ALAMO

AgendaThe County Service Area R-7A (CSA R-7A) also known as Alamo Parks & Recreation, provides park maintenance, improvements, and events in the Alamo area.

Alamo’s Parks

- Alamo School Sports Field and Batting Cages (PDF)*
- Andrew H. Young Park (PDF)
- Hap Magee Ranch Park (PDF)
- Livorna Park (PDF)
- Rancho Romero School Sports Field and Park (PDF)* 
- Alamo Parks Brochure (PDF)

*Open to public only after school hours.

Alamo Municipal Advisory Council (MAC)

The Alamo Municipal Advisory Council is comprised of seven members that serve as an advisory body to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors and the County planning agency. Members are appointed to the council by the Board of Supervisors to serve the unincorporated area of Alamo.

MAC responsibilities include parks and recreation, lighting and landscaping, land-use and code enforcement, public safety, transportation and other county services.

Meetings are held at 6 p.m. on the 1st Tuesday of each month at the Alamo Women’s Club 1401 Danville Boulevard.

Alamo MAC 2020 (left to right) Steve Mick, David Barclay, Susan Rock, Clark Johnson, Sanjiv Bhandari, Anne Struthers, Jennifer Carter, Katherine Gillen

David Barclay (Vice Chair): has served as President of numerous Homeowners Associations including Alamo Crest where he currently lives. He has been active in school fundraising and served as the Chair of the Oversight Committee responsible for implementation of a school bond. He brings great experience in land and fiscal management to the MAC.

Sanjiv Bhandari: is the President & CEO of BKBC Architects Inc., an award winning planning and design firm based in Walnut Creek. He has over 35 years of experience in architecture, urban design and master planning of retail, residential and mixed-use projects. For the last three decades Sanjiv has been actively involved with many professional organizations and has served in various positions on numerous boards and commissions including; Board of Directors of Urban Land Institute (ULI) San Francisco; Design Review Commission for City of Walnut Creek; Board of Directors and Chairman of Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce; Chairman of the Architectural Review Board for City of San Ramon; Director of American Institute of Architects (AIA) San Francisco; advisory council of Metropolitan Transpiration Commission (MTC); advisory council of Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD); and Contra Costa County Green Building Task Force. He has been a Bay Area resident since 1983, settling in Alamo in 1998 with his wife and two sons.

Jennifer Carter: is a former high school math teacher and advocate for children. She serves on the PTA Board at Rancho Romero Elementary School and actively volunteers in the classroom. She taught "Think First," a character development program, in the Orinda Union School District. She is president of the children’s organization at her church. She and her husband Josh love raising their six children in Alamo.

Katherine Gillen (Youth Member)

Clark Johnson (Chair): has served as President of the Round Hill Property Owners Association and currently chairs the Architectural Control Committee for Round Hill. He is a real estate Broker Associate with Coldwell Banker with over 20 years’ experience with the neighborhoods served by the Alamo MAC. He has a deep understanding of the Alamo community. He and his wife Anne have resided in Round Hill since 2004.

Steve Mick: is active and involved in many organizations within Alamo. He has served on Alamo Community Council, the Alamo Parks and Recreation Committee R-7A, the Alamo Beautification Committee Zone 36, Board of Directors for the Alamo Improvement Association, and is a current member of the Vietnam Veterans of Diablo Valley as well as being an active member on the Veteran’s Memorial Development Committee. Steve is the webmaster for this website. 

Susan Rock: is the mother of middle school twins, a Pack 53 volunteer, and a team mom. She is a former vice president of a Silicon Valley software company, a former strategy executive at Accenture, and former chairwoman of the Midsummer Mozart Festival. She brings financial management and strategy expertise to the MAC. 

Anne Struthers: has lived in Alamo for over twenty years and has served on numerous local PTA boards. She is currently President of the Regional Center of the East Bay, and recently retired as a Division Manager for Contra Costa County Employment and Human Services. She brings knowledge of human services and community needs to the MAC.

 Alamo MAC Meeting Agendas