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· AGENDA STATEMENT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: February 17, 2004
SUBJECT: 2003 Citizen of the Year Nominations
Report Prepared by Kay Keck, City Clerk
.ATTACHMENTS: Nomination Forms Submitted
RECOMMENDATION:/~ Present Certificates of Recognition to Nominees
FINANCIAL STATEMENT: None
DESCRIPTION: Each year, the City 0fDublin recognizes a citizen who has made a
significant contribution toward enhancing the quality of life for residents of Dublin during the past year.
Mayor Lockhart and Councilmember McCormick currently serve as the Citizen & Organization of the
Year Committee. Once nominations have been made, the Committee arranges for the judging to be done
by individuals or organizations outside the City of Dublin.
The winning citizen will be announced at the City's "Spotlight on VOlunteers'' event being held on
Thursday, February 26, 2004 at the Dublin Radisson Hotel. In addition, the winner's name will be
engraved on the perpetual plaque, which hangs just inside the Council Chambers,.
The citizens nominated this year include: Catherine Brown, Dave Burton and Kathleen (Kelly) Knabe.
The nominees were invited to attend this City Council meeting and invitations have been extended for
them to attend the Volunteer Recognition event on Febmary 26th.
Staff recommends that the Mayor present each nominee with a Certificate of Recognition for being
nominated as Dublin's 2003 Citizen of the Year.
' CopIEs TO: Nominees
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CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
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OFFICE OF T~ CITY ~AGE~ D~L~ C~IC CEN~ 100 C~IC PLEA,
NO LAiR T~ 3:00 p.m.~ Jan~a~ 22) 2004,
Citizen of the Year Nomination
David Burton
I am nominating David Burton for Citizen of The Year for his leadership in restoring the
Old Murray School Bell Tower located on Dpnl0~n~.Way-
Dave has many accomplishments to his credit, including the formation of the original
government for the City of Dublin in 1982. Last year, Dave fulfilled a drem~pf.~.~many in
the community by forming the campaign to restore the bell tower on the historic Murray
School. He organized a parmership with Rotary, the Dublin Chamber_ of :C°mmerce' the
City, past students of the school and interested citizens of the valley to raise the mopey
for the project.
Historic preservation is often put on the back burner.because ofmonetary constraints.
Dave devised a fundraising program that required the community to come up with a
portion ofthe~°iieY~i ihe' C'i~3~-~ed to fund the remaining costs. This created an
ownership of the project by the community and demonstrated the pride we feel for our
heritage
DUring the dedication ceremony of the bell tower, many of the former stu~!~rt[scame.t~ ......
ring the bell that used to call them to class. This experience was exciting for all of us to
watch and to know that the bell tower, as an example of our past, will be appreciated by
generations to come.
Respectfully submitted,
Linda Jeffery Sailors
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
NOMINATION
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Dave Burton has put his heart and soul into this ci~. I nominate
Dave for Citizen of the Year for many reasons, but in particular,
a special project he completed in 2003. He had a dream of
restoring the historic Murray Sehoolhouseby replacing the bell
that once topped the building. This was no small undertaking.
It took thousands of dollars, lots of volunteers and a man
determined to preserve, a piece of Dublin history. To me, the small
historic park where the~ old_s.g.~oJ~o~~i~, along side old
St. Raymond's church and. th~ PiOneer eemete~ is, by far,
D~blin~s most v~l~able asset. It eau neverbe~.~p~aeed and sho~ld
be prese~ed for the generafiona to come. ~or Dave to p~t the care
and effort ~to.that pr~]eet sh~ws the true spirit of whatit
a O~bl~n e~fizem ~ ~ive ne~t do~ t.~9_t~.~..~[d~.~.Efay Schoolhouse and
"eve~ time ~ hear the bell Hug, ~ think of a gentler time and I think
of Dave Bueton.
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' OFFICE OF T~ CITY ~A~ D~L~ C~C CEN~R, 100
2003
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
NOMINATION
NOMINEE MUST RESIDE IN DUBLIN
Dav'id C. Burton ..~
NUMBER: 925-829-4390
NOMINATOR: tlancy Feel ey
925-828-6_200
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AND D~CmBE THE SPECWlC C ONTmB~IONS ~DE BY THIS INDWlDg~L
~D w~ YOU r~ ,~$' 7~' ~C -7.'~
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SEE ATTACHHENT.
~ O~ER TO BE CONS~E~D, ~S NOM~ATION FO~ ~ST BE ~CENED.~ T~
OFFICE OF T~ CI~ ~AQ~R, D~L~ C~C CEN~R, 100 C~C PLEA,
NO LAiR T~ 3:00 p.m., Janua~ 22, 2004.
Dave Button's accomplishments and contributions to the Dublin community span over a period
of thirty years, from the time'Dave &.~Be~_~9~.n_mad~ ~ ~ ...........
Dave was one. of the key individuals instmrrt~.e..n~!.~.~Dub!~ ~.~ing a city, serving on the first
elected City Council and again in later years serving a total of eight years on the Council as a
C0uncilmember and.~j~q~. ~M. ~_ayor.
Dave has always been an active
advocate of business in Dublin. A member of the Chambe3 for.gy~r~5 years, Dave sei~
the Board of Directm fo~[ m~-~.~'~an~l~'~ ¢~/}~i~-3~ii~b~f~e~Cli'~be}-'~~''1~97'9'.] D~ve~'i
attends and supports all Chamber sponsored functions anO~yQ!~ ~ur!~ ~.~e~r~s~~n .... ._. .....
needed.
In 2003 the citizens of Dublin were witne~ ng and dedication of the Bell Tower at
the Old Murray S ho;i Dort!;;h way, today utilized as ~iiiii~S~?~ii~,~_ldren
residents and visitors alike to visit and~!e~..arn~.m,~re ~bg. ut~.t~e~tpry of Dublin.
The Bell Tower project may not have happened without the tireless efforts of Day.e B~.~B. Fh~o.
started the fundr~s ~er~.~dri~.ye~tp~,.r.~ai~je en~9ugh monies to rebuild the Bell Tower, The original Bell
Tower on the old Murray School House was destroyed years earlier in moving the building.
Dave contacted all loqg!.s~..0rganizations, residents, news media as well as the Ch .amberof
Commerce m~ ~.~!jcj[~rsupport and efforts in raising monies to preserve a part of Dublin's
history.
Due to Dave's motivati~R~.and~esir. ~to~9~.~e:~ projects through to the end result, everyone in Dublin
can enjoy the ringing of the Bell ToWer for.mag~.y years to come.
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
NOMiNATiON
NOMINEE MUST RESIDE IN DUBLIN
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