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HomeMy WebLinkAbout27- City Administrator CITY OF SAN BERNAW ENO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION From: Fred Wilson Subject: Request for waiver of fees -- Assistant City Administrator National Nurses Week Run -- May 9 , Dept: 1993 -- Mr. Charles Ferguson Date: April 12, 1993 Synopsis of Previous Council action: Recommended motion: That the request for waiver of fees in the amount of $753 .70 in support of National Nurses Week Run scheduled for May 9 , 1993 , be approved. or That the request for waiver of fees in the amount of $753. 70 in support of National Nurses Week Run schedu ed r May 9 , 1993 , be denied. Signature Contact person:_ V--A T.141 Phone: 5122 supporting data attached: yes Ward: =UNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: $753 . 70 Source: (Acct. No ) cost to be borne by departments (Acct Description) // Finance: �i d�� aii�Y' :ouncil Notes: 50262 7 AOpnrla ltpm Nn CITY OF SAN BERNARL NO - REQUEST FOR ,OUNCIL ACTION STAFF REPORT Attached is a request from Mr. Charles Ferguson relative to conducting the National Nurses Week Run scheduled for May 9, 1993. The Police Department has processed their application and approved the request. Mr. Ferguson is also requesting a waiver of all fees connected with the event. These include: POLICE DEPARTMENT 5 Police Officers (overtime) 4hrs. each. . . . $646.20 5 Police vehicles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 37.50 RIBR MANAGEMENT Insurance. . . . . . . . $70. 00 The total amount of fees requested for waiver is $753.70 FRED WILSON Assistant City Administrator FAW/md '5.0264 i- r - F • City Of San Bernardino San Bernardino Police Department Interoffice Memorandum 4uW i:r . 011 .T:o.: SHAUNA CLARK, CITY ADMINISTRATOR From: DANIEL A. ROBBINS, CHIEF OF POLICE 4 -R °3 11 : 33 Subject: NATIONAL NURSES WEEK RUN Date: MARCH 24, 1993 copies: On May 9, 1993, the National Nurses Week Run will be held. The event will start at 8:15 am and continue until approximately 11:30 am. The assembly area for this event is at San Bernardino County Medical Center, 780 E. Gilbert on the hospital grounds. A map of the suggested walkathon route is attached. They will be requesting a waiver of fees. The Traffic Office is processing the event application and will be forwarding the package to Risk Management when it is complete. 0 © C H A R L E 5 M F E R G U S O N ® MEDICAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS 3899 LAFAYETTE STREET / RIVERSIDE. CALIFORNIA 92503 / (714) 689-1146 March 17, 1993 Honorable Mayor Bob Holcomb City of San Bernardino San Bernardino, CA 92418 - Dear Mayor Holcomb: - Thank you for your kind letter of March 15th regarding my Special Event Request for the use of City Streets and Police Staff. I am proceeding with the permit application as you advised, poste haste. Please consider this letter to be a formal request of you and the Common Council for the waiver of any fees for the necessary City staff. This is a non-profit effort which I have been funding from my own pocket and conducting in recogni- tion of our Nation's 2.1 million nurses, the very forerunners of our troubled health care delvery system. As a California Board of Registered Nursing approved provider of nurses con- tinuing education and a member of the American Hospital Association, I've worked closely with nurses for well over a decade. I know of the personal sac- rifices they make to assure patients in their charge receive the very finest care, both physical and emotional, they can possibly provide. It was such de- votion that compelled nurses to continue to help my family in their efforts towards my unique recovery after doctors prognosed my condition as terminal. For a 65-yr-old man with no feeling or sensation in either foot or legs, its going to be a long, long run on May 9th from the San Bernardino County Medical Center to the Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Hospital in Loma Linda. I'm going to need everyone of those nurses support and encouragement to make it. And they, and I, will need all of the support your City can provide to assure the success of this event which has already drawn the attention of the White House. After a brif ceremony and introductions, the run will begin on Sunday, May 9, at gam at the San Bernardino County Medical Center, proceed dawn Gilbert to Waterman, then down Waterman to Barton Road and over to the VA Hospital. We need a police escort to block each intersection just long enough for the group to pass. No lengthy street closures should be required. Loma Linda City is arranging for the safe passage of the group when it reaches their community. mMO lt i e�l)y,. � � � � � � D res Fe�r on MAR 2 2 1993 President CMF/gjn OFFICE OF THE MAYOR Encl. TIME: — MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION— 0 0 SACRAMENTO ADDRESS COMMITTEES: STATE CAPITOL Namrol Re,ovrtts and SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 _��" ' Wildlife(Choirman) (916) M5-9781 A9rkvR re and x•66 _ Wa rRewvrce, DISTRICT OFFICE Finance 3600 LIME ST. ro.- Jadiclary SUITE 111 RIVERSIDE, CA 92501 (714) 781-4111 72-811 HIGHWAY 111 �'tatC ;i1C11AtOr SUITE 201 c^ PALM DESERT, CA 92260 (619) 34au88 ROBERT PRESLEY THIRTY-SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT March 5, 1984 Mr. Charles M. Ferguson Medical Management Consultants 3899 Lafayette Riverside, California 92503 Dear Chuck: Heartiest congratulations to you on your election as President of the Visiting Nurses Association of the Inland Counties! I 'm sorry that legislative commitments in Sacramento preclude my being able to join you personally this evening for your installation. There is a no more dedicated individual that I know of when it comes to improving the health care delivery system. The Association has indeed made a fine choice in you for leadership. Again, Chuck, congratulations! Please let me know whenever I may be of assistance. Sincerely, ROBERT PRESLEY State Senator RP:lw DR. SANFORD M. SHAPERO PrvsidentlChief Executive Officer CITY OF January 15, 1989 H•0-P-E Mr. Charles M. Ferguson Medical Management Consultants 3899 Lafayette Riverside, California 92503 Dear Mr. Ferguson: I want to thank you for the superb and extraordinary presentation you made in your educational seminar to our nurses and ancillary staff here at the City of Hope. We feel that you have enriched our Institution, not only through your cogent remarks, but because of your own lifestyle, integrity, and sensitivity to human needs which you uniquely possess. I hope that we will have many years of close association together. Sincerely, Dr. Sanfd Shapero Preside Executive Officer SMS:bk National Medical Center and Beckman Research Institute •A New Era Of Discovery Abraham S.Bolsky,Chairman of the Board • Dr.Sanford M.Shapero,President/Chief Executive Officer 1500 East Duarte Road • Duarte,California 91010• (818)359-8111 Jerry L. Pettis Memorial c01 Benton Street Veterans' Hospital Loma Linda CA 92351 '� Veterans r Administration In Reply Refer To: ( 605/118 ) Mr. Charles M. Ferguson President Medical Management Consultants 3899 Lafayette Street Riverside, CA 92503 Dear Mr. Ferguson: Nursing Service at Jerry L. Pettis Memorial VA Medical Center is proud to recognize Mrs . Sandy Hinshaw, RN, Head Nurse, as our facility's participant. Mrs. Hinshaw has been in nursing for twenty years . She is vice-president of CNA Region IV, is a head nurse of a forty bed acute medical unit and the mother of two lovely daughters . Thank you for inviting us to participate. Susan Moss ACOS/Nursing Service cc: Sandra Hinshaw Chief, Medical Media (Public Relations) America is #I—Thanks to our Veterans" v _ A NUV of JAY RACZRhe Press-Enterprise Charles Ferguson takes students from Foothill School on a run while leading them through "Wellness Day." Staying well N", The first-ever "Wellness Day" at Foothill Elemen- tary School in Riverside yesterday was a success, , Principal Gene Vaughan said. Actually, Wellness Day lasted considerably longer than 24 hours, and school officials were hoping the lessons learned would last -; throughout students' lifetimes. Yesterday's activities consisted mainly of stretch- ,Y Ing and jogging exercises, Vaughan said. " On..-Tuesday, Charles Ferguson, a 62-year-old local businessman who has overcome numerous life- threatening health problems to become a distance runner, told a school assembly about his experiences and the value of an upbeat attitude and healthy - habits. s Vaughan credited Ferguson with instigating the Wellness Day as a positive alternative to a controver- sial "Nerd Day" the school had held earlier. -+ § In preparation for yesterday's activities, teachers devoted class time this week to ways their more than * ' . " 2•� 700 students could live long, healthy lives. ; ''The overall intent was to impress on the kids that (good) health is developed through your behavior + ! x and has long-term effects on your life," Vaughan said. ''We were trying to build general awareness that they have control over their health." Tr:i i Third-grader Danny Christ does toe touches. caLn-ORNIA O E. F' NURSES F ' ASSOCIATION _ ShapMTrtn sHealth Care January 11, 1992 Mr. Charles Ferguson Medical Management Consultants 3899 Lafayette Street Riverside, CA 92503 Dear Mr. Ferguson: In August, Eleanor Borkowksi, Assistant Director of Nursing at San Bernardino County Medical Center, sent me a copy of a letter she received from you regarding AB 2849, which was our sponsored legislation. I thought you might be interested to know that the Governor signed the bill, and it became effect January 1, 1993. 1 have enclosed a copy for your review. I can not tell you how much I appreciated your letter. Thank you for your support. Sincerely, Catherine Dodd, RN Director, Government Relations CD/cw �_•. 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