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Home My WebLink AboutFMFCD - Clean Storm Water Summer Camp River Adventures - 2011FRESNO METROPOLITAN FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT Hlll CLEAN STORM WATER GRANT AGREEMENT CITY OF FRESNO - PARRS, NEIGHBORROOD SUMMER CAMP SUMMER CAMP RIVER ADVENTURES PRO.IECT PERFORMANCE PROVISIONS The enfire amount of the Giant shall be expanded for eligible expenses of the Projmt, and DO other purpose. The Project shall be conducted in conformance with all applicable gov amental laws and regulations. Upon completion of the Project, a final report shall be submitted to the District documenting the completion of the Project, specifically accounting for: the expenditure of moNes, attaching receipts for all monies expended, one set of prints with Deprives or digital photos documenting the project. examples of all promotional materials documenting District acknowledgment, and the total hours v ItmteerN by each participant. All materials purehaved with the giant monies shell be used for the purposed described in the grad application only. The recipient shall provide the District such additional information as may reasonably be requested in regard to the Project and the expenditure of grant foods. The District's participation is limited to paying of giant monies only. The District his not mvestigatal the Project in any way, other than to determine its qualification for the Omar Program. The Applicant shall defend, indemnify, and had the District, its Dinxwm, officers, employees, and volunteers harmless from and against any claims for personal injury, property damage, wrongful death, economic loss, or asking of property or otherwise in my way related to the grant or its Peebonmce of the Project. The Applicant shell submit a Qntificare of Insurance designating the District as an additional insured in regard to this Project. lauw=.+a+a�nu �aliuni vm%.eee. Chains Stormwater Grant Agreement Page 2 City of Fresno - Parks, Neighborhood Summer Crop shall peh na the Clean Sturm Water Grant Project as described in the attached Application. Any changes to the project or budget shall be submitted to the District and approved in writing before the stmt of the project. In respect to the Grant from the Fresno Meoopolitm Flood Control District (District) for $1,W6.00, we shell conduct the Project in coMormance with the Performance Provision attached. Unless otherwise approved by the District, Grant funds shall be used exclusively for We propose of conducting the Summer Camp River Adventures project. City of Fresno - Parks, Neighborhood Smnmer Camp shall complete the grant project and submit ell invoices for rei ntrumememby June 30, 2012. Dated: /J//�/r .2011 lRPR00PdASB11ORM .Iona w, OFFICE BTY BY: Mai• cxa,a.. fPuly Accepted. ATTEST: BECCn E KLISCH Detect: / 1 � / } � /� .2011 CITY E K B w wry By:L Hob Van Wyk General M ger-Secmtsry FRESNO METROPOLITAN FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT „xy,emeknenrct natu01nannvua8m,epmlax. CLEAN STORM WATER GRANT APPLICATION FORM The Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control DialdM is pleased that you art applylnp for a Clean Storm Water grant Please read the application carefully belore filling it out Be wre to proves complete information for each section. If a section dcee nM apply to your project, bMibeb Wry 5 does rot appy. Yw may use addimel sheets 5 necessary to fully support your request. Appllbetiorre Nat am not complete may be diwuallfled. Please bell or email Kristine Johnson at the District office, (559) 05&3292, kruend®heenofloodalntieloro, K you need assistance. Applications must tai postmarked by, or received in the Dial orifi before 5:00 P.M., March 5, nil, Project Tib: Summer Camo River Ativerdums Project Mana9erlCowdinator Linda" Miller 5 CIM Contreras (IrvMridual resporl for enauriN project Is cani0d a5) City of Flesh— Pada, After School. Recreation and Community Services Name of Oganisation: NalghbMhood Pack Summer Camp River ANrerSures Mailing Acidness: "D N. San Pablo Ave.. Fresno CA 93725 Daytime Phone: (558)1321A 7 or e725 Fes (558)488.1557 Lintlaev.Miller®M1eptp oov; CIM COMrereemfreen pov Emell Acidness: Total Project Amount Requested: $1998.00 Cop: $9305.00 Project Start and End Dates: 520/11 to MI Check all of the rollowing Clean Storm Water Grant objectives that most epgopriatNy addeb r yourprgeet X Pubfic IMonnaSpnlEtlucatlon Project School Pmjed -X Community lnvolvemenWolumeer Project X Storm Water Duality IMonnaAon and Edubeten X Househdd Hazardous%Vaele IMonmalon and Edacareon Business Slone Water Pollution presentee Aeaiebnoe and EducaWn -X Envlmnmental Restoration, Enhancement and Preservation -X Environmental Assessment X Other: Recreation Clem alone WalerGnMApplluWn Form -1 GROUP DESCRIPTION Describe your group's purpose, history, and a 4 is a formal or informal organization. In 2005, Me City of Fresno's Pads S Recreation Department expanded to create a Community Services Division becoming Parks, Recreslhon and Community Services. In 2007, the department expanded again to create the After School DirWon becoming Pada, Agar School, Recreation and Community Services (PARCS). Community Services envisions a culture of excellence where people gat the beat every day by creating community through people, palls and programs. Because the Division drives to provide a variety of meaningful services and programs to Me Fresno Community regardless of age, ability, gentler, race, odaMatbn, repigon and soctoeconomic status, Me outreach Science Program we incomoraied into Mb division. Fran a single U. S. Department of Education grant Mal funded Me Science Mobile, Me Science program has gained financial Support, InMvWual recognition and Me momentum W expand and incorporate scarcer Into local after achool programs, family science nights, community outreach, neighborhood pada and hei fulldma community science centers. Through collsbora0ons with do Fracm Unified School District, Central Valley Science Project and National Science Foundation, Me Science Program since 1884 has sought to create Inbmlal Naming environments giving students an opportunity to padidicate in science and eduCabon wlMout the fear that traditionally turns students away from science. Through the ScIance Mobile, the Community Science Center Workshops at Granny and Dickey Parks and that oftensctepl programs, needy 30,000 students and families ware able to participate in the programa science adiviges last year. In addition, an independent evaluator classified these youths as Primarily underserve i children of color and labeled Mom 'at flak ° The Science Program ie commuted to helping all students increase Meir aptitude and love of science; it encourages the pursuit of Me sciences as a career choice, thereby avoiding academic failure and future involvement with the juvenilejustim system. A 2008 survey showed that the Science Program received a 8096 approval doing by parents, students and staff. As a result d the survey, in 2008 the mission of Me Department grew to include roquesbd Life and Environmental Science (LES). In January, 2008, LES began to use the Met on the Move recreational vehicle to provide programming W undedservad youth In our community. The Met on the Move is a result of the Cooperation between 0e Fresno MetropoWan Museum of Ad & Science and PARCS. Besides the ebremenlbnatl venues. LES is raw its own section delivering programming to the following: chlWren at Neighborhood Parks with the Mel on Me Move: Ahwahnes Middle School; Lowell Elemenbry SO"; BEST (Business, Education atm Service Training): geld trips W youth, adults and senior citizens attending Me various crommunfty canters in Fresno and heading summer Carlo programs. Connecting Me public to Meir environment stall by budding an awareness of the natural work! around Mom. The IFS program gives children and adults an opportunity to explore the natural resources we all where. Dtscovery Mil lead to an understanding and eventually the protection of and stewardshlp of our environmental resources and services. LES particiants explore local environments, biological artifacts and live organisms in an up chose and nonthreatening fashion through field tripe, activities and presentations. LES believes that our program *Ws Lem Storm Wator Grant Application Form 2 In Oro promotion of Nature Deficit Disorder, a graving phenomenon in our country where youth are become detached from nature. The mission of Me LES Program Is to deliver high quality edumibnal escoeriencas that allow children and adults an opportunity M celebrate our natural worttl and its resources. In 2010, Community Science and LES merged again in a collaarotive effort to expand both programs, Both programa used to offer similar cenic slum and compete with each other for programs and pertkApeMa. Manuel Hernandez and Sonya Form collaborated In 2010 b batter Improve Me programa and cooperate with each other for the benefit of Me participans and the Individual programa In this tough economy. In 2010, Community Science worked with Fresno Undrea School Diond s supplement Me science education of Fresno's youth. LES wse awarded $80,000 M be dsbumidl over a aro and hag fiscal year cycles to fadktde service looming Programs, canoe programs and activities In Me LES chommo n. Also In 2010, LES was awarded $15,000 hurn Me San Joaquin River Conservancy (SDRC) to support LES programa on Me San Joaquin River. LES has grown leaps and bounds rrow with a fully functioning mobile scbnm unit, 8 canoes and a canoe biller. The SJRC was pleaeed with Me program Chet LES provided to Me public and awarded the $15,000 grant for 2011. In 2011, Community Science will continue suWlememing schcol aclence Programs through shad visitations, In dose programs and Family Science Nights. Community Science will also continue to sere Me community with the Mobile Science Workshop and MET on the hove manes mobile. In 2011, LES Is facing challenges with Me added grovAh of the LES Program and reduction in PARCS, LES has more challenges to overcome b be able to provide these services and fuMll the grant requirements. One of Me main needs Is equipment to meet standards and provide adequate safety and comfort during program participation. The Neighborhood Perks program began waking with Informal science program in Me mid 1980'5 providing students the opportunity to loam about science In a fun and informal environment, where participants looked forward b participetirg in Mase educational activities. Looming and emoting sok place in our community centers, perks, summer camps, hstivas and tripe to places Ib Yosema National Park or a simple nonce Mp to Me San Joaquin River. In 2008, Lie and Environmental Science Program further became a part of our parka program providing additional education at similar types of sites and programs. Clean ebrm Water Grant Application Form -3- 2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Write a blef description of Ma proposed project The Neighborhood Perks Summer Camps will participate in Me LES Canoe and Service Leeming Programa. Our pedklPen s in Me Summer Camp will spend eight days with LES during our Summer 2011 Summer Camp Program enjoying adN like canoeing, maturation projecls, Patrick Bryan's Presentation, Applying Sksm Orcin Decals and other assorted MdV% a looming about our local watershed. In Me Pat Five yearn our camp participants have taken ped in many LES FMFCD fundetl Programs. Due to budget cubs and a tough economy our PARCS programs am colls long to continue to provide our participants the experiences without cuMrg Wmgmms, staff or number of participants. The youth who padicipate in these camps live In various Made of our city. For many, a Mia to the river's unheard of, coming from disadvantaged, low income homes. Padlcpamts will be given journals to record what they sea all loam and Participate in an Edible Aquifer and arta related activity. A t -shirt will fuller be given to all the youth who pehticipate; a remembrance of what May have dors and tamed, as well as a way to further promote the program. Addtlionally, the youth participate in informal science disease, as well as aafb, aporia, games, cooking, computer science and field Mps to places like Santa Cruz. For many this is a fist tkne vied to Me ocean. The LES Program creates participant all public awareness regarding local watershed, conservation pmjecls and detaetion projects tough Me experience of participating in Me activity. LES Program b providing educational activities, service Projects and educational presentations. padkipants ars expected to take what they team and implement g in Meir homes ahM communities. LES believes that through Involvement an conservation, education and recreation participants will develop Me Think Globally, Act Locally philosophy and strive to o better stewards of our local enNronment. I. PROJECT OBJECTIVES Write a brei deecriplion of how your project will address each of the Clean Sturm Water Grant objectives dhecked on one 1. Pubik InlomutbnlEtlucation Project - The Mission of ds NeghboMood Parc Afterschcol and Summer Camps program is to Improve the quality of No for Fresno youth by Providing a variety of fun activities Mat footer has development d tour social, physical, ahural and intellectual skills. Participation in Me LES Programs censure public awareness regarding local watershed, conservation pmjects and restoration projects for our camp Participants. The LES program is PMWhg educational activities. service projects and educational pmsenteons. Participants are eapaclad to take what they team and implement d In their times and communities. LES Powers Mat through involvement in conservation, education and modulation paricipents will develop Me -Think Gloomily, Act Locally philosophy. The LES Naturalist will o the lead steff member directing LES staff and other PARCS staff and/or pmsentem to coordinate efforts to display, explain and lead hands-on activnes Mat increase the understanding ofweler resources, water conservation and Chun storm Water Grana Application Fame wildlife awareness. LES staff will be trained by the LES Naturefst and LES Consultant who have attended a Project WET, a Project Mid Acosta tarring and FCOE Walerehed Institute during the 2010 season. Community ImolvementlValuntear Partatpation — LES programs and projects are WON an community invotvemeM, asslstansa from partners, local standee and volunteers. Major sopportng partners are FMFCD, FCOE's Scout IstanQ POW& Bryan (FMFCD), River Tree Volunteem Inc.. Cat KroseMall (Master Falconer), Jason Dean (MeyWs Water Bank), Clove and Fresno Unified School Duration, Senior Hol Meek mulciparaa, NelghborMod Parke and Finano State Recreation Administration and! Lature Shares students Storm Water Quality Irdormallon and Education — Through the educational camponenl, students will become voices for the 'Protect Your Water, It's Just Beneath Your Feet' message. This will increase awareness of household and mulardous chemicals that impact the quality of our water supply, the sources and movement of these materials, methods of prevention and We Importance of water to people and vddde. In adtliton, participants will use FMFCD decals instead of to steal W mark storm drain inlets as no dumping sites. Household Hesardous Waste Information and Educaton — Using Landform and Ground Water Flow Model's (GFM) cats model building acliviliss, students will Team about the types of contaminants, their proper disposal and Weal preveidion methods far dealing with toxic substsnces. Patrick Bryan will be presenting at our summer camp as In years Pest to present on Nese topica. Environmental Resloratlon- Participants will be participating in matombon projects, other conservator and service learning programs throughout the San Joaquin Valley and the Sen Joaquin RNer Watershed. Par idpa ds will work on service leaming projects participating in riparian clean up, restoration and ramwal of nonnet re plant species along the San Joaquin River. Emelronmental Aaswmant — Participants will team about Marcom"alebrstes and determine t We Sen Joaquin River be capable of sustaining Salmon population through a study of Mawlnvertebreks, We need for water cenasrmbon far the sustainability of the San Joaquin River. Program Participants will have an opportunity to barn about our local watershed through tun hands on activities. Participants will loam to identify and map We gore and feune that estate in the riparian cenidor of the San Joaquin River. Participants will loam to canoe, proper paddling lechnquae, how to use binoculars, field guides, GPS units and keep proper fiats journals. Identify and mmo re invasive specks and native spacers. Recreation—Participants enjoy canoeing for fun. Races, swim time, paddle about, games and actwites affen highlight the participants experience on the San Joaquin River. Glean Storm Water Grant Application Form -5 4. PROJECT LOCATION Tell us when your project WIN be conducted. If neceasary, amen a map to tlw application. If the project Wil be corltluded oulaloe the District boundary, also descrlba the direct benefits provided! by me project to residents of the oiabld. Sammer CampLoatiom: McKim& Community Gema/Sm loaquin Rivcr Holmes Neighborhood Ccmo/Sm Jagwn River Romain Neighborhood Cmkr/gan Joaquin River TM C. Wills Community Cenmr San loquin River Frank H. 1M0 Neighborhood Cemenflan Joaquin River Dickey Youth R clopmmt Cenkr/San Joaquin Reser Woodwmd ParWSm Joaquin %vcr LES programs for Recreation occur along the 22 mile stretch of the San Joaquin River from Milterton Lake M Highway 99. Through the experiences parbapanb will we the watenhad travel through different anm bring back the menage of water conservation in their homes schools and community. LES begeves that through the experience of conservation, education and recreation the Think Globally, Act LoaW philosophy will be celebrated and through the educational components, participants will bemma voices for the `PmWd Your Water, It's Just Beneath Your Fest message. S. MAJOR PROJECT TASKS Describe me projects leeks and milestones, including start and end dates for each. PARCS ls struggling in the tough economy at meet program needs. The Program managers, Lindsey Miler and CIM Comments will purchase the remaining supplies headed to participate in the LES program. Supplies like gloves, program supplies, water bofill t -shirts, food and snacks for participants. Neighborhood Park Summer Camps 1. Parks staff will meet W make tentative LES/Canoe trip dates (March 2011) 2. Request S Confirm cence trip detea with LES (March 2001) 1 Reserve department vans for canoe trip came (March 2011) C Reserve Ft Washington Beach for trip dams (March 2001 1) 5. Schedule Patrick Bryan presentation for appropriate date; (FMFCD) IMarch/April 2011) S. Request seedlings for environmental restoration and preservation lesson (May 2011) T. Distribute Camp flyers through local school detrgfa and parka (ApriNMay, 2011) a. Omer program supplies (May) 9. Finalize all plans(Mey/Jura 2011) 10. Purchase food supplies jJunelJuy 2011) 11.Run Camp Programs (June -August T011) 12. Distribute and evaluate camp ovals (June -August 2011) Dstea and Locations an subject W change Clean Storm Water Grant Application Form -a- PROJECT PARTICIPANTS Who will participate in your pmjad and in what capacity? What ere the mks of to project manger/cooN'uWon If you plan to Imrohe volunteers, how will you recruit Nem and how many will W Involved? Do you plan W work with other aryan®tione? t so, whits ones? Program particlpents standing the camp and community partners ere from the following programs or agences: PARCS, Riverni e, Volunteers Inc., FMFCD, Jason Octan (Mayers Water Bank), EOC, and Fresre United Neighborhoods. M of the volunteers come from LES pmgrams, partners and supportare. The LES Naturalist, Sonya Force, is responsible ler Me program plan, enlelment of voluateere and partners, soliciting participants, sponsors, publicity and supplies ler the LES Programs. LES and PARCS stat has been included for participation in FCOE'a Scout Island's Amerimn Cance Association Basic Canoe Sklle Leval I and II Service Provider Training. LES staff will infra and Implement the $almonds in the Chessmen Pngrem. The LES staff Nationalist attended Me Watershed Institute in July 2005, hostel by Fresrro County Office of Education's Scout Island stat. Staff ciao atlanded a presentation on water conservation wind demonstrations on water pollution prevention and use of the GFM in 2007 and 2005. This was prevented by the Fresno lis"" )tan Flood Control District Watar Resource Educator, Patrols Bryan. In November 2007, May 2005 and October 2010 staff also attended! a Pmjact Aquate WIid and Project Learning Trans belnirg hosted at Scout Island by CSU -Fresno School of Education. The LES Nominee, Sonya Force, will thin staff in Me use of hands-on acnfi ies in spring of 2011. These achvMes will explore water resources, natural history, ecology, mortification of wldiffs and flak lournalinlp. The project manager will compile all supplemental m ntenes for the training. She will also oder and purchase materials for the program. Students are from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. Thea students must uphold a standard of behavior and regular PeMctpation in the LES phgmm. DISTRICT INVOLVEMENT Describe hoes the District will participate in or what your prolecL Presenceiorrs by Ove rct shat to Involved teachers students, volunteers, or other padidpa is we encouraged. Petrick Bryan from FMFCD will present Water Resource Education to summer camp participants that participate in the LES Cance Progmm. He will impar) information on watersheds, the water cycle, slonn water weak were pollutants, properties of water and water comemtion Issues. Informational brochure, maps and other resources from the FMFCD will W distrbutnd to the paricipants of our summer camp pngrams Location of Stumm drain will also be located with Woodward PaM personnel and FMFCD's assistance. Class Sturm wane Grant Application Fotm S, PUBLICITY Oescdbe haw you plan to publicize your protea mg., using television, newspapers. newsletters, dims mailing, atc.). Our summer romps are publicized in a variety of ways: flyers to schools, newspapers, park brochures, city web site, banners, posters, radio etc. 9. EVALUATION AND CONTINUATION How will you evaluate Me success of your pmjea't How will the project contnbute to on- going or long-term aaiv'Nes and benefda'I The Neghborhoo! Perk Summer River Camps provide surveys to the participants and parents to evaluate Me amps performance. This survey gives us the necessary Information on wham we are excelling and wham we may need fo make improvements for to betterment of to program. Supervisory staff is also present to observe stag padormance and how We campers am responding to the aaNflks and if they em eppropnete for the youth we are serving. LES also surveys participants for evaluation of Me programs for intemal and grant reporting purposes. LES provides Fresno's underserved with experiencas that Create positive attitudes, hearty I'rfestyles, land stewardship skills and creates a 'Think Globally, Ac Locally° afth de Mat participants mks back to Meir families, schools and communities. Padicipanls gain a perspective of Me issues and importance of their local watershed through LES's dNeree program. Clean Storm Water Grant Appllutlon Fomr -a- 10. BUDGET Please list planraM expendiWree for your project on the followbg budget form. Let In Section e. eligible expenses for Mich your group will seek reimbursement Eligible uses of gram funds inducts, but am not tinned IS: Protestor of malenels, supplies; and nursery stock; "appears rental; prineng and postage for publicity and pmmotIonel patients, refreshments antl other Incentives for vdurlleem; bus transportation for school fold tripe; and harrorena and other expresses forwarkehopa, corrterencea and In-eeMcea. B wm to kemb w end provide detail on your proposed exm MiWm. For example, 'supplies' would ler considered an inadequate Ceecriphon, and must be detailed in the form of a rscedflo list of matersm. coolie, refreshments, printing and copying, a tulpmem, lac. Include shipping, handling and telae where applicable. Serdion a. nn also include $40.00 to saver the required purchase and development of prim flim to document me project Bug a. Cann Expense; loams Amount 1. 100 joumae X S1A0 $100 2. 16t-ahida X 6 tripe X$].25 896.00 3. 100Edible AquiferX$2.00aach 20000 4. Lunchsnacks, water hopers X 53.00 each X 100 800.00 5. 100 craft projects X $2.00 200M Eil:ki� Subtotal -Grant Request (not to exceed $2,M) It. Other Expenaea/Funding Source 1. 4 Staff X 6 hours clay X 6 trips X$10.00 $1440.00 2. ] staff x 5 hours day X 2 days X$ 9.00 630.00 3. Transportation 40 mi. X 2cram X 8 tripe X$.SO mi 240.00 $2,31000 Subtotal — Other Funds TOTAL PROJECT COSTS S29850.00 Clean Storm Water Grant Application Form 9 The information on the enclosed application has been prepared by me or under my dbedtion and is a true and emanate npraeentation of the oMan dation and this proposed project. i Signedurs /IuuG&Uo v pm !� J _'L �. Print names and Return tie Clean Storm Wafer Grant application to: Madre Johnson Freeno Metropolllnn Flood Control District 5189 E. Olive Avenue Fresno CA 93727 ONan Storm Water Grant Appllcadon Form -10- W-9 Regmsl for Ingrnycr n.. dentllicafinn Nwntn'r and Certilbuwnl , I in u. it, ];IN CITY OF FRESNO MUNICIPALITY 1515E OIVISAOERO STREET 1RESNO. CA 93711 IT' 'NI y' I illrnllpuLun NwnNnr 11 IN) 94 000]]9 .LI I. Iwa Adrws /ia�u rrm LIIuI F,yPn. of Flurl � Greater, Merger CERTIFICAjOFELF-INSURANCE mawH121rzp11 2012O33 City of Fresno S CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF Pestered Senses Doprmne t ORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON RHk ManOamenl Division E CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES Fresno, CA 03]41-3612 T AMEND EMEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE (551) 5218000 ORDED BELOW. COVEMGES THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE CITY IS SELF-INSURED FOR THE COVERAGE AND PERIOD SHOWN BELOW , NOTVJITHSTgN01NG ANV flEOUIREMENT TERM Oq CONORION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN. THE COVERAGE FOR GENERAL LIABILITY AND AUTO UABILIT)f IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF THE SPECIAL EXCESS LIABILITY POLICY FOR PUBLIC ENTITIES, WHICH THE CITY MIRRORS IN PROVIDING THIS SELF-INSURANCE. ofmi Effective Oats ExpbaBon Dab Llmltlol L'ubllXy blllry 0]NlNQIII Wro11301R u mmol S1,OO m Liability 07MMO11 BTNt/2012 ce Nimnstyc OneS1.WO.OWeaNartlwlompemMltn pWo�ers'CompsngsWton 0]ro1"D 0]ro1ao12 stlaory Lhb LlabliXy 0]At 11 o]r01rz01z f�u a-Exn anpeyrtisGN OF OPERATIOXSILOCATIONSNEHICLESBPECIgLITEN9�of the City of Frasw as respects to Sunnnew Getup River Adventures program. CERTIFFF Fresno tOAll¢n(ons5061 EueFreano, Cily F Kerry mel. SenKK Analyl J (XVITMlm al inurmu\CalN l KID MFfL M 6mm® tame Rhe MwNm 11211 e1. or