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reorganization. Superintendent Hartman confirmed that a liaison person is still desired from the Senior Affairs Commission to the Housing and Human Concerns Committee. The scheduled meeting date for the Committee will be the 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm at the Library. It was suggested to encourage seniors on the Housing and Human Concerns Committee to apply for the openings on the Senior Affairs Commission. Commissioner Capone said she was advised that the Housing and Human Concerns Committee does extensive training for their members and asked if there could be similar training for the Senior Affairs Commission. She also expressed her desire to be of help to the Senior Affairs Commission. Superintendent Hartman announced there will be a training workshop for all boards and commission members on Saturday, April 22 and more information will be forthcoming. On the workshop agenda is the topic of developing workplans for each board/commission. Training Coordinator George Barbour of the Human Resources Department will be the facilitator for the workshop. The schedule of meetings for the Housing and Human Concerns Committee is as follows: March 15 from 6:00-8:30pm at Fair Oaks Community Center - Presentations will be made by applicants. March 21 from 7:00-9:30pm at Fair Oaks Community Center - Final recommendations will be made by Committee. April 4; Planning Commission meeting; recommendations will be heard. April 8; City Council meeting at 7:30pm; final recommendations will be presented for final approval by the City Council. Chairperson Lloyd suggested that the entire Commission attend the March 15 meeting to hear all the proposals. Superintendent Hartman stated the total funding available is $200,000.00. ANNOUNCEMENTS -Chairperson Lloyd said he received information regarding the California Partnership for Long Term Care Program. Commissioner Newell explained that the program is a long term care insurance policy offered by 4 or 5 different approved insurance companies and the State of California. The program offers people the opportunity to make a protected investment and still receive State medical benefits. Chairperson Lloyd will make some phone calls to obtain additional information on the program.