WEBVTT 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:00.000 00:00:09.933 --> 00:00:11.601 coffee. Good afternoon everyone and 00:00:13.503 --> 00:00:15.504 welcome to the closed session for a stockton city council. 00:00:18.410 --> 00:00:20.410 Today is JULY 26, 2020. 00:00:21.211 --> 00:00:22.644 To see clear please take road been there. 00:00:25.315 --> 00:00:27.315 There's no doubt that present 00:00:28.986 --> 00:00:31.540 is present. Counsel on the right is absent 00:00:33.900 --> 00:00:35.910 vice PRESIDENT M\lenchon present to the client. Thank you. 00:00:36.626 --> 00:00:38.394 There aren't any addition to closed session so we'll move on 00:00:39.763 --> 00:00:42.398 to the announcements of closed session item three point one conference with legal counsel 00:00:44.335 --> 00:00:46.870 existing litigation is closed session is authorized pursuant to section five four nine five 00:00:48.506 --> 00:00:50.173 six nine eight of the government code iverna three 00:00:55.479 --> 00:00:57.479 point two conferences 00:01:09.560 --> 00:01:11.696 labor negotiator this closed session is authorized pursuant to 00:01:11.696 --> 00:01:13.698 section five four nine five seven six eight of the government code items three 00:01:13.698 --> 00:01:16.267 point three thirty three point five public employee performance evaluation this closed session is authorized 00:01:16.267 --> 00:01:18.402 pursuant to government code section five four nine five seven item three point six 00:01:18.402 --> 00:01:20.872 conference with legal counsel potential litigation. This closed session is authorized pursuant to 00:01:20.872 --> 00:01:22.606 government code section five four nine five six that might 00:01:24.309 --> 00:01:25.976 be in item three point seven public employee recruitment 00:01:27.312 --> 00:01:29.246 statutory appointment. This concession is authorized 00:01:31.150 --> 00:01:33.483 pursuant to government code section five four nine five seven item for public 00:01:35.886 --> 00:01:37.622 comment quote do we have any public comments this evening? 00:01:39.826 --> 00:01:41.826 The comments section there 00:02:39.564 --> 00:02:41.265 . Good evening everyone. 00:02:44.603 --> 00:02:46.337 Welcome to the regular session at the stockton city council 00:02:47.773 --> 00:02:49.707 today JULY 26. Twenty twenty two city clerk 00:02:52.177 --> 00:02:54.177 please take ro council member 00:02:56.682 --> 00:02:58.682 joe represent the that's the 00:02:59.651 --> 00:03:01.252 one thing that's not right present vice PRESIDENT 00:03:04.490 --> 00:03:06.959 M\lenchon present we have a quorum. Thank you. At this time I'd like to ask 00:03:06.959 --> 00:03:08.959 mayor for gozi to lead us into 00:03:14.990 --> 00:03:16.990 flaccidity but of the united 00:03:18.170 --> 00:03:19.871 states of america and to the republic for which it stands. 00:03:24.510 --> 00:03:26.510 I need energy and justice for 00:03:32.840 --> 00:03:34.119 all and thank you at this time I'd like to invite pastor keith 00:03:36.880 --> 00:03:38.880 green of charlotte delta valley 00:03:39.559 --> 00:03:41.559 church to give the invocation 00:03:44.264 --> 00:03:46.264 samaritan finally just thank 00:03:47.534 --> 00:03:48.867 you tonight for these for this meeting. 00:03:51.370 --> 00:03:53.605 My GOD, I thank you, father GOD for all of these public servants and GOD all those who 00:03:55.342 --> 00:03:57.342 have answered the call father 00:03:58.912 --> 00:04:00.980 got to serve and care about our city lord GOD and father GOD, I 00:04:02.683 --> 00:04:05.351 ask you to put your hand on each and every one of them allow them to govern and to 00:04:06.186 --> 00:04:07.820 make decisions for GOD with wisdom that GOD with 00:04:10.190 --> 00:04:12.357 compassion, father GOD and with foresight. Lord GOD I ask for protection 00:04:14.562 --> 00:04:15.929 for them GOD and protection for our city. 00:04:17.131 --> 00:04:19.198 Lord GOD there is so much that we need here father and I know 00:04:21.468 --> 00:04:23.468 I know father GOD that you have 00:04:25.205 --> 00:04:28.400 stockmann in your eye and so we thank you father GOD and we give you the prayers in jesus name. 00:04:29.109 --> 00:04:31.109 Amen and then thank you pastor 00:04:33.280 --> 00:04:35.649 green item eight report back to taken in closed session city attorney do we have any 00:04:36.317 --> 00:04:37.750 reportable actions even nothing to report. 00:04:40.387 --> 00:04:42.856 Thank you. Item nine there aren't any additions to regular session 00:04:44.358 --> 00:04:46.726 item ten recognition's announcements or reports city clerk do we have any 00:04:48.163 --> 00:04:49.897 recognition's? Million. Thank you. 00:04:51.466 --> 00:04:54.167 Item eleven public comments the city of stockton invites public participation in multiple forms. 00:04:55.703 --> 00:04:57.404 You provide your comments by using one of these comments. 00:04:59.674 --> 00:05:01.441 He comments a link is located on the city's agenda page email 00:05:03.944 --> 00:05:05.679 city clerk I can see that job if you have any questions you 00:05:07.849 --> 00:05:09.450 MAY e-mail your comments to city clerk at stockton. 00:05:11.686 --> 00:05:14.321 See you got grv. You can leave a voice message by downing two zero nine nine 00:05:14.956 --> 00:05:17.557 three seven eight four or five nine. Your message will be transcribed then including in 00:05:18.893 --> 00:05:20.893 the meeting record if you have 00:05:22.970 --> 00:05:24.465 any questions regarding any of these forms of participation please contact the office 00:05:26.401 --> 00:05:28.435 of the city clerk. This is a time for citizens 00:05:29.338 --> 00:05:31.539 comments, announcements or invitations. You MAY comment on any subject 00:05:34.376 --> 00:05:36.577 within the jurisdiction of city council including items on the agenda. 00:05:41.784 --> 00:05:43.784 You're limited 00:05:55.864 --> 00:05:58.467 to one three minute comment opportunity. This is not a time for discussion with council 00:05:58.467 --> 00:06:00.703 regarding subjects not on the agenda for this meeting as the brannock limit such discussions 00:06:00.703 --> 00:06:02.705 comments made by members of the public during these items MAY not reflect the viewpoint 00:06:02.705 --> 00:06:04.874 of members of the council. We ask that you maintain the rules of decorum as outlined in 00:06:04.874 --> 00:06:07.420 city council meeting decorum policy title for chapter four point zero three paragraph two 00:06:07.420 --> 00:06:08.710 which reads persons addressing the council shall not make 00:06:09.845 --> 00:06:11.512 personal impertinent, unduly repetitive, slanderous or 00:06:13.382 --> 00:06:15.617 profane remarks to the council . Any member of the council city 00:06:17.687 --> 00:06:19.454 staff or the general public nor other loud threatening personal 00:06:21.891 --> 00:06:23.658 abusive language nor engage in any other conduct that disrupts 00:06:25.728 --> 00:06:27.329 the service or or otherwise unreasonably impedes the 00:06:30.990 --> 00:06:32.100 orderly conduct of the council meeting. Any person who makes such 00:06:32.836 --> 00:06:35.304 remarks who are as loud threatening personal abuse of language, who is unduly 00:06:37.140 --> 00:06:38.674 repetitious or engages in extended discussions 00:06:40.643 --> 00:06:42.978 of irrelevancies or who engages disorderly conduct that disrupts disturbs or otherwise 00:06:45.140 --> 00:06:46.748 and reasonably impedes the orderly conduct of any council 00:06:48.818 --> 00:06:51.254 meeting shall at the discretion of the presiding officer or majority of the council be 00:06:52.589 --> 00:06:54.757 barred from further ordinance before the council during that meeting. 00:06:56.827 --> 00:06:58.327 In short, we do not our personal attacks. 00:07:00.730 --> 00:07:03.398 therefore please be respectful of these chambers of all who sit here and at the viewing 00:07:05.368 --> 00:07:07.690 audience court do we have any comments from members of the 00:07:08.873 --> 00:07:10.774 public for consent items or items not listed on the agenda 00:07:12.543 --> 00:07:14.543 this evening within the 00:07:18.582 --> 00:07:20.582 aguardiente 00:07:23.954 --> 00:07:25.389 hello council she had her back. 00:07:26.824 --> 00:07:28.824 It's you probably hear from the 00:07:30.940 --> 00:07:31.961 public. Give my introduction to the 00:07:34.298 --> 00:07:37.267 people in the crowd this morning I did on the PRESIDENT's talk of firefighters local four or 00:07:38.602 --> 00:07:40.602 five six I'm not a lifetime 00:07:41.105 --> 00:07:42.940 resident in stockton and my wife is also a resident 00:07:45.643 --> 00:07:47.344 stockton so not only being a approved of stockton four or 00:07:49.514 --> 00:07:51.514 five six being a very proud 00:07:52.617 --> 00:07:54.618 person of the city of stockton. So as you guys know, having 00:07:55.887 --> 00:07:57.887 lost one of our brothers 00:08:00.558 --> 00:08:02.558 earlier this year and the city 00:08:04.763 --> 00:08:06.763 to give more that was second to 00:08:08.599 --> 00:08:10.600 none uh anything that we asked for mpd we ask from our city 00:08:12.670 --> 00:08:14.670 manager council members, the 00:08:16.474 --> 00:08:18.474 mayor we got and and I'm very 00:08:20.145 --> 00:08:22.145 proud and our my membership is 00:08:23.248 --> 00:08:25.850 very proud of what the sendoff that we did our brother max. So I know that. 00:08:27.819 --> 00:08:29.819 But thank second I'm here I 00:08:31.723 --> 00:08:33.591 know that there's that you guys had an agenda or excuse me you 00:08:38.297 --> 00:08:40.231 had a minute to are are you you know, start the fire department 00:08:42.340 --> 00:08:44.368 has been punched in the guts for a long time so it was good 00:08:47.206 --> 00:08:49.206 that we were able to come to a 00:08:50.642 --> 00:08:52.642 fair and equitable imo you and 00:08:54.580 --> 00:08:56.580 I appreciate city manager harry 00:08:58.784 --> 00:09:00.784 black and your council members 00:09:02.540 --> 00:09:04.540 to look at the amended portion 00:09:05.457 --> 00:09:07.392 to our M.O. You either take in my veteran team will take 100 00:09:13.533 --> 00:09:16.235 percent consideration what we missed when it came to the wording, the fine print of that 00:09:17.103 --> 00:09:19.103 so I appreciate you guys to do 00:09:20.873 --> 00:09:22.874 the right thing and I think you start the fire first. Thank you. 00:09:27.447 --> 00:09:29.447 Thank you. 00:09:33.887 --> 00:09:35.887 Robert taylor 00:09:45.265 --> 00:09:47.265 and 00:10:19.767 --> 00:10:21.101 robert taylor. 00:10:24.639 --> 00:10:26.639 I'm here with much of the girls 00:10:28.109 --> 00:10:30.109 outside that one has come down 00:10:31.780 --> 00:10:32.779 to just discuss the issue with the housing authority and the 00:10:34.715 --> 00:10:37.830 way things are being conducted throughout stockton. My wife passed away in 00:10:38.720 --> 00:10:40.687 SEPTEMBER. I was up two little girls 00:10:42.757 --> 00:10:44.758 didn't know what to do. I lived on the streets. 00:10:46.761 --> 00:10:48.863 I lived in my car. I lived just about everywhere that you're not supposed to 00:10:48.863 --> 00:10:50.863 live with. 00:10:50.932 --> 00:10:52.899 My girls prayed every single night that I was going to have 00:10:54.369 --> 00:10:56.137 my kids taken away every time I did a call to the housing 00:10:58.206 --> 00:10:59.873 authority I got a call to central valley low income 00:11:02.100 --> 00:11:03.944 housing which is helping out only after intervention by one 00:11:06.140 --> 00:11:08.140 of the council members I was 00:11:09.830 --> 00:11:11.251 getting no, no, no. I remember when I was a kid 00:11:13.210 --> 00:11:15.560 looking at these people inside the room and thinking I wish I 00:11:17.159 --> 00:11:19.227 could just get their together ,you know, excuse my language 00:11:20.395 --> 00:11:22.395 now one of those people and I 00:11:24.866 --> 00:11:26.834 see the distained discussed that people have for folks like 00:11:29.638 --> 00:11:30.939 my son and we're not getting help. 00:11:33.509 --> 00:11:35.276 We're now finally starting to get on my feet that you know, 00:11:36.645 --> 00:11:38.645 it's still hard to deal with 00:11:40.215 --> 00:11:42.183 having two little girls looking to you for the answers when you 00:11:44.253 --> 00:11:46.253 don't have any. 00:11:48.257 --> 00:11:50.859 I did an experiment is about a month ago just to see how many people would stop and say 00:11:52.662 --> 00:11:54.496 anything to little girls down by the movie theater down here 00:11:56.980 --> 00:11:58.980 and put out a blanket and have 00:11:59.502 --> 00:12:01.669 them lay down in the blanket covered up. Just see how many people stop. 00:12:03.739 --> 00:12:05.739 It was so six police officers 00:12:07.610 --> 00:12:09.244 nothing everything citizen that got everything together, 00:12:11.714 --> 00:12:13.714 nothing to hours. 00:12:15.318 --> 00:12:17.252 This went on after two hours the one person that came up the 00:12:19.355 --> 00:12:21.355 that everything was ok was 00:12:23.460 --> 00:12:25.294 another homeless person which just goes to show that once 00:12:26.963 --> 00:12:28.963 again we are people we most 00:12:30.733 --> 00:12:33.635 of us that are in this situation don't want to be and we're not by any chance of our 00:12:35.305 --> 00:12:37.305 own but we're stuck in and 00:12:38.775 --> 00:12:40.376 hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars 00:12:42.212 --> 00:12:44.246 of these programs every year every year it took me 00:12:46.149 --> 00:12:48.149 contacting somebody in a higher 00:12:49.820 --> 00:12:51.787 and higher power to actually get something done as soon as I 00:12:53.623 --> 00:12:55.692 mean that. I absolutely know the very next day my phone is ringing off the 00:12:55.692 --> 00:12:57.692 hook. 00:12:57.928 --> 00:12:59.396 Everybody calling everybody this point now. 00:13:01.632 --> 00:13:03.900 But up to that point people didn't give a about me and my 00:13:06.270 --> 00:13:08.270 girls even look at us on the 00:13:09.139 --> 00:13:11.139 street so my comments here for 00:13:12.642 --> 00:13:14.377 a single purpose just to show that a little bit 00:13:16.847 --> 00:13:18.782 of intervention and maybe a phone call to my folks like 00:13:21.850 --> 00:13:23.530 yourselves and and a higher position in the media a little 00:13:24.422 --> 00:13:26.422 bit more employers can help a 00:13:28.125 --> 00:13:30.125 lot more families because one 00:13:32.300 --> 00:13:34.565 on one email and here I am. I'm ready to go. I'm going to get in to replace 00:13:34.565 --> 00:13:37.367 me and my girl wouldn't be safe but up to that point two and a half years, two and a half 00:13:39.337 --> 00:13:41.337 years having every door shut, 00:13:42.907 --> 00:13:45.642 you know, it's hard to see people on the side of the road when you have something that is 00:13:47.311 --> 00:13:48.979 even harder when you have nothing and you're sitting 00:13:50.150 --> 00:13:51.816 right next to these people just for thought. Yeah. 00:13:57.255 --> 00:13:59.255 Thank you 00:14:03.561 --> 00:14:05.561 , 00:14:14.740 --> 00:14:16.740 anthony nancy lynn 00:14:35.126 --> 00:14:37.126 I 00:14:38.997 --> 00:14:40.997 that's another the hey that uh 00:14:42.568 --> 00:14:44.568 first of all I can think that 00:14:50.710 --> 00:14:52.977 uh the you have and that's the that's uh that's the fact that 00:15:00.720 --> 00:15:02.554 applied to the death of uh also one of the you know let's put 00:15:04.624 --> 00:15:06.624 that into I as of right now 00:15:07.593 --> 00:15:09.593 help to fifty six people that 00:15:10.496 --> 00:15:12.496 see that sort of thirty nine 00:15:14.734 --> 00:15:16.734 percent. 00:15:18.438 --> 00:15:20.438 They feel that because we do 00:15:20.540 --> 00:15:22.540 have access to them and they 00:15:27.147 --> 00:15:29.147 lead and that other uh the math 00:15:29.816 --> 00:15:31.816 doesn't have the that's quite 00:15:34.288 --> 00:15:36.288 the the the the things we do 00:15:38.392 --> 00:15:40.392 with the as you guys know the 00:15:41.595 --> 00:15:43.595 getting this and it's street 00:15:45.265 --> 00:15:47.533 that's a lot of things whatever it MAY be that they need help 00:15:49.502 --> 00:15:51.502 the so that they can put that 00:15:53.474 --> 00:15:55.474 and I yeah I think each and 00:15:57.178 --> 00:15:59.110 every one of you that's the part that's coming up and that 00:16:04.251 --> 00:16:06.251 I know 00:16:22.403 --> 00:16:24.403 that the the jesse to 00:16:28.109 --> 00:16:29.643 that I um I agree with tormenters as well. 00:16:31.412 --> 00:16:32.813 Um I was with them for about six months. 00:16:37.718 --> 00:16:39.753 they got off the streets. Nobody wanted them to stay 00:16:46.294 --> 00:16:48.294 wasn't an this statue and 00:16:49.264 --> 00:16:51.231 they're laughing in my life and other people as well that I've 00:16:53.501 --> 00:16:55.501 seen and I she said to times 00:16:57.272 --> 00:16:59.272 off the streets every day if I 00:17:01.276 --> 00:17:03.276 live in more or less but we're 00:17:03.879 --> 00:17:05.879 out there every day out there 00:17:09.500 --> 00:17:11.500 and I all I can say is my cares 00:17:12.320 --> 00:17:13.621 is they care very good about this. 00:17:16.458 --> 00:17:18.458 So um I mean that's pretty much 00:17:19.261 --> 00:17:21.290 what I can say. She's helping me work on 00:17:23.299 --> 00:17:26.134 getting my license back on. She's just really worked with you to help me get to where I 00:17:31.730 --> 00:17:33.274 am today and that's housing job and all the rest of it for 00:17:35.430 --> 00:17:37.879 nothing and it's all I can say and everything. 00:17:40.950 --> 00:17:42.384 Thank you. Thank you. 00:17:47.623 --> 00:17:49.623 Jones 00:17:57.967 --> 00:17:59.967 john pride 00:18:06.142 --> 00:18:07.776 . Good evening. 00:18:10.646 --> 00:18:12.646 Your daughter haven't had a 00:18:17.988 --> 00:18:19.988 serious the last six months 00:18:22.492 --> 00:18:24.492 like JANUARY. 00:18:33.470 --> 00:18:35.470 I did not she did poorly and my 00:18:37.741 --> 00:18:39.741 grandma her daughter came in 00:18:42.450 --> 00:18:44.450 and then four months ago my 00:18:45.181 --> 00:18:47.181 other daughter got killed on 00:18:48.652 --> 00:18:50.652 hamilton lussick road. 00:18:52.856 --> 00:18:54.856 I've got two guys that race and 00:18:56.927 --> 00:18:58.927 have decided not to and I said 00:19:01.980 --> 00:19:03.980 thank and now they're selling 00:19:05.470 --> 00:19:07.470 his house there and the guy's 00:19:11.375 --> 00:19:13.375 trying to is trying to beat us 00:19:16.180 --> 00:19:17.680 so and I just had a heart attack last week. 00:19:22.420 --> 00:19:24.420 I didn't to that pajarito if 00:19:31.162 --> 00:19:33.162 the are and and mean I'm in bad 00:19:41.973 --> 00:19:43.808 shape so I'm trying to like lady said she had apartment for 00:19:45.477 --> 00:19:47.477 a city hotel but you got to pay 00:19:49.347 --> 00:19:51.347 thirty dollars so I rented for 00:19:53.651 --> 00:19:55.651 thirty dollars I come back a 00:19:57.556 --> 00:19:59.556 call that she had she said she 00:20:00.392 --> 00:20:02.392 had to start that and when I 00:20:04.129 --> 00:20:05.963 come back a forty five that's when she took that sixty 00:20:08.433 --> 00:20:10.433 dollars we never heard from 00:20:16.475 --> 00:20:18.475 again most of the time and I do 00:20:22.982 --> 00:20:25.116 get with that that husband they they had me a lot and stake 00:20:27.619 --> 00:20:29.619 your husband so I'm just paying 00:20:34.327 --> 00:20:36.327 for vacation and have this got 00:20:42.668 --> 00:20:44.102 a lot me I and son have got four kids. 00:20:46.672 --> 00:20:48.672 Yeah there's more to aratani 00:20:49.943 --> 00:20:51.943 time he's called the name and 00:20:53.813 --> 00:20:55.813 this is killing me. 00:21:01.754 --> 00:21:03.754 Yes I know it is so nice lady 00:21:04.290 --> 00:21:06.290 right there young lady right I 00:21:08.895 --> 00:21:10.895 that's I'll be back because 00:21:12.666 --> 00:21:14.666 I've been a by my time 00:21:16.436 --> 00:21:18.436 magnesite but now I'm glad that 00:21:23.377 --> 00:21:25.377 they cannot MISS Her so thank 00:21:33.487 --> 00:21:35.487 you suzanne cariddi 00:21:42.496 --> 00:21:44.496 hello. 00:21:46.734 --> 00:21:48.734 I just came up here I just 00:21:49.603 --> 00:21:51.603 wanted to ask about uh the 00:21:53.707 --> 00:21:55.707 people that wanted us to pay 00:21:57.477 --> 00:21:59.313 fifty dollars per person for application fee which they put 00:22:01.782 --> 00:22:03.650 us on the list for five years and I don't think that's right 00:22:06.420 --> 00:22:08.121 because I mean that after the five years before they even 00:22:09.957 --> 00:22:11.791 look at our application or anything and I had already put 00:22:13.861 --> 00:22:15.861 an application in liberty. 00:22:17.465 --> 00:22:19.766 Has the guy said that he did this in a couple of days and he 00:22:21.536 --> 00:22:23.536 didn't sat down and talked to 00:22:24.839 --> 00:22:26.840 the lady and she was telling my partner that you're not qualified. 00:22:32.313 --> 00:22:34.114 He's a why is he not qualified ? You know? 00:22:36.985 --> 00:22:38.953 And she said because we this is for low income only but that's 00:22:40.522 --> 00:22:42.522 a third of the has that is that 00:22:43.910 --> 00:22:45.910 the so that bothers that point. 00:22:45.560 --> 00:22:47.560 Thank you. 00:22:49.831 --> 00:22:51.831 Thank you. 00:22:56.271 --> 00:22:58.271 alyssa laidler 00:23:04.446 --> 00:23:06.213 and you have I don't want to look at the 00:23:08.251 --> 00:23:09.951 acceptance of the class the the to the senate panel. 00:23:12.188 --> 00:23:14.455 I have done a good johnson campaign for stockton city council district five. 00:23:16.225 --> 00:23:18.225 Unfortunately account that the 00:23:19.995 --> 00:23:22.897 other candidate MR. Brando does that in his address that he filed with that land at the 00:23:24.466 --> 00:23:26.267 address he thought that the earth is in district five, that 00:23:28.237 --> 00:23:29.971 he does not currently have that today I propose that the fully 00:23:32.441 --> 00:23:34.943 accepted declaration that the candidate I ask that the city listed allow that the 00:23:36.512 --> 00:23:38.413 catechesis to insure that this address is correct if it is not 00:23:40.820 --> 00:23:41.749 correct and that is a violation of federal law that I would 00:23:43.320 --> 00:23:45.540 hate to see the siddartha that the violation to correct and 00:23:47.724 --> 00:23:49.491 also that his opponent and turned down chastity's platform 00:23:51.894 --> 00:23:53.894 such that this for a candidate 00:23:55.531 --> 00:23:57.566 to this is a this is a dismissal of stockton residents right. 00:24:00.369 --> 00:24:02.369 To see past actions I that we 00:24:03.240 --> 00:24:05.207 can look at the do of this. We owe it to the voters 00:24:06.243 --> 00:24:07.910 of district five to transparency and integrity. 00:24:10.513 --> 00:24:12.513 Thank you, jessica. 00:24:16.953 --> 00:24:18.953 The last 00:24:29.633 --> 00:24:31.633 good evening everyone. 00:24:33.603 --> 00:24:36.205 If some of you don't know my name is just one of those and other than that, the other 00:24:36.641 --> 00:24:38.641 advocacy specifically focusing 00:24:40.711 --> 00:24:43.790 on the house situation in the city. I came today just to discuss 00:24:45.182 --> 00:24:46.816 the hurdles that I am coming across with the housing 00:24:49.530 --> 00:24:51.530 authority, central housing 00:24:52.923 --> 00:24:54.791 those two though they do amazing work with MR. Taylor 00:24:57.361 --> 00:24:59.361 centavo he has been that taken 00:25:00.631 --> 00:25:02.799 care of in the hotels and the housing authority that dispatcher processed. 00:25:04.969 --> 00:25:06.969 We're still waiting to get him 00:25:08.338 --> 00:25:10.740 into the house but that's what's going for him is apparently not available for 00:25:11.976 --> 00:25:13.911 other. I have multiple clients that I 00:25:15.379 --> 00:25:17.447 tried to refer to central valley for them to tell them 00:25:19.717 --> 00:25:22.218 that they don't they won't accept their application. They've got to go through two 00:25:24.255 --> 00:25:26.256 on one when they go through to them. I had another client that I 00:25:28.126 --> 00:25:29.860 took in and I sat there for three hour meeting the central 00:25:32.630 --> 00:25:33.931 valley and the documents that to that not accepted for the 00:25:35.400 --> 00:25:36.934 vacation for was not acceptable for central valley. 00:25:39.471 --> 00:25:41.471 So we're living the trailer the 00:25:42.874 --> 00:25:45.375 size a car with and being told that you now have to go back and get all these other 00:25:47.120 --> 00:25:49.914 documents again. She would have walked out of that meeting had I not been there. 00:25:51.316 --> 00:25:53.484 I'd have another client. She has to say that the five 00:25:55.287 --> 00:25:56.987 children she has epilepsy housing authority has had the 00:25:58.690 --> 00:26:01.325 waiting for two or three years for her housing and they just told her that if she doesn't 00:26:02.860 --> 00:26:04.729 get her birth certificate for her youngest child from san 00:26:06.665 --> 00:26:09.267 francisco by thursday she's removed from the list. All the other documents return 00:26:11.136 --> 00:26:12.804 that she can't drive. She has epilepsy. 00:26:15.400 --> 00:26:17.241 So I'm going to go get her birth certificate but she doesn't have money. 00:26:18.577 --> 00:26:20.577 it's the end of the that I had 00:26:25.251 --> 00:26:27.251 another mom who who lost 00:26:39.532 --> 00:26:41.634 her housing because her landlord died or her mother lost his 00:26:41.634 --> 00:26:43.736 house because it caused it. So she got on the street housing vouchers taken. 00:26:43.736 --> 00:26:46.205 They did not give it back to her. I had to send her through the whole process to reapply again. 00:26:46.205 --> 00:26:48.808 So now she's finally getting processed again. I have MISS Lisa here. She was displaced I gather for 00:26:48.808 --> 00:26:50.910 the cause of the fire inside the housing authority to get her into housing for since 00:26:50.910 --> 00:26:52.910 APRIL I believe the finally let 00:26:52.945 --> 00:26:54.913 her in on saturday. It shouldn't be this difficult 00:26:56.116 --> 00:26:58.250 and there shouldn't be a lack of consistency with all of these agencies. 00:27:01.555 --> 00:27:03.555 The it's impossible almost to 00:27:04.591 --> 00:27:06.291 keep your funding charged when you're living on the street. 00:27:09.610 --> 00:27:10.929 People have given up. They don't believe that he 00:27:12.980 --> 00:27:13.932 cares and as MR. Taylor showed you with this experiment, 00:27:16.203 --> 00:27:18.304 people didn't care. It's it's just there is so much 00:27:20.173 --> 00:27:22.741 funding out there right now that there's no reason that we can't come up with better 00:27:24.711 --> 00:27:26.579 solutions solutions for this problem right now they're tired 00:27:28.214 --> 00:27:30.820 of waiting. There's the those are not 00:27:31.985 --> 00:27:34.621 consistent across the board for each individual. So I just ask that you start 00:27:35.890 --> 00:27:37.890 looking other options besides 00:27:39.393 --> 00:27:41.393 more shelters and no housing. 00:27:49.700 --> 00:27:51.700 Clarence jones 00:27:57.712 --> 00:27:59.712 , the and I'm as 00:28:00.748 --> 00:28:02.748 I said last time that these 00:28:05.520 --> 00:28:07.520 programs you know, I'm in a 00:28:09.324 --> 00:28:11.324 situation like I was judge 00:28:13.194 --> 00:28:15.194 david plan for my type 00:28:16.864 --> 00:28:18.598 of situation because I did a lot of I know the same 00:28:19.634 --> 00:28:21.634 situation. 00:28:24.239 --> 00:28:26.239 You know that like I said last 00:28:26.608 --> 00:28:28.608 week, I know the situation like 00:28:30.979 --> 00:28:32.979 this all my life. 00:28:34.215 --> 00:28:36.215 I know my you know but I 00:28:41.156 --> 00:28:43.156 realized that to my see that's 00:28:44.660 --> 00:28:46.660 just a waste that is good in 00:28:49.331 --> 00:28:51.331 our time we look back twenty 00:28:56.710 --> 00:28:58.710 nine in our time it's that 00:28:59.908 --> 00:29:01.908 between the tea party realize 00:29:16.592 --> 00:29:18.592 that that the now not too far 00:29:21.898 --> 00:29:23.898 in the business and the future 00:29:30.500 --> 00:29:32.500 not like I said on a I just 00:29:37.380 --> 00:29:39.380 hope and pray that the I myself 00:29:41.684 --> 00:29:43.684 that this was a dire situation 00:29:45.955 --> 00:29:47.955 and I feel that I can see why 00:29:48.424 --> 00:29:50.424 people give up. 00:29:53.430 --> 00:29:55.164 You know all the red tape and everything you got to take it 00:29:56.700 --> 00:29:58.367 to in that with the same people that perpetrated this they 00:29:59.536 --> 00:30:01.536 don't realize karmi something 00:30:06.843 --> 00:30:08.843 else go back but I just hope 00:30:14.184 --> 00:30:16.180 they did for all of us in these type of situations that they 00:30:19.220 --> 00:30:21.220 just got some point to see 00:30:25.730 --> 00:30:27.730 what's going on and that like I 00:30:32.669 --> 00:30:34.604 said you that this man that it's not the cause of that work 00:30:36.373 --> 00:30:37.907 and I just good. Yeah ok. 00:30:40.344 --> 00:30:42.344 Thank you. 00:30:46.984 --> 00:30:48.984 In the forty 00:31:02.500 --> 00:31:04.635 . Thank you. I'm twelve contingent. 00:31:07.500 --> 00:31:09.139 Are there any items that the council would like to pull out this time. 00:31:09.941 --> 00:31:11.608 Twelve nine twelve fifteen twenty seventeen and twelve 00:31:16.747 --> 00:31:18.784 twenty one . 00:31:18.784 --> 00:31:20.784 Do you have motion to approve 00:31:22.530 --> 00:31:24.922 the remainder second one to twelve one also will get 00:31:28.593 --> 00:31:30.593 through the remainder cachay 00:31:36.168 --> 00:31:38.168 votes please I said thank you I 00:31:39.638 --> 00:31:41.572 do not have twelve point one pulled by council member right 00:31:44.376 --> 00:31:46.710 I just have a question for staff on this. I know if the city attorney 00:31:47.913 --> 00:31:49.913 question or city question there 00:31:51.783 --> 00:31:53.818 was a comment made regarding this an accusation that if we 00:31:55.454 --> 00:31:57.122 certify this it would somehow not be appropriate because 00:31:58.891 --> 00:32:00.758 of the comment they can someone speak to the appropriateness 00:32:01.961 --> 00:32:03.961 of certifying the results 00:32:06.231 --> 00:32:08.231 of the election council. 00:32:09.601 --> 00:32:11.236 I suppose the city clerk here allegations were brought 00:32:13.806 --> 00:32:16.241 forward some time ago in reference to that the stated this evening, however, our 00:32:18.244 --> 00:32:20.450 charter states that the legal requirement is that we go based 00:32:20.980 --> 00:32:23.140 off of what is on the candidate's voter registration card. 00:32:26.180 --> 00:32:27.952 We did in fact confirm that counties are the voters that 00:32:29.789 --> 00:32:31.789 MR. Is within the city council 00:32:33.459 --> 00:32:35.394 district. We have no other information 00:32:36.896 --> 00:32:38.229 stating that this is in fact untrue. 00:32:40.900 --> 00:32:43.335 And so based on the information and conversations with the registered voters as well as 00:32:45.772 --> 00:32:47.173 our city attorney, we are clear to proceed. 00:32:49.242 --> 00:32:51.242 Thank you. 00:32:52.512 --> 00:32:54.512 Motion to approve second guess 00:32:58.951 --> 00:33:01.153 your votes please pass the seven. 00:33:03.223 --> 00:33:05.358 Thank you adam. Zero point nine polled by vice 00:33:07.194 --> 00:33:09.194 mayor fagoty. 00:33:10.797 --> 00:33:12.797 So this is a public art project 00:33:14.434 --> 00:33:16.602 at victory park. It has been a very long time 00:33:18.238 --> 00:33:20.406 coming. there used to be a totem pole 00:33:21.909 --> 00:33:23.909 there and now we've finally 00:33:25.679 --> 00:33:27.413 gotten to the point where we have something that's going to 00:33:29.349 --> 00:33:31.884 be constructed and I love the fact that it's somebody local. I think that's important that 00:33:33.720 --> 00:33:35.720 we have somebody I think that 00:33:38.326 --> 00:33:40.326 the the mockup or what we have 00:33:41.620 --> 00:33:43.630 provided to us that is showing us what it's going to look like. 00:33:44.732 --> 00:33:46.399 I know when we had we had a community meeting regarding 00:33:52.406 --> 00:33:54.174 this that the public definitely had some very strong ideas. 00:33:56.411 --> 00:33:58.279 I know that this ultimately is something that was approved by 00:34:00.748 --> 00:34:02.748 the stockton arts commission. 00:34:04.419 --> 00:34:06.419 Correct. 00:34:08.489 --> 00:34:10.489 Ok, and so my thing is looking 00:34:12.260 --> 00:34:14.194 at what the exhibit or the project is going to look like. 00:34:14.362 --> 00:34:16.362 What are we going to do to 00:34:20.468 --> 00:34:22.403 ensure that it it remains viable for the years to come 00:34:23.671 --> 00:34:25.671 because it's a standing 00:34:27.976 --> 00:34:29.676 structure of three people if I remember correctly what looks 00:34:31.680 --> 00:34:32.980 like three people holding boxes. 00:34:36.351 --> 00:34:38.119 So I just kind of want to know what we're going to do to 00:34:39.321 --> 00:34:40.954 ensure that it's here for years to come. Sure. 00:34:43.692 --> 00:34:45.426 First let me introduce myself because I have another council 00:34:46.828 --> 00:34:49.230 officially at lunch. I'm the new director for community services. 00:34:51.367 --> 00:34:53.501 So nice in front of you this evening and thank you for the question. 00:34:54.903 --> 00:34:56.604 So a couple of things will be different from this project 00:34:58.373 --> 00:35:00.108 from our previous them and that is one just the materials that 00:35:01.910 --> 00:35:03.744 it's made out of obviously won't be a wood structure and 00:35:06.249 --> 00:35:07.949 also even though it is a public art project, it still goes 00:35:09.685 --> 00:35:12.153 through a formal engineering review plan. So it will need to meet 00:35:13.789 --> 00:35:16.570 code and it will go through a formal engineering and permitting process that will 00:35:18.193 --> 00:35:20.261 ensure that it needs over the code. So from the beginning all 00:35:21.397 --> 00:35:23.464 of the groundwork will be set for this to be a long standing 00:35:25.635 --> 00:35:27.635 project and beyond that we have 00:35:28.905 --> 00:35:30.672 put a contingency in the agreement with the artist that 00:35:33.242 --> 00:35:35.100 for the initial first few years of the once it standing that 00:35:36.846 --> 00:35:39.313 the artist would be responsible for coming out and doing any maintenance. 00:35:41.218 --> 00:35:42.918 Were there some sort of, you know, abnormality that we 00:35:44.821 --> 00:35:47.900 didn't catch in the engineering process that they would come out and repair that and then 00:35:47.900 --> 00:35:49.900 long term there will be 00:35:49.559 --> 00:35:51.960 maintenance that will need to to happen. But we feel confident in the in 00:35:52.896 --> 00:35:54.630 the the supplies and the materials that are being used. 00:35:56.733 --> 00:35:58.660 So I'm it's a metal structure. Correct. 00:36:00.504 --> 00:36:02.405 Ok and will there be color added to it. That's correct. 00:36:04.207 --> 00:36:06.175 Ok and so that's one of the other concerns is is the 00:36:08.411 --> 00:36:10.245 longevity the color because oftentimes it's going to be 00:36:13.150 --> 00:36:15.150 exposed to a lot of sun in that 00:36:15.386 --> 00:36:17.253 location. That's a high traffic area too. 00:36:19.290 --> 00:36:21.290 I worry sometimes about 00:36:23.994 --> 00:36:25.928 something went awry and struck no matter what was there it 00:36:27.398 --> 00:36:29.432 would be impacted by that. But rust you know, all those 00:36:31.735 --> 00:36:33.503 types of things so it's good to know that the artist will still 00:36:35.373 --> 00:36:37.407 be there to ensure the integrity of of the piece and 00:36:39.710 --> 00:36:41.710 that there's some kind 00:36:46.350 --> 00:36:48.350 of contingency plan to on 00:37:00.431 --> 00:37:02.500 the city's part to make sure that there is upkeep of the piece as 00:37:02.500 --> 00:37:05.690 well. Absolutely. Yeah. So that's all because adam super excited about it. 00:37:05.690 --> 00:37:07.238 It's been a long time. I know it's now one of the lenz's district but but it 00:37:07.238 --> 00:37:09.341 still feels like home to me. So thank you so much. It's nice to meet you and I'll 00:37:09.341 --> 00:37:11.809 move to approve this. There's nobody else that wants to comment second guess about 00:37:13.878 --> 00:37:15.878 space seven to thank you item 00:37:16.581 --> 00:37:18.150 twelve 15 pulled by vice for guys. 00:37:20.885 --> 00:37:22.885 So we get this item every year 00:37:24.689 --> 00:37:26.491 and the alaska made request for the information instead of just 00:37:28.694 --> 00:37:30.694 this list because we don't know 00:37:32.297 --> 00:37:34.310 that are for I mean there's all kinds of fees and inspections 00:37:42.508 --> 00:37:44.508 reince and the other things 00:37:44.577 --> 00:37:46.577 I'll do it if you could please 00:37:47.746 --> 00:37:49.247 turn your back on. I apologize. 00:37:50.816 --> 00:37:52.850 Did that is ok. Start from the top this items 00:37:55.200 --> 00:37:56.754 every year on our agenda and at the last year when we went 00:37:59.240 --> 00:38:00.791 through this I had requested that we have more information 00:38:03.162 --> 00:38:05.162 regarding the fees and fines 00:38:06.632 --> 00:38:08.600 associated with some of these cases actually with all that I 00:38:08.667 --> 00:38:10.667 mean I know last year you kind 00:38:11.436 --> 00:38:13.171 of rather off when we said this amount you owe that amount is 00:38:14.974 --> 00:38:16.774 for an inspection this amount oh that might have been for the 00:38:18.211 --> 00:38:20.278 boards and so that's not here. i know that the council voted 00:38:22.382 --> 00:38:24.382 last to increase the amount 00:38:26.252 --> 00:38:28.252 that we wouldn't be rolling it 00:38:30.456 --> 00:38:32.557 over as well and I I voted in the negative. I thought it was too low. 00:38:33.926 --> 00:38:36.629 I wanted it to be higher. I get it. I also saw that there were a 00:38:38.298 --> 00:38:40.298 number of individuals that went 00:38:41.368 --> 00:38:43.368 before the hearing 5th and and 00:38:45.972 --> 00:38:47.673 that when they were noticed about the hearing that fifty 00:38:49.375 --> 00:38:51.109 eight counts were did we have anybody that went through the 00:38:53.180 --> 00:38:55.180 hearing that had their fees or 00:38:57.500 --> 00:38:59.185 fines? Well it's it's the it's the 00:39:01.210 --> 00:39:02.855 fines. It can be rescinded. 00:39:05.425 --> 00:39:07.927 The fees stay a lot of questions there. So I'm going to go for the 00:39:08.762 --> 00:39:10.395 first one in terms of your first question, all the 00:39:13.501 --> 00:39:16.200 invoices and statements sent through our system so they are sent through to the property 00:39:16.236 --> 00:39:18.504 owner. So what you ask for a current 00:39:20.574 --> 00:39:22.574 system necessarily do without a 00:39:24.544 --> 00:39:26.812 lot of manpower which I do not have. We have a lot of vacancies in 00:39:27.849 --> 00:39:29.849 the person so and with our 00:39:31.318 --> 00:39:33.253 system limitations what you're asking for was not feasible. 00:39:35.256 --> 00:39:37.123 Our requirement is to send the property on a record which was 00:39:38.392 --> 00:39:40.392 done and certified. 00:39:42.162 --> 00:39:44.162 Your second question a that's 00:39:46.434 --> 00:39:48.680 how many people went before the administrative assessment 00:39:50.338 --> 00:39:52.506 hearing. This is not my memory but I 00:39:53.241 --> 00:39:55.742 believe they of have the analysis. It's not to contest the actual 00:39:58.946 --> 00:40:01.247 amount, it's only to contest the assessment because the appeal period had already 00:40:02.451 --> 00:40:05.520 passed. So the hearing is just two contest going on their actual 00:40:06.254 --> 00:40:08.254 tax and they have to pay in 00:40:09.691 --> 00:40:12.493 order to go. They have to pay. They have to make a payment 00:40:14.162 --> 00:40:16.162 arrangement, show some kind 00:40:17.532 --> 00:40:19.399 of hardship why they cannot but I mean even to go to the 00:40:21.570 --> 00:40:24.272 hearing, even to participate. No, they don't have to pay a fee not for assessments, 00:40:25.607 --> 00:40:27.641 assessments and hearing. So we notify everyone and that 00:40:28.610 --> 00:40:30.644 is welcome to come. The only time they had to pay 00:40:32.948 --> 00:40:35.482 for a hearing is if one of our law enforcement letters. So the five hundred other 00:40:37.152 --> 00:40:38.887 things anything that's automatic we do not chosen 00:40:41.560 --> 00:40:43.560 appeal for ok and were any 00:40:44.359 --> 00:40:46.661 allowances made or was there any crosschecking with the community development 00:40:48.463 --> 00:40:50.298 department because some of these items require permits 00:40:52.567 --> 00:40:54.535 to be pulled in order to address and I can tell you that 00:40:55.471 --> 00:40:57.305 with the prices going astronomically for things like 00:41:00.309 --> 00:41:02.309 even tickets for a fence I mean 00:41:04.513 --> 00:41:06.548 it's it's very difficult for individuals to, you know, get 00:41:09.180 --> 00:41:10.818 that permit paid for that person to come out and do the 00:41:12.589 --> 00:41:15.390 work and pay for the materials I get what you're talking about is more the enforcement action 00:41:16.426 --> 00:41:18.293 of the everyone during the person action is given their 00:41:20.162 --> 00:41:22.970 appeal rights. This part of the process is 00:41:24.166 --> 00:41:25.901 already way past some of them at least a year old. 00:41:28.571 --> 00:41:30.505 So those appeal periods passed. They get another appeal just 00:41:32.509 --> 00:41:34.509 for the assessment for the 00:41:35.945 --> 00:41:37.945 delinquent balance if there's 00:41:39.849 --> 00:41:41.849 any type of confusion, it's not 00:41:43.190 --> 00:41:45.754 clear we will pull the item and research it and not include in the assessment if it turns out 00:41:47.123 --> 00:41:48.958 that is something that is we put it on the next year. 00:41:50.928 --> 00:41:52.895 Well, I thought that we had to have them all on by AUGUST. 00:41:55.866 --> 00:41:57.599 So it's literally they would get another year extension to 00:41:59.302 --> 00:42:01.136 pull it off which we did that with a lot of the this year. 00:42:01.304 --> 00:42:03.439 And if you were to plot these on the map, where would you 00:42:03.439 --> 00:42:05.439 then lie? 00:42:06.777 --> 00:42:08.444 I couldn't answer that for that looking at and there's six 00:42:10.214 --> 00:42:12.810 hundred in some other county I went through them as I know 00:42:13.350 --> 00:42:15.317 several of the names on them. I went through them and the 00:42:17.221 --> 00:42:18.854 majority of them are in my district and COUNCILWOMAN 00:42:20.924 --> 00:42:23.460 Wamsley's district and so it just is it's it's a hard pill to swallow. 00:42:25.563 --> 00:42:27.563 I understand there's fines and 00:42:28.165 --> 00:42:29.899 there's fees and that part with that inspection and then a 00:42:32.690 --> 00:42:34.237 reinspection and another one and all that stuff adds up and 00:42:36.707 --> 00:42:38.474 it just I've had people call me and just say I'm trying, I'm 00:42:40.244 --> 00:42:41.979 trying, I'm trying and and unfortunately the way our 00:42:42.714 --> 00:42:44.470 system works that's not good enough. 00:42:46.918 --> 00:42:49.386 I understand what you're saying. I did it in the last meeting 00:42:53.491 --> 00:42:55.258 of the have been very with extensions as long as people 00:42:57.896 --> 00:42:59.463 are able to call us and let us know what's going on. 00:43:01.132 --> 00:43:02.799 The not this year if you looked at the historical years has 00:43:04.869 --> 00:43:06.603 gone down just because we are getting more extensions, more 00:43:09.107 --> 00:43:10.807 time, more assistance to try to get the violations corrected 00:43:13.211 --> 00:43:14.778 without the city and some more enforcement measures. 00:43:16.348 --> 00:43:18.316 But sometimes you have those owners that don't want to work 00:43:21.860 --> 00:43:22.820 with us and don't call us and figure they'll just let it go 00:43:23.822 --> 00:43:25.856 to their taxes are somehow so well some of these numbers are 00:43:27.926 --> 00:43:30.461 quite egregious. I mean thirty five thousand seven hundred and seventy seven 00:43:32.264 --> 00:43:34.265 dollars thirty three cents and I will tell you I know where 00:43:36.135 --> 00:43:37.869 that houses and they'll be lucky if they get one hundred 00:43:39.705 --> 00:43:41.105 thousand for that house even in this market. 00:43:42.975 --> 00:43:44.709 So ok, thank you county member right. Thank you. 00:43:47.379 --> 00:43:49.379 I didn't notice that demand it 00:43:50.750 --> 00:43:53.351 come down considerably and the other thing I notice is that there weren't any twenty seven 00:43:55.154 --> 00:43:57.154 or thirty six dollar item so 00:43:59.358 --> 00:44:00.992 the job either reaching out and getting those taken care 00:44:02.361 --> 00:44:04.620 of before this or not even bringing them to us that's 00:44:06.650 --> 00:44:08.650 greatly appreciated. 00:44:09.736 --> 00:44:11.803 It seems egregious on our part to lean someone's house for an 00:44:14.607 --> 00:44:16.607 amount that's and thank you for 00:44:17.777 --> 00:44:19.711 hearing us last year and for doing everything you could to 00:44:22.381 --> 00:44:24.381 bring down it speaks well. 00:44:25.385 --> 00:44:27.385 Thank you so thank you and no 00:44:30.857 --> 00:44:32.857 other comments you have second 00:44:35.161 --> 00:44:37.161 cachay both please surpasses 00:44:42.469 --> 00:44:44.303 for five to two thousand and one dissenter center item 00:44:45.372 --> 00:44:47.372 twelve seventeen polled by vice 00:44:49.242 --> 00:44:51.770 mayor fugazi. Thank you MR. Massey. 00:44:54.252 --> 00:44:56.252 Good to see you this evening. 00:44:57.417 --> 00:44:59.251 I will just say that this is a very important item, is it not 00:45:00.521 --> 00:45:03.560 for your public works department? absolutely. Say you guys are all familiar 00:45:05.580 --> 00:45:07.961 with the clean city initiative . This is one of those important points that really capitalizes 00:45:09.763 --> 00:45:11.664 on us doing better in stockton. So you've heard our stats 00:45:13.000 --> 00:45:14.700 before over 17 other times within the public right away 00:45:16.436 --> 00:45:18.305 over fifteen hundred tons within our homeless encampment 00:45:20.608 --> 00:45:22.800 cleanup's plenty of work. Right. 00:45:24.111 --> 00:45:27.130 And and if your department wants to do it all on their own, that number would probably 00:45:28.749 --> 00:45:30.583 be impacted quite a bit. Absolutely. Absolutely. 00:45:31.852 --> 00:45:34.253 Said to these community partners that have so many great partners here within 00:45:35.690 --> 00:45:37.690 stockton literally last and 00:45:39.193 --> 00:45:41.193 what have you heard from other 00:45:43.498 --> 00:45:45.932 other departments within the city and your own department regarding the work of these 00:45:47.335 --> 00:45:49.335 partners? 00:45:51.605 --> 00:45:53.874 Nothing but fantastic kudos and appreciative. Our staff works hard and they 00:45:55.911 --> 00:45:57.811 just feel really fortunate to be able to be side by side with 00:45:59.647 --> 00:46:01.715 these different groups. They are based out there and 00:46:04.219 --> 00:46:06.219 again nothing but great work 00:46:07.288 --> 00:46:09.256 and I the reason why I pulled this and I'm sure everybody up 00:46:11.560 --> 00:46:13.427 here knows why is because the stockton to nine cares being on 00:46:15.970 --> 00:46:17.970 here when I met the founder 00:46:19.167 --> 00:46:20.935 of that group about eight years ago they were like hey, I'm 00:46:23.104 --> 00:46:24.839 just trying to make a difference in this community. 00:46:27.209 --> 00:46:29.611 But I I'm not getting anything that somebody earlier saying they're not getting any help 00:46:31.130 --> 00:46:33.281 from the city. they're trying to help people. It's not easy. 00:46:35.451 --> 00:46:37.185 It's not easy to build an organization and build up that 00:46:38.854 --> 00:46:40.854 credibility and that 00:46:41.923 --> 00:46:43.624 authenticity that we need and that partnership in order for 00:46:45.962 --> 00:46:47.729 us to create the content I I'm looking at this for one hundred 00:46:49.999 --> 00:46:51.933 and three thousand dollars but we heard them earlier say from 00:46:53.702 --> 00:46:55.737 the workers himself doing two tons a day in this city and 00:46:58.340 --> 00:46:59.874 we're not this is in our waste management company. 00:47:01.210 --> 00:47:02.810 This is our public works department through the 00:47:07.883 --> 00:47:09.883 assistance 00:47:22.332 --> 00:47:23.999 of these community organizations and it's all 00:47:29.472 --> 00:47:31.472 those aspects that 00:47:42.719 --> 00:47:45.210 we have customers and putting throughout the day and again 00:47:45.210 --> 00:47:47.230 nothing but great work by this entire team. Really fortunate to have them on board. 00:47:47.230 --> 00:47:49.525 Yes. And I again, I can't be I can't speak any more highly of of the 00:47:49.525 --> 00:47:51.728 work of stockton too. And I care I know that even when they're not under contract 00:47:51.728 --> 00:47:53.863 they're out there picking up trash in the city and I don't know how many people would do 00:47:53.863 --> 00:47:56.000 that because they're getting paid not through the city. They're getting paid by what's 00:47:56.000 --> 00:47:58.268 happened to our line courtesy raised raise during the year to make sure that the people that 00:47:58.268 --> 00:48:00.504 they hire and I will tell you because we went out and went out with nancy lam because we 00:48:00.504 --> 00:48:02.504 got this idea from a nesto and 00:48:02.806 --> 00:48:04.941 literally up to people living on the streets and ask them if 00:48:07.111 --> 00:48:09.945 they wanted to work. some people said yeah and you didn't see him again but some 00:48:11.715 --> 00:48:13.483 people said yes and they were there at 7:00 the next morning 00:48:17.488 --> 00:48:19.255 ready to work and I just want the public to know that there 00:48:21.492 --> 00:48:23.226 are so many people in this community that are unsheltered 00:48:24.728 --> 00:48:26.396 that want to work if given the opportunity and I want to 00:48:29.367 --> 00:48:31.367 personally thank nancy and her 00:48:32.700 --> 00:48:34.771 husband donnie for picking up people every day, giving them hope, giving them the 00:48:37.410 --> 00:48:39.410 opportunity, giving them a job, 00:48:40.945 --> 00:48:43.313 helping them get on their feet ,a place to live and making 00:48:45.282 --> 00:48:47.170 such a big difference in this city even though people would 00:48:48.586 --> 00:48:50.654 be like oh but they're still trash. Just think of how much more 00:48:52.223 --> 00:48:54.358 trash would be in this city when we used to only do like 00:48:56.527 --> 00:48:58.362 five cleanups a year. Remember that and we would do 00:49:00.164 --> 00:49:02.699 like five you know we've got one hundred thousand dollars that's it to do cleanups in the 00:49:03.634 --> 00:49:05.569 city and we can like five of them six I can't imagine 00:49:08.240 --> 00:49:10.240 what would look like if we were 00:49:11.710 --> 00:49:13.611 constantly on this nonstop and I would just like to ask the 00:49:15.881 --> 00:49:18.582 public please take your stuff to the dump. Yes. Please find a place to put it 00:49:20.510 --> 00:49:22.510 other than our streets and our 00:49:23.722 --> 00:49:25.623 sidewalks and and the side of the freeways and on people's 00:49:27.893 --> 00:49:29.893 private property dispose of it. 00:49:30.762 --> 00:49:32.762 It's twenty nine dollars for 00:49:34.533 --> 00:49:36.400 the dunfee take it there so if there isn't any other comments 00:49:37.936 --> 00:49:39.770 I will happily happily motion to approve this item second 00:49:41.741 --> 00:49:43.741 guess your votes with she 00:49:45.811 --> 00:49:48.179 passes here. Thank you. and item twelve point twenty 00:49:51.650 --> 00:49:53.840 one polled by vice mayor for thank you. 00:49:55.621 --> 00:49:57.956 So this jumps out at me only because this isn't something that we normally do. 00:50:00.590 --> 00:50:01.760 We don't normally appoint a planning commissioner in the 00:50:04.464 --> 00:50:06.464 middle of of a term and so my 00:50:07.330 --> 00:50:09.330 question has to do with you 00:50:11.137 --> 00:50:12.904 know, the process within which the city clerk's office went 00:50:19.212 --> 00:50:20.979 about in finding somebody to fill this role because it's 00:50:23.149 --> 00:50:25.650 technically until what JANUARY is that when the term ends? That's correct. 00:50:27.486 --> 00:50:29.486 And I suppose I the this item 00:50:30.523 --> 00:50:32.290 was a little different in the sense that you're correct, we 00:50:34.610 --> 00:50:35.762 don't normally have to replace planning commissioners midterm 00:50:38.865 --> 00:50:40.733 the only other instance I can think of off the top of my head 00:50:42.202 --> 00:50:43.736 is we need the replacement for COUNCILMAN Hunsley. 00:50:46.606 --> 00:50:48.374 However, the the prior seated council the planning commission 00:50:50.644 --> 00:50:52.745 had moved out of district. Therefore the replacement was needed. 00:50:54.515 --> 00:50:56.248 There were several issues with this commission in attendance 00:50:58.719 --> 00:51:00.520 that made for a very difficult this is a very vital board for 00:51:01.989 --> 00:51:04.223 our city. So we opted to go forward with 00:51:05.459 --> 00:51:07.226 the replacement of this board is different in that it doesn't 00:51:09.197 --> 00:51:11.231 necessarily follow the policy such as that are listed in 00:51:13.133 --> 00:51:14.967 that's a positive things to our city council policy section 00:51:17.638 --> 00:51:19.505 twelve refers to what's listed in the charter in the charter 00:51:21.475 --> 00:51:23.475 section twenty four hundred 00:51:25.146 --> 00:51:27.114 states that the city council will make a nomination and then 00:51:28.883 --> 00:51:31.151 their nomination is then ratified at a city council meeting. 00:51:32.687 --> 00:51:34.588 However, we did feel the need to notify our public so we did 00:51:36.624 --> 00:51:38.624 run across recruitment and we 00:51:40.428 --> 00:51:43.630 placed a notice on our city's social media of the city clerk social media as well as our 00:51:44.299 --> 00:51:46.299 official posting. 00:51:47.368 --> 00:51:49.203 But on or about JUNE 21st just to kind of increase to make 00:51:51.572 --> 00:51:53.340 sure that we gave qualified applicants to talk about the 00:51:56.100 --> 00:51:58.100 job that to review and how many 00:51:59.414 --> 00:52:01.315 applications did you receive? We received a total of three. 00:52:02.484 --> 00:52:04.886 Three ok, yeah. I just know that this is one 00:52:11.426 --> 00:52:13.627 of the most popular permissions that people are usually clamoring for. 00:52:14.529 --> 00:52:16.263 You know, actually before elections are even certified 00:52:19.134 --> 00:52:20.802 people are like hey can I be your planning commissioner? 00:52:22.963 --> 00:52:24.123 I think that was an oxymoron mine that somebody just asked 00:52:25.340 --> 00:52:27.374 me that I didn't really know except I met them when they 00:52:29.444 --> 00:52:31.444 were campaigning. 00:52:33.548 --> 00:52:35.217 So I think was was was that commissioner also the vice 00:52:38.187 --> 00:52:40.187 chair he was ok so they had to 00:52:40.856 --> 00:52:42.856 elect another vice the they 00:52:48.597 --> 00:52:50.631 will have to ok ok ok. Thank you for answering the 00:52:51.868 --> 00:52:53.702 questions. Can't turn your back. 00:52:56.272 --> 00:52:58.807 Thank you very and so I say I can't tell you how bummed I am that I lost that county 00:52:59.675 --> 00:53:01.376 commissioner. He was very popular. 00:53:02.645 --> 00:53:04.379 He was well-liked and redistricting sometimes has the 00:53:07.830 --> 00:53:09.884 the outcomes that we don't like or not. Yeah. Redistricting has the outcomes we don't like. 00:53:11.421 --> 00:53:13.421 He I was living in spaniel's 00:53:14.924 --> 00:53:17.593 and moved into what he thought was still a district one and it would have been district one 00:53:18.795 --> 00:53:21.497 except in DECEMBER we changed them out so he was now in another district and when I 00:53:22.565 --> 00:53:24.633 found out I talked to him and he said hey, you know, I just 00:53:26.503 --> 00:53:28.237 moved this is this is a situation I mean I said well 00:53:30.641 --> 00:53:32.875 you know, this is something I just wish I had a lot of respect for. 00:53:33.677 --> 00:53:35.679 I said, well, we've got to call and find out what the rules are 00:53:35.679 --> 00:53:37.679 because as far as I know, if 00:53:38.148 --> 00:53:40.282 you don't live in the district, you can't be on that commission. 00:53:41.751 --> 00:53:43.585 So he understood that and unfortunately we talked I 00:53:46.156 --> 00:53:48.156 believe the speaker talked to 00:53:49.360 --> 00:53:51.828 the city attorney and we found out that he couldn't serve even if it was the old boundary. 00:53:53.664 --> 00:53:55.531 So I think staff for far reaching out and trying to find 00:53:57.701 --> 00:53:59.701 afrikaans I am forever grateful 00:54:01.171 --> 00:54:03.390 for MR. Commissioner garcia because I know that he was 00:54:05.309 --> 00:54:07.309 adored by his peers. 00:54:08.879 --> 00:54:10.847 He had a very good attendance from what I understood and I 00:54:13.417 --> 00:54:15.118 look forward to MR. Onvia he seems somebody who's really 00:54:17.354 --> 00:54:19.188 passionate about about the district and I look forward to 00:54:20.391 --> 00:54:22.259 him kind of stepping in to fill in shoes because every person I 00:54:25.630 --> 00:54:27.297 came behind even when I was commissioner there were big 00:54:28.532 --> 00:54:30.133 shoes to fill when I stepped in after MR. Lopez who was 00:54:32.370 --> 00:54:34.771 knowledgeable, engaged. So it is a job that I care very 00:54:37.420 --> 00:54:39.476 passionately and wanted to ensure that no matter who I point there were somebody who 00:54:40.745 --> 00:54:42.713 was passionate about trying to do what's best for our community. 00:54:44.782 --> 00:54:46.517 So MR. Garcia, if you're out there thank you and mr abbott, 00:54:48.519 --> 00:54:50.587 I look forward to your your time here in the planning commission. 00:54:52.490 --> 00:54:54.910 Council member warmsley thank you so much, mayor. 00:54:56.461 --> 00:54:58.461 I think that it is you know, 00:55:00.365 --> 00:55:02.466 MR. Garcia is very good. He died I had the pleasure 00:55:04.202 --> 00:55:06.136 of serving with him on that's difficult to hear that he had 00:55:08.172 --> 00:55:10.474 to transition. Well, I just wanted to thank a 00:55:11.711 --> 00:55:13.678 friendly reminder and I'm still on the bottom of that and so I 00:55:15.281 --> 00:55:17.115 don't remember your name but making sure that we recognize 00:55:19.818 --> 00:55:21.418 MR. Garcia for his hard work and his dedication and 00:55:23.622 --> 00:55:25.356 commitment to the planning commission and I've said this 00:55:26.425 --> 00:55:27.958 once there's three previous planning commission 00:55:31.430 --> 00:55:33.264 commissioners on this council. It is very difficult. 00:55:33.432 --> 00:55:35.934 There's a lot of reading, a lot of follow up so let's make sure 00:55:35.934 --> 00:55:37.934 that we do send them off with 00:55:38.337 --> 00:55:40.872 the recognition of this hard work and connected to the city of stockton. 00:55:46.440 --> 00:55:48.781 Thank you . We do have motion to exclude 00:55:57.557 --> 00:55:59.291 kasrils passes zero. Ok, item thirteen 00:56:00.960 --> 00:56:02.460 administrative matters if we can I apologize. 00:56:04.664 --> 00:56:06.599 I do have three different speaker cards that got lost in 00:56:11.704 --> 00:56:13.238 the shuffle senti yes. Thank you. 00:56:19.479 --> 00:56:21.479 Still lt 00:56:25.452 --> 00:56:27.452 is that I yes I was 00:56:32.959 --> 00:56:34.959 here like that and I just make 00:56:36.696 --> 00:56:38.931 sure that I'm not quite sure ok well I talk to your assistant 00:56:41.635 --> 00:56:43.635 is and I just made it you give 00:56:44.400 --> 00:56:45.605 me a call so we can straighten some of this matter. 00:56:47.441 --> 00:56:49.441 Is it possible I'll be at the 00:56:51.311 --> 00:56:53.311 office by the afternoon. 00:56:55.382 --> 00:56:57.382 No private absolutely to reach 00:56:59.860 --> 00:57:01.354 out to my office solemnized as patty that's I will ask you to 00:57:03.524 --> 00:57:05.524 do well I'll let you know 00:57:07.628 --> 00:57:09.280 because I let on right now. Yes. 00:57:10.998 --> 00:57:12.998 I will let her know to be on 00:57:13.868 --> 00:57:15.769 the lookout for your call and we'll take it from there. 00:57:17.305 --> 00:57:19.305 Well, ok, thank you. 00:57:24.450 --> 00:57:25.281 You got the information the ok . 00:57:32.721 --> 00:57:34.721 Thank you MR. Hard that 00:57:36.424 --> 00:57:38.424 be hi I 00:57:41.129 --> 00:57:43.129 the problem the stock in the 00:57:44.999 --> 00:57:46.999 month of MARCH I got a notice 00:57:51.390 --> 00:57:53.390 from 00:58:07.156 --> 00:58:09.224 neighborhood watch people that the loan is a little bit 00:58:09.257 --> 00:58:11.626 high so I hired somebody and this is raining every other day 00:58:12.260 --> 00:58:14.260 so there is also so the guys I 00:58:14.329 --> 00:58:16.732 got to put on and I told them, you know you've got the fund so they got to find in the back 00:58:16.732 --> 00:58:18.767 of the tape for three days because they were waiting for the water delivery guy. 00:58:18.767 --> 00:58:20.634 Don't make a mess of it. In the meantime, I got the 00:58:22.937 --> 00:58:24.937 second that and I called and I 00:58:26.409 --> 00:58:28.409 talked her that in this 00:58:29.879 --> 00:58:31.879 investigation and he told you 00:58:34.984 --> 00:58:36.984 before I was the last time I 00:58:37.753 --> 00:58:39.753 pick up the phone call any time 00:58:41.724 --> 00:58:43.724 there's nobody on and then when 00:58:45.194 --> 00:58:47.194 I get this paper I go to the 00:58:48.898 --> 00:58:51.320 office one couple months and I told him I want to see the director. 00:58:52.835 --> 00:58:55.300 Oh discussion. And they told me that you can 00:58:56.238 --> 00:58:58.238 go to and the young lady 00:58:59.809 --> 00:59:01.543 working the front line they told you there's somebody that 00:59:03.546 --> 00:59:05.414 contacted you, the supervisor connect somebody that can I 00:59:08.184 --> 00:59:10.184 wait, wait, wait until today I 00:59:11.454 --> 00:59:13.755 never got a call. A few days ago I got a letter 00:59:15.825 --> 00:59:17.825 that they be on the property. 00:59:18.795 --> 00:59:20.795 So that's why I'm here. 00:59:22.499 --> 00:59:24.333 My question is if I right on the way check everything you 00:59:27.304 --> 00:59:29.304 know and house is back in the 00:59:30.173 --> 00:59:32.341 house and the whole block and I hate to see if too bad for 00:59:34.845 --> 00:59:36.178 anybody I just want to solve my problem. 00:59:38.849 --> 00:59:40.849 I guess that I it's not a money 00:59:42.319 --> 00:59:43.753 problem but it's it's a matter of principle. 00:59:45.822 --> 00:59:47.822 I'm sticking with that so I'm 00:59:52.730 --> 00:59:54.730 hoping to solve this problem 00:59:57.334 --> 00:59:59.334 because of I understood that 01:00:01.505 --> 01:00:03.505 the was gonna few years ago 01:00:03.774 --> 01:00:05.774 because people were making a 01:00:08.450 --> 01:00:10.614 massive garbage bag so out of the houses. I understand that but this is 01:00:14.919 --> 01:00:16.953 not what this guy is doing in large part of what he is the 01:00:19.557 --> 01:00:21.240 first time I lived here for 50 over 50 years. 01:00:22.560 --> 01:00:24.560 The first time I see a you know 01:00:26.264 --> 01:00:28.132 that I was of much MARCH money to do this kind of citation in 01:00:30.501 --> 01:00:32.369 JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER. Then the fire department sent a 01:00:34.138 --> 01:00:36.138 letter that the guy who I had 01:00:39.430 --> 01:00:41.430 so I doubt if I could solve 01:00:42.613 --> 01:00:44.815 this problem either way I had to go and I don't to know the 01:00:46.510 --> 01:00:48.786 topic. So there would be a staff member that would touch bases 01:00:50.221 --> 01:00:51.589 with you in the lobby as director. 01:00:53.325 --> 01:00:55.326 I appreciate that because otherwise it might feel that 01:00:57.595 --> 01:00:59.463 that concludes your time. But a staff member will step 01:01:01.233 --> 01:01:03.501 outside the double doors. The staff member will connect with you. 01:01:04.603 --> 01:01:06.603 You so thank you everybody. 01:01:08.273 --> 01:01:10.273 we have one final speaker left 01:01:12.577 --> 01:01:14.577 left after you jillions back in 01:01:16.448 --> 01:01:17.948 the public comment. Thank you. 01:01:20.419 --> 01:01:22.520 Item 13 administrative matters there aren't any so we'll move on. 01:01:23.222 --> 01:01:25.190 Item fourteen unfinished business there isn't any so we 01:01:26.225 --> 01:01:28.225 will move on. 01:01:33.365 --> 01:01:34.966 Item item fifteen new business fifteen point one. 01:01:37.370 --> 01:01:39.738 I approve the motion toward a a professional service contract to open counter enterprises 01:01:41.874 --> 01:01:43.508 inc. For the decision tree permit discovery customer 01:01:45.811 --> 01:01:47.712 service portal. Good evening MR. Mayor. 01:01:49.982 --> 01:01:52.617 Members of council. My name is rob lattakia, deputy director overseeing the 01:01:53.887 --> 01:01:55.854 business operations for the community development department. 01:01:57.791 --> 01:01:59.458 I am here this to request your approval for a project that 01:02:01.728 --> 01:02:04.162 will enhance the customer experience related to obtaining the permits and licensing the 01:02:04.564 --> 01:02:07.132 city. And we're referring to this project as the decision tree 01:02:12.305 --> 01:02:14.607 software project . So before we get into the 01:02:16.376 --> 01:02:18.378 details of the software itself ,I want to talk a little bit 01:02:18.378 --> 01:02:20.790 about some of the current challenges that are spurring 01:02:21.810 --> 01:02:22.715 the need for this project right now customers looking for 01:02:23.750 --> 01:02:25.584 information on starting a business or performing a home 01:02:28.880 --> 01:02:29.789 renovation project find a few challenges with the process. 01:02:32.826 --> 01:02:34.494 One information is very segregated across multiple 01:02:36.263 --> 01:02:37.663 departments websites, different checklists. 01:02:39.833 --> 01:02:41.667 they need obtaining information specific to their location and 01:02:44.137 --> 01:02:46.138 their project or their new business. Oftentimes that requires 01:02:48.175 --> 01:02:50.760 feedback directly from staff, often from staff in different 01:02:51.745 --> 01:02:53.613 departments. Staff assistance is limited to 01:02:55.683 --> 01:02:57.717 working days and working hours . Additionally, the municipal 01:03:00.187 --> 01:03:02.622 code concerns quite a bit of specialized terminology that can be pretty confusing for 01:03:04.259 --> 01:03:05.792 customers to to report to to get a handle on. 01:03:07.562 --> 01:03:09.429 So in addition to the to the customer side on the staff and 01:03:11.499 --> 01:03:13.200 staff spends a large amount of time answering essentially 01:03:15.302 --> 01:03:17.302 different versions the same few 01:03:19.206 --> 01:03:20.974 questions and so so this project is intended to address 01:03:26.247 --> 01:03:28.247 the specific challenges 01:03:30.184 --> 01:03:32.520 . So the solution is identified 01:03:34.389 --> 01:03:36.389 to help remedy this is the 01:03:38.590 --> 01:03:39.927 decision tree software went through a pretty robust request 01:03:42.164 --> 01:03:43.831 for proposal process. Through that process we 01:03:45.934 --> 01:03:47.668 selected a company called urban counter their discovery portal 01:03:50.380 --> 01:03:52.500 specifically their zone residential and business portals. 01:03:54.242 --> 01:03:56.577 What this provides is self-service access for projects scoping anytime day or 01:03:59.810 --> 01:04:01.810 night and the software actually 01:04:02.351 --> 01:04:04.180 matches common search terms with the correct categories 01:04:05.354 --> 01:04:08.890 from an initial code. When finished, it provides a comprehensive summary of all 01:04:10.592 --> 01:04:12.493 formats all licenses along with the fees associated with all 01:04:14.130 --> 01:04:15.831 of those of those individual items and it's tailored to 01:04:18.167 --> 01:04:19.934 their specific location and their specific project details. 01:04:21.170 --> 01:04:23.704 This also includes any prerequisites that MAY be included or needed even before 01:04:25.407 --> 01:04:27.742 they apply for the of applications along with incentive programs through 01:04:29.445 --> 01:04:31.479 economic development. Now as sort of a general 01:04:33.216 --> 01:04:36.510 disclaimer, no software is going to be able to solve every problem or answer every single 01:04:37.653 --> 01:04:39.421 question but we do believe that this will be a vast improvement 01:04:40.389 --> 01:04:42.389 to to the current situation. 01:04:44.961 --> 01:04:46.961 So how does it work? 01:04:48.330 --> 01:04:50.165 So first the customer identifies the type of project 01:04:52.435 --> 01:04:54.504 that they're looking for now without going into too many of the details. 01:04:54.504 --> 01:04:56.739 One of the reasons we selected this software is it's got an 01:04:56.739 --> 01:04:58.739 advanced proprietary search 01:04:59.676 --> 01:05:01.376 mechanism built in that matches common language search terms 01:05:03.412 --> 01:05:05.280 like a barber shop, for example to the specific and correct 01:05:07.417 --> 01:05:09.952 categories within the municipal code both in title sixteen development code and also on a 01:05:11.888 --> 01:05:13.188 business license tax side as well. 01:05:15.592 --> 01:05:17.726 So once we've identified the project type they identify the location. 01:05:19.863 --> 01:05:21.630 Now I know on the screen at the scene but after the input the 01:05:23.901 --> 01:05:26.269 address this the map that's included in the software is linked to the city's gigas 01:05:26.637 --> 01:05:28.738 platform. This map is much more intuitive 01:05:30.841 --> 01:05:32.875 than looking at the irs zoning information. So essentially if it's 01:05:34.745 --> 01:05:36.645 permitted it's green. If it's conditionally permitted 01:05:38.582 --> 01:05:40.249 then it's yellow and if is prohibited then it's gray. 01:05:41.752 --> 01:05:44.654 It's also dynamic so as additional questions are answered the map MAY change based on some of those 01:05:46.257 --> 01:05:48.224 questions. Just for example, is there live 01:05:49.960 --> 01:05:51.728 entertainment after 10:00 P.M. That MAY restrict where where 01:05:57.234 --> 01:05:59.234 that can go so so after the 01:06:00.805 --> 01:06:02.539 location is dialed in the applicant continues to work 01:06:05.420 --> 01:06:07.544 through work through the questions it takes roughly five to ten minutes depending on how 01:06:08.613 --> 01:06:10.614 we set it up and the type project. But it's a dynamic question 01:06:10.614 --> 01:06:12.614 list meaning that it will 01:06:13.500 --> 01:06:14.818 additional questions MAY be asked depending on answers to 01:06:16.210 --> 01:06:18.722 prior questions. Now during this process and the right hand column there's a 01:06:20.191 --> 01:06:22.191 running total of all the 01:06:24.620 --> 01:06:26.597 permits, licenses and a fee estimate that's that's updated in real time as they work their 01:06:27.632 --> 01:06:30.266 way through the question list and then finally when they're finished with that process 01:06:32.469 --> 01:06:34.238 provides a comprehensive summary that summaries that is 01:06:36.375 --> 01:06:38.375 a downloadable pdf format that 01:06:39.244 --> 01:06:40.945 includes all licenses, permits, prerequisite requirements and 01:06:44.148 --> 01:06:46.617 incentive opportunity and the fee estimate. So in addition to be able to 01:06:47.785 --> 01:06:49.785 download that summary, the page 01:06:50.890 --> 01:06:52.457 in the portal also acts as an application handoff. 01:06:54.793 --> 01:06:56.929 And so what that means is let's say for example, there's a business license and two 01:06:56.929 --> 01:06:58.929 permits required. 01:06:59.531 --> 01:07:01.265 There will be links to those three items taken the applicant 01:07:02.567 --> 01:07:04.268 to where they actually apply for the specific permits and 01:07:06.605 --> 01:07:08.773 licenses it can be linked to a website. It can be a downloadable pdf 01:07:10.576 --> 01:07:12.277 format and for community development applications and 01:07:13.846 --> 01:07:15.980 our permitting application etc. We're opting for what we're going to do. 01:07:18.830 --> 01:07:19.784 We integration where any information that was entered 01:07:21.787 --> 01:07:23.521 into the open software will be carried over into those those 01:07:25.792 --> 01:07:27.459 selected so that they don't have to enter the same 01:07:29.295 --> 01:07:31.295 information twice. 01:07:33.900 --> 01:07:35.667 So a few key additional details we're planning on making this 01:07:37.300 --> 01:07:39.300 this these tools available in 01:07:40.272 --> 01:07:42.272 both english and spanish again 01:07:52.428 --> 01:07:54.816 ,like I just mentioned, we're opting for that deeper integration into the city's software platform or the town has developed several best practices for maximizing the use of the tool as well. So we'll be working closely with their team to ensure that 01:07:55.888 --> 01:07:58.623 we're driving customers to that promoting the tools it so that those folks come into the city 01:08:00.920 --> 01:08:01.827 for the services have that complete list, you know, before 01:08:04.640 --> 01:08:06.640 even coming into the counter. 01:08:07.667 --> 01:08:09.667 The platform also offers robust 01:08:14.441 --> 01:08:16.441 data analytics and there is 01:08:28.755 --> 01:08:30.824 the potential for future expansion into special events special 01:08:30.824 --> 01:08:32.859 events as well that'll be discussed further with the difference in the manager's 01:08:32.859 --> 01:08:35.610 office and community services. So if you to keep benefits just to kind of summarize everything 01:08:35.610 --> 01:08:37.164 customers will get that tailored project summary accessible to them around the 01:08:37.164 --> 01:08:39.167 clock with no visit, call or email city staff the information delivered will be 01:08:39.167 --> 01:08:41.434 clear, completely consistent and based on information from existing customers. 01:08:42.870 --> 01:08:44.738 That's enough use of the software to equate to about 80 01:08:46.807 --> 01:08:48.741 to 200 hours every week of staff time served and what 01:08:50.510 --> 01:08:52.245 that means is more staff time is spent on process improvement 01:08:52.613 --> 01:08:54.613 applications of getting permits 01:08:58.853 --> 01:09:00.853 issued faster 01:09:00.955 --> 01:09:02.955 so constant 01:09:04.859 --> 01:09:07.460 implementation this is a software as a service model contract so the grand total for 01:09:08.629 --> 01:09:10.363 five years is six hundred and thirty seven thousand dollars. 01:09:11.533 --> 01:09:14.680 Thirty four thousand is for communication and it's an approximately one hundred and 01:09:15.870 --> 01:09:17.571 twenty thousand dollar annual fee for the software. 01:09:20.800 --> 01:09:22.909 This will be paid for by the technology fee that's charged that at a rate of seven and a 01:09:23.745 --> 01:09:25.379 half percent on the majority of permits and the issue 01:09:27.810 --> 01:09:28.815 of community development and an entire implementation timeline 01:09:30.485 --> 01:09:32.320 is approximately seven months from the time of project 01:09:34.589 --> 01:09:36.589 kickoff. 01:09:39.600 --> 01:09:41.362 So in conclusion I'm very excited to request your approval for this project. 01:09:43.298 --> 01:09:45.298 The to see significant 01:09:45.901 --> 01:09:48.770 improvements for customers and also free up substantial staff. Time to focus focus time on 01:09:50.239 --> 01:09:51.973 processing those existing permit applications, making the 01:09:53.976 --> 01:09:56.244 department that much more more efficient. And so with that I'm happy to 01:09:58.280 --> 01:10:00.948 answer any questions. Do you have any public comments regarding the site? 01:10:02.317 --> 01:10:04.520 We do on there? Thank you, gentlemen. 01:10:05.488 --> 01:10:07.488 gebek thank you. 01:10:09.458 --> 01:10:11.726 Mayor wants a good job, MR. Loco. And to your staff this is the 01:10:13.195 --> 01:10:15.630 kind of creativity I'm always happy to support. I will say from personal 01:10:17.499 --> 01:10:19.467 experience that we've often heard the time the term time 01:10:21.638 --> 01:10:23.638 vampyre the thing that you're 01:10:24.908 --> 01:10:26.942 talking about is exactly that staff and I personally spend a 01:10:28.411 --> 01:10:30.879 lot of time even in my own my own job talking to folks and giving them the same answer 01:10:32.581 --> 01:10:34.349 over and over again because people will find an area or a 01:10:36.151 --> 01:10:38.186 business or an idea they have and they will talk to staff and 01:10:40.990 --> 01:10:42.758 try to find any location or any type of business that can go 01:10:44.193 --> 01:10:46.361 there. You might talk to the owner and 01:10:48.665 --> 01:10:50.650 several applicants of the same exact site. 01:10:51.634 --> 01:10:53.634 So this is incredibly time 01:10:55.505 --> 01:10:57.505 consuming and given it I know 01:10:59.576 --> 01:11:01.576 that the planning industry is 01:11:03.460 --> 01:11:05.113 challenged in finding staffing anything you can do to figure 01:11:07.517 --> 01:11:09.284 out how to alleviate their their time so that they can 01:11:11.154 --> 01:11:12.954 work exactly what you're saying issuing permits, working on 01:11:14.458 --> 01:11:17.193 projects that just moves along and does exactly what we want. We want projects moving faster. 01:11:18.562 --> 01:11:20.329 We're going to do that if they're not spending for four 01:11:22.566 --> 01:11:25.134 hours a day answering whether you can put a liquor store at a corner or not. 01:11:26.937 --> 01:11:28.937 So good for you. 01:11:30.641 --> 01:11:33.543 This is this is awesome. One of the things I would ask or if you guys are probably 01:11:35.120 --> 01:11:36.913 already incorporating this is I know this is going to be a tool 01:11:38.382 --> 01:11:40.450 that will be available online. So I'm sure you've already 01:11:42.520 --> 01:11:44.253 thought of this but adding stations that in your current 01:11:45.923 --> 01:11:47.723 cd customer service area that would have this this software 01:11:49.727 --> 01:11:51.695 that if people chose to not want to wait in line they could 01:11:53.564 --> 01:11:55.566 they could access this from ipad and that's sitting in stations. 01:11:55.566 --> 01:11:57.566 I know they can come in right 01:11:58.690 --> 01:11:59.803 now and put their name in with their question is, you know, 01:12:00.471 --> 01:12:03.373 maybe even the option like hey ,would you like to try to figure out if this is owning 01:12:04.775 --> 01:12:06.777 and had access to that? So I think that's one of the 01:12:08.813 --> 01:12:10.813 comments I want to say about 01:12:12.717 --> 01:12:15.520 giving access and then other than that I think I said good for you. 01:12:16.654 --> 01:12:19.355 The first half of this is the things that I think will end up saving the city money and 01:12:20.191 --> 01:12:22.250 moving projects along faster, which is something this council 01:12:24.129 --> 01:12:26.129 has been a huge thank you. 01:12:27.733 --> 01:12:30.434 Thank you very much for that. Thank you, mayor. Just a couple of questions. 01:12:31.436 --> 01:12:33.671 So in terms of quality control ,we all know that technology 01:12:36.141 --> 01:12:38.141 isn't one hundred percent 01:12:40.440 --> 01:12:42.440 of the time so what kind 01:12:43.715 --> 01:12:45.715 of quality controls are already 01:12:47.386 --> 01:12:49.386 in place through this open 01:12:50.856 --> 01:12:52.623 counter enterprise to make sure that everything that's needed 01:12:55.260 --> 01:12:57.260 is is completed at the end 01:12:59.165 --> 01:13:01.165 of this program? 01:13:02.835 --> 01:13:05.770 Yeah, um, I don't know how to exactly answer that but I can tell you that the staff at the 01:13:06.405 --> 01:13:08.405 counter the majority of them 01:13:10.750 --> 01:13:12.143 are certified urban planners. I think all of them have public 01:13:14.213 --> 01:13:16.213 sector experience. 01:13:16.983 --> 01:13:19.885 Me and my team we've been the folks that have been doing the detailed overhaul of the city's 01:13:22.422 --> 01:13:24.456 permitting system and so, you know, got some decent experience. 01:13:25.825 --> 01:13:27.825 We've seen software that hasn't 01:13:29.194 --> 01:13:31.950 been quite as effective could be so we have the 01:13:33.800 --> 01:13:35.601 implementation plan that we're working through a lot of the 01:13:37.103 --> 01:13:39.271 heavy lifting will be done by the county. My team will be heavily 01:13:41.708 --> 01:13:43.308 involved in working with our our colleagues at the 01:13:45.311 --> 01:13:47.679 administrative services the business license section and the fire prevention section 01:13:49.882 --> 01:13:51.651 really ensuring that we get all of those requirements dialed in 01:13:52.386 --> 01:13:54.530 ahead of time so that encounter the initial configuration 01:13:56.823 --> 01:13:58.691 together it's close to accurate as it can be and then once it's 01:14:00.260 --> 01:14:02.962 ready we'll be doing several rounds of very thorough testing because the last thing that I 01:14:05.131 --> 01:14:06.965 want is to hear somebody come to the county outside of my 01:14:09.169 --> 01:14:11.169 office hey, I have my project 01:14:12.439 --> 01:14:14.207 scoped and then there's something missing that's that's 01:14:15.943 --> 01:14:18.110 the absolute that's like my worst nightmare in my role at the moment. 01:14:19.679 --> 01:14:21.914 So yeah. So I I see that they're out 01:14:24.170 --> 01:14:26.170 of boston, massachusetts and so 01:14:27.288 --> 01:14:28.989 of course I realize there's some baseline understandings 01:14:31.558 --> 01:14:33.558 for urban planners nationwide. 01:14:35.429 --> 01:14:37.396 We have staffing municipal code that has its own nature to 01:14:39.166 --> 01:14:40.933 it and nuances and so while they're going through that they 01:14:43.171 --> 01:14:45.171 obviously have access to our 01:14:46.440 --> 01:14:48.274 municipal code and making sure that they understand what they 01:14:51.450 --> 01:14:53.647 need to be doing with their projects. Yeah, absolutely. Every single city they've got 01:14:55.282 --> 01:14:57.500 over 50 customers, some pretty large ones city of cincinnati, 01:14:59.420 --> 01:15:01.420 orlando, san diego, oakland, a 01:15:02.570 --> 01:15:04.858 few other local cities. Every city has their own their own development codes are very 01:15:06.227 --> 01:15:07.928 versed and working with the different different agencies, 01:15:10.264 --> 01:15:12.320 you know, nuances and there's a lot of in fact that's how some 01:15:13.701 --> 01:15:16.336 of their advanced search technologies developed is. You know, there's a lot 01:15:18.407 --> 01:15:20.775 of nuances but there's also a lot of similarities. And so, you know, the machine 01:15:22.100 --> 01:15:23.711 learning actually benefit to have all of the different 01:15:24.913 --> 01:15:26.814 nuances because it all builds into that search functionality. 01:15:26.915 --> 01:15:28.915 And I think this is my last 01:15:28.984 --> 01:15:31.118 question. I saw the score of forty two 01:15:33.880 --> 01:15:34.454 point ten so that's a lot be in education. 01:15:36.959 --> 01:15:38.926 Eighty four percent. So what were the areas that 01:15:41.396 --> 01:15:43.397 staff said could be improved upon in order to do what we 01:15:45.667 --> 01:15:47.667 need to do for the city 01:15:48.570 --> 01:15:50.404 of stockton waiting for our rfp rating was was weighted 01:15:52.909 --> 01:15:54.409 primarily on functionality and customer service. 01:15:57.413 --> 01:15:59.647 Their biggest drawback is they were expensive. They're not a cheap option but 01:16:01.417 --> 01:16:03.151 there are far away the most advanced and so that's that's 01:16:05.354 --> 01:16:07.221 really the reason because I don't want to do this project 01:16:08.390 --> 01:16:10.892 and bring it bring forward if it's not going to deliver the results that are going to be 01:16:12.562 --> 01:16:14.329 meaningful for the city. And so that's the reason. 01:16:16.599 --> 01:16:19.000 So so really there would have been higher had they been a little bit less expensive but 01:16:20.569 --> 01:16:22.203 they absolutely are far above the best functionality. 01:16:24.173 --> 01:16:26.174 Ok, thank you absolutely. You mentioned this is a there's 01:16:27.209 --> 01:16:29.144 there's some proprietary components to to this solution 01:16:31.915 --> 01:16:33.281 here being it's a five year contract. 01:16:35.840 --> 01:16:37.840 Is there any concern that 01:16:38.540 --> 01:16:39.688 should we choose not to renew any of those proprietary 01:16:42.358 --> 01:16:44.326 components would impact immigration to do a new service 01:16:46.363 --> 01:16:48.632 and use data and information? I don't think so. I'm really the data and 01:16:48.632 --> 01:16:50.632 information that's going to be 01:16:50.967 --> 01:16:52.701 stored is when someone scope's a project, you know, address 01:16:54.771 --> 01:16:56.138 project type answers to the questions. 01:16:58.274 --> 01:17:00.809 That's what's it it's really folks kicking the tires seeing that they can do you know where 01:17:02.545 --> 01:17:04.247 they can do it on the proprietary nature of their 01:17:06.500 --> 01:17:07.950 software, a lot of it resides in their search functionality. 01:17:10.487 --> 01:17:12.255 One of the attachments is a white paper that they wrote on 01:17:15.408 --> 01:17:16.805 how it all works and the algorithms or whatnot that's that's really their their main 01:17:18.261 --> 01:17:19.628 proprietary piece that I can't remember. 01:17:22.266 --> 01:17:24.534 Warmsley, thank you so much. I just want to say go start for 01:17:25.569 --> 01:17:27.437 this. This is really exciting and I'm 01:17:28.706 --> 01:17:30.706 really looking forward to it. 01:17:32.276 --> 01:17:34.577 Great job on the the fact that it's also going to be in spanish. 01:17:36.513 --> 01:17:38.649 I'm really excited about that and then just a gentle I got 01:17:40.918 --> 01:17:42.918 some feedback looking forward 01:17:44.321 --> 01:17:46.857 to a kick off or something that's put out in the community that we're doing things 01:17:48.693 --> 01:17:51.294 differently. Stockton yeah. and I think that this is really 01:17:53.130 --> 01:17:55.130 going to set a bar in terms 01:17:56.568 --> 01:17:58.836 of entrepreneurship and people are accessing the city to conduct business. 01:18:00.838 --> 01:18:02.941 So congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. 01:18:02.941 --> 01:18:04.941 Countermovement jailbreak. 01:18:05.376 --> 01:18:07.110 Sorry I forgot the question I remember is when you mentioned 01:18:09.130 --> 01:18:11.130 the term proprietory so the 01:18:12.718 --> 01:18:14.718 data is proprietary and so who 01:18:16.788 --> 01:18:18.856 owns the search engine data the data I don't want to give you 01:18:20.292 --> 01:18:22.660 an incorrect answer. I prefer to get back to you on that. 01:18:23.728 --> 01:18:26.530 But here's what I was hoping and what I'm hoping is that we have access to that data 01:18:28.399 --> 01:18:30.399 because I think some of the 01:18:35.174 --> 01:18:37.174 information and I can tell 01:18:49.550 --> 01:18:51.390 just from experience every phone call I get I don't get on a 01:18:51.390 --> 01:18:53.993 piece of paper and go liquor store smoke shop. I have twelve calls for a smoke shop down the street. 01:18:53.993 --> 01:18:56.280 But this this type of software can do that. It can tell us I had twelve 01:18:56.280 --> 01:18:58.464 hits for a smoke shop on a safe ride to school which you know I think serve as we as we look at 01:18:58.464 --> 01:19:00.566 creating policy on the road now as we're kind of seeing what trends are when I see you know, 01:19:00.566 --> 01:19:02.566 a hundred people use this 01:19:03.201 --> 01:19:05.169 software and 80 percent of them have to do with some type 01:19:06.639 --> 01:19:09.474 of sensitive use and it's like ok, where are these sensitive uses where people interested in 01:19:10.410 --> 01:19:12.110 them which almost makes me feel like we can start to create 01:19:13.746 --> 01:19:16.615 layers and put these layers over, you know, some other maps that we might have to figure 01:19:18.317 --> 01:19:19.818 out if we can even do some advanced planning. 01:19:21.820 --> 01:19:23.756 So I'm hoping that that data we would have access to and that 01:19:26.226 --> 01:19:28.930 we can kind of monday morning quarterback it as one would say 01:19:30.630 --> 01:19:32.300 to figure out, you know, can we take this data and how do we 01:19:33.599 --> 01:19:35.599 plan tomorrow with it. 01:19:36.869 --> 01:19:39.704 Thank you for the clarification . Yes, we absolutely have access to that information. 01:19:41.308 --> 01:19:43.420 That's our information and that data analytics side of the 01:19:44.878 --> 01:19:47.746 administrative side of the platform will give us that information. So specifically like you 01:19:49.216 --> 01:19:51.583 mentioned, we can use that information, you know, for policy considerations and 01:19:52.452 --> 01:19:55.354 additional planning purposes. I know that stuff's coming up that people have a lot 01:19:56.790 --> 01:19:58.558 of interest in and these are the type of things are going to 01:20:00.227 --> 01:20:01.794 help us make better decisions. So thank you. 01:20:03.897 --> 01:20:05.231 I said I'm happy to make the motion. 01:20:07.670 --> 01:20:09.435 I can't remember carniv_le very quick question. Is there ever the total flop? 01:20:11.404 --> 01:20:13.940 Is there a way out? Well, we have the contract not in place. 01:20:15.943 --> 01:20:17.677 We're setting up as an initial three year contract with two 01:20:18.813 --> 01:20:20.813 one you're renewal options. 01:20:22.683 --> 01:20:24.683 Ok, thank you so moved APRIL 01:20:30.357 --> 01:20:32.357 2nd castroville spaeth 01:20:35.496 --> 01:20:36.730 sentenza . 01:20:39.366 --> 01:20:41.569 Thank you. Thank you. Had a fifty point to the 01:20:41.569 --> 01:20:43.569 promotion to execute a five 01:20:43.738 --> 01:20:45.505 year agreement with atkeson enterprises inc in an amount 01:20:48.410 --> 01:20:49.776 not to see not to exceed nine hundred sixty one thousand six 01:20:51.980 --> 01:20:53.681 hundred twenty two dollars for the police department tases 01:21:00.870 --> 01:21:02.870 program staff headquarters in 01:21:31.787 --> 01:21:34.122 give me the mayor vice mayor, council and city manager. My name is dan mosher. 01:21:34.356 --> 01:21:36.857 I am the captain for the police department. I'm here to talk to you about 01:21:39.270 --> 01:21:40.761 renewing our taser program so our duesberg in the contract 01:21:42.999 --> 01:21:44.699 that we have with him is expiring in AUGUST and we'd 01:21:47.436 --> 01:21:49.170 like to go to a new five year contract with them which will 01:21:50.739 --> 01:21:52.739 provide us with their latest 01:21:54.900 --> 01:21:55.843 generation of taser product. Over the last twenty years 01:21:58.514 --> 01:22:00.514 we've been we've had a close 01:22:01.684 --> 01:22:03.418 relationship with taser and been fielding our officers in 01:22:05.688 --> 01:22:07.656 the field with their devices and we've learned a couple 01:22:10.326 --> 01:22:11.926 things mostly that besides the and accountability the 01:22:13.950 --> 01:22:14.796 escalation tools tasers oftentimes bring about several 01:22:17.990 --> 01:22:19.990 times for the community and 01:22:20.870 --> 01:22:23.105 safer outcomes for our officers . So with this new program we'll 01:22:25.508 --> 01:22:27.508 be receiving seventy five at 01:22:28.744 --> 01:22:30.979 the latest generation of tasers . It's an all inclusive program 01:22:32.882 --> 01:22:35.500 which includes all associated with and also to train a robust 01:22:40.357 --> 01:22:41.991 warranty program and gives our opportunity our officers 01:22:44.461 --> 01:22:46.195 opportunity to fire several training rounds prior to 01:22:50.300 --> 01:22:52.300 utilizing in the field I will 01:22:54.371 --> 01:22:56.371 be able to utilize the sole 01:22:58.876 --> 01:23:00.409 source funding for this instead of going through the 01:23:01.178 --> 01:23:03.450 competitive bidding process as taser is the industry standard 01:23:05.382 --> 01:23:07.216 they do not have a competitor on the market that that does 01:23:09.619 --> 01:23:11.619 what they provide and I'll be 01:23:13.190 --> 01:23:15.190 looking to do that. 01:23:16.227 --> 01:23:18.495 The contract that is negotiated is a five year contract which I 01:23:21.980 --> 01:23:22.832 would be about just under a million dollars at the end 01:23:27.739 --> 01:23:29.606 of year five. So we recommend that you 01:23:32.176 --> 01:23:34.845 provide finance and authorized city manager to execute a five year agreement with jackson 01:23:35.880 --> 01:23:37.880 enterprises to make all 01:23:39.150 --> 01:23:41.451 appropriate expenditures needed to carry out the intent of this motion. 01:23:43.254 --> 01:23:45.254 That's my presentation. 01:23:47.425 --> 01:23:49.425 Do we have any public comments 01:23:50.895 --> 01:23:52.663 comments regarding the and so currently how many cases do we 01:23:54.365 --> 01:23:56.365 have and where do those go? 01:23:58.469 --> 01:24:00.537 Currently we have about 350. We've found other ways to be 01:24:02.307 --> 01:24:04.307 able to maximize the amount 01:24:05.477 --> 01:24:07.411 of tasers in the field without assigning a taser to every 01:24:10.215 --> 01:24:11.915 officer assignments need a taser all the time so we'll 01:24:12.917 --> 01:24:15.519 have to think of pool tasers and for them to be able to utilize that there's a check 01:24:17.722 --> 01:24:19.722 out process accountability and 01:24:22.940 --> 01:24:23.695 and the two seventy five were finally be sufficient. 01:24:24.797 --> 01:24:26.797 So the other one is just out 01:24:28.566 --> 01:24:30.301 and they go away like most rechargeable batteries which is 01:24:33.710 --> 01:24:34.872 what these are powered by and the more time to charge it the 01:24:36.641 --> 01:24:38.743 less effective they become. We've had the majority of our 01:24:39.979 --> 01:24:41.813 tasers for over five years and they're starting to wear out 01:24:44.416 --> 01:24:46.416 and become less effective and 01:24:48.860 --> 01:24:49.854 our warranty expires with our contract next month so we won't 01:24:51.824 --> 01:24:53.191 be able to replace warranty processes. 01:24:55.295 --> 01:24:57.295 I think you so the existing 01:24:59.265 --> 01:25:01.833 ones will be decommissioned. Yes. Will not be under warranty. Correct. 01:25:02.635 --> 01:25:04.569 They're going to warranty and exxon won't stand by that 01:25:06.405 --> 01:25:08.405 product under um just any 01:25:13.747 --> 01:25:15.714 litigation and going back to this site here you see the 01:25:18.284 --> 01:25:20.180 first year there's quite a bit less then and for subsequent 01:25:20.987 --> 01:25:22.821 years and part of that is that I've given us credit for 01:25:26.250 --> 01:25:28.250 returning our current tazers. 01:25:29.595 --> 01:25:31.595 You know, ok, this question 01:25:33.400 --> 01:25:35.400 second cash both with thank you 01:25:37.504 --> 01:25:39.504 senator I fifteen point three 01:25:40.974 --> 01:25:43.342 approve an agreement for professional services with community medical center to 01:25:45.178 --> 01:25:46.845 establish outreach crisis intervention and support for 01:25:48.182 --> 01:25:50.160 community wellbeing with american rescue plan act funds 01:25:56.560 --> 01:25:57.790 staff for the present good lincoln and council members 01:26:00.260 --> 01:26:01.994 alex bailey program manager with the city manager's office 01:26:04.397 --> 01:26:06.990 and this evening presenting to you the crisis intervention. 01:26:07.968 --> 01:26:09.968 Please its pilot project in 01:26:11.380 --> 01:26:13.380 support of community wellbeing 01:26:15.709 --> 01:26:17.430 so some background on the project. 01:26:19.120 --> 01:26:21.470 This project is a categorical use of american rescue plan act 01:26:23.284 --> 01:26:25.118 funds. The city received seventy eight 01:26:26.421 --> 01:26:28.455 million dollars in other funds from the U.S. Treasury with the 01:26:30.491 --> 01:26:32.125 goal of supporting economic health and foundation 01:26:34.595 --> 01:26:36.595 recovery from the pandemic are 01:26:38.666 --> 01:26:40.666 the projects funded and four 01:26:41.336 --> 01:26:43.637 categories and this community wellbeing project will primarily address systemic 01:26:45.673 --> 01:26:47.673 public health and economic 01:26:49.544 --> 01:26:51.544 challenges. 01:26:53.581 --> 01:26:55.615 So a timeline milestones. the timeline begins with the 01:26:57.686 --> 01:27:00.288 treasury allocation of seventy eight million dollars and artha funds to the city in two 01:27:01.523 --> 01:27:03.190 installments. City staff develops 01:27:05.627 --> 01:27:08.620 recommendations for use of the funds which were approved in JUNE twenty twenty one with 01:27:09.898 --> 01:27:11.898 similar visions and then in 01:27:12.467 --> 01:27:14.568 SEPTEMBER twenty twenty one council approved updated recommendations. 01:27:17.306 --> 01:27:18.973 We held an arpa city council study session in FEBRUARY 01:27:21.176 --> 01:27:23.176 of this at which time this 01:27:24.880 --> 01:27:26.580 project was proposed and the objectives of that project are 01:27:27.816 --> 01:27:29.816 to establish a three pilot 01:27:31.586 --> 01:27:33.755 program to partner with the city and to build on into this 01:27:36.250 --> 01:27:37.725 crisis intervention to reduce the number of non-emergency 01:27:39.895 --> 01:27:41.895 calls that responded to that 01:27:43.766 --> 01:27:45.733 police and fire. So the next two slides will 01:27:47.369 --> 01:27:49.203 speak to the needs assessment identifying the community needs 01:27:51.307 --> 01:27:53.307 and the high and within this 01:27:55.278 --> 01:27:56.978 slide the young adults, these individuals between the ages 01:27:59.115 --> 01:28:01.115 of 18 and twenty while the term 01:28:02.985 --> 01:28:04.985 adolescence signifies those who 01:28:06.755 --> 01:28:08.924 are ages 12 to 17. So on a national level we have 01:28:10.360 --> 01:28:12.360 huge data from the national 01:28:13.630 --> 01:28:15.898 alliance on mental illness nami and this data is from twenty 01:28:18.368 --> 01:28:20.368 twenty looking from the top 01:28:21.237 --> 01:28:23.305 experienced mental illness. So one out of five adults with 01:28:26.476 --> 01:28:28.244 young adults that goes down to the one out of three young 01:28:30.313 --> 01:28:31.947 adults experience a serious mental illness for adults. 01:28:33.116 --> 01:28:35.751 One out of twenty four young daughters one out of ten ten percent of them adults 01:28:38.154 --> 01:28:40.154 experience substance use 01:28:41.157 --> 01:28:43.326 disorders also known as scd and mental illness. Together six percent of adults 01:28:45.362 --> 01:28:47.362 have experienced that and one 01:28:48.932 --> 01:28:50.932 out of eight visits to U.S. 01:28:55.372 --> 01:28:57.372 Emergency departments and 01:29:10.487 --> 01:29:12.923 going to adolescents that 12 to 17 age group and six experienced a 01:29:12.923 --> 01:29:15.592 major depressive episode three million had serious thoughts of suicide. A full seven percent of youth 01:29:15.592 --> 01:29:17.795 and juvenile justice system have at least one mental health condition in this slide with 01:29:17.795 --> 01:29:20.331 children driving down to the local level and the impact of mental health data. 01:29:20.331 --> 01:29:22.331 So if we examine the population 01:29:22.333 --> 01:29:23.933 that surge in proportion to the number of mental health 01:29:26.370 --> 01:29:28.304 providers you can see statewide we have two hundred and eighty 01:29:30.541 --> 01:29:32.541 nine mental providers for 01:29:33.911 --> 01:29:35.679 californians now here in san joaquin county it's one hundred 01:29:38.750 --> 01:29:40.750 ninety mental orders for the 01:29:41.819 --> 01:29:43.819 100000 residents which is a 01:29:45.890 --> 01:29:46.957 sixty six percent fewer mental health providers locally the 01:29:49.961 --> 01:29:51.795 next data references the senate and the county point in time 01:29:54.366 --> 01:29:56.366 count for the san joaquin 01:29:57.135 --> 01:29:58.869 county continue to care conducted through that and 01:30:00.538 --> 01:30:02.272 other thirteen hundred fifty five unsheltered individuals we 01:30:04.242 --> 01:30:06.310 have six point sixty six percent who reported living in 01:30:08.546 --> 01:30:11.149 stockton. One third reported a mental health issue and another third 01:30:12.818 --> 01:30:14.952 reported a problem of substance abuse. So you can see the 01:30:16.588 --> 01:30:18.322 intersectionality of these determinants your mental and 01:30:19.791 --> 01:30:21.791 behavioral health, homelessness 01:30:23.462 --> 01:30:25.462 and the ongoing pandemic. 01:30:28.133 --> 01:30:30.133 So our project team identified 01:30:31.504 --> 01:30:33.338 the project and developed objectives of going through the 01:30:35.841 --> 01:30:37.575 partnership with a community based organization to develop 01:30:39.545 --> 01:30:41.378 and implement an efficient and sustainable model to mental 01:30:42.848 --> 01:30:45.149 health intervention that supports and enhances the well-being of stockton 01:30:47.530 --> 01:30:49.530 residents objectives are listed 01:30:50.856 --> 01:30:52.524 here to decrease velocity and repeat callers to emergency 01:30:55.161 --> 01:30:56.795 lines increase that up with wraparound services, build 01:30:59.231 --> 01:31:00.865 trust foster trust building decrease costs related to 01:31:03.303 --> 01:31:05.700 emergency calls, decrease the fear or hesitancy to call 01:31:06.906 --> 01:31:08.640 police and the individuals within the criminal justice 01:31:13.680 --> 01:31:16.614 system . The partnership and the 01:31:18.251 --> 01:31:20.180 partnerships in the pilot project are aligned within this 01:31:21.855 --> 01:31:23.823 framework. The city as the fiscal agent 01:31:26.293 --> 01:31:27.993 for the funds working with a community based organization 01:31:30.330 --> 01:31:31.997 who will serve as the prime contractor in a performance 01:31:34.333 --> 01:31:35.968 based contract and the cbo working in concert with 01:31:37.938 --> 01:31:39.938 community agency partners as 01:31:43.977 --> 01:31:46.780 subcontractors . 01:31:46.146 --> 01:31:48.146 Ok, so let's talk about this 01:31:49.483 --> 01:31:51.250 you it was clear that the cto would act as a primary driver 01:31:53.153 --> 01:31:55.153 to develop and operationalize 01:31:55.790 --> 01:31:57.590 the project staff conducted an environmental scan to identify 01:32:01.228 --> 01:32:03.496 the service providers in the region and initiated discussions with the regional 01:32:05.366 --> 01:32:07.330 consultant whose subject matter expertize includes crisis 01:32:08.134 --> 01:32:09.802 management of homeless populations and behavioral 01:32:12.400 --> 01:32:13.707 health and that intersectionality that the 01:32:15.944 --> 01:32:18.345 criminal justice system community medical centers was identified as the single 01:32:20.381 --> 01:32:22.480 available source with the required capacity for this 01:32:23.417 --> 01:32:25.417 large scale pilot project cfx 01:32:27.488 --> 01:32:29.222 proposal is to expand its krunk program through a collaborative 01:32:31.693 --> 01:32:33.193 partnership with the city and develop a pilot. 01:32:35.196 --> 01:32:37.300 The crisis intervention model that will serve as an 01:32:39.133 --> 01:32:40.734 alternative approach to behavioral health first 01:32:43.204 --> 01:32:44.971 responder services science's unique capacity is demonstrated 01:32:47.442 --> 01:32:49.176 through its experience leading the existing medical outreach 01:32:50.445 --> 01:32:52.445 program for over twenty years. 01:32:54.150 --> 01:32:55.883 Cmc has the federally qualified health care designation of h. 01:32:58.520 --> 01:33:00.220 It's a federally funded managed care provider that provides 01:33:02.357 --> 01:33:04.240 services to all people regardless of their needs, 01:33:06.428 --> 01:33:08.162 specifically serves those in underserved health care areas 01:33:10.466 --> 01:33:12.200 and they stick with their clients to oversee wraparound 01:33:17.572 --> 01:33:20.140 services and case management . So the carelink program is 01:33:21.376 --> 01:33:23.611 designed to leverage the existing infrastructure programs and services for 01:33:25.614 --> 01:33:27.282 delivery including housing coordination and transition 01:33:29.919 --> 01:33:31.919 of care that work and study 01:33:32.421 --> 01:33:34.421 outpatient services along with 01:33:36.492 --> 01:33:38.492 these others. 01:33:40.763 --> 01:33:42.763 So now we come to project 01:33:44.967 --> 01:33:46.701 assessment and these are the measurable results and outcomes 01:33:48.604 --> 01:33:50.372 that we envision for a pilot project aligning services with 01:33:52.108 --> 01:33:54.108 needs for trauma, informed 01:33:55.678 --> 01:33:57.678 local care and proven cost to 01:33:59.349 --> 01:34:01.683 patients, improving efficiency of hospital resources and emergency response increased 01:34:04.870 --> 01:34:05.788 responsive to a diverse population through culturally 01:34:07.857 --> 01:34:09.857 invested competent services 01:34:11.727 --> 01:34:13.495 bridging trust and collaboration with city police 01:34:15.732 --> 01:34:17.366 and fire to develop an evaluation plan for data 01:34:19.469 --> 01:34:21.303 collection and analysis through an outside data evaluator 01:34:23.740 --> 01:34:26.800 demonstrate this program's effectiveness through data networks and measurable 01:34:28.244 --> 01:34:30.244 objectives and a sustainability 01:34:31.648 --> 01:34:33.283 component to maintain service infrastructure and create 01:34:35.686 --> 01:34:37.120 reliable funding mechanism for the future. 01:34:40.190 --> 01:34:41.791 So we have here tonight with us chief executive officer 01:34:43.894 --> 01:34:45.561 of community medical centers christine lingala and she's 01:34:48.398 --> 01:34:50.398 going to present the next few 01:34:54.672 --> 01:34:56.672 slides here 01:34:58.776 --> 01:35:00.776 . 01:35:05.415 --> 01:35:07.116 This answers at well good 01:35:10.388 --> 01:35:12.388 evening, vice mayor, council 01:35:13.458 --> 01:35:15.625 members, city manager, it's a real pleasure to be with you here tonight. 01:35:17.395 --> 01:35:19.610 It's been a busy number of months working on this 01:35:21.131 --> 01:35:23.199 proposal and excited to actually be here with you this 01:35:25.360 --> 01:35:27.360 evening. 01:35:30.141 --> 01:35:32.141 The committee that helps you do 01:35:33.178 --> 01:35:34.711 things that cavity medical centers or cmc. 01:35:37.148 --> 01:35:39.148 I kind both. 01:35:39.917 --> 01:35:41.952 It's a federally qualified health center of q8 sees our 01:35:44.560 --> 01:35:45.890 community based organizations that receive federal funds to 01:35:48.360 --> 01:35:50.360 provide primary health care 01:35:52.300 --> 01:35:53.364 services to under served clients. 01:35:56.134 --> 01:35:58.168 There are all of the united states we are the only agency 01:36:00.673 --> 01:36:02.673 located within the city limits 01:36:04.743 --> 01:36:06.743 of stockton to be the to see 01:36:08.547 --> 01:36:10.948 you have to be approved by the federal government and then once you are you are held to 01:36:12.517 --> 01:36:13.884 some very, very strict standards. 01:36:16.121 --> 01:36:18.121 For example, you must be 01:36:19.392 --> 01:36:21.392 of course a nonprofit 523 must 01:36:22.962 --> 01:36:24.562 be located and serving and underserved community. 01:36:27.366 --> 01:36:28.966 You must offer a set a very comprehensive services 01:36:31.437 --> 01:36:33.437 including medical, dental, 01:36:34.307 --> 01:36:35.974 behavioral health asuda services treatment services, 01:36:38.678 --> 01:36:40.144 health education, outreach and case management. 01:36:42.915 --> 01:36:44.582 You must also offer a sliding scale to anyone who comes 01:36:46.485 --> 01:36:48.485 through the door who is 01:36:50.189 --> 01:36:52.230 uninsured must also accept medicare and aca insurance 01:36:54.494 --> 01:36:57.960 programs. And the last one of this is very important. 01:36:59.132 --> 01:37:01.132 The agency must be governed by 01:37:02.702 --> 01:37:04.436 a board of directors that has a majority of the members of that 01:37:06.539 --> 01:37:08.539 board must be patients of the 01:37:09.610 --> 01:37:12.244 office of the organization. This is a really important one because this is what ensures 01:37:15.181 --> 01:37:17.181 that community voice is at the 01:37:21.220 --> 01:37:22.455 board level of our organization . 01:37:25.725 --> 01:37:27.827 The cdc has a fifty year history. Fifty five year history 01:37:29.960 --> 01:37:30.830 of commitment to health care, access for all here in san 01:37:32.699 --> 01:37:34.533 joaquin county we originally founded by a group of committed 01:37:37.304 --> 01:37:39.380 and passionate volunteers to provide needed health care 01:37:41.241 --> 01:37:42.975 services to migrant seasonal farmworkers services initially 01:37:46.146 --> 01:37:48.146 with provided some the trunks 01:37:48.582 --> 01:37:50.582 of our volunteers cars with 01:37:52.686 --> 01:37:54.153 donated supplies and donated hours of work. 01:37:57.570 --> 01:37:58.791 keli's provided wherever the farmworkers were camped along 01:38:01.395 --> 01:38:03.395 the rivers, the slaves and the 01:38:04.399 --> 01:38:06.133 migrant camps over the years with the course grown and 01:38:08.302 --> 01:38:10.302 finally in mid 70s the 01:38:11.605 --> 01:38:13.340 organization was incorporated as the agriculture workers 01:38:15.776 --> 01:38:17.277 health centers under the medical society. 01:38:19.714 --> 01:38:21.649 However, the following couple of years when we applied for 01:38:24.180 --> 01:38:25.719 the first fhc grant they had to step out from underneath the 01:38:26.721 --> 01:38:29.156 medical society here incorporated. So the five twenty 523 01:38:34.228 --> 01:38:36.960 nonprofit organization and they received a first federal grant 01:38:41.300 --> 01:38:43.337 we received the following years the organization has grown slowly providing preventive 01:38:45.240 --> 01:38:46.974 care services to a growing diverse population across the 01:38:48.943 --> 01:38:51.111 county. So in 1992 the name was changed 01:38:52.747 --> 01:38:54.747 to medical centers to be more 01:38:56.418 --> 01:38:58.418 inclusive of the larger diverse 01:39:00.880 --> 01:39:02.880 populations being served and 01:39:03.992 --> 01:39:05.992 this other groups I forgot that 01:39:08.396 --> 01:39:10.396 in 1985 opened channel medical 01:39:11.901 --> 01:39:14.169 centers downtown which is well known to many, many residents in the city. 01:39:19.375 --> 01:39:21.375 The 01:39:33.990 --> 01:39:36.224 growth much since then that the next days in 2011 we opened 01:39:36.359 --> 01:39:38.627 up the gleason house which is located right next to the center rescue mission serving a 01:39:38.627 --> 01:39:40.428 large homeless population, providing medical home for 01:39:40.663 --> 01:39:42.497 these members of our city and nineteen to twenty fifty we 01:39:43.232 --> 01:39:45.100 adopted our new colorful and the reason for the tricolor is 01:39:46.903 --> 01:39:48.904 because we are diverse and the collaboration and this is a 01:39:51.407 --> 01:39:53.142 great platform project that follows right along with that 01:39:55.545 --> 01:39:57.545 commitment 2012 we began our 01:39:59.150 --> 01:40:00.315 behavioral health services in 2017. 01:40:01.851 --> 01:40:03.851 Seventeen added substance use 01:40:06.123 --> 01:40:08.157 programs and most recently in the midst of the pandemic in 01:40:10.861 --> 01:40:12.561 2020 we opened our site on the delta college campus as our 01:40:18.234 --> 01:40:20.234 twenty eighth service center. 01:40:22.339 --> 01:40:24.339 Just a few facts about gnc in 01:40:25.909 --> 01:40:28.440 twenty twenty one we provided care to over one hundred and 01:40:29.279 --> 01:40:30.713 seven thousand individual patients. 01:40:33.817 --> 01:40:35.584 We are busy and we did that through four hundred and thirty 01:40:37.321 --> 01:40:39.321 thousand individual patient 01:40:41.525 --> 01:40:43.525 visits to serve three counties 01:40:45.196 --> 01:40:47.330 salah kinsel salana angella majority is here is in st. 01:40:49.199 --> 01:40:51.367 Louis county. We provide care to twenty eight 01:40:53.404 --> 01:40:55.238 service sites. Ninety six percent of our 01:40:57.708 --> 01:40:59.708 patients live below 200 percent 01:41:00.245 --> 01:41:02.412 poverty level which really shows that we truly keep to the 01:41:04.482 --> 01:41:06.416 commitment of our mission. Last year the fiscal year that 01:41:09.320 --> 01:41:11.320 just ended the budget was 01:41:11.489 --> 01:41:13.123 ninety nine million but also at economic force in our 01:41:15.493 --> 01:41:17.895 communities and our staff of 900 other was collected today it's nine hundred and 01:41:23.801 --> 01:41:25.801 thirty we provide a very 01:41:27.472 --> 01:41:29.472 comprehensive list of services 01:41:30.975 --> 01:41:32.975 for all ages adult medicine, 01:41:34.446 --> 01:41:36.800 pediatrics, adolescent women's health geriatrics, dental 01:41:39.500 --> 01:41:40.751 specialty care because we are we believe that our patients 01:41:42.987 --> 01:41:44.521 need access specialty just as everyone else does. 01:41:46.624 --> 01:41:48.624 So we think that in-house the 01:41:50.950 --> 01:41:52.950 behavioral health program is 01:41:53.565 --> 01:41:55.967 truly one of the largest uhc behavioral health programs in the state of california, 01:41:58.360 --> 01:41:59.637 including health programs includes counseling for 01:42:02.541 --> 01:42:04.275 individuals, families, children ,adolescents, substance use 01:42:06.746 --> 01:42:08.680 treatment, case management, psychiatry and we own and 01:42:10.316 --> 01:42:12.316 operate 273 pharmacies very 01:42:13.786 --> 01:42:15.920 soon. All of the services that I just 01:42:17.756 --> 01:42:19.590 listed are available to residents in the city 01:42:22.270 --> 01:42:24.270 of stockton through twelve 01:42:25.899 --> 01:42:27.566 distinct clinical locations located in neighborhoods 01:42:30.403 --> 01:42:32.137 of need throughout the city we have two data sites two 01:42:34.600 --> 01:42:35.740 pharmacies are water recovery center which includes 01:42:38.110 --> 01:42:39.844 a very comprehensive health and substance use treatment program 01:42:42.249 --> 01:42:44.160 channel respites that just opened a number of we were able 01:42:45.885 --> 01:42:47.719 to attend our grand opening that includes about the case 01:42:49.589 --> 01:42:51.589 the health but also the short 01:42:53.590 --> 01:42:54.860 term residential program can care program here in stockton 01:42:57.296 --> 01:42:59.640 has the function as alex mentioned for over twenty years 01:43:01.301 --> 01:43:02.969 building trust across homeless health care providers are 01:43:05.539 --> 01:43:07.539 homeless the providers and the 01:43:08.800 --> 01:43:09.742 homeless community themselves are the same house. 01:43:12.120 --> 01:43:13.779 We have a clinic at the st. Mary's dining room house. 01:43:16.350 --> 01:43:18.840 Our street outreach program and during the pandemic we added 01:43:20.254 --> 01:43:22.210 local units in st. Outreach to groups that are specifically 01:43:24.391 --> 01:43:26.391 targeting adult and then a 01:43:27.961 --> 01:43:29.929 separate team for adolescents. We also have mother vaccination 01:43:31.565 --> 01:43:33.299 and testing teams that work throughout the city and the 01:43:38.372 --> 01:43:40.400 county . 01:43:43.100 --> 01:43:44.310 Oops do I have that this on the slide? 01:43:49.516 --> 01:43:51.350 Ok, let's can go backwards ok I just had a little comment but 01:43:53.621 --> 01:43:55.889 that's ok. That's what I thought of this one. 01:43:56.290 --> 01:43:58.458 That's fine. So our proposal is as alex is 01:44:00.828 --> 01:44:02.828 starting to lay it is based on 01:44:04.498 --> 01:44:06.166 best practices that we have learned both from our own 01:44:08.350 --> 01:44:09.970 history providing straight outreach over twenty years in 01:44:12.340 --> 01:44:14.942 the city of stockton but also from some in-depth study that we've been doing over the last 01:44:16.100 --> 01:44:18.100 three months with support from 01:44:19.480 --> 01:44:21.480 the mayor, the city manager's 01:44:23.351 --> 01:44:25.180 office and from stockton, they've interviewed and met 01:44:26.855 --> 01:44:28.623 with a variety of these programs including the people 01:44:30.592 --> 01:44:32.826 from the cathodes at oregon. So we will be building of the 01:44:35.897 --> 01:44:37.665 trust and our lessons learned over the last twenty years with 01:44:38.933 --> 01:44:40.933 our street outreach and shelter 01:44:43.370 --> 01:44:45.370 programs that proposing a three 01:44:46.909 --> 01:44:48.909 year excuse pilot mother crisis 01:44:50.279 --> 01:44:52.279 model with a team a licensed 01:44:54.783 --> 01:44:56.783 clinician outreach and case 01:44:58.653 --> 01:45:00.721 manager initially start with one local unit as we bring up 01:45:03.125 --> 01:45:05.125 systems, learn lessons and then 01:45:06.395 --> 01:45:08.429 slowly go over those three years to a three to four 01:45:09.899 --> 01:45:11.899 eighteen model seven days 01:45:13.802 --> 01:45:15.802 of the needs and I specifically 01:45:16.438 --> 01:45:18.438 focusing on hotspots within the 01:45:24.781 --> 01:45:26.481 city of stockton that I put is more than just that crisis 01:45:29.510 --> 01:45:30.819 response team but very is to say that I think the the value 01:45:33.220 --> 01:45:34.889 that we bring to this project is the comprehensive wraparound 01:45:36.526 --> 01:45:38.193 services that we have throughout our organization. 01:45:40.630 --> 01:45:43.298 So we will also have a follow up team that will connect with individuals that have been 01:45:45.301 --> 01:45:46.668 encountered through the crisis response. 01:45:49.500 --> 01:45:50.705 The follow team will be emphasizing prevention link. 01:45:52.942 --> 01:45:54.942 It sure seems to me that the is 01:45:55.779 --> 01:45:57.613 ongoing case management evaluation outcomes and program 01:46:00.484 --> 01:46:02.484 evaluation will be very, very 01:46:04.888 --> 01:46:06.322 key to our ongoing ongoing success. 01:46:07.757 --> 01:46:09.591 And that's where last night additionally we're going to as 01:46:12.195 --> 01:46:13.897 was mentioned, incorporate voices into the planning, 01:46:15.899 --> 01:46:17.899 monitoring and valuation 01:46:19.770 --> 01:46:21.504 community partners will be identified to meet needs 01:46:23.974 --> 01:46:25.674 including housing assistance, domestic violence prevention 01:46:27.377 --> 01:46:29.377 and support and targeted youth 01:46:31.480 --> 01:46:33.183 programs. And that's pretty much my 01:46:35.190 --> 01:46:37.190 overview. 01:46:42.559 --> 01:46:44.559 That's a that's and so we're 01:46:46.231 --> 01:46:48.231 just recommendations tonight. 01:46:50.334 --> 01:46:52.680 So we have two more professional services contract 01:46:54.238 --> 01:46:55.906 to cmc in the not to exceed amount of five point seventy 01:46:57.141 --> 01:46:59.375 six million dollars to develop and implement crisis intervention response pilot 01:47:01.645 --> 01:47:03.580 program for three years using arpa funds also like man to 01:47:05.984 --> 01:47:07.685 prove the findings pursuant to S.A.C. Section three point six 01:47:09.870 --> 01:47:10.988 eight point zero seven in support of an exception to the 01:47:13.257 --> 01:47:15.659 competitive bidding process and finally that the city manager be authorized to take 01:47:17.695 --> 01:47:19.462 appropriate actions to carry out the purpose and intent 01:47:21.300 --> 01:47:23.701 of the motion. So this concludes our presentation and we're happy to 01:47:25.370 --> 01:47:26.871 answer questions. Thank you. 01:47:28.740 --> 01:47:30.740 Click on any public comments in 01:47:35.180 --> 01:47:37.180 the show on 01:47:40.719 --> 01:47:42.719 wow it's had to be 01:47:44.590 --> 01:47:46.590 here today in the third and my 01:47:48.260 --> 01:47:50.528 husband and I lived in startup this and this is my first time 01:47:55.467 --> 01:47:57.467 ever this building at because 01:47:59.939 --> 01:48:01.939 we are just so happy that I had 01:48:02.408 --> 01:48:05.900 the chance today to do something really positive the healing that's going to make 01:48:07.179 --> 01:48:09.179 our city a much healthier and 01:48:10.649 --> 01:48:12.649 safer place to work. 01:48:15.321 --> 01:48:17.321 The three into the city, the 01:48:18.891 --> 01:48:20.891 hair salon I was the teacher 01:48:22.762 --> 01:48:25.597 for thirty years at the school. So I think this is the best place possible. 01:48:29.434 --> 01:48:31.434 Um, I am also an elder 01:48:32.706 --> 01:48:34.706 currently serving on the first 01:48:36.810 --> 01:48:38.744 presbyterian church and after much research we were we are 01:48:41.800 --> 01:48:43.800 proud to have endorsed this 01:48:43.716 --> 01:48:45.650 idea a couple of years ago that to have this nonviolent crisis 01:48:48.540 --> 01:48:49.889 intervention team our church is just down the street and it's 01:48:52.459 --> 01:48:54.459 when one of those hot spots on 01:48:56.263 --> 01:48:58.263 the corner out of the line and 01:48:59.733 --> 01:49:01.733 suddenly this experience every 01:49:05.894 --> 01:49:08.475 day we have people using our front as a bedroom and a bathroom. It's nice that they feel 01:49:08.475 --> 01:49:10.475 comfortable there but it's not 01:49:11.110 --> 01:49:13.450 that I place for them. Of course most of them have 01:49:15.115 --> 01:49:17.115 medical psychological problems, 01:49:18.585 --> 01:49:20.319 emotional problems that are parishioners are not equipped 01:49:22.989 --> 01:49:24.989 to address other things 01:49:27.940 --> 01:49:29.940 escalate especially involved 01:49:29.764 --> 01:49:31.698 and they call the police weekly sorry you have to bother them 01:49:34.635 --> 01:49:36.635 but uh and the the they have 01:49:41.509 --> 01:49:43.509 not the time to respond to some 01:49:56.423 --> 01:49:58.426 of those things that as a church it is not good to get 01:49:58.426 --> 01:50:01.129 these people out of poverty or to respect those nonscientist 01:50:01.129 --> 01:50:03.264 and we want all of our neighbors to find those and a place where they can feel safe 01:50:03.264 --> 01:50:05.966 . This crisis intervention team will bring all the things 01:50:06.340 --> 01:50:08.340 together and the neighborhood. 01:50:11.939 --> 01:50:13.939 So I hope you support thank you 01:50:18.380 --> 01:50:20.581 friend ashley that uh my name 01:50:23.652 --> 01:50:25.719 is reverend ashley love and I have the great joy of being the 01:50:27.689 --> 01:50:29.689 pastor of the pastor at first 01:50:30.258 --> 01:50:33.600 presbyterian church in stockton and I thank you so much for allowing me the chance to speak 01:50:34.430 --> 01:50:36.430 out in this area. 01:50:38.700 --> 01:50:40.434 So yeah, we are there at the corner of eldorado and vine 01:50:42.304 --> 01:50:44.572 congregation of the out to celebrate our 100th year anniversary being in our 01:50:45.974 --> 01:50:47.908 current location there and district five I live just up 01:50:50.178 --> 01:50:52.178 the road in district four and 01:50:53.649 --> 01:50:55.417 as part of just our ministry and we're located as shirley's 01:50:58.821 --> 01:51:01.550 saying we look with a lot of folks who face lots of different kinds 01:51:01.590 --> 01:51:04.225 of challenges. It's really broad, right? We have folks who certainly 01:51:06.228 --> 01:51:07.962 there are spiritual and emotional and social needs but 01:51:09.732 --> 01:51:11.466 you also have physical you have needs related to housing and 01:51:13.536 --> 01:51:15.470 security food security. You have mental health 01:51:18.741 --> 01:51:20.741 challenges and all kinds 01:51:21.811 --> 01:51:23.344 of things that compound into a whole lot of needs. 01:51:26.160 --> 01:51:27.750 And so it is an honor and a privilege to get to serve and 01:51:29.986 --> 01:51:31.787 care as best we can we have so that we give out throughout the 01:51:34.190 --> 01:51:36.591 week and toiletries, office socks, different things and then we have a food pantry 01:51:38.600 --> 01:51:39.728 distribution where we also get out clothes and those goods 01:51:41.464 --> 01:51:43.331 such as the food actually in books and other things and 01:51:46.200 --> 01:51:48.471 hospitality but of course like of the same things that are beyond our capacity that we do 01:51:50.730 --> 01:51:51.941 deal with. And so sometimes we will have 01:51:52.909 --> 01:51:54.909 people who are in crisis that's 01:51:56.513 --> 01:51:58.480 beyond our ability to care for and so we need help and so 01:52:00.885 --> 01:52:02.619 sometimes that help is for a police response and very often 01:52:05.890 --> 01:52:07.890 it requires again a broader 01:52:08.358 --> 01:52:10.920 spectrum of care and it's so exciting to us to have this 01:52:12.950 --> 01:52:13.863 option and this opportunity to have people come that the food 01:52:15.532 --> 01:52:18.330 weight all the other full services and experience and expertize of this group to be 01:52:20.538 --> 01:52:22.538 able to come in a mobile way 01:52:22.807 --> 01:52:25.308 and based in the system of calling 911 or calling in through the whole system to be 01:52:27.311 --> 01:52:29.780 able to have those services available to be effectively for 01:52:31.415 --> 01:52:33.216 instance, to have people who are having mental health crises 01:52:35.180 --> 01:52:37.180 that have substance abuse 01:52:38.890 --> 01:52:40.657 things going on and unfortunately that will happen 01:52:42.930 --> 01:52:44.494 is call the police and they will be trespassed off the property and then the next day 01:52:46.597 --> 01:52:48.597 they're back steps in the same 01:52:49.867 --> 01:52:52.569 level of crisis if not worse because we've seen that the longer you're on the streets a 01:52:54.406 --> 01:52:56.239 lot of times increases the trauma, the trauma and so 01:52:57.308 --> 01:52:59.760 people end up and so the relationships with folks and we 01:53:01.579 --> 01:53:03.579 love this idea of having this 01:53:04.682 --> 01:53:06.383 crisis response team that has breadth of services available 01:53:08.886 --> 01:53:10.886 to care for our neighbors and 01:53:12.357 --> 01:53:14.392 so we really, really encourage and we're excited to be part 01:53:16.628 --> 01:53:18.362 of the initiative and we're so excited that this partner has 01:53:20.665 --> 01:53:22.665 been found and that this is on 01:53:25.870 --> 01:53:27.870 the things we encourage a it 01:53:31.910 --> 01:53:33.910 williams 01:53:39.885 --> 01:53:41.885 other than perfect 01:53:53.866 --> 01:53:55.866 that open the front after the 01:53:59.804 --> 01:54:01.804 that the person and what I love 01:54:05.111 --> 01:54:07.111 about the person she said 01:54:13.653 --> 01:54:15.653 prashant and sometimes I wonder 01:54:17.560 --> 01:54:19.560 if the the community the people 01:54:20.727 --> 01:54:22.727 to serve the compassion that 01:54:28.234 --> 01:54:30.234 they did not on the and the 01:54:31.504 --> 01:54:33.504 work that's where I retired. 01:54:36.108 --> 01:54:38.108 So I'm glad the the the guest 01:54:43.383 --> 01:54:45.383 that I'm the 01:54:48.321 --> 01:54:49.555 you public comment . 01:54:52.592 --> 01:54:54.326 Thank you COUNCILMAN Warmsley. Thank you so much. 01:54:56.964 --> 01:54:58.698 I think that this is probably one of the most exciting 01:55:00.968 --> 01:55:03.169 highlights of my two years I've been here because this is what I stand for. 01:55:08.308 --> 01:55:10.910 I'm proud lcac w. That's been in these streets out here chapping mental health for a 01:55:13.181 --> 01:55:15.181 very long time and that when 01:55:15.850 --> 01:55:17.817 that statistics about the one hundred and ninety to a hundred 01:55:20.387 --> 01:55:22.255 thousand residents popped up, I thought about a side note that 01:55:24.158 --> 01:55:26.426 is available to this conversation. I took out an ad in psychology 01:55:28.228 --> 01:55:30.228 today advertising my services 01:55:31.866 --> 01:55:33.700 and I did that while on vacation and all of a sudden 01:55:35.136 --> 01:55:37.136 I'm getting all these classes 01:55:39.640 --> 01:55:41.700 are patients are you taking patients? 01:55:42.710 --> 01:55:44.844 I'd like them to turn that ad up first because it was just 01:55:47.615 --> 01:55:49.615 out of control but it goes to 01:55:50.819 --> 01:55:52.186 show the need is there in this community. 01:55:54.322 --> 01:55:56.322 It really breaks my heart that 01:55:58.920 --> 01:56:00.920 we do not have enough providers 01:56:01.929 --> 01:56:03.929 to really to really tackle the 01:56:05.199 --> 01:56:07.199 challenges especially post 01:56:08.870 --> 01:56:10.870 pandemic and the like. 01:56:12.941 --> 01:56:14.275 Suicide is up mental is rampant. 01:56:15.810 --> 01:56:18.612 So I'm really, really rooting for this. i do have a series of questions 01:56:20.582 --> 01:56:22.150 and I'm not sure that that's not a shock. 01:56:24.486 --> 01:56:26.486 My first question is and I 01:56:28.560 --> 01:56:30.560 don't know staff wants answers 01:56:32.160 --> 01:56:33.761 to the kind of curious as to how will this program 01:56:36.465 --> 01:56:38.465 coordinate with fire and sbb 01:56:40.135 --> 01:56:41.770 that tends to be the first responders when community 01:56:44.400 --> 01:56:45.707 members and residents are experiencing mental health 01:56:48.143 --> 01:56:50.111 distress. And then second one I'll start 01:56:55.551 --> 01:56:57.619 with that first . Good evening, mayor. 01:56:57.619 --> 01:57:00.289 Council members rick edwards fire chief. So we've been working with the 01:57:00.289 --> 01:57:01.990 partners from community medical center and the city manager's 01:57:03.793 --> 01:57:05.526 office for probably the last four months to really address 01:57:07.463 --> 01:57:10.164 this and how we can make sure we reach the patients on the front end before they get into 01:57:11.600 --> 01:57:14.202 the 911 system. And so that's something that we're continuing to work 01:57:15.700 --> 01:57:17.340 through with the police department and our different dispatch centers because of the 01:57:17.340 --> 01:57:19.340 regulations that we fall under 01:57:19.509 --> 01:57:21.377 with that. So I will continue to work 01:57:22.445 --> 01:57:25.130 through that and trying to come out of the nine one one response to that, they don't 01:57:27.350 --> 01:57:29.384 get transported to a hospital. So we call 911 today for the 01:57:31.654 --> 01:57:33.923 ems emergency, the fire department response. We get an ambulance with that. 01:57:34.791 --> 01:57:36.592 Also the only place we can take that patient is to an emergency 01:57:38.428 --> 01:57:40.630 room so captured that on the front end before they get to the fire departments dispatch 01:57:40.630 --> 01:57:43.499 center and go through the emergency medical dispatch 01:57:46.369 --> 01:57:48.770 dialog system keeps them out of those hospitals and gets them to the most definitive 01:57:49.439 --> 01:57:51.975 line of treatment that they we're working with our partners to provide that service in the 01:57:53.610 --> 01:57:55.444 field so that we don't inundate any of our community medical 01:57:57.714 --> 01:57:59.714 centers. 01:58:01.284 --> 01:58:03.319 And then so our are we also training the the operators to 01:58:05.789 --> 01:58:07.789 kind of distinguish which is 01:58:09.460 --> 01:58:11.161 most appropriate to streamline these calls and challenges? 01:58:13.898 --> 01:58:15.665 I'm thinking about because you're saying look in the face 01:58:16.400 --> 01:58:18.334 and thinking about how many times the fire department has 01:58:21.839 --> 01:58:23.573 to respond to the different encampments and one and 01:58:25.810 --> 01:58:27.544 addressing fire and things of that nature, people talking 01:58:29.614 --> 01:58:32.215 to themselves, looking the medics and the need to be transported out that it was 01:58:33.217 --> 01:58:35.217 like within the thousand. 01:58:37.354 --> 01:58:39.122 So are the so that's what we're working on right now with our 01:58:40.991 --> 01:58:42.692 partners in law enforcement where that initial 911 call 01:58:44.529 --> 01:58:47.331 lands in the police department . So trying to have those questions predetermined so that 01:58:48.900 --> 01:58:51.401 we can verify that this is the most appropriate resource to send it out emergency and some 01:58:53.170 --> 01:58:54.905 of the what we say is go beyond that and an emergency medical 01:58:56.274 --> 01:58:58.700 response police or the fire department need an ambulance. 01:58:59.911 --> 01:59:01.845 So we're working through that call dialog right now. Yeah. 01:59:01.913 --> 01:59:04.116 Like a script or something and kind of assess is similar to 01:59:04.116 --> 01:59:05.716 what we would use in the fire department for emergency 01:59:07.819 --> 01:59:10.221 medical dispatch. you have a medical emergency. We ask you a series 01:59:10.221 --> 01:59:12.990 of questions to determine the level response that you would receive. 01:59:16.795 --> 01:59:18.595 Ok, and chief mcfarland's, did you send that to that concern? 01:59:20.990 --> 01:59:22.990 The question is phenomenal 01:59:22.768 --> 01:59:24.735 what's going to take place here ? I'm used to this. 01:59:24.769 --> 01:59:26.769 We had a couple of miles from 01:59:26.938 --> 01:59:29.140 san jose as very effective. I think a lot of folks don't 01:59:31.376 --> 01:59:33.143 realize just how far you can go with a program like this to 01:59:35.147 --> 01:59:37.348 where are there on the hottest barricade situation historically where used to 01:59:38.951 --> 01:59:41.386 having a loudspeaker officer shouting for the person to come out the house? 01:59:42.922 --> 01:59:45.423 Well, now we have a condition that could that can mitigate the situation that has 01:59:47.793 --> 01:59:49.727 escalated at the scene. So I think we all know that 01:59:51.960 --> 01:59:53.932 know the way policing has changed. It's about having the right people at the scene at the 01:59:54.801 --> 01:59:56.635 right time so the partnership will be strong and we'll work 02:00:01.908 --> 02:00:03.908 through corespondent 02:00:16.189 --> 02:00:18.191 at this bar tomorrow. 02:00:18.191 --> 02:00:20.260 He's already been over to the office and they're very passionate and they have a lot 02:00:20.260 --> 02:00:22.694 of resources at their disposal and then I'm one of the chief on how I think like maybe the 02:00:22.928 --> 02:00:25.310 six or seven slide and when you say well you have a person of the staff that powerpoint 02:00:25.310 --> 02:00:27.366 what is a hot spot? Can this give community members 02:00:27.366 --> 02:00:29.366 who MAY not know what that 02:00:29.403 --> 02:00:31.337 means? Definition of the talking hot 02:00:33.607 --> 02:00:34.974 spot with violence are homicides. 02:00:37.210 --> 02:00:38.877 Are you talking hot spots with our unsheltered communities 02:00:41.347 --> 02:00:43.315 like what are we talking about now that part is that I assume 02:00:45.186 --> 02:00:47.220 in those hotspots focus on their coverage and referrals is 02:00:49.256 --> 02:00:51.256 as you know, folks are in 02:00:52.459 --> 02:00:55.161 crisis so not necessary high crime areas or anything like that but just folks in need 02:00:56.596 --> 02:00:58.130 of services. All right. 02:01:00.433 --> 02:01:02.468 And then I'm the kick the ball back to cmc because I know your 02:01:04.939 --> 02:01:06.939 work and your work is very 02:01:07.641 --> 02:01:10.310 great and I see a fun zone audience there. I'm very, very shocked that you 02:01:12.579 --> 02:01:14.579 guys didn't talk about aces and 02:01:16.183 --> 02:01:18.183 aces spleen's and so is there 02:01:19.786 --> 02:01:21.421 any plans to incorporate and or include ac screening's 02:01:23.891 --> 02:01:25.891 especially in communities that 02:01:26.961 --> 02:01:28.961 are experiencing trauma, 02:01:34.101 --> 02:01:36.369 violence, homicide etc. Just amazing question. Thank you all for supporting 02:01:38.440 --> 02:01:40.440 the chief of your health for 02:01:42.110 --> 02:01:43.944 cmc and as I stated is one of the major bullets in terms 02:01:46.213 --> 02:01:48.148 of creating a trauma approach. But I think trauma informed 02:01:50.518 --> 02:01:52.518 community and that talks to our 02:01:54.922 --> 02:01:56.922 ability to get as many folks on 02:01:58.193 --> 02:02:00.193 board to start understanding 02:02:01.863 --> 02:02:03.797 what trauma services are to develop access points so we can 02:02:06.468 --> 02:02:08.101 screen community members for trauma with the acs 02:02:10.205 --> 02:02:12.500 questionnaire and eventually look at the purpose 02:02:14.710 --> 02:02:16.710 of screening folks not only to 02:02:17.946 --> 02:02:19.814 identify possible childhood trauma but as we look at 02:02:21.883 --> 02:02:23.617 generational trauma to the community trauma and how it 02:02:25.530 --> 02:02:27.210 impacts people because as presented as you can see the 02:02:29.391 --> 02:02:31.126 statistics show that most folks that are experiencing mental 02:02:33.596 --> 02:02:35.596 health issues are folks that 02:02:37.499 --> 02:02:39.367 you and I are folks that that our stress our folks that have 02:02:41.637 --> 02:02:43.637 no issues that eventually 02:02:44.806 --> 02:02:47.408 promote for them to access a higher level of care. So we want to be as 02:02:48.244 --> 02:02:50.780 preventative as possible. So these screenings really do 02:02:51.881 --> 02:02:53.715 that where we start identifying and start having conversations 02:02:56.152 --> 02:02:58.190 about what happened to you in the past and has impacted you 02:03:00.289 --> 02:03:02.890 right now that answers your question. It does. And then for those because we 02:03:04.590 --> 02:03:05.693 want to make sure we're talking which assesses adverse 02:03:08.398 --> 02:03:10.132 childhood experience society I thought that was my that my 02:03:12.535 --> 02:03:14.970 next question is when you tell me are you going to do something that's something that 02:03:15.304 --> 02:03:17.572 you're going to do it. So in powerpoint I think a sign 02:03:19.642 --> 02:03:21.209 of the five you talk about decreasing recidivism, 02:03:23.613 --> 02:03:25.814 increasing follow that increase. Can you trust can you give me 02:03:27.784 --> 02:03:29.752 like a high level or how are you going how are you going to 02:03:31.221 --> 02:03:33.355 deliver? Well, I'll tell you in terms 02:03:35.125 --> 02:03:37.125 of the behavioral health aspect 02:03:39.195 --> 02:03:41.131 and the actual response to so when it comes to making sure 02:03:43.600 --> 02:03:45.600 that we have continuity of care 02:03:47.104 --> 02:03:48.838 and follow up and not only managing patients or community 02:03:50.474 --> 02:03:52.208 members during a crisis but averting crisis which is 02:03:55.312 --> 02:03:56.945 preventative actually developing or identifying 02:03:59.216 --> 02:04:01.584 patients for example, I'll give you a brief example. When I was at the dispatch 02:04:03.654 --> 02:04:05.388 center observing the great work that the dispensary members do, 02:04:07.257 --> 02:04:09.257 we had numerous calls from 02:04:10.761 --> 02:04:12.495 suicidal thoughts to for example, another overdose that 02:04:15.366 --> 02:04:17.670 called this their third time calling throughout the week 02:04:18.670 --> 02:04:20.737 that in her difficulties that she had misplaced her purse and 02:04:22.273 --> 02:04:24.273 she is calling 911 number that 02:04:26.430 --> 02:04:28.110 the dispatcher made is your job to answer to ask more questions? 02:04:29.813 --> 02:04:31.214 I think we started gathering that movie. 02:04:33.618 --> 02:04:35.319 She was having some issues of possible onset of dementia 02:04:37.889 --> 02:04:39.889 or some function she had called 02:04:41.692 --> 02:04:44.227 three times and the dispatcher spent at least forty five minutes with her which shows 02:04:46.630 --> 02:04:48.630 how can the staff is and also 02:04:49.968 --> 02:04:51.702 trying to figure out with the issues but also spending forty 02:04:53.380 --> 02:04:54.805 five minutes a call when there could have been a verdict to 02:04:56.875 --> 02:04:58.875 someone that had different 02:05:00.845 --> 02:05:02.679 knowledge or expertize in order would have been contacted and 02:05:04.916 --> 02:05:06.916 continuity of their services 02:05:08.687 --> 02:05:10.955 and we could see her see the provider medical provider eventually get her case 02:05:13.250 --> 02:05:15.193 managers services. So how are we going to measure 02:05:16.561 --> 02:05:18.429 that continuity of care making sure that people are involved 02:05:21.320 --> 02:05:23.000 in these services holistic way not just a crisis in terms 02:05:25.271 --> 02:05:27.305 of trust? I think that I know someone who 02:05:29.508 --> 02:05:31.376 can answer that in terms of the community but I'll kind of add 02:05:33.245 --> 02:05:35.245 that by providing an 02:05:35.914 --> 02:05:37.648 alternative response because another call that the 02:05:40.118 --> 02:05:42.118 dispatcher received that was by 02:05:43.790 --> 02:05:46.124 someone that needed to go to county behavioral health services but there were very 02:05:47.293 --> 02:05:49.293 specific about documented and 02:05:51.597 --> 02:05:54.132 not wanting to be transported by the police. We understand what our police 02:05:56.350 --> 02:05:58.636 officers have to do in that sense and they they're not going to do anything about them 02:05:59.710 --> 02:06:01.339 being documented. But the fear is out there and 02:06:03.643 --> 02:06:05.344 the fact that this person mentioned that leads you to 02:06:07.113 --> 02:06:09.113 believe that with an 02:06:09.949 --> 02:06:11.783 alternative response we can manage the situations again. 02:06:14.554 --> 02:06:16.421 I don't if we have the information right now in terms 02:06:18.492 --> 02:06:20.492 of measurement that we are 02:06:21.761 --> 02:06:24.230 going to consult with a evaluator that's independent, does gather information and 02:06:26.266 --> 02:06:28.133 eventually gather information to give the outcomes absolon 02:06:31.204 --> 02:06:33.204 and just to close that out also 02:06:34.307 --> 02:06:36.307 trust us I said yeah, you can't 02:06:37.377 --> 02:06:39.377 leave now you still not but I 02:06:45.152 --> 02:06:47.186 said trust is also measured by showing up so I'll be looking 02:06:49.723 --> 02:06:51.723 because she's a city manager. 02:06:53.294 --> 02:06:55.280 I'll let you know I ride in stockton and I look and so 02:06:56.197 --> 02:06:57.997 making sure that you're showing up to communities especially 02:07:01.301 --> 02:07:03.169 those in the south who have suffered the most and I'm sure 02:07:05.138 --> 02:07:07.138 that that our fire chief can 02:07:07.808 --> 02:07:09.508 attest to the communities and the neighborhoods that have 02:07:12.647 --> 02:07:14.414 been impacted the most I co the nineteen and so that's just 02:07:16.450 --> 02:07:18.952 some feedback. And secondly, don't forget about the fact that we have 02:07:20.388 --> 02:07:22.622 thirty eight languages spoken in the city then the and the 02:07:25.920 --> 02:07:26.759 county so just kind of throwing it out there in terms 02:07:28.396 --> 02:07:30.464 of language justice. And then my last question I 02:07:32.330 --> 02:07:34.330 promise is when we talk about 02:07:35.503 --> 02:07:37.270 evaluations I think that's something that many of my peers 02:07:39.407 --> 02:07:41.407 and I talk about especially 02:07:43.477 --> 02:07:45.211 when we're giving out funding, we're talking about evaluating 02:07:47.415 --> 02:07:50.151 services and I do understand that you're not only flying the plane, that you're building it 02:07:51.519 --> 02:07:52.819 out so I'm not going to be too hard. 02:07:54.422 --> 02:07:55.756 I know maybe two years now harder. 02:07:58.726 --> 02:08:00.726 But who will you evaluate the 02:08:02.960 --> 02:08:04.960 outcomes and how the program is 02:08:05.901 --> 02:08:07.835 going as we continue to the site? Will that be through 02:08:09.905 --> 02:08:11.872 participants' the funding agency's partnerships, et cetera? 02:08:17.378 --> 02:08:19.713 Yet so a world where there's different components and different tiers of evaluation 02:08:21.383 --> 02:08:23.383 from folks that receive the 02:08:25.200 --> 02:08:27.200 services to sibos to our 02:08:29.240 --> 02:08:30.792 partners to law enforcement, the fire department so we are 02:08:32.861 --> 02:08:34.795 consulting with several folks that do this evaluators from 02:08:37.567 --> 02:08:39.567 U.S. Davis to other folks that 02:08:41.871 --> 02:08:43.738 are proposing format's and we ask that question how do we 02:08:45.775 --> 02:08:47.842 measure trust right. And is truly, really been out 02:08:50.450 --> 02:08:52.313 there and and talking to the folks that are receiving the services, talking to 02:08:54.283 --> 02:08:56.151 communities developed to this board that we talked about with 02:08:58.221 --> 02:08:59.855 community and there's like reverend and hearing their 02:09:02.625 --> 02:09:04.760 feedback in terms of what the community is saying about our services. 02:09:05.861 --> 02:09:07.861 So we look forward to this. 02:09:09.365 --> 02:09:11.400 I look for it for you guys to come back and give us a report on how things are going as 02:09:11.400 --> 02:09:12.801 well. Thank you. 02:09:15.906 --> 02:09:17.906 Thank you. 02:09:19.175 --> 02:09:22.111 nightmare for the yeah. I'm going to be much easier. I think I only have one 02:09:22.846 --> 02:09:25.447 question but I have a couple comments. First of all I really appreciate it. 02:09:27.283 --> 02:09:29.551 First presbyterian coming out. I go by there several times a 02:09:30.721 --> 02:09:32.421 week and then through pastor gus pastor don pastor kelly 02:09:34.424 --> 02:09:36.192 love to see pastor you know here with us tonight we've had 02:09:38.895 --> 02:09:40.997 many you guys have always opened yourself up to the community. We've got business watch 02:09:40.997 --> 02:09:43.966 meetings. We've had a community we there 02:09:46.169 --> 02:09:48.638 I mean you guys have done pretty much everything, you know from the sons meetings 02:09:50.708 --> 02:09:52.342 their family promise just you just really have been 02:09:54.177 --> 02:09:56.246 phenomenal. And I remember when pastor don 02:09:58.150 --> 02:10:00.783 I was meeting him over there and there was a gentleman behind the desk dumpster in his 02:10:02.853 --> 02:10:04.553 birthday that was it just his birthday suit and he didn't 02:10:06.591 --> 02:10:08.959 think anything was wrong with that. And we were just like it's it's 02:10:10.728 --> 02:10:12.595 sunday people are coming to church and he was he was back 02:10:13.931 --> 02:10:15.465 there that was just like hey, I'm just resting. 02:10:18.350 --> 02:10:20.350 So I know the challenges that 02:10:24.809 --> 02:10:26.809 are out there and and it's 02:10:38.889 --> 02:10:41.260 it's funny because while you guys have been working on this for 02:10:41.260 --> 02:10:43.195 months for the last four months, I didn't realize that it was going on and when we 02:10:43.195 --> 02:10:45.330 went to the ribbon cutting and then were saying hey, whatever you need, you know your work 02:10:45.330 --> 02:10:47.932 speaks for itself in our community we need to do more of this, not less. And here we are today. 02:10:47.932 --> 02:10:50.301 I'm very happy to see this. I would say the you know, I'm coming from the school district 02:10:50.301 --> 02:10:52.470 and knowing that we have a health center on our campus. But again the amount of trauma 02:10:52.470 --> 02:10:54.972 that happens in our community a lot youth I have students that tell me that they are having 02:10:56.874 --> 02:10:58.576 dark thoughts and they're not comfortable speaking to the 02:10:59.511 --> 02:11:02.460 person on campus or that person on campus isn't on campus when they're there or they have 02:11:03.448 --> 02:11:06.350 another appointment. Where do I go? What do I do or it's not 02:11:08.653 --> 02:11:10.653 culturally accepted in my 02:11:11.723 --> 02:11:13.490 community but having that available because we are really 02:11:16.195 --> 02:11:18.195 being very thoughtful in how we 02:11:19.765 --> 02:11:21.532 approach our youth because it really did a number on them. 02:11:23.569 --> 02:11:25.569 We have a number of individuals 02:11:26.872 --> 02:11:28.739 that do have you know, adhd, you know, manic depressive I 02:11:30.776 --> 02:11:33.440 mean a lot of depression. I I am always shocked at the 02:11:35.114 --> 02:11:37.114 number of youth that have are 02:11:38.784 --> 02:11:41.520 battling depression. You know, I was told it up, 02:11:41.220 --> 02:11:43.789 you know, but you can't do that anymore. 02:11:43.789 --> 02:11:45.789 It just you can't and so 02:11:46.992 --> 02:11:48.860 knowing that you are going to be there in the community but 02:11:51.164 --> 02:11:52.864 my question is, you know, is it something that we can also 02:11:53.866 --> 02:11:55.700 refer our youth to their parents because in fact unified 02:11:58.371 --> 02:12:00.371 a majority of our families 90 02:12:01.774 --> 02:12:03.942 percent or so 85 90 percent qualify for free and reduced lunch. 02:12:05.511 --> 02:12:07.511 Most of them are on you know, 02:12:09.782 --> 02:12:11.951 subsidized programs for medical . a couple of answers for you. 02:12:14.588 --> 02:12:16.255 One is that he has he has a very robust as we heard 02:12:18.910 --> 02:12:19.825 behavioral health mental health counseling program and we are 02:12:22.395 --> 02:12:24.395 currently in the school 02:12:25.833 --> 02:12:27.900 districts light on campus. But for students that are not 02:12:29.469 --> 02:12:31.571 in those districts, all it takes is a call a phone to the 02:12:36.276 --> 02:12:38.244 staff man, a line. This is the way to enter so 02:12:40.130 --> 02:12:42.848 that we can get those numbers to you. You can certainly share that with the students. 02:12:44.552 --> 02:12:46.486 Secondly, maybe we will come back to the phone and ask that 02:12:48.355 --> 02:12:50.355 are currently developing an 02:12:51.825 --> 02:12:53.659 adolescent health center on channel campus totally focused 02:12:56.530 --> 02:12:58.597 on adolescent adults. So that's a I really appreciate 02:13:00.535 --> 02:13:02.302 that because we that have parents that are often afraid 02:13:03.171 --> 02:13:05.171 of their children because 02:13:07.274 --> 02:13:09.274 of the behaviors they're 02:13:11.144 --> 02:13:13.614 exhibiting very violent often and they don't know what to do and they don't know where to 02:13:13.614 --> 02:13:15.614 turn to and they're often 02:13:15.883 --> 02:13:17.883 afraid to even mention it at 02:13:19.154 --> 02:13:20.987 school because they don't want police to be involved because 02:13:23.157 --> 02:13:25.592 they're afraid of what might be the result because of the inability to properly 02:13:27.595 --> 02:13:29.595 communicate what is actually 02:13:31.232 --> 02:13:33.166 going on. So thank you very much. 02:13:34.335 --> 02:13:36.370 I'm very in support of this. This is how we should be 02:13:38.240 --> 02:13:40.274 putting money into our community to to avert some 02:13:42.744 --> 02:13:44.744 of these things that that often 02:13:46.214 --> 02:13:47.447 happen that end very tragically . 02:13:49.684 --> 02:13:51.852 Council member lance, thank you. I want to thank alex you for 02:13:54.323 --> 02:13:56.323 this excellent presentation and 02:13:57.626 --> 02:14:00.127 also this is very exciting for our community not going to follow up with a lot more 02:14:01.596 --> 02:14:04.398 information. It's already been presented. Thank you for coming and I do 02:14:06.340 --> 02:14:08.340 appreciate that people coming 02:14:09.404 --> 02:14:11.339 from the first presbyterian church and the compassion that 02:14:13.242 --> 02:14:15.376 you show I got married there holds a special place in my 02:14:18.130 --> 02:14:19.781 heart and that more people should be like you and share 02:14:21.850 --> 02:14:23.984 the compassion we are. And I think sam, there's so 02:14:25.354 --> 02:14:27.588 many of us feel that compassion this is very exciting for our community. 02:14:28.791 --> 02:14:30.791 So thank you and thank you for 02:14:32.795 --> 02:14:34.629 bringing this to us, remember. Right. Thank you. 02:14:36.766 --> 02:14:38.500 I'm also very much in favor of the recommendations here on 02:14:40.970 --> 02:14:43.471 just I just really have to shout out cmc. You know, they just do such 02:14:44.273 --> 02:14:46.273 amazing work in our community 02:14:47.811 --> 02:14:49.778 and they just provide that. One of the things I noticed 02:14:51.547 --> 02:14:54.490 when I walked into the S.S. E.M.S. Office says they're better looking than any of my 02:14:55.885 --> 02:14:57.785 doctor's offices. It's a level of dignity. 02:14:59.989 --> 02:15:02.490 You know, that is maybe the first step, the most important step that you really feel 02:15:04.461 --> 02:15:06.195 valued when you walk into one of their offices and the staff 02:15:08.364 --> 02:15:09.765 reflect that and how they greet the public. 02:15:12.350 --> 02:15:13.769 I we deal with a lot of organizations and you know, 02:15:15.872 --> 02:15:17.506 it's very rare that we get an organization with almost 02:15:19.275 --> 02:15:21.344 universal praise as we do with cmc. So keep up the good work. 02:15:22.713 --> 02:15:25.147 whatever you're doing keep doing it. Thanks to cast member warmsley 02:15:27.417 --> 02:15:29.417 for reminding you of the acs 02:15:31.571 --> 02:15:34.230 study. I was a firm believer in a past life. I think everyone knows I was an 02:15:35.458 --> 02:15:37.458 educator principal a couple 02:15:38.963 --> 02:15:40.997 of different occasions and one of the things I did with my 02:15:42.800 --> 02:15:44.800 staff was I wanted to be real 02:15:46.603 --> 02:15:48.603 clear that they understood that 02:15:50.274 --> 02:15:51.907 from our students we're and the acs study there's a great 02:15:54.211 --> 02:15:56.179 website if you don't aces to high dotcom it's just a great 02:15:58.249 --> 02:15:59.816 layperson's introduction into the adverse childhood 02:16:02.253 --> 02:16:03.820 experiences study and it really is super informative. 02:16:06.157 --> 02:16:08.958 It's kind of the simplified version of the test that you can take and if you have four 02:16:10.527 --> 02:16:12.527 more indicators you're at risk. 02:16:14.699 --> 02:16:16.699 I have for so I wasn't at risk 02:16:18.770 --> 02:16:20.270 child but I managed to come out of it all right. 02:16:21.873 --> 02:16:23.873 I I think so but that's the 02:16:25.760 --> 02:16:27.760 most important part right? 02:16:29.481 --> 02:16:31.481 The big thing about the acs 02:16:31.950 --> 02:16:34.652 study is it's a very first step for trauma informed care if you're not aware of the trauma, 02:16:36.855 --> 02:16:38.756 how can you be informed? You know, you have to 02:16:40.625 --> 02:16:42.459 understand where your patients are coming from and and this 02:16:48.167 --> 02:16:49.934 idea of this community outreach and and getting to people 02:16:52.404 --> 02:16:54.338 before they reaching crisis stage or worst case situation 02:16:56.608 --> 02:16:58.608 suicide by pop stage. 02:17:00.110 --> 02:17:01.945 You know, we want to get out to those individuals and get to 02:17:04.417 --> 02:17:06.417 them before something horrible 02:17:08.721 --> 02:17:10.355 happens and this work is I it's been a long time coming. 02:17:12.958 --> 02:17:15.393 Everybody's working it for it for a long time. but it's it's so nice to be 02:17:16.428 --> 02:17:17.962 able to take a huge giant step toward it tonight. 02:17:20.198 --> 02:17:22.198 So again, keep up the good work 02:17:27.506 --> 02:17:29.574 the trauma care check your score is a score and it's 02:17:31.410 --> 02:17:33.478 always kind of interesting and if you want to see one of the 02:17:35.747 --> 02:17:38.490 most important things in trauma informed care is that you understand the difference 02:17:39.385 --> 02:17:41.553 between empathy and sympathy and if you want to see another 02:17:44.457 --> 02:17:46.457 really simple easy way to 02:17:47.326 --> 02:17:49.728 understand DR. Briney brown has a screen to the video on it and 02:17:51.964 --> 02:17:53.964 it's just the renee brown brami 02:17:56.168 --> 02:17:57.870 brown empathy and it'll come up and it's it's funny but it 02:17:59.606 --> 02:18:01.540 really hit you hard. You really get why empathy is 02:18:03.176 --> 02:18:06.110 so important so that's how I like that. Thank you. I can't remember kemba I just 02:18:07.247 --> 02:18:09.140 have a few questions. I was absolutely amazed that 02:18:11.184 --> 02:18:13.351 your respite center I just wish it was ten times larger you know what I mean. 02:18:14.988 --> 02:18:17.456 I don't know you probably brimming with your services because there's so many people 02:18:18.625 --> 02:18:20.860 that need services. This is for staff and arpad 02:18:22.429 --> 02:18:24.130 finding time line that's fine with when we're supposed to 02:18:25.932 --> 02:18:27.800 spend the money is there strings attached or is this go 02:18:29.636 --> 02:18:31.270 out too far? No, no. 02:18:33.641 --> 02:18:35.441 This is in alignment with the timelines for the appropriate 02:18:36.910 --> 02:18:39.450 funds. The key that was and we've been 02:18:40.914 --> 02:18:43.716 very fast over the past four months is to keep keep this pace going that we have so that 02:18:45.519 --> 02:18:47.320 we stay within that window. But we're confident that we'll 02:18:49.257 --> 02:18:51.257 be able to state within that 02:18:52.693 --> 02:18:54.528 that window the american timeline. Ok, perfect. 02:18:57.398 --> 02:18:59.165 And then I'm amazed by one thing it says you're governed 02:19:00.834 --> 02:19:02.868 by a board of majority whose members are health center patients. 02:19:03.937 --> 02:19:05.905 How does that work? Can you I mean that's an 02:19:08.900 --> 02:19:09.776 absolutely amazing so I mean, you know, most people are 02:19:11.946 --> 02:19:14.347 elected or appointed or you know what I mean. So that's pretty amazing for a 02:19:15.716 --> 02:19:17.751 ninety nine million dollar budget that you have here and 02:19:19.854 --> 02:19:21.888 the majority of your board is patients our patients absolutely. 02:19:23.257 --> 02:19:26.260 We have the blood of a lot members. We can go up to fifteen point 02:19:27.696 --> 02:19:29.363 of eleven so the majority of our current patients or 02:19:31.599 --> 02:19:33.599 parents of patients at our 02:19:35.436 --> 02:19:37.436 medical centers, many of others 02:19:39.540 --> 02:19:41.540 besides big patients also that 02:19:42.100 --> 02:19:44.245 represent different populations are vice chair is it to the man 02:19:46.140 --> 02:19:48.140 who himself was homeless years 02:19:49.985 --> 02:19:51.819 and was my chair for six years did an excellent outstanding 02:19:54.489 --> 02:19:56.489 job both as an advocate but 02:19:57.992 --> 02:20:00.862 also leading a community board that speaks volumes. So one of my next question is 02:20:09.230 --> 02:20:11.473 is so transports what are you using to get to these places and then my second question is what happens if the crisis escalates to where you need 02:20:11.473 --> 02:20:12.773 immediate help from police or fire? 02:20:14.109 --> 02:20:15.776 How does that work and what is the coordination but that 02:20:17.647 --> 02:20:19.614 answer the first flight because it's a lot easier around with 02:20:21.550 --> 02:20:22.917 the what we using to travel ourselves. 02:20:25.121 --> 02:20:26.855 We use a variety of vans primarily both to take our 02:20:29.580 --> 02:20:31.580 teens out and to have services 02:20:32.594 --> 02:20:34.594 within the within the vans if a 02:20:36.699 --> 02:20:38.367 situation escalates we are so in the planning and working 02:20:40.203 --> 02:20:42.270 through the detail stage of this program and how we will 02:20:48.770 --> 02:20:50.770 respond and so let us come 02:21:01.558 --> 02:21:04.427 back and tell you the details as those details are worked out. 02:21:04.427 --> 02:21:06.963 And then one of always the viewers MAY not be devil's advocate but this is city of stockton money. 02:21:06.963 --> 02:21:09.660 I mean so where does the boundaries get set? I mean that's you know, not to 02:21:09.660 --> 02:21:11.680 sound like we want to just for our own citizens but I mean we kind of just want to be around 02:21:11.680 --> 02:21:13.337 to be selfish. I mean because I think it's important that you I mean where 02:21:13.337 --> 02:21:15.738 the calls to services come from and how does that work? I mean that's a good question. 02:21:15.939 --> 02:21:18.607 And I took a stab at starting a response to a question as cmc 02:21:18.642 --> 02:21:20.642 has mentioned, it will be 02:21:22.946 --> 02:21:24.946 hotspots within their central 02:21:26.617 --> 02:21:28.617 stockton footprint. 02:21:29.486 --> 02:21:31.486 That's that's my understanding 02:21:34.424 --> 02:21:36.424 then this will be a performance 02:21:37.895 --> 02:21:39.895 based contract obviously. 02:21:42.165 --> 02:21:43.933 You know, we don't foresee any issues just based on the 02:21:46.104 --> 02:21:48.104 reputation of our new partner 02:21:49.407 --> 02:21:51.407 here and we'll have all kinds 02:21:52.776 --> 02:21:54.711 of reporting so we'll know who is engaging this program where 02:21:57.514 --> 02:21:59.482 they're from and to the extent that we can have access to that 02:22:00.317 --> 02:22:02.317 information because obviously 02:22:03.822 --> 02:22:06.189 this will be a sensitive activity. But is that correct? Yeah. 02:22:08.159 --> 02:22:10.961 i mean I don't want to come off as not caring or anything but I mean that's always a concern is 02:22:12.496 --> 02:22:14.898 that one says that everyone comes from all over and we're taking care of people from 02:22:15.466 --> 02:22:17.734 outside of the county and they're not that everybody's life is not valuable. 02:22:19.538 --> 02:22:21.272 I think it's important but I think it's also important to 02:22:23.575 --> 02:22:25.342 serve our citizens like this and this money is supposed to 02:22:27.612 --> 02:22:29.612 go to I as citizens like us 02:22:31.716 --> 02:22:33.583 said it's for those hot spots within the city but it's also 02:22:35.553 --> 02:22:37.320 for the calls that come into that dispatch center from the 02:22:39.157 --> 02:22:40.557 city. Yeah. 02:22:42.427 --> 02:22:44.228 So thank you. Second question would you 02:22:47.332 --> 02:22:49.332 choose here we have to look at 02:22:50.168 --> 02:22:51.902 this system system benefits system because there is 02:22:54.373 --> 02:22:56.441 opportunity that seems impossible that there's a lot 02:22:58.510 --> 02:23:00.144 of opportunities that police officers can do to kind 02:23:02.414 --> 02:23:04.549 of assess the situation for us for safety of the fire department. 02:23:05.417 --> 02:23:07.552 We talk about trust. I think that's we built this 02:23:10.856 --> 02:23:12.557 process we MAY have to go with our law enforcement partners 02:23:14.930 --> 02:23:15.760 and eventually come back with that make sure that it's 02:23:17.630 --> 02:23:19.364 actually come back by says that this preventative factor we're 02:23:21.801 --> 02:23:23.801 going to get that patient out 02:23:25.404 --> 02:23:27.171 of that system and also a trust factor that if we're showing up 02:23:28.307 --> 02:23:30.800 together and we're having different conversations with 02:23:33.613 --> 02:23:35.414 community members that's going to increase the sense of trust. 02:23:37.550 --> 02:23:39.584 That's what we're dealing is definitely I hope that adds to 02:23:40.620 --> 02:23:42.530 the service. thank you. 02:23:44.523 --> 02:23:46.191 So clearly this is a decided that we're discussing here. 02:23:48.728 --> 02:23:50.496 It's a significant point in a very big decision that's going 02:23:53.199 --> 02:23:55.199 to have a huge impact on our 02:23:57.700 --> 02:23:58.937 community in the question I'm going to ask is is in line with 02:24:00.506 --> 02:24:02.400 that is just maybe a high of overview of the 02:24:04.578 --> 02:24:06.646 implementation timeline and kind of where we are at in that 02:24:08.515 --> 02:24:10.549 moment today. Once you get started with that 02:24:11.985 --> 02:24:13.985 one I've been having 02:24:15.889 --> 02:24:17.690 conversations a number of months in the planning this 02:24:19.926 --> 02:24:21.926 so as such because we already 02:24:23.397 --> 02:24:25.932 have street outreach teams already boots on the ground of the community, we're 02:24:28.235 --> 02:24:30.235 actually ready with a small 02:24:31.538 --> 02:24:33.673 pilot group of our staff who have said I want to be part 02:24:35.342 --> 02:24:36.776 of this effort so we have still to do this. 02:24:38.545 --> 02:24:40.513 We're going to take a first call but it's not like that. 02:24:43.170 --> 02:24:44.751 We wanted to be able to tell you tonight that we can get 02:24:46.720 --> 02:24:48.988 this off the ground rather quickly. Not a great big team at the 02:24:51.580 --> 02:24:52.825 start with that that first pilot team part time we could 02:24:55.195 --> 02:24:57.630 do that with our current staff once we work through how we get 02:24:58.333 --> 02:24:59.733 a call and those type of details. 02:25:02.704 --> 02:25:04.400 And so we're anticipating that first. 02:25:06.107 --> 02:25:08.241 So the pilot phase I think we stated that we got that and we 02:25:10.344 --> 02:25:12.344 want obviously all of this is 02:25:14.150 --> 02:25:16.851 very flexible. That's the key is obviously we want to take our time do it 02:25:21.122 --> 02:25:23.122 right phase one would last 02:25:25.426 --> 02:25:27.426 through the four. 02:25:29.730 --> 02:25:31.310 I don't have our faces in front of me. 02:25:33.401 --> 02:25:35.401 I know that and yeah, you some 02:25:36.872 --> 02:25:38.806 what from the contract execution to the end of this 02:25:40.976 --> 02:25:42.876 year would be a phase one and and phase one is critical 02:25:45.313 --> 02:25:46.814 because really that's a proof of concept phase. 02:25:48.160 --> 02:25:50.952 They're going to be doing the work but doing it in a very measured way so that we can 02:25:52.521 --> 02:25:54.521 really get the protocols down 02:25:56.240 --> 02:25:57.758 pat with respect to the interfacing with police, with 02:26:00.329 --> 02:26:02.396 fire as well as safety right now based on the the footprint 02:26:04.666 --> 02:26:06.666 of data that comes in to these 02:26:07.937 --> 02:26:09.904 call centers, we believe that right now five percent of the 02:26:11.640 --> 02:26:13.508 calls would relate to this activity but based on the work 02:26:15.711 --> 02:26:17.345 that's going to occur and the interfacing between fire, 02:26:20.150 --> 02:26:22.150 police, cmc, that number will 02:26:23.485 --> 02:26:25.485 probably become more refined. 02:26:26.856 --> 02:26:29.224 So the phase one is critical because that's where we operationalize the whole 02:26:30.259 --> 02:26:33.161 concept. I think we have an opportunity to because we have such a 02:26:34.964 --> 02:26:36.964 partner like this which is very 02:26:38.133 --> 02:26:40.168 unique, very unique. We have an opportunity to 02:26:43.730 --> 02:26:45.730 really stand what I think could 02:26:46.743 --> 02:26:48.743 be the best practice in terms 02:26:49.412 --> 02:26:51.547 of this kind of work. And I really appreciate the 02:26:57.887 --> 02:26:59.755 stewart intentional approach to to how you're phasing this in 02:27:02.926 --> 02:27:04.560 and our we're standing at this the solution is crisis 02:27:06.530 --> 02:27:08.464 intervention pilot you said earlier we're starting with one 02:27:13.370 --> 02:27:15.300 one one team initially seven days a week. 02:27:17.775 --> 02:27:20.420 No ok, take your team to ask them to work seven days a week. Yeah. 02:27:21.445 --> 02:27:23.445 So we will actually initially 02:27:24.982 --> 02:27:26.682 be the part time because we're good at his current staff who 02:27:28.518 --> 02:27:30.486 have other roles but they want to help kick this off with 02:27:32.956 --> 02:27:34.490 their experience and do some of the pilot visits. 02:27:37.280 --> 02:27:38.895 The pilot responses so we could have a team that already have 02:27:41.365 --> 02:27:43.365 experience, you know, learning 02:27:44.435 --> 02:27:47.203 and feeling into our next iberians. Great. So we're going to we're going 02:27:49.720 --> 02:27:51.720 to scale it's awesome. 02:27:52.643 --> 02:27:55.145 I just thought I saw something earlier. It said tentatively we're heading there. 02:27:59.917 --> 02:28:01.917 Ok, good. 02:28:03.921 --> 02:28:05.555 Very excited and then just a clarification the intent 02:28:07.825 --> 02:28:09.825 of this crisis intervention 02:28:11.796 --> 02:28:13.864 pilot is not to replace public safety on fire and police but 02:28:15.700 --> 02:28:17.700 to augment in response to those 02:28:20.204 --> 02:28:22.204 nonemergency calls that have to 02:28:23.574 --> 02:28:25.308 do with behavioral health examiners. Right. 02:28:27.145 --> 02:28:29.145 Ok, and I'll just tell you that 02:28:30.949 --> 02:28:32.949 I I really do appreciate 02:28:38.857 --> 02:28:40.857 christine afonso the entire cmc 02:28:43.394 --> 02:28:45.129 board the fact that it has been brought up several times, the 02:28:45.964 --> 02:28:47.999 fact that the board the majority of the board, the cmc 02:28:50.669 --> 02:28:52.669 is governed by patients speaks 02:28:53.939 --> 02:28:56.730 volumes. The fact that your board 02:28:58.743 --> 02:29:00.743 recognized the value in this 02:29:02.215 --> 02:29:04.115 initiative right. And what I appreciate about cmc 02:29:06.418 --> 02:29:08.153 and it's been there as well is that when you walk through 02:29:09.455 --> 02:29:11.455 those doors of community 02:29:13.692 --> 02:29:15.692 medical center, you know, you 02:29:17.362 --> 02:29:19.362 walk through quality total care 02:29:21.234 --> 02:29:23.335 right. And you feel like the fact that 02:29:25.604 --> 02:29:27.839 you you know, cmc serves over a hundred thousand patients, hundreds and thousands 02:29:29.809 --> 02:29:31.442 of patients this last year and over ninety six percent 02:29:33.512 --> 02:29:35.213 of those patients are to the 200 percent of the poverty 02:29:37.684 --> 02:29:39.284 level and they're walking through those doors and 02:29:41.488 --> 02:29:43.488 receiving services that quite 02:29:44.624 --> 02:29:46.358 frankly, you know, is in some instances better quality than 02:29:49.161 --> 02:29:51.290 some in the private sector, not the private networks. Right. 02:29:53.132 --> 02:29:55.132 And so just thank you for for 02:29:56.637 --> 02:29:58.637 that we are in the midst of a a 02:29:59.673 --> 02:30:01.673 mental health crisis throughout 02:30:07.213 --> 02:30:09.470 our nation here and in stockton share the numbers over two 02:30:11.519 --> 02:30:13.253 thirds 66 percent of our population is dealing with 02:30:15.122 --> 02:30:17.156 either some sort of behavioral challenge in mental health or 02:30:19.426 --> 02:30:21.426 substance disorder. 02:30:23.196 --> 02:30:25.131 When you talk about stepping up and we talk about meeting the 02:30:26.800 --> 02:30:28.434 moment and you talk about providing an innovative 02:30:30.504 --> 02:30:32.380 solution, that's what you're doing right here. 02:30:34.408 --> 02:30:36.142 That's what cmc is doing through the partnership with 02:30:38.412 --> 02:30:40.346 with the city. But the most powerful thing 02:30:41.982 --> 02:30:43.982 about this this this pilot 02:30:49.323 --> 02:30:50.957 program is that it's driven through the community. 02:30:52.827 --> 02:30:54.761 The top down bottom up. You already have great 02:30:56.998 --> 02:30:58.698 relationships with other community based organizations 02:31:00.601 --> 02:31:02.601 and partners. 02:31:07.776 --> 02:31:09.776 So we think about value add and 02:31:22.457 --> 02:31:24.626 and you think about the outcomes that you desire. I don't I don't think you could 02:31:24.626 --> 02:31:26.862 assemble a better team and if you have a better partner so just thank you for all the work 02:31:26.862 --> 02:31:28.963 that you're doing, all the work that you're going to do. We're we're very, very excited 02:31:28.963 --> 02:31:31.733 and looking forward to to the next steps. COUNCILMAN Hornsey, one last thing I promise it's you know 02:31:31.733 --> 02:31:33.500 of course I had to put that lcac doesn't have that gone 02:31:34.936 --> 02:31:36.936 really quick. 02:31:38.841 --> 02:31:40.675 But I also I I really hope and I foresee a long term 02:31:42.911 --> 02:31:44.845 partnership outside of the three years of this pilot mean 02:31:47.449 --> 02:31:49.217 that I think that this is an opportunity to assist building 02:31:50.619 --> 02:31:52.619 that with to the public service 02:31:54.189 --> 02:31:56.560 offices and so that they can get the training and support 02:31:58.694 --> 02:32:00.694 that is necessary for them to 02:32:02.164 --> 02:32:04.164 operate within those 02:32:05.734 --> 02:32:07.468 communities that they're often called to respond to. 02:32:10.172 --> 02:32:11.839 And so just that that is one of the things that really, 02:32:13.676 --> 02:32:15.644 really caught my attention during the town hall with chief 02:32:17.914 --> 02:32:19.914 mcfadden is that he came from a 02:32:21.584 --> 02:32:23.251 department that was standing for crisis response, not 02:32:25.321 --> 02:32:27.321 another specific intentionally 02:32:28.791 --> 02:32:30.758 talking about having to assist on staff with law enforcement. 02:32:33.630 --> 02:32:35.397 So I'm not only excited about this project but I'm also 02:32:37.867 --> 02:32:39.867 excited that we as a city are 02:32:41.337 --> 02:32:43.337 in the process really being 02:32:44.841 --> 02:32:46.775 innovative on how we deal with these calls for services to 02:32:49.446 --> 02:32:51.547 support the fire and policing. And so I just kind of want to 02:32:53.517 --> 02:32:55.517 throw that out there and I hope 02:32:56.186 --> 02:32:58.200 to hear the conversations about our officers becoming more 02:33:00.190 --> 02:33:02.190 trauma informed our fire 02:33:04.930 --> 02:33:05.927 fighters fire that is something that becoming more trauma 02:33:08.932 --> 02:33:10.932 informed so that we are really 02:33:11.168 --> 02:33:12.935 showing up on our level of experiences and expertize in 02:33:15.906 --> 02:33:17.206 this field so I'll leave it at that. 02:33:19.509 --> 02:33:21.544 Thank you so much and yeah, just on to state this for the 02:33:23.414 --> 02:33:25.215 record because chancellor of campus I really, really 02:33:27.852 --> 02:33:29.852 excited to hit the go button 02:33:31.655 --> 02:33:33.423 just for the record, the public needs to know that and remind 02:33:34.892 --> 02:33:36.892 the public that this council is 02:33:38.762 --> 02:33:40.762 committed to addressing the 02:33:42.433 --> 02:33:44.601 root cause, the root cause. The challenge is that we that 02:33:46.704 --> 02:33:48.704 are impacting our community and 02:33:50.374 --> 02:33:52.842 this is one of many examples of how this council is committed to providing the 02:33:55.120 --> 02:33:56.980 solutions that will address the root cause and provide the type 02:33:58.983 --> 02:34:00.951 of healing that our community needs for the foreseeable future. 02:34:03.540 --> 02:34:04.688 Now council of accountability group that has massive 02:34:11.763 --> 02:34:13.763 earthquake in 02:34:14.640 --> 02:34:16.132 thank you. You don't have to come see us 02:34:18.360 --> 02:34:20.360 faster now at seven zero ok I 02:34:20.805 --> 02:34:22.673 have fifteen point four except the fiscal year 2021 22 the 02:34:25.143 --> 02:34:26.877 third quarter budget update and approved the recommended budget 02:34:28.246 --> 02:34:30.246 and then that's staff you have 02:34:32.500 --> 02:34:34.519 the four to present. Good evening there in council candidates the chief financial 02:34:37.122 --> 02:34:39.122 officer and tonight we're 02:34:39.791 --> 02:34:41.826 presenting our third quarter report for the fiscal year that 02:34:44.960 --> 02:34:46.163 ended JUNE 30th. They came in about a month ago 02:34:48.233 --> 02:34:49.967 and talked about the second quarter results provided here 02:34:52.271 --> 02:34:54.271 and projection and that also 02:34:55.641 --> 02:34:58.109 coincided with our annual budget development process that included your projections as 02:34:59.912 --> 02:35:02.547 well. And so we've updated some of those projections but it's 02:35:04.249 --> 02:35:06.249 been fairly small changes since 02:35:07.953 --> 02:35:10.455 we talked last month to this go pretty quickly. I do want to warn you that even 02:35:11.524 --> 02:35:13.358 though we passed the official end of the fiscal year, the 02:35:15.194 --> 02:35:17.262 numbers are still changing. We take a while to get those 02:35:18.931 --> 02:35:21.499 bills from within this process then make sure we've accrued everything to the appropriate 02:35:23.202 --> 02:35:25.369 period and that kind of thing. So these are in no way the 02:35:26.239 --> 02:35:28.807 final numbers. So our third quarter general fund revenues are summarized on 02:35:30.810 --> 02:35:32.578 the side as of MARCH 31st we had year to date revenues at 02:35:34.314 --> 02:35:36.140 one hundred and forty eight point seven million and that 02:35:38.351 --> 02:35:40.351 was that is sixty of our annual 02:35:41.387 --> 02:35:44.122 revenue budget. Our year end projections are now at two hundred and eighty 02:35:45.225 --> 02:35:47.760 four point two. This compares to two hundred eighty three point two million 02:35:49.796 --> 02:35:51.497 present last month as part of the second quarter report. 02:35:52.932 --> 02:35:55.567 So that's about a million increase from what we talked about before and this is 02:35:57.837 --> 02:35:59.705 primarily a property tax, the property tax numbers, the final 02:36:02.760 --> 02:36:04.760 payment comes in in that MAY 02:36:04.978 --> 02:36:06.812 JUNE timeframe and so this little uptick compared to what 02:36:08.582 --> 02:36:10.416 we were estimating and we have budget variance is listed on 02:36:12.586 --> 02:36:14.553 the side of the this budget. This our sales tax utility is a 02:36:16.356 --> 02:36:18.224 tax and business license tax. Those have not changed since 02:36:19.460 --> 02:36:22.620 the last report. The next slide shows our general fund revenues by 02:36:23.597 --> 02:36:25.365 quarter comparing to three prior fiscal year so you can 02:36:27.635 --> 02:36:29.602 kind of see the percent that we had in each quarter and how it 02:36:31.438 --> 02:36:33.906 compares to prior. here's the tilba is our third quarter results. 02:36:35.877 --> 02:36:37.644 We were at sixty percent of the budget as I mentioned at the 02:36:40.114 --> 02:36:42.480 end of MARCH and that compares to that sixty two to sixty 02:36:42.683 --> 02:36:45.151 seven percent of budget in prior years and we are slightly lower in the new system. 02:36:46.354 --> 02:36:48.855 We have two entirely differences on when our revenues are booked so it's not 02:36:50.724 --> 02:36:52.725 a concern. We do anticipate that will come 02:36:55.230 --> 02:36:57.464 in over budget on the revenue side, on the expense side, the 02:36:59.734 --> 02:37:02.168 other expenditure is one hundred and seventy three point three million or fifty eight 02:37:03.204 --> 02:37:04.871 percent of our three hundred point nine million dollar 02:37:06.707 --> 02:37:09.543 general fund budget. This is a little lower than we tend to run but it's because we 02:37:10.979 --> 02:37:12.747 have some large capital items that will be transferred as the 02:37:13.982 --> 02:37:15.683 construction contracts going and as expenditures happen. 02:37:18.720 --> 02:37:21.880 But before year end it is running a little bit lower than we would normally. 02:37:22.391 --> 02:37:24.159 It's mostly in a couple of lines on the attachment aid 02:37:25.793 --> 02:37:27.528 details. Your projections are at two 02:37:29.798 --> 02:37:31.632 eighty five point two million. This is slightly changed from 02:37:34.360 --> 02:37:35.769 our second quarter point and it's about two million less 02:37:38.400 --> 02:37:40.241 than the second quarter so that's an additional two million in savings. 02:37:41.676 --> 02:37:44.780 So we're looking at about three million dollars change from when we looked at second 02:37:45.280 --> 02:37:47.280 quarter and projections in the 02:37:48.951 --> 02:37:51.786 budget process. And I do want to just talk a little bit about where that 02:37:53.756 --> 02:37:55.756 leads where we're looking at 02:37:56.825 --> 02:37:58.825 for the end of the final year 02:38:01.363 --> 02:38:03.130 numbers until probably as audit and the other thing but we 02:38:04.968 --> 02:38:07.669 haven't changed very much from what we looked at when we went through the budget process and 02:38:08.237 --> 02:38:10.705 in the budget process updated on our financial plan with basically the revenues we're 02:38:12.574 --> 02:38:14.574 talking here with about a 02:38:16.445 --> 02:38:18.813 million dollars difference a million dollars from the revenues we were talking about 02:38:21.117 --> 02:38:22.751 and we assume we're going to have a year in savings. 02:38:24.354 --> 02:38:26.155 We'll have to say is we also know that we need those savings 02:38:28.191 --> 02:38:29.925 to pay for upcoming labor contracts, some of which have 02:38:31.930 --> 02:38:33.995 been approved in the last month . So some of the savings that we're looking at here is 02:38:35.431 --> 02:38:37.199 basically committed already spent are planned out as part 02:38:39.670 --> 02:38:41.971 of that budget process we just went through. So if you look at the front 02:38:43.406 --> 02:38:46.410 lines no at the end the page or if you look at the variance from the budget that is not the 02:38:47.610 --> 02:38:49.778 number are going to have available to spend at the end of the year. 02:38:51.481 --> 02:38:53.549 I just want to be clear about that. We go through kind of the 02:38:54.584 --> 02:38:56.953 numbers when we get to and talk about what's available and what's already been committed 02:38:58.455 --> 02:39:00.123 through our variously the contracts and through our 02:39:09.299 --> 02:39:11.330 future plans we don't want to just talk about variances. 02:39:13.804 --> 02:39:15.505 So fifteen point seven million versus budget is what we're 02:39:17.410 --> 02:39:19.142 projecting to come in over over and that's five percent variance. 02:39:20.744 --> 02:39:22.712 It sounds like a big number but in a lot of the size it's only 02:39:24.481 --> 02:39:27.500 a five percent variance. Largest areas of variance are the police department at eleven 02:39:28.785 --> 02:39:30.520 point eight million public works is just under a million 02:39:31.723 --> 02:39:33.891 and fire at eighty three. Most of these savings are due 02:39:35.927 --> 02:39:37.594 to salary savings from vacancies or turnover and 02:39:39.931 --> 02:39:41.931 positions and the next slide 02:39:43.300 --> 02:39:45.268 shows us where different departments are at not only at 02:39:47.137 --> 02:39:49.640 the third quarter with their actuaries which are the percentages listed on the slide 02:39:52.100 --> 02:39:53.744 but also the yellow line is where we project them to the 02:39:54.913 --> 02:39:57.247 island and so some of these departments are coming in under budget at year end. 02:39:58.750 --> 02:40:00.517 I mentioned the police department is one and their 02:40:02.487 --> 02:40:04.788 primary driver and they're coming in under budget is salary savings. 02:40:06.592 --> 02:40:09.930 Our office of violence pension is another one that we're projecting to come in under 02:40:10.529 --> 02:40:13.640 budget. We haven't had a ton of vacancies all year long. 02:40:14.499 --> 02:40:16.330 It's just the one, two, three throughout the year. 02:40:18.103 --> 02:40:20.103 But as you have said, people 02:40:21.472 --> 02:40:23.340 come in at lower wages and have a couple months where they're 02:40:25.644 --> 02:40:28.790 vacant and so we are seeing a number of these departments that are coming in under budget 02:40:29.782 --> 02:40:31.782 due to those vacancies and our 02:40:34.186 --> 02:40:36.587 debt which is at the for the third quarter doesn't show any actual us because our debt 02:40:37.220 --> 02:40:39.900 payments actually occur later in the latter part of the year 02:40:41.360 --> 02:40:43.360 and the support is another one 02:40:44.764 --> 02:40:46.497 that is lower and that's as I mentioned earlier in part due 02:40:48.467 --> 02:40:50.902 to construction related expenses or council project related expenses that were 02:40:53.405 --> 02:40:55.440 appropriately added in the last couple of months of the fiscal year. 02:40:57.900 --> 02:40:58.743 So we came back in MAY and we appropriated funds and so those 02:41:00.546 --> 02:41:03.115 kinds of things were not spent as of MARCH 31st. None of those that we're 02:41:04.617 --> 02:41:06.617 looking at with a very thorough 02:41:08.254 --> 02:41:09.954 the last time we don't have very many budget adjustments 02:41:12.458 --> 02:41:14.192 for this cycle that we did want to bring to council the request 02:41:16.463 --> 02:41:18.163 to killie for some of the budgets from the twenty one 02:41:19.165 --> 02:41:21.330 twenty two fiscal into the twenty to twenty three fiscal 02:41:23.536 --> 02:41:25.203 year are city charter says that the operating budget will 02:41:30.209 --> 02:41:32.209 expire 02:41:44.924 --> 02:41:46.960 unless county by county and city grants and csp continue that italy had a 02:41:46.960 --> 02:41:49.229 special project in mind that was part of an operating budget and the that budget come JULY 02:41:49.229 --> 02:41:51.799 one as soon as JUNE 30 the store closed that budget will go away. So departments have looked at 02:41:51.799 --> 02:41:53.967 their budget and said here's some of our needs we didn't necessarily get to this year. 02:41:53.967 --> 02:41:56.270 There's a lot of furniture and the pier type things that are on this list and that's in part 02:41:56.270 --> 02:41:58.737 because it's taking time to order things. It's taking time to get things in. 02:42:00.307 --> 02:42:02.375 So just a summary of some of the things on the list. It's over five point six 02:42:02.375 --> 02:42:04.375 million dollars. 02:42:05.110 --> 02:42:06.946 It's only if there is funding left at the end of the year at 02:42:08.716 --> 02:42:10.416 the close the books that this would be carried forward and 02:42:12.186 --> 02:42:14.654 that we have like a five hundred thousand for elections and about two hundred and forty 02:42:16.290 --> 02:42:18.858 thousand from our community services departments that as I mentioned is a lot of furniture 02:42:19.693 --> 02:42:21.460 and improvements that they would like to continue to be 02:42:23.697 --> 02:42:25.697 able to 470000 in our 02:42:27.168 --> 02:42:29.670 information technology department that are projects that they'd like to continue to 02:42:31.739 --> 02:42:33.406 do this includes the council and the other discretionary 02:42:35.243 --> 02:42:37.711 project funds from the twenty one twenty two fiscal year. It's those are unspent. 02:42:38.879 --> 02:42:40.647 They were the it's about six hundred and seventy thousand 02:42:43.318 --> 02:42:44.985 for again it was a lot of furniture and the things 02:42:46.454 --> 02:42:48.122 that they needed to do at their facilities but they aren't 02:42:50.458 --> 02:42:52.326 large enough or part of the capital project and then some 02:42:54.996 --> 02:42:57.264 of it is a part of the projects that we identified in NOVEMBER that are underway. 02:42:58.166 --> 02:43:00.166 But not completely expended and 02:43:01.536 --> 02:43:03.271 then two million of it is simply special funds that was 02:43:05.574 --> 02:43:08.142 received in that year that will be for a couple of different projects that will happen. 02:43:10.110 --> 02:43:11.679 It's outside of the general fund but because it's not a 02:43:13.515 --> 02:43:15.490 typical grant it wouldn't automatically look. 02:43:17.519 --> 02:43:19.354 So that's our only request in front of the council tonight. 02:43:20.856 --> 02:43:23.357 And then the in addition to that except in the budget status update report and I'll 02:43:24.993 --> 02:43:26.993 take the questions do we have 02:43:29.364 --> 02:43:30.831 any public comments we do not mean thank you. 02:43:32.534 --> 02:43:34.534 That's ghazi. 02:43:36.380 --> 02:43:38.380 So when we talk about the money 02:43:40.109 --> 02:43:41.876 that will be going unspent from the twenty one twenty two 02:43:47.583 --> 02:43:49.317 budget and it going to our our contracts labor contracts those 02:43:52.220 --> 02:43:54.220 are ongoing expenses and this 02:43:55.792 --> 02:43:57.325 is one time money. Excellent question. 02:43:59.529 --> 02:44:02.130 So a lot has to do with the one time savings is front load those contracts so we did 02:44:04.433 --> 02:44:06.433 identify that we could afford a 02:44:07.803 --> 02:44:10.405 certain increase but with one time savings we could afford to do some of those increases 02:44:12.375 --> 02:44:13.842 sooner rather than later in the contract terms. 02:44:15.178 --> 02:44:16.978 Ok, and so reading well knowing what we negotiated with at 02:44:19.449 --> 02:44:21.449 least three of our current 02:44:22.618 --> 02:44:24.586 units that we just finished negotiations with that was a 02:44:26.856 --> 02:44:28.490 large that's a two digit on that. Correct. 02:44:31.128 --> 02:44:32.928 So you're saying that savings that we have or that unspent 02:44:34.464 --> 02:44:36.464 money from the budget that we 02:44:37.867 --> 02:44:39.802 have then fully fund those two digit it's going towards those 02:44:45.943 --> 02:44:47.877 two that that if I MAY hold it makes some sense the contracts 02:44:50.180 --> 02:44:52.180 that you know and the one that 02:44:56.787 --> 02:44:59.210 still remains on the table fit within the long range financial plan. 02:45:00.590 --> 02:45:02.591 However, it's not so much a long range financial planning issue. 02:45:04.428 --> 02:45:06.329 It could be just that it's more of a cash flow cash management 02:45:08.132 --> 02:45:10.200 issue for year one because we front loaded year one to the 02:45:12.770 --> 02:45:14.337 point where it could generate a cash flow challenge. 02:45:16.673 --> 02:45:18.340 But by doing this or by doing what we would most likely 02:45:19.776 --> 02:45:21.776 recommend to you as we close 02:45:23.748 --> 02:45:25.916 out twenty point twenty two, it's more of a think of it as a 02:45:27.351 --> 02:45:29.351 as a cash management technique 02:45:31.210 --> 02:45:33.210 versus you know, it's always 02:45:34.892 --> 02:45:37.360 about affordability but it's consistent with the long range management I that I did that 02:45:38.563 --> 02:45:40.164 makes sense with that is correct. Yes. 02:45:42.267 --> 02:45:44.401 Ok and I guess the concern is, you know, having been on the 02:45:46.704 --> 02:45:49.206 exit side of bankruptcy and having been on the entrance side, you know, with council 02:45:50.842 --> 02:45:52.676 member canepa, you know, there's a lot of discussion as 02:45:55.460 --> 02:45:57.480 to you know, what the city can or can't do and the one thing 02:45:58.983 --> 02:46:00.983 the city can't do is obviously 02:46:01.586 --> 02:46:04.522 go back into bankruptcy. But we definitely have to make sure that we are able to take 02:46:05.990 --> 02:46:07.824 care of our our employees just as this is the council that 02:46:10.128 --> 02:46:11.861 doesn't want to be the council that is behind any kind 02:46:13.532 --> 02:46:15.500 of financial relapse. I'm not the city manager who 02:46:17.669 --> 02:46:19.537 wants to be the city manager, help the city to relapse and I 02:46:21.907 --> 02:46:23.507 know our cfo doesn't want to be the cfo responsible for 02:46:25.844 --> 02:46:27.844 financial relapse so what we've 02:46:28.513 --> 02:46:30.347 done with these contracts and with the one that's pending is 02:46:33.520 --> 02:46:35.520 is as we've said, you know, 02:46:37.323 --> 02:46:39.323 based on where we are today, we 02:46:40.993 --> 02:46:42.993 thought that it was worth a 02:46:44.663 --> 02:46:46.631 responsible stretch. It's a stretch but it's a 02:46:47.700 --> 02:46:49.700 responsible stretch. 02:46:51.938 --> 02:46:54.272 Thank you. There are no further questions there. 02:47:02.781 --> 02:47:04.781 Most of kasyanov's mathesons 02:47:06.653 --> 02:47:09.540 that you got in fifteen point adopt the resolution approving the twenty twenty two 02:47:11.224 --> 02:47:13.224 affordable housing loan program 02:47:17.864 --> 02:47:19.864 allocation staff would present 02:47:37.250 --> 02:47:38.851 . All right. 02:47:41.822 --> 02:47:43.822 Awakening council members and 02:47:44.691 --> 02:47:46.526 and robertson deputy housing director in the economic 02:47:48.996 --> 02:47:50.996 development department prepared 02:47:52.232 --> 02:47:53.933 a very brief powerpoint at the affordable housing allocation 02:47:59.173 --> 02:48:01.141 for review. So here's a little background 02:48:03.310 --> 02:48:05.440 and those are the availability was issued in DECEMBER 17th, 02:48:06.981 --> 02:48:08.981 2012. We had approximately ten point 02:48:11.184 --> 02:48:13.184 four million available for 02:48:14.254 --> 02:48:16.857 applicants to apply for. We received seventy four thousand applications that were 02:48:19.193 --> 02:48:21.193 reviewed, scored and went for 02:48:22.463 --> 02:48:24.164 multifamily housing that's three multifamily affordable 02:48:26.467 --> 02:48:28.670 housing for multifamily housing developments and three 02:48:29.570 --> 02:48:31.570 multifamily affordable family 02:48:33.642 --> 02:48:35.442 housing developments. So the recommended projects 02:48:37.879 --> 02:48:39.213 we're recommending seven that applied. 02:48:41.149 --> 02:48:42.983 So the first one is scenarist square apartments and the 02:48:45.286 --> 02:48:47.587 sponsor is dc dc at the housing authority thirty eight multifamily house the 02:48:49.423 --> 02:48:52.126 development targeting households with incomes at or below sixty percent of the aim 02:48:54.262 --> 02:48:56.262 on and we're recommending one 02:48:57.499 --> 02:48:59.200 point four to six million. Another project sponsored by 02:49:01.803 --> 02:49:03.803 the housing authority the cdc, 02:49:05.673 --> 02:49:08.175 a seven four unit multifamily the placement housing entered all of that targeted households 02:49:09.611 --> 02:49:12.113 with incomes at or below sixty percent of the airline. The recommended two point two 02:49:13.548 --> 02:49:15.516 million. This project is a pretty large 02:49:15.651 --> 02:49:17.651 scale project which will 02:49:20.155 --> 02:49:21.922 idolizing our level of over twenty one looking at low 02:49:23.992 --> 02:49:26.361 income housing tax credit funds as well. Other projects include kasit in 02:49:28.231 --> 02:49:30.231 the proposal that the sponsor 02:49:31.700 --> 02:49:33.635 of the visionary home builders the proposal set it together 02:49:35.637 --> 02:49:37.372 for the third multifamily housing for farm workers 02:49:39.641 --> 02:49:41.576 takeing incomes between 30 and 60 percent of the aim of the 02:49:43.120 --> 02:49:44.780 study recommendations for six hundred thousand dollars with a 02:49:47.850 --> 02:49:49.518 10 percent maximum free development expenditure and 02:49:51.287 --> 02:49:53.210 they too also will be like the change over twenty million and 02:49:54.990 --> 02:49:56.990 tax credits another project 02:49:58.861 --> 02:50:00.695 parks center apartments which is sponsored by the technology 02:50:03.166 --> 02:50:05.166 builders and 30 50 unit 02:50:06.236 --> 02:50:08.703 of multifamily project. The project will target households with incomes 02:50:11.574 --> 02:50:13.574 of fifty and sixty percent 02:50:14.430 --> 02:50:16.110 of the aim on the dishes for two point two million dollars. 02:50:18.448 --> 02:50:20.820 Exelis is anticipated to leverage over twenty two 02:50:22.285 --> 02:50:24.285 million dollars of tax credits 02:50:28.992 --> 02:50:30.992 and hsp for the financing 02:50:33.496 --> 02:50:35.130 fontana channel talisker also recommended this project 02:50:37.301 --> 02:50:39.435 sparser service to california. The proposed one hundred five 02:50:41.304 --> 02:50:43.500 multifamily housing development target has said that incomes 02:50:45.308 --> 02:50:47.308 between thirty 60 percent this 02:50:48.779 --> 02:50:50.613 is a homeless housing project targeting youth veterans are 02:50:52.282 --> 02:50:54.851 singles. The recommended funding amount of two point two million 02:50:56.120 --> 02:50:57.954 dollars. Fontana is anticipated to 02:51:00.558 --> 02:51:02.558 leverage sixteen to the low 02:51:04.161 --> 02:51:06.295 income tax credit funding. So we've got a couple of other 02:51:08.165 --> 02:51:09.999 projects grandview's village which is also a visionary 02:51:12.690 --> 02:51:14.700 homebuilders. This project is currently under 02:51:16.207 --> 02:51:18.207 construction right now and they 02:51:20.511 --> 02:51:23.790 are we're recommending awarded seven hundred seven thousand dollars and this is to cover an 02:51:24.348 --> 02:51:26.382 anticipated construction cost overruns and then the share 02:51:28.987 --> 02:51:30.987 permit for has the sponsor 02:51:32.657 --> 02:51:35.250 of stockland's taken action to legalize drugs stand as central valley low income housing 02:51:36.427 --> 02:51:38.262 operation. They're proposing a 30 unit 02:51:40.331 --> 02:51:43.330 scatter site on this housing project. We are recommending eight hundred sixteen thousand 02:51:44.268 --> 02:51:46.604 dollars. So this is a list of the 02:51:51.643 --> 02:51:53.643 project 02:52:05.924 --> 02:52:07.959 sites. Most of the projects are 02:52:07.993 --> 02:52:10.495 casitas five and six in district four. So that's again the resolution 02:52:10.495 --> 02:52:12.997 is the recommendation is to adopt a resolution to approve seven affordable housing loans 02:52:13.310 --> 02:52:15.200 to center square apartments in the out of one point forty 02:52:15.200 --> 02:52:16.934 million sierra vista heartens two point two million visionary 02:52:18.603 --> 02:52:20.603 homebuilders kasarda plaza six 02:52:26.545 --> 02:52:28.574 hundred thousand park center two point two million sponsored 02:52:29.848 --> 02:52:32.350 by the housing authority serviceperson to the california to to the million fontana 02:52:34.820 --> 02:52:36.820 towers and visionary 02:52:37.690 --> 02:52:39.690 homebuilders that village 02:52:41.761 --> 02:52:43.495 project 770000 and eight hundred sixteen thousand eight 02:52:45.998 --> 02:52:47.832 hundred twenty one dollars to stand for their scattered site 02:52:49.902 --> 02:52:51.902 thirty in this development. 02:52:52.738 --> 02:52:54.372 Additionally we're asking that council authorize the 02:52:58.478 --> 02:53:00.478 preparation of five percent for 02:53:00.947 --> 02:53:02.614 each of the articles nine point five million upon funds one 02:53:05.510 --> 02:53:06.985 point six million and eight hundred thousand and have to 02:53:09.422 --> 02:53:11.422 fund as well as the allocation 02:53:11.824 --> 02:53:13.559 for the purpose of funding housing those for seven 02:53:15.829 --> 02:53:17.496 development projects authorized the reallocation of three 02:53:19.799 --> 02:53:21.667 hundred and ninety six thousand and one funds and one hundred 02:53:24.104 --> 02:53:25.871 nineteen thousand people funds that were previously awarded 02:53:28.274 --> 02:53:29.941 the not the last four to projects that subsequently 02:53:31.311 --> 02:53:33.790 returned public housing in espera and visionary builders 02:53:35.749 --> 02:53:37.483 respectively also to authorize the city manager our designate 02:53:39.186 --> 02:53:41.553 to take actions that are necessary and appropriate include execution that allowed 02:53:50.970 --> 02:53:52.650 us to carry the resolution that was my presentation and at the 02:53:54.535 --> 02:53:56.535 time of the questions as I said 02:53:58.605 --> 02:54:00.605 thank you could we have any 02:54:01.808 --> 02:54:03.808 public comments live now here 02:54:07.849 --> 02:54:09.849 jim 02:54:09.984 --> 02:54:11.984 mayor, vice mayor, city 02:54:16.230 --> 02:54:17.891 manager I'm in favor of any 02:54:20.995 --> 02:54:22.995 money that the city gives for 02:54:24.432 --> 02:54:26.432 affordable housing. 02:54:29.370 --> 02:54:31.370 The need is great and so am I. 02:54:32.807 --> 02:54:34.807 First had an opportunity to 02:54:36.277 --> 02:54:38.545 look at this resolution. I would have to say I was 02:54:39.614 --> 02:54:41.614 really shocked because of the 02:54:43.685 --> 02:54:44.985 ten percent limit redevelopment cost. 02:54:51.226 --> 02:54:53.226 I don't want to keep the 02:54:54.462 --> 02:54:56.462 projects that are on this list 02:54:58.367 --> 02:55:00.367 from receiving funds but 02:55:02.204 --> 02:55:04.204 building affordable housing is 02:55:06.308 --> 02:55:08.308 tough enough and a 10 percent 02:55:09.344 --> 02:55:11.344 cap on predevelopment funds is 02:55:17.520 --> 02:55:19.520 in my view ridiculous and know 02:55:22.224 --> 02:55:24.224 in my own one project which is 02:55:25.627 --> 02:55:27.562 the of house the house is probably going to come in close 02:55:29.640 --> 02:55:31.640 to sixty million to build and 02:55:32.936 --> 02:55:34.603 so far we've had commitments of around thirty million. 02:55:37.240 --> 02:55:39.240 We are we have applied for our 02:55:40.176 --> 02:55:42.176 last funding source which is 02:55:43.813 --> 02:55:45.813 tax credits but to get there we 02:55:47.483 --> 02:55:49.350 had to spend as an organization in development has almost five 02:55:50.787 --> 02:55:52.787 hundred thousand dollars for 02:55:54.891 --> 02:55:56.692 development costs and when we have these limits on 02:55:59.395 --> 02:56:01.395 development it only hurts and 02:56:03.366 --> 02:56:05.366 will the new projects through 02:56:06.200 --> 02:56:08.200 the pipeline. 02:56:10.173 --> 02:56:12.173 And I do understand the city's 02:56:13.610 --> 02:56:15.444 position on fiduciary responsibility and making sure 02:56:18.148 --> 02:56:21.160 that some of the mistakes of the past doesn't happen again. 02:56:25.220 --> 02:56:27.220 But my job is to try to move 02:56:28.692 --> 02:56:30.692 projects and 10 percent 15 02:56:32.396 --> 02:56:34.396 percent cap and redevelopment 02:56:35.666 --> 02:56:37.990 cost is only going to slow down that process. 02:56:40.236 --> 02:56:41.670 And so again, I'm not I don't want to stop. 02:56:43.407 --> 02:56:45.475 It's unfortunate that the way this is laid out it's it's the 02:56:47.645 --> 02:56:49.645 money going to developers and 02:56:51.248 --> 02:56:53.248 then the cab is a positive in 02:56:55.152 --> 02:56:57.119 my view a like the idea that a cab and what I would like to 02:56:58.989 --> 02:57:00.989 see happen is that we approve 02:57:02.627 --> 02:57:04.327 the funding that we have an opportunity to sit down and 02:57:06.364 --> 02:57:07.664 discuss the redevelopment piece. 02:57:10.368 --> 02:57:12.736 I guess I'm just resolution in my view. I believe it's going to just 02:57:14.572 --> 02:57:16.572 hurt moving projects forward. 02:57:17.442 --> 02:57:19.476 Thank you. Public comment. Thank you. 02:57:21.346 --> 02:57:22.980 Council member. I'll be quick. 02:57:25.984 --> 02:57:27.984 We get queries from the public 02:57:29.921 --> 02:57:31.888 a lot about what are we doing to deal with the issue of the 02:57:37.162 --> 02:57:39.230 unshelled and in our city and it's when I when I see items 02:57:41.132 --> 02:57:42.833 like this and I see how many people are out there doing the 02:57:45.503 --> 02:57:47.503 good work and trying to to get 02:57:49.730 --> 02:57:51.141 housing built now and rehabbing places that you know, you know, 02:57:56.248 --> 02:57:57.682 needed to be having it's it's it's exciting. 02:58:00.752 --> 02:58:02.420 You know, this is this is one of those rare circumstances 02:58:04.322 --> 02:58:06.156 where the federal government and the local government work 02:58:08.160 --> 02:58:10.428 together to create a positive solution. You know, there's one thing 02:58:12.398 --> 02:58:14.899 that the federal government really doesn't mess with a whole lot no matter what party 02:58:16.902 --> 02:58:18.736 are because this is something that has to happen in every 02:58:19.538 --> 02:58:21.573 community. So I want to I want to thank 02:58:21.573 --> 02:58:23.573 you for all your work on this. 02:58:23.842 --> 02:58:25.842 I know that this is not easy. 02:58:28.470 --> 02:58:30.470 I've got a uh a a grant person 02:58:31.451 --> 02:58:33.418 before and having to answer to not not hud that I was dealing 02:58:34.253 --> 02:58:36.540 with the department of education is probably far 02:58:38.958 --> 02:58:40.958 worse. 02:58:41.727 --> 02:58:44.620 Their rules change by the day. So again, thank you for your work. 02:58:46.333 --> 02:58:48.333 Thank you all of the grantees 02:58:49.936 --> 02:58:51.870 for the work that you're doing in our community in terms 02:58:54.140 --> 02:58:56.740 of the 10 percent cap. And my understanding is that 02:58:58.344 --> 02:58:59.978 that was a request from hud if you can clarify on that. 02:59:05.185 --> 02:59:07.185 But who had time come right 02:59:08.855 --> 02:59:10.823 behind you so that initially hud has said that there was a 02:59:11.991 --> 02:59:14.159 cap at the desk and that letter said no, that there isn't a cap 02:59:16.863 --> 02:59:18.863 but that they advise that we 02:59:19.900 --> 02:59:21.900 set something on this because 02:59:23.671 --> 02:59:25.772 if a developer were to default ,we don't want to have to recapture the whole land. 02:59:25.772 --> 02:59:27.772 Right. 02:59:28.934 --> 02:59:30.934 And so he has not just stopped 02:59:32.345 --> 02:59:34.613 the service first of all of the nonprofits. the intent is that they have 02:59:36.383 --> 02:59:38.218 all their funding in place before you start to release the 02:59:40.287 --> 02:59:42.287 federal funding because there's 02:59:43.257 --> 02:59:45.224 no way to guarantee that those moneys would be able to be 02:59:47.261 --> 02:59:49.262 recaptured. And so that's pretty much what 02:59:51.798 --> 02:59:53.499 it is that 10 percent on a two million dollar deal that's 02:59:55.436 --> 02:59:57.204 worth two hundred thousand and so at least they have two 02:59:59.240 --> 03:00:01.700 hundred thousand to spend on predevelopment to do just that 03:00:04.312 --> 03:00:05.878 and to make sure that the site is suitable for that. 03:00:07.348 --> 03:00:09.820 We just released two million and then the project does in 03:00:11.552 --> 03:00:13.520 the third then the developer because they have a lot 03:00:15.556 --> 03:00:17.556 of recourse and all the 03:00:18.359 --> 03:00:20.627 collateral is their property. So it would be the city that is 03:00:22.296 --> 03:00:24.296 on the hook for the efforts 03:00:26.600 --> 03:00:28.600 of the project and then talking 03:00:30.305 --> 03:00:32.239 about her allies and they that four year completion so that we 03:00:33.875 --> 03:00:35.943 start dispersing funds, the clock starts to tick and they 03:00:38.146 --> 03:00:40.414 that is to complete the project. So now in the case of the 03:00:41.983 --> 03:00:43.983 fontanel project, there is no 03:00:45.586 --> 03:00:47.454 other commitment at this time. That's a fifty dollar project 03:00:50.590 --> 03:00:52.930 and the only couple that has been put in place is the city's 03:00:52.728 --> 03:00:54.161 commitment. That's it. 03:00:56.365 --> 03:00:58.299 And in the city cannot fund one percent a fifty one million. 03:01:00.502 --> 03:01:02.636 So the thought is is that this got to the other part of their 03:01:05.408 --> 03:01:07.408 sources and other you know, 03:01:08.677 --> 03:01:10.712 sources from prior projects that the developer fees because 03:01:12.881 --> 03:01:14.616 of the fees that the lease about ten percent of the total 03:01:16.782 --> 03:01:18.719 project cost as well. And so there's got to be you know, we're used to then having 03:01:20.880 --> 03:01:22.880 to cobble together the funding 03:01:23.292 --> 03:01:25.227 and so that part is really difficult for them to do it. 03:01:26.829 --> 03:01:28.663 It takes time but as long as the days with hud, especially 03:01:31.330 --> 03:01:32.734 with the projects to take seven and two years for completion, 03:01:38.607 --> 03:01:40.943 the four years and we've had experiences in the past recently where developers did 03:01:43.413 --> 03:01:45.800 not have the project for thirty four years and they've taken 03:01:47.183 --> 03:01:49.183 that from the counter to the 03:01:49.986 --> 03:01:51.986 office and this is a system not 03:01:53.689 --> 03:01:55.689 and they think that that's ok. 03:01:57.594 --> 03:01:59.361 So if if there's an extended circumstance and a developer 03:02:01.965 --> 03:02:03.965 for some reason has something 03:02:05.735 --> 03:02:07.603 out of the ordinary, is there any negotiating room on this or 03:02:13.276 --> 03:02:15.276 is this a hardhearted cap 03:02:27.557 --> 03:02:29.557 that 03:02:29.626 --> 03:02:31.896 I think that the said I think it could be yeah. But I mean just by virtue 03:02:31.896 --> 03:02:33.931 of the fact that it would extenuating circumstances says that the developers are in trouble. 03:02:33.931 --> 03:02:36.660 Yeah. So that's even more risk. What what what does the city 03:02:36.660 --> 03:02:38.935 the city right now is exposed in terms of having inadequate standards and policies regarding these types 03:02:40.370 --> 03:02:42.171 of matters? This this goes a long ways in 03:02:43.841 --> 03:02:45.775 fixing that. What my recommendation would be 03:02:48.545 --> 03:02:50.545 for this is to pass this item 03:02:55.520 --> 03:02:57.520 as is let us go back and and 03:02:59.357 --> 03:03:01.357 work with a couple of these 03:03:03.461 --> 03:03:05.461 entities to see what we can do 03:03:05.930 --> 03:03:07.764 with the understanding is that our first and foremost 03:03:09.868 --> 03:03:12.302 responsibility is to the twenty two thousand people who reside in and stockton. 03:03:14.839 --> 03:03:16.839 but we we can look at what's in 03:03:18.309 --> 03:03:20.770 this document and see where that might be some some 03:03:22.747 --> 03:03:24.747 flexibility can come back to 03:03:26.510 --> 03:03:27.752 you with maybe a recommended addendum to this item. 03:03:30.489 --> 03:03:32.223 But the recommendation to just proceed with this let us go 03:03:34.526 --> 03:03:36.293 back to some more staff work, get some external feedback and 03:03:38.429 --> 03:03:40.429 then something back that that 03:03:45.972 --> 03:03:48.639 reflects the fiscal fiduciary balance. You know, that would be my 03:03:50.809 --> 03:03:52.809 recommendation, the city 03:03:54.680 --> 03:03:56.747 manager said because for most folks in the city the four year 03:03:58.820 --> 03:04:00.820 window is real that money would 03:04:01.487 --> 03:04:03.422 end up coming out of the general fund if got to 03:04:05.791 --> 03:04:07.791 reimburse hud although we take 03:04:09.595 --> 03:04:11.329 this out on these entities it doesn't mean anything simply 03:04:13.799 --> 03:04:16.234 because they've that bank loans the bank loan is going to be in the first position. 03:04:17.700 --> 03:04:18.803 We're never going to see the money that notwithstanding, I 03:04:20.873 --> 03:04:22.873 believe that we can work on 03:04:24.677 --> 03:04:26.878 looking at this and coming back to you with a recommended amendment. 03:04:28.814 --> 03:04:31.820 So my recommendation a city manager is that the past is as is tonight. 03:04:33.252 --> 03:04:34.685 Let go back and bring something back to you. 03:04:37.223 --> 03:04:39.223 Say by the 2nd of SEPTEMBER. 03:04:40.426 --> 03:04:42.426 Thank you, vice mayor fogarty. 03:04:43.963 --> 03:04:45.397 Thank you, ty, for the presentation. 03:04:47.366 --> 03:04:48.600 I do have a couple of questions . 03:04:51.638 --> 03:04:53.405 One of them, um, carson member right. Already asked. 03:04:58.411 --> 03:05:00.411 So hud recommends but what 03:05:02.482 --> 03:05:05.830 other cities are imposing caps ? At what rate are they in opposing caps? 03:05:09.456 --> 03:05:11.357 You know, so and I think would be a little bit late because 03:05:13.427 --> 03:05:15.427 that recognizes that you don't 03:05:16.863 --> 03:05:18.698 release anything until the project is 100 percent financed 03:05:21.368 --> 03:05:23.368 and our landlords already have 03:05:24.671 --> 03:05:26.672 that language and we have language that talks about the 03:05:27.641 --> 03:05:29.609 love of being in balance and in balance means that it has the 03:05:31.979 --> 03:05:33.979 funding that is needed to 03:05:36.490 --> 03:05:38.490 acquire rehab and operate the 03:05:40.153 --> 03:05:41.787 development and so that a lot of jurisdictions do have 03:05:44.580 --> 03:05:46.580 separate development programs 03:05:47.728 --> 03:05:49.596 and that was desire that I have for our department to have to 03:05:51.465 --> 03:05:53.633 offer at something. And so this was kind of the way 03:05:55.136 --> 03:05:57.770 to be able to get that because I do know that some of our developers don't have that 03:05:59.707 --> 03:06:01.707 available cash up front and 03:06:03.111 --> 03:06:05.780 this was a means to be able to allow that to have some without 03:06:08.490 --> 03:06:10.490 the city too much at risk. 03:06:11.352 --> 03:06:13.530 So I know you are here since the beginning of the meeting 03:06:15.456 --> 03:06:17.456 because you guys are you heard 03:06:18.726 --> 03:06:20.361 the majority of our public comment tonight was about 03:06:22.564 --> 03:06:24.564 people struggling for housing 03:06:26.340 --> 03:06:28.102 in our community and how important this truly is for us. 03:06:31.500 --> 03:06:32.639 We are in need even though we talk about you know, we're 03:06:34.242 --> 03:06:35.976 doing our our shelters our local shelters are navigation 03:06:38.246 --> 03:06:40.416 centers, all that kind of stuff . But we need to be able to have 03:06:40.416 --> 03:06:42.950 places for the people that have been in there already to move 03:06:45.354 --> 03:06:47.354 into so we can have this people 03:06:49.424 --> 03:06:52.159 and have that vacancy for people on the street to go in and the people that have been 03:06:54.300 --> 03:06:56.300 successful out into these units 03:06:57.400 --> 03:06:59.400 I know hunter house listening 03:07:01.370 --> 03:07:03.438 about hunter house and fontana for quite some time actually a 03:07:05.708 --> 03:07:07.441 couple of canepa still had canopus part of the hunter 03:07:10.112 --> 03:07:12.112 house was was actualize and so 03:07:13.416 --> 03:07:15.830 I nothing we don't want anything to slow down the 03:07:16.719 --> 03:07:18.787 ability for us these projects to happen and I would say a 03:07:20.423 --> 03:07:22.423 majority of these developers 03:07:24.526 --> 03:07:26.294 have been very successful, have been very successful with what 03:07:28.630 --> 03:07:29.864 we've been able to do here and they've been able to accomplish 03:07:31.567 --> 03:07:33.567 in our city. 03:07:35.772 --> 03:07:37.539 I do have some concerns only because I know she said fontana 03:07:39.509 --> 03:07:41.576 didn't have any funding. I thought that they did have 03:07:44.460 --> 03:07:45.980 some funding for that project. They have one million dollars 03:07:48.452 --> 03:07:49.952 allocated by the city at the last look around. 03:07:52.550 --> 03:07:53.355 And so here's the fine line. Right? 03:07:56.326 --> 03:07:58.860 So if we so not only are we trying to balance getting the money to be able to keep the 03:07:59.629 --> 03:08:01.629 project but not given the money 03:08:02.699 --> 03:08:04.633 to third because right now there are no other commitments 03:08:06.870 --> 03:08:08.704 the city has to give it and so if we were to release that 03:08:10.974 --> 03:08:12.875 money now, is it realistic that he's going to be able to cobble 03:08:14.711 --> 03:08:16.879 together fifty one dollars within the next three or four years? 03:08:22.190 --> 03:08:24.754 I MAY be but that's a concern. And so and that's the same concern with hunter has too is 03:08:26.824 --> 03:08:28.591 that I've in here on this three years now we've been looking at 03:08:30.394 --> 03:08:32.394 our house for three years now 03:08:33.997 --> 03:08:36.432 hardly the least the money that we have give it to hunter has already had out. 03:08:37.434 --> 03:08:39.301 How should completed by next year and it has to be completed 03:08:39.937 --> 03:08:41.937 next year. 03:08:44.108 --> 03:08:46.108 that would be the four years. 03:08:47.811 --> 03:08:49.546 Yeah but I know that like with the grandview village that 03:08:52.316 --> 03:08:54.650 started when I started on council and we're finally finally doing it because you 03:08:56.721 --> 03:08:58.210 had to get the tax credits for that. 03:08:59.290 --> 03:09:01.258 I mean it was a large project to put together and then it got 03:09:03.728 --> 03:09:05.728 scaled back in order to get 03:09:07.298 --> 03:09:09.366 that fully funding mechanoid to be able to then say ok, we can 03:09:11.402 --> 03:09:13.770 break ground and build this project. Is it supposed to be more units 03:09:15.741 --> 03:09:17.808 and it got scaled back and scaled back but we're going to have it. 03:09:18.877 --> 03:09:20.644 So I'm I'm ecstatic about that because half of these projects 03:09:23.114 --> 03:09:26.160 are in district five. So when we talk about, you know, issues that we've had in 03:09:27.986 --> 03:09:29.753 the past, one of the things I'm concerned about that I continue 03:09:30.121 --> 03:09:32.757 to be concerned about is town center because that was something that we I almost felt 03:09:34.493 --> 03:09:36.927 like we fully funded that because we gave four point three million that we gave 03:09:38.530 --> 03:09:40.164 another seven eight hundred thousand dollars for that 03:09:42.634 --> 03:09:44.634 project and it's still looking 03:09:46.938 --> 03:09:49.306 like, you know, it should look for project which is a totally different thing. 03:09:51.110 --> 03:09:53.110 But I'm saying we have another 03:09:54.380 --> 03:09:56.848 project on here that we people to complete the project that they've already been working on 03:09:58.984 --> 03:10:00.984 and now that have that on the 03:10:01.553 --> 03:10:03.487 books but had this other one we need to get it to completion. 03:10:05.824 --> 03:10:07.893 And so just so that you know, the way that they look at it is 03:10:10.162 --> 03:10:12.530 just their project. Those are the two I and so do 03:10:14.990 --> 03:10:15.834 the other we can do to make sure that those projects get 03:10:18.237 --> 03:10:20.237 complete and that's the goal 03:10:21.707 --> 03:10:23.574 because the affordable doesn't believe in that and I know that 03:10:24.644 --> 03:10:26.611 for myself I'm an advocate but at the same time I have to 03:10:28.348 --> 03:10:30.248 measure that with making sure that the city's interest is 03:10:32.752 --> 03:10:34.653 protected and I know that it takes time because you keep 03:10:37.123 --> 03:10:38.523 saying grant money, this is free money. 03:10:40.659 --> 03:10:43.328 It's not free money because all the paperwork, all of those shows that's the time and 03:10:44.364 --> 03:10:46.364 that's the cost of it and 03:10:47.834 --> 03:10:50.135 that's what the for profit developers go a different direction. Right. 03:10:52.672 --> 03:10:54.540 So when you say free money it's really not free because that is 03:10:56.509 --> 03:10:58.509 bystolic and it takes a lot to 03:11:00.414 --> 03:11:02.810 do it and it's not as valid or as five lenders as all the 03:11:02.849 --> 03:11:05.618 lenders have to get together and have that we have to hash it out who's going to be first, 03:11:07.254 --> 03:11:09.121 second, third or fifth and who's going to do this and that 03:11:11.910 --> 03:11:13.910 and and everybody has their own 03:11:14.461 --> 03:11:16.495 position and so and the city has a position and it's its 03:11:19.990 --> 03:11:21.701 role to make sure that that interest is protected. But at the same time we want to 03:11:22.336 --> 03:11:24.336 make that affordable housing 03:11:25.939 --> 03:11:28.841 development gets good because the other star the the the the interest of the city has to be 03:11:29.876 --> 03:11:32.440 protected. So it takes time but it's a 03:11:34.315 --> 03:11:36.816 four year window. The see that's the thing you should have other funding 03:11:38.520 --> 03:11:39.920 sources. So there's that other funding 03:11:41.455 --> 03:11:43.223 sources there are there are community things that give out 03:11:44.992 --> 03:11:46.826 predevelopment loves a little housing for this community and 03:11:49.596 --> 03:11:51.596 there are others and so that is 03:11:53.501 --> 03:11:55.202 part of the developer's job to know that those other funding 03:11:57.371 --> 03:11:59.106 sources are going to be in the business of affordable housing. 03:12:01.609 --> 03:12:03.476 And this is also you know, it's just a lot of different funding 03:12:04.780 --> 03:12:06.780 out there. 03:12:07.948 --> 03:12:09.948 Thank you have campaign. 03:12:11.820 --> 03:12:13.820 So my this is kind of like a 03:12:15.423 --> 03:12:17.157 slippery because we want it and then the timeline because 03:12:19.160 --> 03:12:21.280 I've seen even with bernau a couple of times that we help 03:12:22.997 --> 03:12:24.997 with the extensions on the one 03:12:27.302 --> 03:12:29.203 by stav and I mean and so I get that but so what what possible 03:12:34.609 --> 03:12:36.609 number do you 03:12:48.690 --> 03:12:51.160 come out? I mean I'm all for I'm for getting these people money 03:12:51.160 --> 03:12:53.295 tonight but I mean there needs to be some number because I mean if we did that I mean and 03:12:53.295 --> 03:12:55.330 even like this one that's paying for extended costs because I mean long as that 03:12:55.330 --> 03:12:57.866 project and the money that we've given how many different times because you need to take that. 03:12:57.866 --> 03:13:00.235 So I mean each each one is a different animal. So how do you how do you deal with that? 03:13:00.235 --> 03:13:02.838 I mean like I mean I want all this to happen but I mean for years it seems like too tired 03:13:02.838 --> 03:13:04.838 of a timeline because and then 03:13:05.608 --> 03:13:07.475 the tax credit happened because I think that's what we ran into 03:13:08.344 --> 03:13:10.378 the problem with one of them is that you get in line for the 03:13:12.348 --> 03:13:14.949 tax credits because other people are all trying to get the same dollar for the 03:13:17.520 --> 03:13:19.520 projects and those projects and 03:13:20.323 --> 03:13:21.990 they have more of their funding together. right. 03:13:24.927 --> 03:13:27.629 So then they get scored, they score higher. So I mean it's a lot of developers have 03:13:28.598 --> 03:13:30.598 predevelopment lines of credit. 03:13:32.100 --> 03:13:33.768 You know, they use a portion like I said, other developer 03:13:35.271 --> 03:13:38.400 fees that they have to keep their business going. You know, it's a lot 03:13:39.876 --> 03:13:41.876 of different methods of getting 03:13:44.180 --> 03:13:46.180 the money together because I 03:13:47.984 --> 03:13:50.919 mean that's the thing the costs are escalating. I mean so this is the target keeps moving. 03:13:52.210 --> 03:13:53.955 I mean that's therein lies the problem. Yeah. Yeah. 03:13:55.826 --> 03:13:58.427 I think I think the way to look at it would be you know, looking at it from the 03:13:59.996 --> 03:14:01.996 standpoint of a a sliding scale 03:14:03.700 --> 03:14:05.668 to be applied on a deal by deal basis that would be based on 03:14:06.903 --> 03:14:08.903 some criteria regarding the 03:14:10.773 --> 03:14:12.942 development entity itself. But you would you would look at 03:14:14.811 --> 03:14:16.579 whatever that sliding scale would be still but you would 03:14:18.649 --> 03:14:20.820 have some flexibility within that scale. 03:14:23.860 --> 03:14:25.121 Ok, but it would it would have to be applied to a set 03:14:26.156 --> 03:14:28.156 of criteria in terms of the 03:14:30.610 --> 03:14:32.529 developers ability to get a project done as well as their finding the overall financial 03:14:34.432 --> 03:14:36.399 condition as a business entity. So say like you have fifty 03:14:37.835 --> 03:14:40.103 percent of the funding. Yeah I mean by a year or I mean 03:14:41.772 --> 03:14:43.840 absolutely because we're always lose if we are in a losing 03:14:45.409 --> 03:14:47.409 situation because they come to 03:14:48.980 --> 03:14:51.548 us first we are going bank because the bank's going to be first in line and the bank's 03:14:52.683 --> 03:14:55.860 going to always get some money . We will not always get our money. 03:14:55.860 --> 03:14:57.921 We were rarely ever get our money. 03:14:58.890 --> 03:14:59.789 Ok, we're going to have to eat it because we're being second 03:15:00.491 --> 03:15:02.825 or third position every time. Right? So then the general fund 03:15:04.596 --> 03:15:06.296 backfills sideslip if you're frozen. Precisely. 03:15:08.900 --> 03:15:10.768 So when I said you know, you pass this as this tonight we go 03:15:12.604 --> 03:15:14.504 back we sharpen the pencil and we come back to you with a 03:15:15.390 --> 03:15:17.741 different kind of a concept but a concept that still protects the city but it allows some 03:15:19.710 --> 03:15:21.710 element of flexibility based on 03:15:23.281 --> 03:15:26.160 meeting a criteria and you're going to get their input so that yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. 03:15:28.286 --> 03:15:30.254 I'm of that think you got to have a job and you you're the 03:15:31.923 --> 03:15:33.824 first to say thank you. I know you work tirelessly at 03:15:34.759 --> 03:15:36.794 this and I carry you were tirelessly with all your other 03:15:38.864 --> 03:15:40.632 responsibilities so I'm torn on this all that and this is 03:15:42.468 --> 03:15:44.435 probably a conversation the city manager and I spent a lot 03:15:46.205 --> 03:15:48.172 of time last night going back and forth on because just the 03:15:50.676 --> 03:15:52.743 clarity from our agenda packet that we got and and what I even 03:15:54.813 --> 03:15:56.813 understood in our packet with 03:15:57.583 --> 03:15:59.351 this item was that it appeared as though we were setting this 03:16:01.421 --> 03:16:03.488 10 percent requirement. Our ten percent hold back is as 03:16:05.457 --> 03:16:07.492 it was a requirement of hud and that's the way the agenda came 03:16:10.950 --> 03:16:11.963 across and and I had asked for clarity on that and we didn't 03:16:13.866 --> 03:16:15.634 even I couldn't get clarity last night on it was whether it 03:16:17.370 --> 03:16:19.504 was a hud requirement or whether it was a city requirement. 03:16:21.908 --> 03:16:23.775 And I kind of believe that it was a city requirement and part 03:16:26.345 --> 03:16:28.413 of my my concern with that is yeah, when I look at a list 03:16:28.848 --> 03:16:30.915 of these projects, how many of these seven projects are brand new? 03:16:31.751 --> 03:16:33.751 This is the first time we're 03:16:39.492 --> 03:16:41.660 seeing it's not a whole back. No, it's not a whole back and 03:16:42.628 --> 03:16:44.963 then I get it today it's a maximum of of what they could use for predevelopment. 03:16:46.799 --> 03:16:48.767 But today we provide zero. Is that correct? Right. 03:16:50.704 --> 03:16:52.671 We provide zero development. We just we we approved how they 03:16:54.975 --> 03:16:56.675 decide to use it now so that they can't use any money right 03:16:58.945 --> 03:17:00.679 now if we allocate money. So what is that? 03:17:02.115 --> 03:17:04.115 Because right now I already 03:17:05.418 --> 03:17:07.387 said this line must be about you have to demonstrate to our 03:17:09.823 --> 03:17:11.591 satisfaction that you had the money to complete this entire 03:17:13.600 --> 03:17:15.227 project that they can't use any money right now to do architecture. 03:17:16.930 --> 03:17:18.764 But the thing is this starts the process of allowing them to 03:17:20.634 --> 03:17:23.236 be able to do that. I mean this is probably going to try to help me understand 03:17:23.236 --> 03:17:25.236 the process because we allocate 03:17:25.439 --> 03:17:27.107 funds all the time and we I assume that these funds are 03:17:29.430 --> 03:17:30.710 being used for things that include redevelopment funds 03:17:32.680 --> 03:17:34.113 such as architectural plans, soil studies. 03:17:37.317 --> 03:17:39.317 I don't imagine MR. Ragsdale, 03:17:39.753 --> 03:17:42.550 MR. Dallas or MR. Hill are writing a check out of their account. 03:17:47.228 --> 03:17:49.228 oh, you do so in so to me I 03:17:51.980 --> 03:17:53.466 just I kind of wonder this game to me feels like it's a game of leverage. 03:17:55.670 --> 03:17:57.370 It's about, you know, how I leverage dollars to get more 03:17:58.673 --> 03:18:01.475 dollars and they just keep moving their way up. And this is where I kind of I 03:18:02.410 --> 03:18:04.410 jump back and forth with for a 03:18:06.714 --> 03:18:08.382 few reasons none of these I ask the question of how many 03:18:09.717 --> 03:18:11.818 of these projects are brand new . I didn't get that answer. 03:18:11.953 --> 03:18:14.788 How many of these are I see for the first time tonight seven 03:18:17.659 --> 03:18:19.659 online? 03:18:21.290 --> 03:18:22.863 I think part of that is that so houssein percent are really 03:18:25.133 --> 03:18:26.533 allocated no. Yeah. 03:18:29.103 --> 03:18:30.804 So of the seven one of them is the first time we're seeing 03:18:31.606 --> 03:18:33.606 tonight or a request for 03:18:34.443 --> 03:18:37.345 project. So five of these projects and this is kind of where I set the 03:18:38.847 --> 03:18:41.349 rules of the game five of these projects we've been going back and forth with them for for 03:18:42.818 --> 03:18:44.585 whatever period of time and there's an expectation of rules 03:18:46.221 --> 03:18:48.323 of the game that they felt like they're following here. I feel like there's another 03:18:48.323 --> 03:18:50.323 allocation of funds and we're 03:18:50.725 --> 03:18:52.561 changing a set of rules and that's probably partly why I 03:18:54.196 --> 03:18:57.980 struggle. And this is part of the this is part of the conversation I was 03:18:57.299 --> 03:18:59.299 having with the city manager is 03:19:01.403 --> 03:19:03.638 where I where I I'm ok with what you what the recommendation is and I kind 03:19:05.607 --> 03:19:08.276 of feel like we've set those rules and this is where I think we can have a really good 03:19:09.512 --> 03:19:11.413 conversation not tonight because we take a lot of time 03:19:13.490 --> 03:19:15.550 with the start to have a really good conversation because this is this is transparency. 03:19:17.820 --> 03:19:19.487 This is not just that there's accountability and these are 03:19:21.624 --> 03:19:23.358 this is the community there has that expectation not of not 03:19:26.463 --> 03:19:28.463 of just us of U.S. Staff as a 03:19:28.631 --> 03:19:30.465 and as these developers they expect that tax dollars are 03:19:32.635 --> 03:19:34.870 being used and from that are coming from these departments to produce units. 03:19:37.307 --> 03:19:39.307 So I think this is where I've 03:19:39.742 --> 03:19:41.576 been struggling especially this is the bigger conversation to 03:19:44.681 --> 03:19:46.949 have out of this is if I'm ok with setting these type of restrictions like I'm 03:19:49.119 --> 03:19:51.253 predevelopment, we're caught me off guard. But was that staff made that 03:19:52.589 --> 03:19:54.723 determination it never came to the council. Typically your council would 03:19:56.693 --> 03:19:59.428 have some type of conversation about what type of rules we will be wanting to set on 03:20:00.663 --> 03:20:03.499 developers. And this is I know I've been on the council for four years and 03:20:05.369 --> 03:20:07.360 I know a few of us have brought up several times, you know, 03:20:07.871 --> 03:20:09.472 wanting to put together some sort of some sort 03:20:11.541 --> 03:20:13.542 of performance matrix, some some some proforma, some type 03:20:16.112 --> 03:20:17.713 of delivery schedule that we could start holding the 03:20:20.184 --> 03:20:23.190 developers for as they come in and go back and forth and over it. Not just that from the 03:20:23.654 --> 03:20:25.488 accountability community standpoint, this is information 03:20:27.457 --> 03:20:30.426 that should be on our website that says, you know, this is where the project is that I 03:20:31.328 --> 03:20:33.129 can't tell you every one of us have been up on projects like 03:20:34.798 --> 03:20:36.800 where they are and then they're then using, you know, staff 03:20:39.103 --> 03:20:41.671 resource to try to figure, you know, how far along these projects, what's holding it up 03:20:42.306 --> 03:20:44.374 and really just information should kind of be you know, I 03:20:45.710 --> 03:20:48.611 think that's a nightmare because a few minutes ago I was asking about a few specific 03:20:50.247 --> 03:20:52.982 projects here. I was saying no, we should be asking anything specific. 03:20:54.753 --> 03:20:56.353 We should be knowing where every project has been 03:20:58.890 --> 03:21:00.230 approved, where it sits, how it's funded, how far along they 03:21:01.826 --> 03:21:03.760 are, what you know what the the data is because I think they 03:21:04.929 --> 03:21:06.863 will all perform better when we have that that clear set 03:21:08.833 --> 03:21:11.601 of rules that clear set expectations. So I just I feel a little bit 03:21:13.572 --> 03:21:15.506 kind like slightly changing the rules on them in the middle 03:21:16.341 --> 03:21:18.709 of it. But I was just going to say 03:21:20.778 --> 03:21:22.513 that the issue is another the issue the standards to which 03:21:24.683 --> 03:21:26.383 the projects will be underwritten because that to 03:21:28.687 --> 03:21:30.722 that process the requirement of that and so a lot of the 03:21:33.125 --> 03:21:34.692 issues that says that we will be using underwriting 03:21:36.495 --> 03:21:38.495 guidelines and oftentimes we 03:21:39.765 --> 03:21:42.132 defer to the state guidelines to try and keep that projects kind of consistent. 03:21:43.969 --> 03:21:45.803 The state underwriting so that our projects are not to order 03:21:48.107 --> 03:21:49.774 that we do have those kind of guidelines and those are 03:21:51.710 --> 03:21:53.378 published whether they issued another and again I'm one 03:21:55.470 --> 03:21:56.681 hundred percent what you guys are trying to do here. 03:21:58.684 --> 03:22:01.152 I just want that to be part of a more robust kind. I know kerry doesn't want any 03:22:02.988 --> 03:22:05.624 more work and I'm not trying to put any more work on her and I'm just trying to figure out 03:22:07.393 --> 03:22:09.940 how at some point, you know, we can try to figure this out 03:22:10.730 --> 03:22:13.131 because I think it's good. It'll be good. That's MR. Numbers over there. 03:22:14.166 --> 03:22:15.934 MR. Numbers is all about data and analytics and it's hard to 03:22:18.737 --> 03:22:21.105 have the analytics if I've heard several times up here on the council the targets 03:22:22.800 --> 03:22:23.575 constantly moving so it's hard to perform that way. 03:22:25.878 --> 03:22:27.646 It's hard to it's harder just to be to not be held 03:22:29.649 --> 03:22:32.170 accountable by the community. So I'm ok with what you're doing. 03:22:33.419 --> 03:22:35.854 I just think it has to be part of the conversation with the council about what those rules 03:22:37.523 --> 03:22:39.760 what those expectations and what that might look like and I think that's how we'll be more 03:22:39.760 --> 03:22:41.760 successful. 03:22:42.280 --> 03:22:44.280 Thank not just my 03:22:49.736 --> 03:22:51.503 recommendation is that you you pass what's before for you 03:22:57.178 --> 03:22:59.178 tonight we'll go back and 03:23:12.920 --> 03:23:14.195 obviously the ten percent number is is is what appears to be getting the most traction 03:23:14.195 --> 03:23:16.497 here. So we'll go back and we'll take a look at it and we'll get the 03:23:16.497 --> 03:23:18.566 feedback and we'll come back to you with something that we think is a responsible 03:23:18.566 --> 03:23:20.801 alternative 10 percent in jump I didn't jump out at me as bad as I open this up and it was 03:23:20.801 --> 03:23:22.501 fifty thousand dollars fifty thousand dollars is not very 03:23:24.405 --> 03:23:26.873 much money that that could be spent with the quickness. So that's what we're saying and 03:23:28.475 --> 03:23:30.475 even know that fifty thousand I 03:23:30.878 --> 03:23:32.713 thought was going to be more this money is intended to serve 03:23:35.716 --> 03:23:37.150 like adam smith's invisible a helping hand. 03:23:39.720 --> 03:23:41.488 We're not the bank we provide a had we're not wells fargo. 03:23:43.230 --> 03:23:45.258 We're not the third we're not chase. We provide a helping hand 03:23:47.461 --> 03:23:48.996 providing just enough to help get something done. 03:23:51.366 --> 03:23:53.233 We're not ok with the bank. We can't be the bank. 03:23:54.869 --> 03:23:56.869 That's not what we are. 03:23:58.390 --> 03:23:59.873 Again, recommendation is you pass this tonight we go back, 03:24:02.143 --> 03:24:04.440 we get the feedback. We bring something that could 03:24:06.810 --> 03:24:07.915 serve as an addendum to tonight but there would be something 03:24:10.619 --> 03:24:12.619 that would be an acceptable 03:24:16.291 --> 03:24:18.459 responsible alternative. The council member was thinking 03:24:20.728 --> 03:24:22.728 there and I agree with an 03:24:22.965 --> 03:24:25.133 acceptable and responsible proposal and I look forward to 03:24:27.569 --> 03:24:29.569 hearing from the developers 03:24:30.906 --> 03:24:33.174 about the barriers especially when it relates to affordable housing. 03:24:35.543 --> 03:24:37.543 I think as city leadership 03:24:39.414 --> 03:24:41.148 there's a couple things to continue to that in our work. 03:24:43.853 --> 03:24:45.754 One not only this city council meeting the mayor to the city 03:24:47.490 --> 03:24:49.490 council community members come 03:24:51.460 --> 03:24:53.460 here all the time and they talk 03:24:54.329 --> 03:24:55.997 about the barriers and the constraints on accessing 03:24:58.467 --> 03:25:00.467 affordable housing. 03:25:02.238 --> 03:25:04.720 We talk about poverty a lot through the lenses of the 03:25:06.542 --> 03:25:08.410 residents and constituent and so we also need to be mindful 03:25:10.412 --> 03:25:12.412 that we do have responsibility 03:25:14.350 --> 03:25:16.183 to the people and to provide the affordable and accessible 03:25:18.254 --> 03:25:19.555 houses and I think that does do that. 03:25:22.659 --> 03:25:24.659 that's experience trouble with 03:25:26.729 --> 03:25:28.729 people being displaced and you 03:25:30.299 --> 03:25:31.633 want to elevate that as well forward. 03:25:34.710 --> 03:25:36.710 And lastly as a city when we 03:25:37.374 --> 03:25:39.743 tell our constituents and our residents that they have to vote for their parts and they 03:25:39.743 --> 03:25:41.743 have to look for the 03:25:42.780 --> 03:25:43.812 playground's and inflations and labor costs, et cetera, et 03:25:46.549 --> 03:25:48.549 cetera, we need to be mindful 03:25:49.419 --> 03:25:51.754 of that with our developers so I'll just kind of leave it at that. 03:25:53.824 --> 03:25:56.192 Thank you. Thank you. In city attorney, just for 03:25:58.395 --> 03:26:00.395 clarification, so do we need to 03:26:01.865 --> 03:26:03.865 amend the current motion to 03:26:05.101 --> 03:26:07.101 approve the allocations and 03:26:09.600 --> 03:26:10.740 then the recommendation was to establish the criteria and 03:26:13.944 --> 03:26:15.578 revisiting the ten percent do need amending the current 03:26:17.147 --> 03:26:19.315 motion to reflect that. Yes, you would add on to the 03:26:21.384 --> 03:26:23.152 motion I just kind of crafting language what you guys are 03:26:24.121 --> 03:26:26.723 talking if you want to do if you want to follow the city manager's recommendation then I 03:26:28.559 --> 03:26:30.559 would recommend a motion like 03:26:31.829 --> 03:26:34.130 this motion to approve first recommendation the direction to start to explore the 03:26:36.100 --> 03:26:38.701 development costs flexibile and return to city council the second meeting in SEPTEMBER the 03:26:45.276 --> 03:26:47.110 recommendation ok yeah I'd much prefer to amend the the motion 03:26:48.813 --> 03:26:50.813 I can be the first on that and 03:26:56.870 --> 03:26:58.188 I would be the second ok so 03:26:58.222 --> 03:27:00.222 that would be a motion to the 03:27:01.893 --> 03:27:04.328 first recommendation that direction to staff to explore pre development costs 03:27:05.730 --> 03:27:07.998 flexibility and return to the council by the second meeting in SEPTEMBER with a 03:27:09.667 --> 03:27:11.667 recommendation we had a first 03:27:13.338 --> 03:27:15.338 and second right quick cash 03:27:19.780 --> 03:27:20.315 both please pass the seventeen . 03:27:23.348 --> 03:27:25.348 Thank you. 03:27:27.652 --> 03:27:29.652 Ok item sixteen public hearings 03:27:31.122 --> 03:27:32.856 public hearing for approval of the resolution adopting the 03:27:35.328 --> 03:27:36.961 revised espn groundwater service and groundwater 03:27:40.332 --> 03:27:42.660 sustainably plan I now declare that public hearing open staff 03:27:44.690 --> 03:27:46.690 gather for the mayor and 03:27:46.905 --> 03:27:48.905 council members title director 03:27:50.609 --> 03:27:52.309 municipal utilities they have a short presentation regarding 03:27:54.814 --> 03:27:56.381 this matter and we can answer questions after that. 03:27:58.651 --> 03:28:00.385 I have made my direct deputy director of water resources to 03:28:05.524 --> 03:28:07.524 give the presentation. 03:28:09.294 --> 03:28:10.928 It is in their council members mitchell deputy director 03:28:13.967 --> 03:28:16.468 of water division and I am going to be talking about the groundwater sustainability plan 03:28:17.303 --> 03:28:18.937 specifically asking for approval of the revised 03:28:21.607 --> 03:28:24.209 sustainability plan gsp and then authorize the groundwater authority to submit that to the 03:28:27.513 --> 03:28:29.782 department of water resources. So this is just a little bit on 03:28:31.852 --> 03:28:34.253 the regional getting kind of where we're at. So the eastern san joaquin 03:28:35.689 --> 03:28:38.390 groundwater sub basin is one of 21 basins identified by the california department of water 03:28:40.426 --> 03:28:42.161 resources as being in a state of critical overdraft, meaning 03:28:43.763 --> 03:28:45.597 that the groundwater has been drawn down to that determined 03:28:48.168 --> 03:28:50.168 level said not that sustainable 03:28:50.437 --> 03:28:52.872 groundwater management act requires preparation of the groundwater sustainability plan 03:28:54.741 --> 03:28:56.308 to address measures necessary to attain sustainable 03:28:58.678 --> 03:29:00.678 conditions in the 70s and this 03:29:02.983 --> 03:29:04.717 is a blow up of our sub base and right here there's sixteen 03:29:05.853 --> 03:29:07.620 separate groundwater istanbouli agencies within our area and 03:29:10.900 --> 03:29:11.624 all those six separate agencies all contributed our 03:29:13.794 --> 03:29:15.794 participants to this plan and 03:29:17.864 --> 03:29:20.266 these are the six sustainability indicators. These are what we're trying to 03:29:22.437 --> 03:29:24.104 avoid either mitigate or try to avoid them in the future. 03:29:25.720 --> 03:29:26.773 So chronic lowering of groundwater level reduction 03:29:28.643 --> 03:29:30.477 in groundwater storage, water intrusion, degraded water 03:29:32.646 --> 03:29:34.380 quality land land subsidence and depletion of interconnected 03:29:36.950 --> 03:29:38.950 surface water. 03:29:40.622 --> 03:29:42.489 This is a graphic just showing basically what we're trying to 03:29:44.459 --> 03:29:46.459 get to so you can see the 03:29:47.862 --> 03:29:50.397 graphic over on the left and we're trying to show the minimum level that we don't 03:29:52.333 --> 03:29:54.968 want the groundwater down to the on down to and then the levels where you have this 03:29:56.400 --> 03:29:57.838 operation operational comfort level and we're trying 03:30:00.508 --> 03:30:02.142 to establish during this process that establishes 03:30:04.120 --> 03:30:06.613 minimum thresholds which is a minimum level that we want the groundwater to be drawn down 03:30:07.449 --> 03:30:09.316 and over this 20 year period, which is what the graphic to 03:30:11.185 --> 03:30:12.819 the right is showing the the the potential future 03:30:15.124 --> 03:30:17.124 of reaching that sustainability 03:30:18.961 --> 03:30:21.280 in our groundwater source so and so how do you do this? 03:30:24.566 --> 03:30:26.566 The way that we are as a as a 03:30:26.902 --> 03:30:28.669 as an agency is to either reduce demand on the ground so 03:30:30.639 --> 03:30:33.700 in a dry groundwater out or we're going to try and replenish that groundwater and 03:30:34.777 --> 03:30:36.444 the city stock right now does have a project in place for 03:30:37.880 --> 03:30:39.747 groundwater recharge project that we're already starting 03:30:41.830 --> 03:30:42.950 this week to do the fiscal studies and then that will be 03:30:45.320 --> 03:30:47.855 put water in those basins and then that will replenish the local groundwater in that area. 03:30:50.260 --> 03:30:52.260 So that's where the the gsp is 03:30:53.496 --> 03:30:55.630 going to in that project. For example, in the dispute 03:30:57.266 --> 03:30:59.266 itself. 03:31:01.537 --> 03:31:03.171 So this is this is the conceptual the groundwater 03:31:05.375 --> 03:31:07.375 project here on the left is the 03:31:08.244 --> 03:31:10.312 depicting the total groundwater conditions and then over on the 03:31:13.216 --> 03:31:14.850 right the lighter blue and yellow on top showing the 03:31:16.519 --> 03:31:19.120 yellow is basically the the deficit or the area that we need to make up into the 03:31:20.789 --> 03:31:22.691 groundwater basin itself. And so you see those numbers 03:31:24.928 --> 03:31:26.595 14000 acre feet of 64000 acre feet that's basically that 03:31:28.131 --> 03:31:29.899 yellow bar with sand like that. It's basically the yellow bar 03:31:31.568 --> 03:31:34.269 at the top. So that's what we're trying to reach to become a sustainable 03:31:39.750 --> 03:31:41.611 groundwater and so we got comments from the park and from water resources, one that our 03:31:43.800 --> 03:31:45.800 first version of this this plan 03:31:46.783 --> 03:31:48.417 to them and they came up with four key areas that they 03:31:49.986 --> 03:31:51.986 commented on and so that the 03:31:53.857 --> 03:31:56.325 groundwater agency developed four separate teams to address department of water resources 03:31:58.329 --> 03:32:00.290 comments and they were divided in these four categories and 03:32:01.932 --> 03:32:04.334 desirable result definition and project and management actions drinking water and shallow 03:32:06.203 --> 03:32:07.870 wells, groundwater quality degradation areas where the 03:32:09.606 --> 03:32:11.606 groundwater level decline is 03:32:13.760 --> 03:32:15.678 allowed and land subsidence. so these are all the primary water resources comments were 03:32:17.448 --> 03:32:19.182 addressed in these four times and those are incorporated and 03:32:24.788 --> 03:32:26.823 attached into the dsp itself. So here's a look at the 03:32:28.893 --> 03:32:31.600 timeline of where we have been. So back in 2019 and when we 03:32:31.729 --> 03:32:34.164 submitted the original groundwater sustainability plan to the department of water 03:32:36.634 --> 03:32:38.368 resources they had it for a couple of years and then they 03:32:39.837 --> 03:32:42.773 submitted comments back to us and that's what would be in the process of doing is developing 03:32:43.808 --> 03:32:45.709 responses back to their comments modifying the gsp and 03:32:47.911 --> 03:32:49.779 now we're ready to resubmit and get a council approval and then 03:32:51.249 --> 03:32:52.983 resubmit that revised plan back to the department of water 03:32:55.200 --> 03:32:57.921 resources. So we have been and we have been the wagon council water 03:32:59.691 --> 03:33:01.458 committee at this item so that those groups have been briefed 03:33:03.528 --> 03:33:05.195 on our actions and we're here today to have the public 03:33:07.640 --> 03:33:08.866 hearing obviously and to hopefully adopt the revised 03:33:10.302 --> 03:33:12.270 plan. So the revised plan is posted 03:33:17.709 --> 03:33:19.709 on this website 03:33:31.790 --> 03:33:34.930 and through the groundwater authority website and the actual submittal date 03:33:34.930 --> 03:33:35.860 for the ground for the groundwater sustainability plan 03:33:47.260 --> 03:33:49.580 the department which is actually tomorrow. So we're actually really on this tight timeframe you get married and give us a lot of time to respond and work on this. It is a very concerted effort guatemalan it went to demonstrate with the facts of the groundwater and the impacts that the beneficial 03:33:49.580 --> 03:33:51.420 projects would have on recharging the groundwater based. So just the recommendation date is adopt the revised gsp and authorizes the va to submit the 03:33:53.112 --> 03:33:55.613 revised gsp to the department of water resources and I'm happy to answer any questions 03:33:57.783 --> 03:33:59.783 made to have any public 03:34:00.620 --> 03:34:02.620 comments made in cast member. 03:34:04.824 --> 03:34:06.824 I thank I'm connected to this 03:34:08.494 --> 03:34:10.262 in a couple of ways the chair of the council water committee 03:34:12.198 --> 03:34:13.932 and I'm our representative the eastern san joaquin and 03:34:15.568 --> 03:34:17.568 groundwater authority along 03:34:19.372 --> 03:34:21.207 with our alternate DR. Leidel between the two of us were 03:34:27.447 --> 03:34:29.314 there for every meeting this is a very long process as you saw 03:34:31.484 --> 03:34:33.484 by the time by the timeline. 03:34:34.353 --> 03:34:36.155 But more importantly, I want pointing out the cooperation 03:34:39.359 --> 03:34:41.427 that our groundwater agencies had in coming together for this. 03:34:42.863 --> 03:34:44.730 They have been if you watched how people argue about water in 03:34:47.330 --> 03:34:49.330 southern san king valley, I'd 03:34:51.437 --> 03:34:53.807 say we're far different and it used to be this is a kind of a 03:34:55.275 --> 03:34:57.275 new doing business for all the 03:34:58.312 --> 03:35:00.460 different water agencies throughout the northern san 03:35:02.649 --> 03:35:04.316 joaquin valley and even further south because obviously the 03:35:06.954 --> 03:35:08.721 harder water gets, you know, because the farms get bigger 03:35:10.992 --> 03:35:12.992 and we get to delay the need to 03:35:14.762 --> 03:35:16.730 get bigger but we have been very good with each other about 03:35:18.799 --> 03:35:20.867 looking at this. We came up with a primary plan 03:35:22.770 --> 03:35:24.770 that was submitted to the ewr. 03:35:25.506 --> 03:35:27.340 They rejected that first attempt with comments came back 03:35:30.245 --> 03:35:31.845 and staff reworked it and they're they're fairly 03:35:34.148 --> 03:35:36.483 confident that this this one is sufficient to gain full approval by you are and I'm 03:35:38.118 --> 03:35:40.118 fully supportive this action. 03:35:40.788 --> 03:35:43.560 Thank you council member. I just have a question so we 03:35:45.927 --> 03:35:47.261 still get different water sources. 03:35:49.597 --> 03:35:50.998 So then how do you find out which one? 03:35:53.100 --> 03:35:54.435 So the plan is to take out the water supply. 03:35:56.704 --> 03:35:59.573 Right and then do the on that's one of our sources. Yeah, we would use our existing 03:36:00.942 --> 03:36:02.676 permit to draw from the san joaquin river, the delta and 03:36:04.346 --> 03:36:06.470 also from irrigation district. There are contract water 03:36:08.684 --> 03:36:10.751 contracts with them as well. I guess it didn't stop me. 03:36:11.586 --> 03:36:13.320 I mean right what we're helping pay those minds what water do 03:36:15.230 --> 03:36:16.890 we get from them? I mean is that right? 03:36:19.327 --> 03:36:21.290 Because we the agreement before we did the delta water supply 03:36:26.869 --> 03:36:28.669 project is to get it from we get treated water from stockton 03:36:30.720 --> 03:36:33.700 but I believe the doctor might want to weigh in on this. He's got a little bit more 03:36:35.610 --> 03:36:37.610 experience with it, not just 03:36:38.848 --> 03:36:41.160 answer your question, doctor. This provides water for his 03:36:43.850 --> 03:36:45.850 reservoir on the river and the 03:36:46.756 --> 03:36:48.156 organ reservoir on the kelleher's. 03:36:50.359 --> 03:36:52.600 There's also they also have the ability to pump groundwater 03:36:54.196 --> 03:36:56.665 that's been banked at their treatment plant site. They have a number of basins 03:36:57.834 --> 03:36:59.768 out there that they've been recharging water for some years. 03:37:01.237 --> 03:37:03.171 So there's three potential sources from stockton east at 03:37:06.976 --> 03:37:08.810 the as mitch was just describing, we are proposing to 03:37:11.963 --> 03:37:14.917 develop a groundwater recharge facility at that that was my 03:37:17.187 --> 03:37:19.121 project that could receive water from the delta and 03:37:21.591 --> 03:37:23.358 particularly during the winter months when our demand is low 03:37:24.827 --> 03:37:26.495 in the city rather than just that water passing down the 03:37:28.965 --> 03:37:30.700 river to the delta, we can bank that water for later use during 03:37:32.502 --> 03:37:34.503 the summer months. Ok, so that my other question 03:37:36.340 --> 03:37:37.873 so we never gave up the rights stockman e no. 03:37:40.143 --> 03:37:42.110 So we don't have that accessibility. Absolutely. 03:37:43.413 --> 03:37:46.115 We need for the bonds for the improvements to that and then per acre foot or whatever we 03:37:48.519 --> 03:37:50.519 get from them we we continue to 03:37:51.922 --> 03:37:53.623 pay for the bonds we don't pay specifically but right through 03:37:55.559 --> 03:37:57.426 our base monthly payments that we make to stockton east those 03:37:59.763 --> 03:38:01.964 bonds are paid for for their conveyance project through the goodwin project. 03:38:02.799 --> 03:38:04.799 You remember that. 03:38:06.571 --> 03:38:08.380 And so yeah we still start south stockton. 03:38:10.374 --> 03:38:12.175 This is almost a hundred standing water from stockton 03:38:14.678 --> 03:38:17.347 east as well as we also take a large amount of water into north stockton through stockton. 03:38:18.916 --> 03:38:20.983 These facilities as well. Ok, so we haven't given up that 03:38:21.752 --> 03:38:23.387 access to that water. Not at all. 03:38:25.823 --> 03:38:27.791 Thank you. Look, there are no further 03:38:29.727 --> 03:38:31.727 questions at the council. 03:38:32.763 --> 03:38:34.763 An enclosed kassovitz please 03:38:36.834 --> 03:38:38.235 pass on seven. Thank you. 03:38:40.806 --> 03:38:42.740 Item sixteen point to public hearing to approve a resolution 03:38:44.709 --> 03:38:46.343 overruling protest adopting a delinquent utility service 03:38:48.646 --> 03:38:50.480 assessment report and directing the assessment be placed on the 03:38:52.784 --> 03:38:54.618 sound king county treasurer tax collectors tax rule and that 03:38:56.921 --> 03:38:58.990 includes a public hearing open staff that in there and counsel 03:39:00.826 --> 03:39:02.660 kimberly trammel financial officer and we're presenting 03:39:05.363 --> 03:39:06.964 the information needed to put assessments on the tax 03:39:08.867 --> 03:39:10.367 collectors, the delinquent utility accounts. 03:39:11.770 --> 03:39:14.271 So we're providing services for our wastewater stormwater and garbage and these are for 03:39:16.542 --> 03:39:18.409 utility bills that have not been paid to provide a more 03:39:20.312 --> 03:39:21.946 efficient method of collecting delinquent utility bills. 03:39:24.820 --> 03:39:26.384 The council in twenty eighteen authorized the collection of these assessments on the 03:39:28.453 --> 03:39:30.453 property tax for and so this 03:39:31.857 --> 03:39:33.658 process includes three steps the notice of violation and 03:39:36.128 --> 03:39:38.663 intent to record the charges and charges to be assessed and the council public hearing 03:39:41.670 --> 03:39:43.670 tonight as well as it involves 03:39:43.903 --> 03:39:46.638 lots of notices in an appeal process that we'll talk about further in the sides of the 03:39:48.941 --> 03:39:50.676 city those for approximately ninety four thousand customers 03:39:51.811 --> 03:39:53.811 and what the number 03:39:54.914 --> 03:39:56.914 of customers that are on this 03:39:59.585 --> 03:40:01.286 list tonight we put reports to that this information and we 03:40:02.588 --> 03:40:04.656 look at all the accounts that are 90 days or more of our 03:40:06.725 --> 03:40:08.760 delinquent. So the first step of the 03:40:10.297 --> 03:40:12.931 process is the process. The city now certified in regular letters on JANUARY 13th 03:40:15.168 --> 03:40:16.902 in MARCH 24th of this year to so this addresses and the 03:40:18.804 --> 03:40:20.839 addresses provided by sandakan county for delinquent property taxes. 03:40:22.909 --> 03:40:25.443 As I said, those those were more than 90 days delinquent at the time that we put the 03:40:27.470 --> 03:40:28.748 records we had one thousand three hundred and sixty nine 03:40:30.717 --> 03:40:33.119 owners received this notice. The property owners are provided with an option to 03:40:34.354 --> 03:40:36.521 appeal. We had three of those at that 03:40:38.491 --> 03:40:40.225 time and ended up with 800 the 11 million recorded against 03:40:42.496 --> 03:40:45.640 property owners. Throughout this process we allow the account owners to 03:40:47.368 --> 03:40:49.368 come and do a payment plan or 03:40:49.503 --> 03:40:52.400 make payments to in this continue to change. And so once a year we go 03:40:53.674 --> 03:40:55.608 through the assessment process and so we started that by 03:40:57.444 --> 03:41:00.146 mailing certified regular letters on JUNE 9th. Just this addresses in the 03:41:02.216 --> 03:41:03.917 addresses provided by the st. Louis county for delinquent 03:41:05.586 --> 03:41:08.870 property owners. We initially had one thousand six hundred and twenty one 03:41:10.900 --> 03:41:11.724 parcels that included two one thousand five hundred and 03:41:12.760 --> 03:41:14.727 ninety nine customers received in the notice of charges to be 03:41:17.310 --> 03:41:18.765 assessed and we had almost two point nine dollars million in 03:41:20.635 --> 03:41:23.403 delinquent charges. The next step in this process was to hold administrative 03:41:24.572 --> 03:41:27.340 hearings. We had 16 owners appear before the administrative hearing 03:41:31.845 --> 03:41:33.580 officer and twelve of those twelve of those continued on 03:41:34.650 --> 03:41:36.650 our list and the four pulled 03:41:42.791 --> 03:41:45.292 off the required public hearing. And so that's what we're doing tonight. 03:41:46.427 --> 03:41:48.562 We publish the notice for this hearing on JULY 12th and JULY 19th. 03:41:50.231 --> 03:41:52.231 Customers are informed of the 03:41:53.702 --> 03:41:55.670 public hearing as well. So that brings us tonight is 03:41:58.140 --> 03:41:59.907 that we started with about two point eight nine on this two 03:42:00.976 --> 03:42:02.643 point nine million and delinquent accounts within 03:42:04.880 --> 03:42:06.614 taking payments as people since they were notified and then 03:42:08.817 --> 03:42:10.652 updating the list regularly exhibit one and attached to the 03:42:12.421 --> 03:42:14.322 staff report is the list as of JULY 18th we have to provide 03:42:15.758 --> 03:42:17.760 this information to the county by others tend to get it on the 03:42:17.760 --> 03:42:19.760 property tax and so we'll 03:42:20.762 --> 03:42:22.762 continue to make updates as 03:42:23.965 --> 03:42:25.800 payments come in and as well if any other changes are needed. 03:42:28.638 --> 03:42:30.372 Also a little bit of a complication this year we had 03:42:32.208 --> 03:42:34.208 our alleged program for water 03:42:35.311 --> 03:42:37.440 and wastewater and so we had to factor that into the process. 03:42:39.748 --> 03:42:42.383 The first one to come through was the accounts had already been credited with the state 03:42:43.986 --> 03:42:46.155 that funds we received. But the second one we're in the 03:42:47.123 --> 03:42:49.524 process of doing those credits right now. So that made sure to go through 03:42:51.600 --> 03:42:53.620 and give all of those accounts the credits from the state funds. 03:42:53.620 --> 03:42:55.620 So we had five hundred nineteen 03:42:55.731 --> 03:42:57.731 thousand twenty six dollars in 03:43:04.892 --> 03:43:06.691 credits from the california wastewater averaged them already applied to these accounts since we did our initial notices. But before we published the 03:43:08.440 --> 03:43:10.440 list on JULY the JULY 18th list 03:43:11.514 --> 03:43:14.349 we also received approximately three hundred and ten thousand dollars in payments during that time. 03:43:15.510 --> 03:43:16.484 so a number of accounts came off of this. 03:43:18.621 --> 03:43:20.890 So we're left with one thousand three hundred and seventy accounts a balance of just 03:43:22.793 --> 03:43:24.560 under two million remaining delinquent that we will refer 03:43:26.630 --> 03:43:28.630 to salkey county for the AUGUST 03:43:30.801 --> 03:43:32.501 10th deadline and just to as I mentioned, things can change. 03:43:38.108 --> 03:43:40.108 These numbers can change 03:43:51.588 --> 03:43:53.790 . We'll continue to update and give the county the latest 03:43:53.790 --> 03:43:56.494 information we have on on or about AUGUST 10th. So the recommended action tonight is involved essentially 03:43:56.494 --> 03:43:58.929 it's all of the steps that need to be taken to the delinquent, those on the assessment and on 03:43:58.929 --> 03:44:01.332 the property tax law. So it would be to over the protests to confirm the unpaid 03:44:01.332 --> 03:44:03.600 utility service charges set forth in the delinquent utilities service charges 03:44:04.869 --> 03:44:06.569 assessment report which was attached adopt the delinquent 03:44:08.372 --> 03:44:10.806 utility service charges assessment report directly assessors to be placed on the 03:44:12.810 --> 03:44:15.212 tetsuro authorized direct the city manager or his designee to execute all documents and 03:44:17.150 --> 03:44:18.715 authorize a city manager to take necessary and appropriate 03:44:20.818 --> 03:44:23.253 actions with I. I'm happy to take questions very quickly. 03:44:24.222 --> 03:44:26.689 Any public comments on there? Thank you very much for guiding. Yes. 03:44:27.524 --> 03:44:29.693 Question. Why does an address have more 03:44:31.930 --> 03:44:33.930 than one listing? 03:44:35.633 --> 03:44:37.601 Not a person but I mean the person is the same but why 03:44:40.171 --> 03:44:42.873 would an address be on here more than one time you could have multiple accounts and I'm 03:44:44.142 --> 03:44:45.809 going to assume it's like a duplex triplex, that type 03:44:47.413 --> 03:44:49.460 of thing that well, it's like a duplex or a tripod says 03:44:51.483 --> 03:44:53.184 multiple water access or but so to see the address is exactly 03:44:55.220 --> 03:44:57.254 the same duplex and triplets have a different unique address. 03:45:01.793 --> 03:45:03.793 You could have multiple units. 03:45:05.764 --> 03:45:07.899 It's probably not so much by the address but by the number 03:45:09.468 --> 03:45:11.468 of units located that that 03:45:12.771 --> 03:45:14.771 addresses what I would imagine 03:45:18.176 --> 03:45:20.176 it's yeah it's that is correct. 03:45:23.849 --> 03:45:25.817 Countermeasure cannava, can you refresh my memory when we did 03:45:28.921 --> 03:45:30.655 the one there was part that we didn't collect when we got the 03:45:32.591 --> 03:45:34.591 state funding to help nat so is 03:45:35.861 --> 03:45:37.895 that forgiving also and right was there was there a penalty 03:45:40.660 --> 03:45:42.668 or so a credit was applied to the delinquent accounts that qualify for the state water and 03:45:44.937 --> 03:45:46.705 wastewater arrearage for them. So basically the account said 03:45:48.541 --> 03:45:50.275 you owe money, reduce the amount owed and we took that 03:45:52.411 --> 03:45:54.746 off before we ever put together this list. Ok, so that takes into 03:45:56.515 --> 03:45:58.217 consideration the shortage that we already adjusted for sure. 03:45:59.719 --> 03:46:01.719 That's a question your thinking 03:46:05.291 --> 03:46:07.291 all right here is close to cash 03:46:09.962 --> 03:46:11.962 both passes six to one of the 03:46:13.232 --> 03:46:14.766 dissenting. Thank you. 03:46:15.402 --> 03:46:17.402 I'm 17 senior manager update 03:46:19.873 --> 03:46:21.641 the nothing father this evening there I'm sure there's nothing 03:46:23.910 --> 03:46:25.744 absent you know something that I don't know. No, no. 03:46:26.680 --> 03:46:28.514 I've got a lot of positive things happening in the city. 03:46:30.116 --> 03:46:32.151 So now I got to say that the there'll be a lot of things 03:46:37.691 --> 03:46:39.859 coming up we're planning to do an on site media event probably 03:46:42.929 --> 03:46:44.929 in late SEPTEMBER regarding the 03:46:46.433 --> 03:46:49.135 crisis intervention program. Want to give them a chance to get set up and start getting 03:46:49.604 --> 03:46:51.604 the rolling. 03:46:53.173 --> 03:46:54.407 We've got so much stuff coming . 03:46:57.778 --> 03:46:59.412 You know, we're looking to do the youth employment and 03:47:01.182 --> 03:47:03.816 development media piece but we want to get our partners in place for us so they can be 03:47:04.851 --> 03:47:07.120 right with us. And you know, when we do the 03:47:09.624 --> 03:47:11.624 media announcement, so forth so 03:47:12.994 --> 03:47:14.994 that rfp gets issued this week 03:47:16.364 --> 03:47:18.131 and so we're looking for multiple partners, three to 03:47:20.401 --> 03:47:22.235 four partners that will help us to cascade this program out. 03:47:23.537 --> 03:47:25.372 So once we have them in place we'll do a media event. 03:47:27.576 --> 03:47:29.576 They'll be present with you all 03:47:31.679 --> 03:47:33.679 and we can roll that out on you 03:47:35.650 --> 03:47:37.718 get the month at a glance that that is a good a good source to 03:47:39.787 --> 03:47:41.721 us to see what's coming. It's a lot very busy. 03:47:43.191 --> 03:47:45.191 The good news tonight also with 03:47:46.461 --> 03:47:48.629 what you just approved with less than two years we have you 03:47:50.699 --> 03:47:52.299 all have funded more than a thousand new units 03:47:54.769 --> 03:47:57.438 of affordable housing with what you did tonight. Tonight is another a sixty 65 03:47:58.640 --> 03:48:00.341 units or four hundred and forty five minutes one of the two. 03:48:02.344 --> 03:48:03.745 So we're getting a lot of good stuff done. 03:48:06.148 --> 03:48:08.148 Highly productive staffs 03:48:09.384 --> 03:48:11.180 answering the call and we plan to continue to do that. 03:48:13.855 --> 03:48:15.855 Thank you for the council 03:48:16.892 --> 03:48:19.861 canterbury djuric. Thank you mayor. I just want to make a few comments. 03:48:20.563 --> 03:48:22.597 I want to thank the city manager staff the the ribbon 03:48:25.568 --> 03:48:27.202 cutting for tony parker was a pretty amazing experience 03:48:29.505 --> 03:48:31.505 getting the peers to come up 03:48:32.174 --> 03:48:33.941 out there and support it that solid staff through the snow 03:48:36.412 --> 03:48:38.380 cone idea really hoping that y'all can kind of not just use 03:48:40.160 --> 03:48:42.317 for ribbon cuttings. I think I saw a lot of kids 03:48:43.786 --> 03:48:45.860 trying to get a snow cone and yeah. 03:48:46.855 --> 03:48:48.623 So I'm hoping that some weekend incorporate this into public 03:48:50.793 --> 03:48:53.329 space engagement in general throughout the city and I'm happy to use discretionary 03:48:54.998 --> 03:48:57.833 funds to make that happen. I can see how popular that's been every time we have stuff 03:48:59.350 --> 03:49:01.700 like that. So I thank you to my peers for 03:49:01.700 --> 03:49:03.700 coming on supporting that was 03:49:03.506 --> 03:49:05.506 pretty awesome experience which 03:49:06.276 --> 03:49:08.276 seemed to be pretty universally 03:49:09.346 --> 03:49:11.346 positive responses. 03:49:17.687 --> 03:49:19.454 Second, I wanted to and huge gratitude towards nancy lam and 03:49:21.858 --> 03:49:23.858 to add on cares I had made it 03:49:24.127 --> 03:49:26.294 out to that backpack giveaway and I um I went with my wife 03:49:28.632 --> 03:49:30.632 and my three kids and as we 03:49:32.536 --> 03:49:34.536 drove up there was a nine from 03:49:36.206 --> 03:49:38.141 where the bounce the bounce of sky zone at the corner 03:49:40.610 --> 03:49:42.445 of the building all the way down to the eatery that was 03:49:44.115 --> 03:49:46.115 sherwood mall and my kids just 03:49:47.685 --> 03:49:49.352 like what's the line for and it was quite eye opening to 03:49:51.523 --> 03:49:54.124 realize how many people are willing to stand in line and one hundred plus degree weather 03:49:55.926 --> 03:49:57.693 is to get to pretend all that that so that shows how much 03:49:59.563 --> 03:50:01.970 of a need there is especially with our youth. 03:50:03.968 --> 03:50:06.470 So not just nancy, I know there are a lot of organizations that are there doing things like 03:50:06.704 --> 03:50:08.704 backpack giveaways and it's 03:50:10.574 --> 03:50:12.843 it's it's so humbling. You know, when I try to talk to 03:50:14.445 --> 03:50:16.713 my children about this that um ,kids they don't even recognize it. 03:50:19.184 --> 03:50:21.785 It's kind of it's painful in a way that you have you know, your kids like oh, the other 03:50:23.254 --> 03:50:24.955 kids in your class you don't have backpacks and like they 03:50:26.357 --> 03:50:28.959 don't even think of it like they just think oh like they they must forget it. 03:50:31.329 --> 03:50:33.960 So that's how they they and I won't say normalized but that's 03:50:34.966 --> 03:50:36.733 how they recognize kids that go without it at that age it's 03:50:39.137 --> 03:50:41.138 hard to do it so I try to have those conversations with my kids. 03:50:41.773 --> 03:50:44.375 I know other families do as well so thank you to the organizations out there who are 03:50:45.444 --> 03:50:47.311 doing those types of events because I know that there's 03:50:49.748 --> 03:50:51.748 definitely a need and then my 03:50:52.617 --> 03:50:54.384 back is hurting from that council member warmsley was 03:50:57.550 --> 03:50:59.550 taking pleasure and just free 03:51:00.759 --> 03:51:03.270 free press and the duck the water so there is no pad at the 03:51:04.596 --> 03:51:06.197 that that was a straight force to the concrete. 03:51:09.101 --> 03:51:10.835 Martin and I went right after COUNCILMAN Wright who as we 03:51:12.705 --> 03:51:14.705 discussed earlier displaced 03:51:16.175 --> 03:51:18.175 quite a lot of water so I got 03:51:20.346 --> 03:51:22.213 quite the the the a week and still now my friend my tailbone 03:51:24.783 --> 03:51:26.783 hurts so but it was for a good 03:51:27.686 --> 03:51:29.686 cause and it was really cool to 03:51:31.570 --> 03:51:33.910 see how much support this council has been doing for that. 03:51:35.294 --> 03:51:37.896 So it's really an honor to, you know, doing that and engaging in the community and this 03:51:39.465 --> 03:51:41.166 council is definitely engaged which makes it a lot easier. 03:51:47.730 --> 03:51:48.908 Thanks council member warmsley . Thank you so much. 03:51:51.177 --> 03:51:53.177 And and I too attended the to 03:51:54.381 --> 03:51:56.515 and I backpack particularly it it really touched me to see the 03:51:58.785 --> 03:52:00.785 amount of young people and 03:52:06.126 --> 03:52:08.160 families I learned of the backpack and I think it's 03:52:10.731 --> 03:52:12.731 telling the times that we're 03:52:14.801 --> 03:52:16.801 living the special with the 03:52:18.471 --> 03:52:20.471 powerpoint girls and that's you 03:52:22.420 --> 03:52:24.420 know we got that that's nice. 03:52:24.645 --> 03:52:26.645 I'll tell you that it is very 03:52:28.916 --> 03:52:30.916 telling about the challenge and 03:52:32.319 --> 03:52:34.387 sand is very tough and about how and where we are in our 03:52:36.623 --> 03:52:38.290 community where that many people needed that pogson. 03:52:40.695 --> 03:52:42.695 It was kind of interesting 03:52:44.432 --> 03:52:46.266 because I'm a listener and the two kids who are talking near 03:52:48.350 --> 03:52:50.350 the double-take and the local 03:52:51.538 --> 03:52:53.640 tuss another they're like oh you're too bothered about that too. 03:52:55.676 --> 03:52:57.978 It's just kind of heartbreaking . And so I think that that's just 03:52:59.547 --> 03:53:01.248 something that we should be considering, especially when 03:53:03.951 --> 03:53:05.452 we're talking about equity, we talk about equity. 03:53:07.922 --> 03:53:09.922 Our young people must be 03:53:11.726 --> 03:53:13.726 centered directly in the to the 03:53:14.996 --> 03:53:16.764 and then just explain in the kids and then push the button. 03:53:22.670 --> 03:53:24.838 I push to that and secondly, I do want to just bring this up 03:53:26.307 --> 03:53:28.307 because this was the third time 03:53:29.677 --> 03:53:31.677 that I heard this website 03:53:34.283 --> 03:53:36.283 calling to actual time at the 03:53:37.152 --> 03:53:39.860 water park because somebody called me on this weekend and 03:53:41.356 --> 03:53:43.356 asked me if the water park 03:53:44.926 --> 03:53:46.593 opened at eight or eleven thirty because that website 03:53:48.663 --> 03:53:50.663 said so I'm on a two all 03:53:52.134 --> 03:53:54.134 of that for future follow up. 03:53:59.308 --> 03:54:01.308 Secondly and then you see the 03:54:14.323 --> 03:54:16.826 community members and residents the opportunity to come together to find a national 03:54:16.826 --> 03:54:19.940 night out which is happening on AUGUST 2nd there locations within the city. 03:54:19.940 --> 03:54:21.597 So I'm really excited about that. I think this is the first one now this is the second one 03:54:21.597 --> 03:54:23.599 since the pandan the national nine are out. It's just a great opportunity 03:54:23.599 --> 03:54:25.599 to look the five there's one 03:54:26.669 --> 03:54:28.669 of those relationships and 03:54:31.174 --> 03:54:33.208 secondly, I had an opportunity to visit the father the kids 03:54:35.377 --> 03:54:37.112 of the past this hours and did take some pictures of some 03:54:39.148 --> 03:54:41.148 light displays. 03:54:43.153 --> 03:54:45.200 Are these without tears and piles and piles of trash and 03:54:47.290 --> 03:54:49.290 wanting to constituents? 03:54:50.459 --> 03:54:52.459 I didn't know who did notify 03:54:54.130 --> 03:54:56.970 our offices that I was on the scene and the smell of food 03:54:58.134 --> 03:54:59.902 because I don't think that I was probably going to person 03:55:02.172 --> 03:55:04.339 should be walking. So this kind of in and out also 03:55:06.409 --> 03:55:08.177 wanting to take this opportunity to remind community 03:55:10.213 --> 03:55:12.213 members of the basij is to 03:55:13.917 --> 03:55:15.451 utilize astatine I'm with the vice mayor of this. 03:55:17.488 --> 03:55:19.488 I want to see those thousand 03:55:21.570 --> 03:55:22.992 astatke to the quest instead of tagging us on facebook and 03:55:24.762 --> 03:55:26.762 that's and the messenger or 03:55:28.632 --> 03:55:30.399 whatever and wanting to follow up on some future agenda items 03:55:32.636 --> 03:55:33.902 that this council has asked for. 03:55:37.410 --> 03:55:39.410 One is ok and a passport or 03:55:40.511 --> 03:55:41.811 presentation still looking for that. 03:55:44.581 --> 03:55:46.249 I'm just interested in the question that the movie is 03:55:47.518 --> 03:55:49.518 about four weeks ago about the 03:55:51.222 --> 03:55:53.222 wooden sidewalks and the cost 03:55:55.493 --> 03:55:57.661 to replacing the sidewalks and then I know that we did receive 03:56:00.364 --> 03:56:02.364 an e-mail that the local park 03:56:03.134 --> 03:56:05.134 school I'm sorry the park put 03:56:07.404 --> 03:56:09.572 but I would prefer that to come on the agenda item so that the 03:56:11.420 --> 03:56:13.420 community is informed by the 03:56:14.913 --> 03:56:16.780 city staff and department heads about where that was and where 03:56:19.350 --> 03:56:21.350 we I thought that the vice 03:56:21.419 --> 03:56:23.787 mayor has her hand up on that as well. But I think that we have 03:56:25.757 --> 03:56:27.625 already asked for that before. So this will be another 03:56:29.594 --> 03:56:31.594 opportunity that I'm taking to 03:56:33.465 --> 03:56:35.533 elevate that last night last week I don't know the last four 03:56:36.901 --> 03:56:38.636 or five months and so COUNCILMAN The talked about 03:56:42.340 --> 03:56:44.740 ases elevated someone I thought that already because you know 03:56:48.780 --> 03:56:50.780 about the name of the the 03:56:55.654 --> 03:56:57.521 person for the acs train . 03:57:00.240 --> 03:57:02.240 Ok, ok, empathy is training a 03:57:04.497 --> 03:57:06.497 great way to yeah. 03:57:07.767 --> 03:57:09.300 Yeah great basis too gkhan website is great. 03:57:12.471 --> 03:57:14.272 We have had in that city we've had multiple people come in and 03:57:15.908 --> 03:57:18.476 do a training for us. I could go back and check on that if you'd like. 03:57:19.813 --> 03:57:21.813 No I was also going to out 03:57:24.830 --> 03:57:25.751 of the former attorney for the attorney general DR. Nathan 03:57:27.887 --> 03:57:29.654 burks and she was a pediatrician from kaiser san 03:57:31.624 --> 03:57:33.624 francisco and she is another 03:57:35.494 --> 03:57:37.363 powerful and I said powerful intentionally an individual who 03:57:40.330 --> 03:57:42.330 does virtual training. 03:57:43.937 --> 03:57:45.804 She has a tattoo on ases if you had not had an experienced 03:57:47.807 --> 03:57:49.408 opportunity to get a train they are free by the way. 03:57:51.844 --> 03:57:53.844 And so I want to elevate that 03:57:55.150 --> 03:57:56.782 and then something that the mayor said that kind of you 03:57:59.190 --> 03:58:00.786 know, kind of drop me up a little bit when he was talking 03:58:01.955 --> 03:58:04.220 about the causes of like mental health I that is going to take 03:58:06.693 --> 03:58:08.693 this on apology opportunity to 03:58:09.862 --> 03:58:11.630 talk about some of the core causes which includes poverty, 03:58:14.268 --> 03:58:15.868 access to health care resources services housing, youth 03:58:18.372 --> 03:58:19.705 services, job and finding purpose. 03:58:22.576 --> 03:58:24.343 I think a lot of times are young people are lost and don't 03:58:26.413 --> 03:58:28.214 really recognize what their purpose is in life and bringing 03:58:30.351 --> 03:58:32.351 hope to the hopeless and 03:58:34.550 --> 03:58:36.122 bringing voice to the voiceless as we're talking about root causes. 03:58:39.590 --> 03:58:41.494 Let's talk about the causes and let's say close closes out because I don't talk about 03:58:42.563 --> 03:58:44.563 other discretionary money. 03:58:50.672 --> 03:58:52.672 Let's see I what I did not ok 03:58:54.575 --> 03:58:56.575 so I studied under I'm sorry 03:58:57.745 --> 03:58:59.880 but this was tom dotcom so I just want to shout out dina for 03:59:01.949 --> 03:59:03.949 pointing these three girls out 03:59:05.821 --> 03:59:07.554 at the anthony then cutting the first thing that she mentioned 03:59:10.158 --> 03:59:12.158 to the myself is that I knew 03:59:13.728 --> 03:59:15.728 the celebrities and I said keep 03:59:16.798 --> 03:59:18.798 talking but they were just they 03:59:20.568 --> 03:59:22.503 were just a part of the light and just color and brightness 03:59:25.407 --> 03:59:27.407 and to the park with their 03:59:28.677 --> 03:59:30.677 hashtags again. 03:59:32.280 --> 03:59:34.248 But we talk about equality and we talk about our young people. 03:59:35.683 --> 03:59:37.518 We need to be investing investing in them at all costs 03:59:43.825 --> 03:59:45.825 with the next ok so my second 03:59:47.529 --> 03:59:50.231 round of discretionary funding I just kind of want to start with the small stuff and I'm 03:59:51.990 --> 03:59:53.670 like I'll try to make short but you know for the last two years 03:59:56.139 --> 03:59:58.139 I really have struggled with 03:59:59.442 --> 04:00:01.442 felt that like cause it just 04:00:03.512 --> 04:00:05.580 feels like the eating covid-19 and it got to the point where I 04:00:07.650 --> 04:00:09.650 was the one that about myself 04:00:11.253 --> 04:00:13.253 like the way just the insecure 04:00:14.557 --> 04:00:16.358 the the self esteem and I this very vulnerable and transparent 04:00:19.162 --> 04:00:20.896 because I know that there's someone out there listening who 04:00:23.320 --> 04:00:25.100 can really hear and resonate to what I was what I am saying and 04:00:26.736 --> 04:00:28.736 first and find those that are 04:00:34.311 --> 04:00:36.245 the that's secondly this woman right here, the owner of the 04:00:38.815 --> 04:00:40.815 shop shop the community I am 04:00:42.118 --> 04:00:44.118 investing some discretionary 04:00:45.755 --> 04:00:47.722 funds so that the residents they can get the education and 04:00:50.160 --> 04:00:52.160 support that to champion their 04:00:53.463 --> 04:00:55.197 weight challenges and then empowerment that sometimes we 04:00:57.667 --> 04:00:59.667 need to remind ourselves 04:01:01.538 --> 04:01:03.538 of that because we are you 04:01:05.308 --> 04:01:07.377 know, who are not and so that is going so we're going to be 04:01:09.460 --> 04:01:11.800 doing a series of workshops in the community to talk about that. 04:01:13.383 --> 04:01:15.383 And as far as busy folks who 04:01:16.220 --> 04:01:18.154 are moms like multitasking, we're going to be talking to 04:01:20.524 --> 04:01:22.358 the preparation and doing demos which will be all three 04:01:24.228 --> 04:01:26.463 intelsat. So I'm excited about that and 04:01:28.966 --> 04:01:30.966 it is really this whole health 04:01:31.936 --> 04:01:33.869 journey that I've been on and for the last three to four 04:01:36.400 --> 04:01:38.700 months it's just really empowered me and inspired me 04:01:40.377 --> 04:01:42.377 and the and yes, I am at the 04:01:43.247 --> 04:01:45.247 gym at five A.M. And doing 04:01:47.850 --> 04:01:49.850 about six miles walking into 04:01:50.755 --> 04:01:52.922 next slide that's slide ok, this is this is the two so I 04:01:56.426 --> 04:01:58.426 partner with say and on by the 04:01:59.798 --> 04:02:01.231 second to think about the soccer league. 04:02:02.967 --> 04:02:04.967 But chris, what yevsey so we 04:02:07.171 --> 04:02:09.390 had a sense soccer clinic and s stuff that these are the kids 04:02:11.509 --> 04:02:13.509 that sat and they got an 04:02:14.879 --> 04:02:16.879 opportunity for a free soccer 04:02:18.784 --> 04:02:20.718 clinic and that was tied and I was so inspired and inspired by 04:02:22.987 --> 04:02:24.987 all the people who had 04:02:26.191 --> 04:02:27.925 opportunities to work with professional soccer players and 04:02:30.795 --> 04:02:32.863 this happened on the street. So that was exciting times as 04:02:34.433 --> 04:02:36.433 well and I think that I won 04:02:40.939 --> 04:02:42.939 those five oh yes. 04:02:48.680 --> 04:02:50.680 Delahay running all round the 04:02:54.720 --> 04:02:56.720 basket 04:03:03.428 --> 04:03:05.428 and that is for the 04:03:10.169 --> 04:03:12.169 haters versus and and first and 04:03:14.540 --> 04:03:16.540 foremost fans love is just you 04:03:18.344 --> 04:03:20.344 know, this is her life so I am 04:03:21.180 --> 04:03:23.180 her master spokesperson for 04:03:24.850 --> 04:03:26.819 flood photography. I just thought it was fun. 04:03:26.987 --> 04:03:28.987 I wanted to just put it out 04:03:29.656 --> 04:03:31.924 there and I got a lot compliments on that. It kind of looked like it's 04:03:33.226 --> 04:03:35.226 flying in the air like magic 04:03:37.497 --> 04:03:39.497 johnson johnson anyway it was 04:03:40.166 --> 04:03:41.967 fun sorry I your your your that picture on your profile picture 04:03:44.370 --> 04:03:46.370 if you like this photo for 04:03:48.800 --> 04:03:50.800 hours but anyway that's my 04:03:51.911 --> 04:03:53.911 district feedback and not every 04:03:56.382 --> 04:03:57.883 kid likes me for ghazi. Thank you. 04:03:59.151 --> 04:04:00.886 That's tough act to follow a couple of things I'm glad you 04:04:02.857 --> 04:04:04.524 brought up mackinley I appreciate you getting the 04:04:06.993 --> 04:04:09.161 email with the talking points but I agree we need to have a 04:04:11.310 --> 04:04:12.998 presentation because it's a public that keeps asking us my 04:04:15.468 --> 04:04:16.769 nephew keeps asking who is also there? 04:04:22.676 --> 04:04:24.676 My nephews were there that is 04:04:36.958 --> 04:04:39.593 their part. So they're like when they going to the those people that I get 04:04:39.761 --> 04:04:41.829 that every time we talk I had a couple of questions. one is regarding when we put 04:04:41.829 --> 04:04:44.310 out something for perkier we're taking bids. Do we use a company to help us 04:04:44.310 --> 04:04:46.200 with any of that or do we just put it out there I'm sorry software that we use that that 04:04:46.200 --> 04:04:48.200 we manage and that we control 04:04:49.904 --> 04:04:51.904 that helps to facilitate the 04:04:53.542 --> 04:04:55.542 competitive process because I 04:04:57.120 --> 04:04:58.979 sit on another board and they have this group that they work 04:05:01.249 --> 04:05:03.160 with six hundred and forty two firms contact the forty one 04:05:05.587 --> 04:05:07.321 with interest you know ten proposals received I mean I'd 04:05:08.823 --> 04:05:10.590 love it if we were able to generate that because I mean a 04:05:12.895 --> 04:05:14.895 lot of times it seems like we 04:05:16.498 --> 04:05:18.866 don't get to the bottom what do they buy. Yeah what kind of goods and 04:05:20.936 --> 04:05:22.936 services they purchase. 04:05:25.600 --> 04:05:27.600 I see a of things anything from 04:05:27.675 --> 04:05:29.710 what kind of entities is it's another board I sit on as a 04:05:34.817 --> 04:05:36.817 council members are they I 04:05:38.287 --> 04:05:40.221 think buying office supplies no this is for lots of different 04:05:41.556 --> 04:05:43.556 things everything from building 04:05:45.862 --> 04:05:47.862 building something to software 04:05:50.432 --> 04:05:52.432 I mean it's it's it's a big 04:05:53.702 --> 04:05:55.703 business anyway. I just I'm just curious because 04:05:56.805 --> 04:05:59.340 when I do see the level of interest we receive on things, I'm just kind of like 04:06:01.210 --> 04:06:02.877 that's all that we I think it depends upon what you're 04:06:04.814 --> 04:06:06.782 buying, what you're procuring. Well, I'll share it with you. 04:06:06.949 --> 04:06:08.949 I just was curious as to what 04:06:09.319 --> 04:06:11.319 to give an idea it's the it's 04:06:12.880 --> 04:06:14.880 the 80 20 rule the prado's rule 04:06:15.758 --> 04:06:17.758 of optimization. 04:06:20.620 --> 04:06:21.830 We spend twenty percent of our money on eighty percent about 04:06:23.566 --> 04:06:25.434 the human activity because repetitive stuff so it's easy 04:06:28.204 --> 04:06:29.938 to do it's the is the twenty percent of the human activity 04:06:31.507 --> 04:06:33.942 that that we spend eighty percent of our dollars on that becomes complicated because 04:06:36.450 --> 04:06:38.450 there four specialized services 04:06:38.949 --> 04:06:40.783 specialized project products particular we're buying motor 04:06:42.819 --> 04:06:45.321 vehicles. It's like we've ordered the fire trucks which will be 04:06:47.624 --> 04:06:49.325 another press that was not that that'll be about a year out 04:06:51.261 --> 04:06:53.261 because it takes about 12 to 14 04:06:55.310 --> 04:06:56.900 months from it's from place in order to have them building it 04:06:58.269 --> 04:07:00.300 and getting it so but our process is automated, ok? 04:07:02.672 --> 04:07:04.373 And next thing I brought it up previously abandoned cars are 04:07:06.476 --> 04:07:08.476 the bane of my existence 04:07:10.247 --> 04:07:11.914 wrecked cars, trailers just again they're still there. 04:07:14.652 --> 04:07:16.652 I drive by them. 04:07:18.355 --> 04:07:20.355 Toyotas loves this and I and I 04:07:21.725 --> 04:07:23.493 just get angry every time I see a car with flat tires, broken 04:07:25.663 --> 04:07:27.663 windows, broken windshield I'm 04:07:29.533 --> 04:07:31.100 like how much longer is it going to be there? 04:07:33.370 --> 04:07:35.370 I mean I voted no on obviously 04:07:36.808 --> 04:07:38.808 on putting lean's on properties 04:07:40.478 --> 04:07:42.478 for whatever reason and I'm 04:07:44.782 --> 04:07:46.649 like I want to get the cars. Well the tickets are going to 04:07:47.818 --> 04:07:49.553 just stack up stack stack up if we can't tell them something 04:07:51.823 --> 04:07:53.823 but they just can't continue to 04:07:55.126 --> 04:07:57.161 sit there they laeter ask greets and nobody wants them 04:08:00.131 --> 04:08:01.898 because if they did they would take care of it and they're 04:08:03.734 --> 04:08:06.200 pointing in the wrong direction. I feel bad because they're in 04:08:06.638 --> 04:08:08.380 front of some people's properties. 04:08:11.430 --> 04:08:13.100 Um it just seems like it's never ending and when I put a 04:08:15.213 --> 04:08:17.213 ticket in for it APRIL 4th and 04:08:18.783 --> 04:08:20.783 to this day they're still there 04:08:21.552 --> 04:08:24.455 i'm going to keep that and buy one of these days I'm going to just scream for joy when I see 04:08:26.125 --> 04:08:28.125 those cars I really, really 04:08:29.594 --> 04:08:31.594 want to bring back up cmc 04:08:33.465 --> 04:08:35.465 presentation and the fact that 04:08:37.736 --> 04:08:39.470 their model and the able to provide us with the detailed 04:08:42.141 --> 04:08:44.750 information of who they serve, the number of people they serve 04:08:46.780 --> 04:08:48.780 that to see the strict 04:08:48.514 --> 04:08:50.682 guidelines I would like that for all of our sibos whoever is 04:08:52.952 --> 04:08:54.652 helping those that are underserved in our community 04:08:57.550 --> 04:08:58.991 because as we heard earlier tonight, you know, you have 04:09:01.600 --> 04:09:03.280 people that you know, two years, three years I don't know 04:09:05.298 --> 04:09:06.965 how accurate it is but I know I've personally spoken to 04:09:08.200 --> 04:09:10.135 people that have had issues of getting the help that they 04:09:12.438 --> 04:09:14.438 need and I know people that are 04:09:15.609 --> 04:09:17.576 about to be homeless right now that they are trying not to be 04:09:18.845 --> 04:09:20.845 homeless as best as they can 04:09:22.715 --> 04:09:24.650 and they can't find any resources out there for the 04:09:27.119 --> 04:09:29.187 immediate future. And here's the issue is those 04:09:31.457 --> 04:09:33.191 rents are continuing to go up even if you buy the property 04:09:34.794 --> 04:09:36.829 and you keep that tenant what that person just sold the to 04:09:39.432 --> 04:09:41.432 your mortgage just went up and 04:09:42.602 --> 04:09:44.737 you're going to want to match what you take in and that unit 04:09:45.939 --> 04:09:47.606 so I can see how people are being displaced from their 04:09:50.945 --> 04:09:52.912 homes and that's unfortunate to be in your 70s and for the 04:09:54.848 --> 04:09:56.549 first time in your life had the possibility of not having a 04:09:58.685 --> 04:10:00.820 roof over the head. I cannot imagine I want to 04:10:02.623 --> 04:10:04.623 thank my council mates that sit 04:10:05.892 --> 04:10:08.494 on the legislative environmental committee. I also want to thank the city 04:10:10.464 --> 04:10:12.598 attorney and her staff. I want to thank the city 04:10:14.768 --> 04:10:16.690 clerk's office and all of our staff. 04:10:17.938 --> 04:10:20.306 We had a four hour meeting last wednesday. It was amazing the room was 04:10:22.142 --> 04:10:24.310 packed. We had like fifteen people who 04:10:26.681 --> 04:10:28.382 commented I did write their names down like fifteen or 04:10:30.840 --> 04:10:32.686 sixteen people that provided public comment. I would say it was an extremely 04:10:34.555 --> 04:10:36.723 productive meeting and you might be wondering what did we talk about? 04:10:38.192 --> 04:10:39.926 So we talked about commercial building vacancies and not just 04:10:42.396 --> 04:10:44.980 talk but put in motion something to come before a 04:10:45.633 --> 04:10:47.935 council in terms of an ordinance or policy. So commercial building vacancy 04:10:49.637 --> 04:10:51.205 short term rentals, smoke shops, protection for 04:10:53.641 --> 04:10:55.308 infrastructure, food truck parking which surprisingly 04:10:57.245 --> 04:10:59.446 enough I don't want to steal your thunder. You're going to bring it up ok 04:11:00.816 --> 04:11:02.816 so I won't steal your thunder 04:11:04.753 --> 04:11:06.753 as well as plastic's killing me 04:11:08.423 --> 04:11:10.423 tonight anyway. 04:11:12.293 --> 04:11:14.194 Yeah single-use plastics so thank you. Thank you. 04:11:16.664 --> 04:11:18.498 Thank you for everybody that participated in that I love 04:11:21.700 --> 04:11:22.804 first to have an ad hoc committee committee meeting on 04:11:24.973 --> 04:11:26.640 homeless I thought we were going to meet every three 04:11:28.443 --> 04:11:30.911 months even if we just get updates about the clean city initiative, what some of our 04:11:33.415 --> 04:11:35.415 partners are doing it is like 04:11:36.385 --> 04:11:38.353 the number one item I think that we constantly get beat up 04:11:40.823 --> 04:11:42.823 on on social media about. 04:11:44.627 --> 04:11:46.627 so please let's schedule and 04:11:48.697 --> 04:11:50.298 have a meeting national night out is next tuesday. 04:11:52.734 --> 04:11:54.436 So they're in many neighborhoods throughout the 04:11:57.390 --> 04:11:59.274 city so make sure to check one out, get to know who your neighbors are. 04:12:00.760 --> 04:12:01.776 Let's be part of the solution and working together as my 04:12:03.713 --> 04:12:05.680 grandmother said, many hands make for light work so get to 04:12:07.950 --> 04:12:09.950 know your neighbors and then 04:12:11.821 --> 04:12:13.821 back to school first unified we 04:12:14.591 --> 04:12:16.525 go back to school on friday so those of you that are driving 04:12:18.828 --> 04:12:21.162 out there please be cognizant that there are little people and be good people. 04:12:23.566 --> 04:12:25.566 But there are people all over 04:12:27.436 --> 04:12:29.205 this city going back to school on some very having a 04:12:31.841 --> 04:12:33.841 crossville very busy streets. 04:12:35.780 --> 04:12:37.212 So please be aware of your surroundings. Do not drive distracted. 04:12:39.349 --> 04:12:41.116 Put your phone down. It is not worth it. 04:12:43.686 --> 04:12:45.686 You can wait you can wait to 04:12:47.591 --> 04:12:49.659 read that text or answer that call. But when you're going by 04:12:51.528 --> 04:12:53.262 schools know that there are children there and their safety 04:12:55.332 --> 04:12:57.320 should be paramount more important than where are you 04:12:58.635 --> 04:13:00.635 going to get to and the phone 04:13:02.380 --> 04:13:03.907 you need to answer so welcome back to school everyone and see 04:13:06.770 --> 04:13:07.711 you at national night council member. Right. 04:13:10.748 --> 04:13:12.748 So I was also at the stockton 04:13:14.251 --> 04:13:16.251 tuna and carers event a couple 04:13:18.121 --> 04:13:19.956 of saturdays ago and council member joe brackett's exactly 04:13:21.993 --> 04:13:24.194 correct. I did displace a lot of water 04:13:25.530 --> 04:13:27.697 but that was because I was very intentional. i am a dumb contract veteran 04:13:29.667 --> 04:13:31.167 and I was an elementary school principal twice. 04:13:33.700 --> 04:13:35.700 I've been in a dunk before so 04:13:36.540 --> 04:13:38.374 the key to that is throwing yourself into the mini you know 04:13:40.278 --> 04:13:42.346 you're going down go down, don't fight it now and I was 04:13:44.916 --> 04:13:46.583 also smart enough I want to point out to be the first 04:13:48.252 --> 04:13:50.252 person in the tent and that 04:13:52.323 --> 04:13:54.391 that's always critical. You never want to be the last 04:13:56.561 --> 04:13:57.828 person of the day in the dunk ok? 04:13:59.698 --> 04:14:01.698 No no too. 04:14:03.401 --> 04:14:05.401 I do want to I think chair 04:14:07.272 --> 04:14:09.306 fugazi and city attorney lawyer thank you for helping us clear 04:14:11.776 --> 04:14:13.776 dockett the legislative and 04:14:14.446 --> 04:14:16.280 environmental committee they're there was there have been some 04:14:19.184 --> 04:14:21.385 items there that that language for over a year and for us to 04:14:22.754 --> 04:14:24.589 be able to get through them and have, you know, clear cogent 04:14:26.858 --> 04:14:29.359 discussions on them and take appropriate action one way or the other, not everything will 04:14:30.830 --> 04:14:32.530 be coming to said once because they need more direction on 04:14:34.333 --> 04:14:36.935 several of the items but they'll be coming back to my committee again before those. 04:14:38.170 --> 04:14:40.170 But I think therefore at least 04:14:44.843 --> 04:14:46.843 we'll be coming to council 04:14:58.924 --> 04:15:01.560 . And then last of all, thank you city attorney for letting us 04:15:01.560 --> 04:15:03.996 know that you will be bringing community choice aggregation item to the SEPTEMBER 13th meeting. 04:15:03.996 --> 04:15:06.965 This is a long, long time in coming for me. Yes. City city manager sorry I thank you city manager. 04:15:07.100 --> 04:15:09.435 I'd sometimes I'd say words and I realize what I'm saying 04:15:09.435 --> 04:15:11.435 clearly I said city manager in 04:15:12.438 --> 04:15:14.172 my head but the wrong words came out of my mouth. 04:15:16.642 --> 04:15:18.642 This is a long time in coming I 04:15:19.412 --> 04:15:21.546 took a cold call from someone from the climate center back in 04:15:24.451 --> 04:15:26.850 2016 and it started me on this journey toward bringing 04:15:27.954 --> 04:15:29.588 stockton into the community choice aggregation phone. 04:15:31.758 --> 04:15:33.392 We can't be afford thinking climate concern community 04:15:36.362 --> 04:15:38.960 without being scca community so I'm excited that we're finally 04:15:40.601 --> 04:15:42.435 going to have a vote on this. Looking forward to the 04:15:43.904 --> 04:15:45.638 presentation and looking forward to stockton again 04:15:48.542 --> 04:15:50.760 continuing to lead on the issue of climate concern. 04:15:52.120 --> 04:15:54.120 Thank you councilor accountable 04:15:55.615 --> 04:15:57.282 and I just want to say how nice it is to be happy with 04:15:59.153 --> 04:16:00.854 passionate people so at the last committee meeting I mean 04:16:03.391 --> 04:16:05.558 christina's smile was ear to ear with amount of people in the audience. 04:16:07.528 --> 04:16:09.562 I mean thank staff but not progressive as a four hour meeting. 04:16:11.432 --> 04:16:13.800 But we talked about a lot of staff and what's most important is people say that 04:16:15.470 --> 04:16:17.371 we're always out of touch, out of touch and I call there after 04:16:18.506 --> 04:16:20.374 the meeting because one of them was was food trucks and I think 04:16:23.477 --> 04:16:25.178 it's important that we as a community decide where, you 04:16:26.647 --> 04:16:28.381 know, brick and mortar businesses and food trucks, you 04:16:30.251 --> 04:16:32.318 know, align themselves. But after the meeting I called 04:16:34.389 --> 04:16:36.790 her and I was going down the french road on pacific avenue and one of the instances 04:16:39.600 --> 04:16:40.827 literally the next day the next morning that car was coming out 04:16:42.330 --> 04:16:44.564 by the old smart and final and got clipped. So there was an accident right 04:16:46.467 --> 04:16:49.690 where the taco trucks are in front of the business. And when I got out to take some 04:16:49.503 --> 04:16:51.939 photos and one of the people that had the business said what happened and you can't see 04:16:53.375 --> 04:16:56.143 around them. So I mean and I'm all for people making a living but I 04:16:57.679 --> 04:17:00.247 mean at the same time people's public safety is important. So I think that the large 04:17:01.716 --> 04:17:03.483 community those are the things that we were just talking about 04:17:05.530 --> 04:17:07.654 that day and then it was ironic that it happened the next morning right down the street 04:17:08.490 --> 04:17:11.225 from our business. So that was one of the things the other thing that we were 04:17:12.940 --> 04:17:13.861 talking about is critical infrastructure and the county 04:17:16.665 --> 04:17:19.100 just adopted a plan to save their critical infrastructure and so it's important that 04:17:20.936 --> 04:17:22.803 we're kind of both on the same page so that the same tool can 04:17:24.673 --> 04:17:26.641 be used against that. Not that it's a bad thing and 04:17:28.711 --> 04:17:30.711 against it but then right. 04:17:31.480 --> 04:17:33.314 Got to remember I was talking about how sometimes when you 04:17:35.918 --> 04:17:37.752 clarium and I mount diablo and I had five there was just a 04:17:39.922 --> 04:17:41.989 huge mess caltrans clean that up and they ended up I got a 04:17:44.193 --> 04:17:45.794 phone call I ended up in the neighborhood right there 04:17:47.463 --> 04:17:49.598 setting up camp in people's dwellings right by people's dwellings. 04:17:52.167 --> 04:17:53.902 So I think what we are doing as a council is putting the tools 04:17:55.804 --> 04:17:57.605 in the tool belt to address this and I know it's been a 04:17:58.540 --> 04:18:00.808 long time coming but collaboratively I think everything is coming in. 04:18:02.679 --> 04:18:05.147 you're obviously dealing with mental health issues and so that it takes stress and 04:18:07.150 --> 04:18:08.917 resources for the police department, the fire department 04:18:10.853 --> 04:18:13.880 which is a huge step and you know the critical infrastructure is a huge step 04:18:14.790 --> 04:18:17.259 because protecting our waterways and our drinking water that we take out of the 04:18:18.662 --> 04:18:20.830 delta is paramount. And so it was just ironic that 04:18:22.532 --> 04:18:25.334 we talk about it that night and she is so excited and thank you for people that came down and 04:18:26.703 --> 04:18:29.104 were part of the process because I think that's what it's all about and I enjoy 04:18:30.473 --> 04:18:32.841 being part of the process too. And I care about the we're there too. 04:18:33.843 --> 04:18:36.612 They did haircuts there. They had shoes. That was a huge event stock 04:18:38.782 --> 04:18:40.783 unified mayor and I ever had a pop up event at the lakers park. 04:18:42.619 --> 04:18:44.887 There is beautification of this park. I wasn't able to make it so 04:18:46.220 --> 04:18:47.990 hopefully that went well. People in the area did paint 04:18:49.693 --> 04:18:51.227 painting the park so hopefully that went well. 04:18:52.863 --> 04:18:54.564 Billions of bullets did ice cream and water balloons. 04:18:58.135 --> 04:19:00.436 Everybody at victory park, the mayor was also there. I have to commend you. 04:19:00.604 --> 04:19:02.939 I mean I don't know how many events do you go to in a week 04:19:05.108 --> 04:19:07.409 but I mean everywhere I go you're at four. Thank you very much for your 04:19:08.979 --> 04:19:10.713 service to our community and always have staff members with 04:19:13.317 --> 04:19:15.510 you that just serve and I have never heard him complain once 04:19:17.355 --> 04:19:20.223 about the hours after hours. i want to commend you on that and I want to commend your 04:19:22.326 --> 04:19:23.960 staff and the staff of the city of boston for, you know, 04:19:24.895 --> 04:19:27.630 helping us to be successful. So with that I will stop 04:19:29.134 --> 04:19:31.268 talking. I appreciate that he has been 04:19:32.537 --> 04:19:34.537 candidate sorry council member 04:19:36.607 --> 04:19:38.475 our vice there fugazi these two plastics belong to me that I 04:19:40.878 --> 04:19:42.878 made right I ingleton in such a 04:19:44.282 --> 04:19:46.500 way that they recycle the label was pointed towards her and she 04:19:48.387 --> 04:19:50.387 just threw it back but anyways 04:19:52.570 --> 04:19:53.390 but I just a couple of quick things. 04:19:56.161 --> 04:19:58.128 One is on saturday the 16th I was able to tell my staff had 04:19:59.597 --> 04:20:01.331 been working with and working with added global and the real 04:20:04.136 --> 04:20:05.870 madrid real madrid foundation untoasted soccer clinic at 04:20:07.906 --> 04:20:09.906 europea and with the intent 04:20:11.576 --> 04:20:13.576 focus of educating young people 04:20:15.647 --> 04:20:17.647 and their families regarding 04:20:18.917 --> 04:20:20.317 diabetes and nutrition education. 04:20:23.489 --> 04:20:25.190 We all know that we're just getting through we're working 04:20:27.960 --> 04:20:29.627 really hard on the other side of the pandemic but within 04:20:30.829 --> 04:20:32.829 stockton and salqin county, one 04:20:35.100 --> 04:20:37.100 of the leading co morbidities 04:20:39.605 --> 04:20:41.406 was diabetes and so just I want to just say thank you to all 04:20:43.750 --> 04:20:45.243 the families and the young people that came out and had an 04:20:47.460 --> 04:20:49.280 excellent experience with the real madrid coaches that were there. 04:20:50.883 --> 04:20:52.717 The players weren't there. They were in vegas getting 04:20:54.453 --> 04:20:56.880 ready for their exhibition match against barcelona. 04:20:58.858 --> 04:21:00.858 I'm salvagers really great. 04:21:02.428 --> 04:21:04.663 Great event on monday the 18th of JULY I did have a mayor's 04:21:06.833 --> 04:21:08.833 interfaith council meeting and 04:21:10.736 --> 04:21:12.537 the number one concern that that was communicated was 04:21:14.607 --> 04:21:16.607 homeless homelessness but 04:21:18.979 --> 04:21:21.460 specifically what can be done to care for them, get them the 04:21:22.448 --> 04:21:24.149 right the help that they need and what steps are the city 04:21:25.952 --> 04:21:27.719 taking and so is very empowering and refreshing to be 04:21:29.857 --> 04:21:31.724 able to communicate to them what we approved tonight which 04:21:33.994 --> 04:21:35.994 was the crisis intervention 04:21:37.831 --> 04:21:39.899 pilot program. In fact, we had one member 04:21:41.735 --> 04:21:43.569 of the council that was here today and and gave public 04:21:45.380 --> 04:21:47.506 comment. So I'm really, really thankful for that. 04:21:48.642 --> 04:21:50.276 They prefer to staff your efforts, your diligence. 04:21:52.546 --> 04:21:55.248 I know there's a lot of moving parts right now. You know, we've shifted several 04:21:56.684 --> 04:21:58.818 gears. We're operating at a very high 04:22:00.387 --> 04:22:02.355 speed but just thank you. I believe we have a lot 04:22:03.724 --> 04:22:05.959 of momentum, a lot of positive momentum for the city with your 04:22:08.529 --> 04:22:10.497 updates, you know, it's clear that there's going to be a lot 04:22:12.266 --> 04:22:14.266 of wins to celebrate as we move 04:22:15.670 --> 04:22:17.203 forward and it's a testament to city staff's work. 04:22:19.373 --> 04:22:21.700 But this this council and their leadership and I'm really 04:22:23.311 --> 04:22:25.311 thankful for that on sunday, 04:22:27.582 --> 04:22:29.582 AUGUST 7th, delta college is 04:22:31.285 --> 04:22:33.285 partnering with with the with 04:22:35.560 --> 04:22:36.990 the ports one of their games. The initiative is mustangs in 04:22:39.493 --> 04:22:41.493 the outfield and the delta 04:22:43.565 --> 04:22:45.299 college's doing is it's an event to really highlight and 04:22:47.469 --> 04:22:49.169 to promote all the career technical education programs 04:22:51.206 --> 04:22:53.206 that that the college has and 04:22:54.876 --> 04:22:57.544 there's complimentary tickets for the community and if the public doesn't know right in 04:22:59.548 --> 04:23:01.548 their backyard through debt to 04:23:01.917 --> 04:23:03.851 college there's over 30 programs that offer over one 04:23:07.122 --> 04:23:08.856 hundred certificates and there's over fifty associates 04:23:10.659 --> 04:23:12.359 degrees that are in line with those certificates and these 04:23:14.462 --> 04:23:16.331 are career education programs that when you go to those 04:23:18.801 --> 04:23:20.801 programs you're able to receive 04:23:22.571 --> 04:23:24.571 a livable wage connected with 04:23:26.441 --> 04:23:28.710 the trades and and things of that nature. So it's a very positive thing. 04:23:29.578 --> 04:23:31.578 I'm looking forward to to go 04:23:33.182 --> 04:23:34.916 into that event and just to piggyback lastly just to 04:23:37.386 --> 04:23:39.488 piggyback on the great work is that my time my three minutes are up. 04:23:41.624 --> 04:23:43.624 I can make asked for an 04:23:44.393 --> 04:23:46.361 extension if that's ok. Just to piggyback on on the 04:23:48.330 --> 04:23:50.198 ledge committee's work and efforts where I want to remind 04:23:52.335 --> 04:23:54.200 the public is that this legislative, legislative and 04:23:57.730 --> 04:23:58.840 environmental committee and the work that they did and continue 04:24:01.770 --> 04:24:03.770 to do it's one of five standing 04:24:04.747 --> 04:24:06.747 council committees, those five 04:24:09.520 --> 04:24:11.520 committees standing council 04:24:11.288 --> 04:24:13.222 committees consist of the committee, the water committee, 04:24:16.250 --> 04:24:17.760 the audit committee, the community improvement and crime 04:24:19.829 --> 04:24:21.496 prevention committee and the budget finance and economic 04:24:23.633 --> 04:24:25.568 development committee. Each one of these council 04:24:27.804 --> 04:24:29.639 standing committees consist of three of the counts and 04:24:31.708 --> 04:24:33.708 three of the six council 04:24:35.411 --> 04:24:37.346 members outside of myself that data that sit on this dyas 04:24:39.215 --> 04:24:41.215 there's a chair pointed to each 04:24:43.287 --> 04:24:45.121 council's standing committee that's responsible for setting 04:24:47.791 --> 04:24:49.559 the agenda given the direction and the tone for that 04:24:50.994 --> 04:24:52.362 particular council standing committee. 04:24:54.998 --> 04:24:56.998 In addition to that we have the 04:24:59.671 --> 04:25:01.671 option to create ad hoc 04:25:06.110 --> 04:25:08.110 standing committees which 04:25:20.392 --> 04:25:22.694 we did and as mentioned earlier, a homeless one which consists 04:25:22.694 --> 04:25:24.862 of three council members. So I just want to remind the public that we have these 04:25:24.862 --> 04:25:27.650 councils standing committees in place and it's important that you engage and that you parties 04:25:27.650 --> 04:25:28.832 are paid in those councils standing committees like we had 04:25:29.467 --> 04:25:31.468 a positive result in turnout for this last large committee 04:25:33.671 --> 04:25:35.973 but pay attention to those meetings and public pay attention to the agenda. 04:25:37.342 --> 04:25:39.810 But as council members, representatives and leaders on those standing committees, we 04:25:41.880 --> 04:25:43.880 have to hear from you because 04:25:44.949 --> 04:25:46.616 that is what helps us make policy decisions and give 04:25:49.253 --> 04:25:51.253 policy direction to city staff 04:25:53.458 --> 04:25:54.725 so that we can better serve you. 04:25:57.262 --> 04:25:59.300 So again, I just it's a privilege and it's an honor to 04:26:00.899 --> 04:26:02.899 be able to work alongside this 04:26:05.203 --> 04:26:07.905 council and just keep the great work. We're going to keep working hard again focusing on those 04:26:08.440 --> 04:26:10.642 fundamental needs of the community. So that concludes my comments 04:26:13.412 --> 04:26:14.746 and we have a motion to adjourn. 04:26:16.382 --> 04:26:18.382 Ok, on thursday.