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 O rinda Outlook
SPECIAL EDITION
May 4, 2016  
  By City Manager
Janet S. Keeter
2016 State of the City Address

Each year, the Mayor of Orinda delivers the State of the City Address. The event, hosted by the Orinda Rotary Club and the Orinda Chamber of Commerce, was held on April 27th at the Orinda Country Club.

Click here to view the State of the City Address materials.


2016 Paving Projects Moving Forward

At the May 3, 2016 regular City Council meeting, the Council approved authorization to advertise and solicit bids in one contract for the 2016 Annual Pavement Project and the 2016 Measures J & L Pavement Rehabilitation Project. 


A list of streets and necessary treatments were reviewed by staff and the Citizens Infrastructure Oversight Commission (CIOC) prior to City Council approval. The CIOC recommended to the City Council a list of roads to be rehabilitated under the 2016 Annual Pavement Rehabilitation Project and the 2016 Measure J & L Pavement Rehabilitation Project. The City Council approved this list on October 6, 2015.

Construction is expected to commence in the summer of 2016. For details on the current paving project (2015) and future paving projects (2016 & 2017) including a list of streets to be repaired, click here
Parks and Recreation Hot Topics
Futsal is a Hit
Sunday, April 24 marked the kick-off of our new Futsal Program. The program completely filled up as 30 boys and girls ages 8 to 14 years of age came to the Wagner Ranch Gym for pick-up games of indoor soccer. Do you want to learn a little more about Futsal? Watch this video to learn more about t his nationally played, extremely popular sport.
 

OK Camp and Camp Orinda  
There are still a few spots available for the two classic Orinda camps. Parents are encouraged to register now and guarantee your child's spot in one of these two memorable camps. Each week includes a different theme over the course of the summer.


OK CAMP: This camp is for children 3½ to 6 years of age and is held in the Orinda Community Center. Daily activities may include sports, crafts, dance, music, games and nature walks as well as special trips to nearby locations and guest presenters.



CAMP ORINDA & CAMP ORINDA EXTENDED: This camp is for children ages 6 to 12 years of age and is held at the Wagner Ranch Gym. Campers will have a summer filled with great trips, games, nature walks, arts and crafts, skits, cooking, sports curriculum, guest presentations and special events. Fees associated with this camp include all trips, entrance, and bus fees. Extended Camp includes more time for fun.

Click here to view the Summer Camp Guide;  
for more information or to register call (925) 254-2445.
Janet Keeter
City Manager
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