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This applies to just those neighborhoods that have refine- ment plans. The main allocation of funds for neighborhood printing, mailing, and supplies for organizations has been for neighborhood news- letters and flyers. There is a Neighborhood Liaison position in the City Manager's Office to assist in the imple- mentation of the Neighborhood Recognition Policy. A Newsletter Coordinator provides technical assistance to neighborhoods in producing the newsletters. Various departments also provide limited services to groups upon requests: e.g., special maps, publications, planning informa- tion from the computer, pre- sentations of information at neighborhood meetings. The Neighborhood Liaison is responsible for providing or arranging for these orientation sessions. City proposals, land use appli- cations, and all matters which may affect neighborhoods are referred by departments via the Neighborhood Liaison Office to the appropriate neighborhood. The liaison also alerts neighborhoods to relevant legislation and policies being considered by the City Councilor other other boards and commissions. RESOLUTION--7 (e) Neighborhood organizations shall continue the planning process by reevaluating the goals, objectives, and recommendations contained within the neighborhood plan Section 3. Functions and Responsibilities of the City (a) The city will provide recognized neighborhood organizations with supplies, printing, mailing, and limited staff assis- tance to aid in their activities, subject to budgetary allocations. (b) The city shall provide an orientation session twice yearly to acquaint neighborhood leaders with city functions and programs, and city-neighborhood relationshlps and responsi- bilities. (c) Neighborhood organizations shall be notified of land use and development appli- cations within the neighborhood and annexations contiguous to the neighborhood within five days after the receipt of such applications.