong><br />

Minutes‐March 5, 2012 Page 3 of 5

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