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SHCP Community Design Charrette 2002

The Southern Humboldt Community Park is here for the community to use and enjoy. SHCP has become a hub for community activities.  A variety of advocate groups have worked with the Park’s Board of Directors to establish community-driven projects on Park land.  Many events including retreats, hobby clubs, weddings, memorials, meetings and fundraising events for many non-profit organizations regularly take place at the Park.

Community members or groups can utilize the park for a variety of different projects or activities. Those individuals or groups can propose a project to the Board of Directors for review. The individual or group is then solely responsible for all aspects of their project including planning, implementing, and maintaining their project. As a general rule, the Park itself does not implement projects. The Board of Directors is focused on acquisition of the land, providing basic infrastructure and Park administration.


Day Use and Group Events at the Park

There are no fees for ordinary everyday use of the park by individuals.

If you would like to host a group event at the Park, please note that there is a small day-use fee. These fees are used to help the park cover the additional costs incurred by group use. Those who cannot afford to pay will not be turned away for events like birthday parties and (no-alcohol) family gatherings.

Day Use Information and Rate Structure for Tooby Park (pdf)

Contact (707) 923-2287 for more information.

(Recent events have led the board to establish a moratorium on all but the most modest low-impact activities until current uncertainties with regards to County zoning and permitting procedures can be resolved.)

 

Guide for Projects at the Park

Do you have an idea for an activity or project that you would like to have at the Southern Humboldt Community Park? Please read the SHCP Guidelines for Park Use Advocates. SHCP's guidelines are designed to help you bring your project into being. The guide gives you information about the procedures to creating and implementing a project at the Community Park. 

SHCP Guidelines for Park Use Advocates (pdf)

Contact (707) 923-2287 for more information.


Keeping the Community Informed

Community Meetings

Feb. 24, 2009
at Mateel Community Center
Meeting Outcomes/Report

March 18, 2009
at Redway School
Meeting Outcomes/Report

May 5, 2009
at Community Park Barn
Meeting Outcomes/Report

January 25, 2010
at G'ville Civic Club
Neighbors Meeting

February 23, 2010
at the Sanderson Building
(Garberville)


Board Meetings


The board meets as needed, usually monthy. We have held the following public board meetings:

March 4, 2009
Healy Center

July 15, 2009 
Community Park Barn

March 17, 2010
Sanderson Building
Garberville

May 19, 2010
Community Park Barn

August 18, 2010
Community Park Barn

 


Meadow Loop Trail Grand Opening and BBQ


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Additional Documents:

The following documents are available to the public at the front desk of the Garberville Public Library:

  • California Attorney General’s Guide for Charities
  • IRS Determination Letter
  • Approval by Secretary of State
  • Articles of Incorporation
  • Master Plan (Submitted to Planning Department Oct. 2006)
  • Early solicitation letters for donors Oct 2000
  • Initial concept designs Oct 2000
  • Minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors 2001-2008
  • IRS tax form 990 from 2005-2007
  • Guidelines for Advocate Use of Park
  • Day-Use Fee Schedule

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PO Box 185
Garberville, CA 95542
707-923-2287