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with poll: An outdoor skating rink in downtown Ann Arbor? While group pushes idea, mayor pushes back
Ryan J. Stanton | AnnArbor.com
More specifically, what about an outdoor ice skating rink? What about a Spring Party in March? What about an Earth Day festival in April? What about another block party in July?
Those are all ideas longtime community activist Alan Haber is asking members of the Ann Arbor City Council and the Downtown Development Authority to consider.
In collaboration with other members of a grass-roots group called the Library Green Conservancy, Haber plans to deliver a proposal for an outdoor skating rink to the DDA in the coming days.
"We're very close to putting the proposal in their hand," he said.
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An overall budget of about $50,000 would cover all costs, including at least one staff person at all open times, along with volunteers, and liability insurance to protect the city, Haber said.
"This would be open skating in downtown Ann Arbor on artificial ice," Haber said. "A place where people could bring their ideas about ultimately what they would like to see on this property."
DDA Chairwoman Leah Gunn said she hasn't yet seen a formal funding request from Haber's group, so she didn't feel comfortable commenting.
Gunn said the DDA was directed by the City Council to make the top of the underground parking garage a surface parking lot, and so that's what it did last year.
"We're doing what council has told us to do," Gunn said, suggesting doing anything different with the site likely would require council approval.
Gunn recalled when Ann Arbor-based Dahlmann Apartments Ltd. in 2009 offered to give the city at least $2.5 million to develop a town square/urban park on the Library Lot, including an outdoor ice skating rink, and the city turned down the offer, saying it didn't meet the city's goal of seeing a positive financial return from the site. City officials also cited concerns about ongoing maintenance costs.
Mayor John Hieftje said the idea of a skating rink on the Library Lot sounds nice in concept, but it would be expensive and couldn't happen without an extensive planning process.
Haber said the rink — comprised of interlocking plastic panels on a level platform — could be assembled within two weeks and would take up only a portion of the 33-space lot, which is nestled between Earthen Jar and the Ann Arbor District Library on Fifth Avenue.
He said it could operate through the winter, and because there's no need to worry about ice melting, it could continue into the spring and summer if it's working out and people like it.
"After the winter changes to spring and summer, maybe this would be a neat thing and people would want to keep it, or we could take the ice off and it could be a dance floor, or the whole thing could be disassembled and we could maybe plant grass," Haber said.
The DDA recently completed a roughly $100,000 planning process called Connecting William Street that resulted in recommendations for private development on five city-owned properties downtown, including high-density, mixed-use development with a lodging or office focus on the Library Lot.
Haber said it looks as though in the short-term there will be no sale or request for proposals for development, so he doesn't see why it can't be used as a public gathering space for now.
The Library Green Conservancy, which Haber is working with, has pressed city officials to consider transforming the Library Lot into a downtown central park complete with grass and trees.
Hieftje and DDA officials have pressed back, saying they're not certain that's the best use of the site, though they say a public plaza likely will be developed on the southwest corner.
"But if we want a larger 'green' park downtown, there is a better place than the roof of the parking garage," Hieftje said. "Why not a site where trees aren't set in pots so they can actually grow tall and where there can be more than a few inches of soil?"
He suggested transforming the parking lot at the corner of Main and William into a green space with outdoor seating, and having the Palio restaurant open up to it.
Hieftje said it seems unrealistic to think that if the Library Lot was made into a temporary park that it ever would be possible to do anything else with the site after that.
Haber agreed with the mayor.
"Once you let people onto it, they won't want to go off," he said.
Hieftje thinks there are plenty of green spaces on the State Street end of downtown, such as the University of Michigan's Ingalls Mall where the Ann Arbor Summer Festival is held, another park on Washington Street next to North Quad and the Central Campus Diag.
Hieftje said the city's parks system has been steadily expanding for years, and the city now has 156 parks covering about 2,200 acres.
"The feedback I have been getting from many residents is we need to take care of the parks we have now," Hieftje said.
"That said, there are already a couple of other new parks in the pipeline ahead of a big new park downtown. There are three in the Allen Creek Greenway right along the edge of downtown. We are finally seeing some progress on the greenway and now is not the time to step back."
The city hopes to develop its first major greenway park at 721 N. Main, and it's planning on applying this year for grant funding from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund. Other greenway parks are planned for 415 W. Washington and the corner of First and William.
Given the city's experience with Liberty Plaza, a mostly concrete park at the corner of Liberty and Division that regularly attracts drug users and homeless people, a new large downtown park is something the city needs to make sure it gets right, Hieftje said.
Appropriately, he said, the city's Park Advisory Commission is now in the process of examining the issue of where to put more parks/plazas downtown.
"The parks commission is studying this issue and they have a subcommittee assigned, and it think we need to let them do their work," Hieftje said, cautioning against creating another public space downtown before it's fully planned out. "We can't afford another Liberty Plaza."
Hieftje proposed this instead: "I wonder if Mr. Haber and friends would be willing to work with parks and the DDA to take on Liberty Plaza for a year or two and see what they can do to make it vibrant and inviting beyond the Sonic Lunch days when a couple of hundred people are there. The plans they have to make a parking lot function as a vibrant park should work even better in an actual park."
Haber's response: "I only have so much energy. And I think what we need is to create a community space, and Liberty Plaza is not really large enough."
If Haber can get approval from the city, he wants to hold a Spring Party for all Ann Arborites March 21-24 on the Library Lot, followed by an Earth Day festival April 20-22. He also proposes rerouting the Fourth of July parade to end at the Library Lot for a community gathering and picnic.
"Take the cars off and let the people on and see what will happen," Haber said. "Until you do it, you can only imagine. I imagine it would be really beautiful."


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On a beautiful fall day, 75 Girl Scouts and their family members teamed up with the South River Federation and Watershed Stewards Academy (WSA) to give back to Camp Woodlands. The Girl Scouts worked hard in shifts over a four hour period to reduce erosion by spreading mulch and woodchips. They mulched commonly used areas around some of the main buildings, along trails, and even helped to lay cobble in an area more heavily impacted by erosion.
To say that the Scouts did a fantastic job is an understatement. We were beyond thrilled with how much the girls accomplished! Although we are impressed with their hard work, the best part of the day was seeing how much fun everyone was having outside. The girls worked very well together and even came up with an assembly line to fill and pass buckets of mulch. Thanks to their hard work, Camp Woodlands looks even more beautiful.
A 32 acre wooded waterfront site along the South River, Camp Woodlands is owned by the Girl Scout Council of Central Maryland and used as an early childhood outdoor education center for Anne Arundel County Public Schools. Because this site is so special to many different groups, we thought this would be the perfect location for a WSA Capstone Project which combines community outreach with restoration.
Like many areas in the watershed, Camp Woodlands has a series of erosion problems. When it rains, stormwater carries loose soil and pollutants into Broad Creek and the South River. As the stormwater moves, it creates a series of erosion channels ranging in length from a few feet up to a quarter of a mile. For the smaller areas impacted by erosion, spreading woodchips and mulch helps reduce the impact of stormwater by slowing it down. Additionally, mulch can help retain moisture and nutrients as well as promote microbial activity.
We thank the Girl Scouts for all of their hard work and are excited to work with them again in the near future. The Federation, in partnership with WSA, received a mini grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust to continue our work to reduce erosion through the installation of rain garden bioretention areas and the addition of berms near a main building. The Girl Scouts will be involved in the plantings of these projects!

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One day after failing in his bid to become the next district attorney, Los Angeles City Attorney said Wednesday he will seek a second term as the city's top legal counsel.
Trutanich finished third in Tuesday's district attorney election behind Chief Deputy District Attorney Jackie Lacey and Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson, who will square off in a November runoff.
Trutanich said today he was still upbeat, and was "looking forward to a second term" as city attorney.
"I am the luckiest losing candidate. I am at my desk today, honored to be the city attorney of Los Angeles," he added, reading from a letter to supporters.
Trutanich described himself as the most successful city attorney in Los Angeles' history, pointing to 112 jury trial victories in 129 cases, at a time when his office has seen severe budget cuts and weeks of furlough days for staff attorneys each year.
Trutanich said he would run for a second term on his record of protecting public safety, guarding the city's treasury and doing more with less.
Meanwhile, said today he was still moving ahead with his campaign to replace Trutanich as city attorney.
In a brief statement, Feuer, D-West Hollywood, said: "I respect the city attorney, hope to sit down with him shortly and plan to move forward with my campaign."
Feuer and Trutanich share the same campaign consultants, Shallman Communications.
Asked about how the two would sort out the issue with nine months before the election, Trutanich said, "I'm not there yet. I'm still winding down my campaign, but, trust me, it will work out."
Feuer, who represents a district that includes Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and Studio City, announced his candidacy in February for the March 2013 election for Los Angeles city attorney. He first filed papers to raise money for his candidacy in September. The race will be Feuer's second attempt at the office. After serving on the Los Angeles City Council from 1995-2001, he lost a race for city attorney to Rocky Delgadillo.
Attorney Gregory Smith, who has represented Los Angeles police officers and firefighters in lawsuits against the city, is also running for the office. Smith has said that as city attorney, he would take steps to stop retaliation by the police department against complaints by officers. He said earlier this year that the city should also require any judgments against the department for retaliation to come out of the LAPD's budget.
Feuer reported raising $345,000 through Dec. 31. Smith gave his campaign $100,000 of his own money.
Feuer was elected in 2006 to the Assembly, where he chairs the Assembly Judiciary Committee and is the Democrats' policy leader in the lower house.
Feuer is the main backer behind two bills in the Assembly aimed at accelerating funding for Los Angeles County transit projects. One bill would extend the length of the Measure R half-cent sales tax beyond its 30- year life-span, and the other would add urban rail transit projects to the list of development types eligible to receive special legal protection from state environmental review challenges.
Feuer's professional origins are as a lawyer providing pro bono legal assistance to elderly and disabled clients, according to his website.
Smith previously criticized Feuer's lack of litigation experience, saying he "has never been in a courtroom in his life."
"I've spent my entire career in courtrooms," Smith said in February. "I've been a litigator for almost 25 years, mostly against the city. I know the city's weaknesses. I feel like I can offer insights into what's going on with the City Attorney's Office."


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An elections challenge to the March school-tax referendum has been denied.
The creator of a new political-action committee, Better Sarasota Schools for Less, filed a complaint with the Florida Division of Elections two weeks ago.
Walt Augustinowicz claimed that the Sarasota County School District violated state law by pushing voters toward a different political-action committee — one that supports the referendum.
The school district is seeking a renewal of a 1-mill property tax that generated more than $200 million since the last time it was renewed in 2006.
The referendum is billed as a way to help the district offset the $38 million in budget cuts it projects next year.
Last month, the school district sent fliers home with students, which provided talking points on why the referendum should be approved.
It also contained a sentence that read: "An independent citizens group called Citizens for Better Schools is managing the referendum campaign. More information about CBS is available online at www.SarasotaCBS.com."
Augustinowicz claimed that sentence violated Florida statute 104.31, which states that officers or employees of state or local governments cannot use their position to influence someone's vote.
"CBS is not an independent citizens group. It's a PAC," he said. "That's our biggest gripe."
Augustinowicz said he has e-mailed School Superintendent Lori White and each school board member several times to ask them to either remove the CBS Web site from all of its information or to add his group's Web site. He said he never received a response.
State elections officials briefly investigated the complaint before dismissing it, citing a subsection of Statute 104.31, which states that the law "shall not be construed to limit the political activity of elected officials in a referendum election."
Augustinowicz was not pleased.
"I think it's a shame that they wrote a law and then created a loophole," he said.
When asked about the ruling, school spokesman Scott Ferguson said the district believes it was the right decision.
Augustinowicz said he may file another elections complaint, this time citing Florida Statute 106.113, which prohibits local governments, including school districts, from using public funds for a political advertisement concerning a referendum.
He said he would not oppose the referendum if he felt the school board was using the money wisely, but when he looks at recent school construction, he can't support how it's being spent.
"Yes, they're beautiful, but do they help provide a better education?" he asked. "All the money they've wasted on that, they could easily pay higher teacher salaries."
The national group Americans for Prosperity, which advocates for reducing government and taxes, is helping those who oppose the school-tax referendum to let their feelings be known through a letter-writing campaign.
It is providing people a blank "letter to the editor" to write their thoughts about the referendum. The letter is then e-mailed to Sarasota newspapers.
In just one day this week, The Sarasota Observer received nearly 50 e-mails from Americans for Prosperity. Most were anti-referendum. A few were pro-referendum. And four read like this:
Dear Editor Sarasota Observer,
[insert your message here]
Florida Statute 104.31
Walt Augustinowicz's complaint cited the following passage in the Florida statutes:
(1) No officer or employee of the state, or of any county or municipality thereof, except as hereinafter exempted from provisions hereof, shall:
(a) Use his or her official authority or influence for the purpose of interfering with an election or a nomination of office or coercing or influencing another person's vote or affecting the result thereof.
In dismissing the complaint, state elections officials cited this subsection of the same statute:
(4) Nothing contained in this section or in any county or municipal charter shall be deemed to prohibit any public employee from expressing his or her opinions on any candidate or issue or from participating in any political campaign during the employee's off-duty hours.
Currently 3 Responses
- 1.
- You can now lump Walt in with Sarah Palin in regards to political savvy. He is a one-issue man who doesn't even understand the issue.
- 2.
- Truth in facts:
1. Sarasota County Schools sore in the top 10 of the state : gains in reading and math.
2. Scores in the top 3 in essay scores..Elementary inproved 30 points since 2001.
3. Sarasota is an "A" district. With 95% A elementary schoold..86% A middle Schools and 84% total A or B schools
4. SAT scores are higher than the state average..23 points higher in math and 19 points higher in reading.
5. 85.1% graduation rate for 2008-09
6. All time low dropout rate 1.8%
- 3.
- The problem with Mr. Augustinowicz misguided opinion is that with very little effort you would know that the referendum dollars are NOT EVER spent on the construction of new schools - whatever their perceived beauty. The money for construction comes a capital outlay budget that is - by law - separate from any budget for teacher salaries. Mr. Augustinowicz is VERY aware of that - yet continues to try to push ridiculous rhetoric. It's a shame that his political aspirations are more important to him than the future of our children.
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First seen on the Samsung Galaxy Note II, Multi-Window will be coming to the Galaxy Note 10.1 as well. It allows you to view multiple apps simultaneously in two modes: Cascade View and Dual View.
Cascade View gives you a flow patterned view of up to 16 apps (mostly Samsung's own apps such as Email, S Note and S Planner) while Dual View lets you open two apps side by side.
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Hovering the S Pen over videos, S Note, S Planner, Photo and Email will give you a preview of its contents without having to open the app separately.
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Quick Command is another innovative use of the S Pen where you draw a series of signs to launch their respective apps such as Email and Google Search.
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Samsung is definitely putting in a lot of efforts for its Galaxy Note line-up of products. Earlier this year, Samsung also rolled out a collection of S-Pen optimized apps, known as the Samsung Premium Suite, to the Galaxy Note device alongside the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. Below is a video preview of all the new features for the Galaxy Note 10.1:
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The Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce hosts an After Hours event, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12, at Mountain Valley Montessori in North Bend. Mountain Valley, located at 248 Main Ave. South, across from ACE Hardware, will co-host with Pioneer Coffee Co. Bring a donation of food or toiletries for Helping Hand in North Bend. Cost is $10 for members; $15 for non-members.
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Teacher Training
Cirencester College has an established background in the delivery of teacher training qualifications. In 2002 the college started working in partnership with the University of Bolton to provide a route to fully qualified teacher status for the Post Compulsory Sector. Prior to this the College was a well-established provider of the City and Guilds (7407) Further and Adult Education Teachers' Certificate. In the changing times facing teacher training and increases in university fees, the college is now offering teacher training courses (PTLLS, CTLLS and DTLLS) with the awarding body Edexcel.
Whilst some of the programmes on offer are specifically designed for individuals who wish to teach (or are teaching) in the Lifelong Learning Sector, other courses are very relevant for those working in a training setting in industry.The Lifelong Learning Sector includes colleges, school sixth forms, adult and community learning, workplaces and prisons.
We can also arrange bespoke teaching and training provision for organisations; if you would like to discuss your requirements, please contact Jane Fern (email@example.com)
Our next information evening is on Tuesday 16th April 2013 at 6pm. Please contact Jane Fern to pre-register (email@example.com; 01285 626180).


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