Jun 1, 2021 6:00 PM - Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

>> I'M GOING TO CALL TO ORDER THE JUNE FIRST REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. CAN YOU ALL STAND WITH ME FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND REMAIN STANDING FOR INVOCATION? >> WOULD YOU BOW WITH ME FOR A WORD OF PRAYER. HEAVENLY FATHER. TODAY ON THIS DAY, AFTER MEMORIAL DAY, WE'RE SO GRATEFUL AS WE REMEMBER THE MANY MEN AND WOMEN WHO DIED PROTECTING OUR NATION, AND WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO REMEMBER ALL OF THOSE WHO ARE STILL SERVING IN THE ARM FORCES AND AS FIRST RESPONDERS AND THE CITY LEADERS. LORD HELP THEM TO WALK HUMBLY WITH YOU AND EXERCISING CONTROL OVER THE POWER THAT YOU HAVE WITH THE POSITIONS. AND HELP THEM TO ACT JUSTLY IN ALL OF THEIR DECISION MAKING AND TO LOVE MERCY AS THEY LISTENED TO THE ISSUES OF THE SIT SENDS, BLESS THEM FOR THE SERVICE AND SACRIFICE, IN JESUS NAME, AMEN. >> MAY WE HAVE A ROLL CALL? >> COUNCIL MEMBER (INDISCERNIBLE). WINTER. HERE. AND MAYOR RESNER. >> PRESENT. >> WE'LL MOVE TO ITEM NUMBER TWO. PRESENTATIONS OF THE MOSQUITO CONTROL ANNUAL REPORT. THANK YOU. >> GOOD EVENING MAYOR, COUNCIL MEMBER, AND STAFF, I'M THE DISTRICT MANAGER CONTROL OF MOSQUITOS. WE'LL TALK ABOUT WHAT WE BEGAN IN 2020. I WANT TO START OUR ANNUAL TALK WITH THE MISSION STATEMENT, BECAUSE IT HELPS US TO FRAME THE WORK THAT WE DO AT THE MOSQUITO CONTROL. AND IT HELPS US WITH THE MOSQUITO CONTROL PROGRAMS. FOCUSING ON INNOVATION EXPERIENCE AND EFFICIENCY. I WILL REFERENCE TWO THINGS ON THIS SLIDE FIRST. ALSO, UM, THIS IS OUR ZOOM EDITION OF THE STAFF'S PHOTO, AND I WANT TO GIVE A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR STAFF. SO I'M NOT GOING TO SPEND A TON OF TIME ON IT. BECAUSE, I KNOW THAT WE SPENT A LOT OF TIME ON IT IN THE PAST, BECAUSE WE HAVE TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO BE NAVIGATE THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC. SO WE HAD TO ANSWER THE QUESTION A LOT RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING SO PEOPLE COULD UNDERSTAND THAT IT'S NOT THE ISSUE BUT IT WAS A UNIQUE CHALLENGE. HOW CAN WE CONTINUE TO DODD PUBLIC HEALTH MOSQUITO CONTROL. WITH ALL OF THE CHANGES AND KEEPING OUR STAFF SAFE. WE FOLLOW WHAT'S CALLED INTEGRATED VECTOR MANAGEMENT. THERE'S A LOT OF WORDS THERE. BUT WHAT IT MEANS IS USING EVERY TOOL WE HAVE AVAILABLE TO US AND PIVOTING EVERYTHING ON SURVEILLANCE AND BASING OUR DECISION MAKING ON THE SURVEILLANCE AND THE DATA COLLECTED IN THE FIELD. ONE OF THE KEY FEATURES THAT WE HAVE IS SERVICE REQUESTS, OR IF THEY KNEE THAT THERE'S STANDING WATER, WE GET A CALL, WE DID SEE A SLIGHT TURN BECAUSE PEOPLE WERE NOT ENTIRELY SURE ON HOW TO RESPOND TO THE MOSQUITO ISSUES. AND THE GOOD NEWS IS FOR US, THE MOSQUITOS DON'T CARE ABOUT COVID AND THEY ARE OUT BITING PEOPLE REGARDLESS. IN 2020 NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY THE NEWS WAS FOCUSED ON CORONA VIRUS, AND OUR FOCUS WAS ON THIS INVASIVE SPECIES. IN REDDING AND SHASTA COUNTY AND WHY IS THAT A CONCERN? YOU HAVE 23 SPECIES THAT WE'RE DEALING WITH, WHY WOULD 2 MORE MAKE A DIFFERENCE. THE IRRIGATED ACCESSES, AND THEY ARE RELATIVELY EASY FOR US TO CONTROL AND TREAT THESE MOSQUITOS ARE PAR A DOMESTIC. THEY LOVE TO BE IN YOUR BACKYARD, AND THEY LOVE TO BE IN THE BOTTLE CAP. IT DOESN'T TAKE MUCH WATER FOR THEM TO BREED. SO IT DOESN'T TAKE MUCH TO FIND, IT'S DOOR TO DOOR SANITATIONS. IS AND VERY CHALLENGING. WHY DO WE NEED TO GO TO THE EXTRA STEPS. THEY CAN TRANSMIT THOSE SCARY DISEASES. ZIKA VIRUS AND YELLOW VIRUS. AND ERADICATE THE NEW SPECIES. WE THREW EVERYTHING WE HAD AT IT. WHICH WAS AROUND END OF SEPTEMBER BEGINNING OF OCTOBER. IT WAS THE AWESOME IDEA OF BEING THE COUNTY NORTH OF L.A. FROM THE 80'S AEGYPTI. BECAUSE BOTH ARE PROBLEMATIC. AND WE CONTINUE TO DO THE WORK THROUGH OUT THE REST OF THE SEASON. NOW 2021 WAS GOING TO BE AN ASSESSMENT OF HOW THAT CONTROL WORKED. AND WE'RE GOING TO TRY A FEW MORE TO SEE IF WE CAN GET THEM OUT OF HERE. BECAUSE THAT MAKES IT EASIER MOVING FORWARD. AND THAT'S PROVEN CHALLENGING. AND THERE'S A MAP AND IT'S ACTUALLY THE NEXT ONE. YOU CAN SEE THE EXPANSION OF THE MOSQUITOS. FOR A LONG WHILE, THEY WERE NORTH OF -- AND NOW EXPANDED IN 22 COUNTIES. AND US BEING LAST YEARS TO HAVING THE FINDS. VERY CHALLENGING MOSQUITO TO FIND AND A LOT OF DISTRICTS ARE IN THE SAME BOAT AS WE ARE. TO REACH CERTAIN THRESHOLDS. IN THE MOSQUITO CONTROL APPLICATIONS, IF WE DO ONE HUNDRED APPLICATIONS. AND 2 TO 3 HUNDRED ADMISSIONS A YEAR. AND IF YOU CAN SEE A LOT OF THE AREAS ARE IN THE SOUTHERN REDDING. AND YOU CAN SEE A LOT OF THE NUMBERS THERE. IN THE ACTIVITIES. AS I MENTIONED EVERYTHING IS DRIVEN ON SURVEILLANCE. SO THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE YEAR, WE RUN TRAPS. 20 TO 75 TRAPS. LOOKING FOR DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE MOSQUITOS TO BE BREEDING WHETHER IT'S BLOOD FED OR LAYING EGGS. THAT GIVES US A SENSE OF ABUNDANCE WITHIN THAT YEAR TO SEE IF THE CONTROL ACTIVITIES ARE HAVING AN IMPACT OR EXTERNAL INFLUENCE OF THE POPULATIONS THAT ARE IMPACTING THIS. SO UM IN 2020 WE HAD ONE OF THE HIGHEST CASE NUMBERS OF WEST NILE SHASTA COUNTY. AND I BELIEVE IT WAS THE NEXT HIGHEST, AND WE ACTUALLY HAD TWO HUMAN CASES, AND ONE OF THEM IS THE FATALITY. AND IN ADDITION TO THE -- BECAUSE, IT IS THE TRANSMISSION OF LIMES DISEASE. -- FOR IT TO BE FEDERALLY SO THERE'S NEW RESEARCH COMING OUT, BUT ALSO TO CONTROL THE TICKS. THAT'S IT. THOSE ARE THE BOUNDARIES. WE COVER 11 HUNDRED SQUARE MILES OF SHASTA COUNTIES. AND CITY OF REDDING BEING ONE OF THEM. >> I'M HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE. >> SARAH, JUST -- WELL, IT WAS JUST A WEEK TO TEN DAYS AGO. FLORIDA MADE THE NATIONAL NEWS BECAUSE OF THE TICKS, WHAT'S THE CONCERN THERE? WE SEE THAT A LITTLE BIT LOWER ABUNDANCE WITH A LOWER PERCENT OF INFESTATION OF THEM. THE TICKS LIKE THE MORE CLIMATE MOIST -- AND THEN THE SECOND ONE IN CALIFORNIA IS WE HAVE A LIZARD THAT PROVIDES VARIOUS SIDE EFFECTS, THEY KILL THE LYME DISEASE (INDISCERNIBLE) AND IT REDUCES THE DISEASES. AND SO IF THEY FEED ON THIS LIZARD, THEY WON'T TRANSMIT THE LYME DISEASES WHEN THEY ARE BITING IT. >> I FEEL MUCH BETTER NOW. >> (LAUGHTER). >> THANK YOU SO MUCH. IF THERE ARE -- SORRY. >> SO WHEN I DRIVE AROUND AND IF I SEE THE YELLOW TRAPS AND TREES, IS THAT YOU GUYS OR SOMEBODY ELSE? >> THAT'S THE PET DETECTION OR THE FLAT CARDS ARE FRUIT FLIES OR THINGS LIKE THAT. AND THEY ARE DRY ICE BAITED. AND OUR TRAPS ARE FAIRLY LARGE, SO WE WOULD KNOW IF WE SAW SOME OF THOSE? >> WE HAD SOME CALL IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THEY WERE. >> WE TRIED TO PUT AS MUCH PLACARD ON THEM. >> I HAVEN'T SEEN SO MANY OF THOSE, SO THANK YOU. >> THIS LAST QUESTION, THE LAST PHONE NUMBER IN THE BACK IS THE PHONE NUMBER TO CALL IF THERE'S A STAGNANT POND THAT NEEDS TO BE CHECKED? >> YES. (INDISCERNIBLE). THAT'S ONE GREAT WAY TO GET AHOLD OF US. PLUS THE WEBSITE, 24 HOURS A DAY, AND THEY CAN GO ON SHASTA MOSQUITO DOT O R G. OR PUT IN A SERVICE REQUEST. FOR STANDING WATER I'M GETTING BIT AND WE'RE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. >> THANK YOU, HAVE A GREAT DAY. >> AND WE'LL MOVE ON TO ITEM THREE. PURSUANT TO THE BROWN ACT. THE CITY COUNCIL CANNOT TAKE ACTION TO ANY COMMENTS. WE WILL TAKE THE PUBLIC COMMENT FOR NON-AGENDIZED MATTERS. IF 30 MINUTES IS NOT ADEQUATE TO ACCOMMODATE ALL OF THE INDIVIDUALS FOR THE SPEAKER REQUEST FORM. WE CAN GO TO THE OPEN SESSION AGENDA. THE REMAINING SPEAKERS WILL ADDRESS THE COUNCIL AT THAT TIME. WE HAVE TWO -- T R E V O R. DENIM. >> GOOD EVENING, CAN YOU HEAR ME? >> YEP. >> GOOD EVENING CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS MY NAME IS T R E V O R. DENIM. AND I HAVE BEEN A POLICE OFFICER SINCE 2007. ALLOWING ME TO FULFILL THE DUTIES TO THE COAST GUARD RESERVE. AND JUGGLING MY CAREER. AND THAT MEANS THAT ONE WEEKEND A MONTH. I HAD TO DELICATE LYMAN TO MANAGE MY FAMILY. AND WITH ALL OF MY SUPERVISORS WHO ARE EXTREMELY ACCOMMODATING. AND IN RETURN, THEY HAVE SHOWN ME THROUGH THEIR ACTIONS THAT WE APPRECIATE THE VAST BENEFITS OF THE TRAINING AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS. AND THE EVENT WHICH BRINGS ME HERE TONIGHT IS IN REGARDS TO THE RECENT MOBILIZATION WHICH ALTERS MY DAY TO DAY ACT. AND I RECEIVED THE NOTIFICATION TO THE COAST GUARD. IS AND FOR THE MASKS TO THE SAN FRANCISCO AREA.{READING DOCUMENT}(INDISCERNIBLE). THEY BOTH ASSURED ME OF THE DIRECT SUPPORT OF ME AND MY FAMILY IF THERE'S ANY ISSUES THAT WOULD ARISE IF THEY NEEDED SUPPORT. AND ASSURING ME MY POSITION WITH THE REDDING DEPARTMENT TO BE WAITING UPON MY RETURN. AND COVID19 AFFECTING MY LIFE HERE. THANK YOU, CHIEF. MY MOBILIZATION CAME ON MARCH FIRST. AND IT ENDED ON APRIL -- (INDISCERNIBLE).{READING DOCUMENT}AND 53 JOINT AGENCIES AND INCLUDING FEMA IS AND PARAMEDICS AND E M TS. THIS MISSION WAS PERFORMED 17 SHIFTS. AND VACCINATIONS TO COMBAT -- (INDISCERNIBLE). TONIGHT, I WANT TO HONOR MY SUPERVISORS RECOGNIZING THE EMPLOYERS BY THEIR UNWEAVERING SUPPORT OF THE SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL SECURITY POSTURE. I WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE. (INDISCERNIBLE){READING DOCUMENT}. WITH THE PAY TROT AWARD, FOR THEIR UNYIELDING SUPPORT OF ME, MY FAMILY TO RECOGNIZE THEM PLEASE JOIN ME IN A ROUND OF APPLAUSE AS I RECOGNIZE THEM WITH THESE AWARDS. >> APPLAUSE. ALL RIGHT THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH, AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. >> THANK YOU, FOR YOUR SERVICE. >> OUR NEXT PUBLIC COMMENT IS MR. ALEX BALLEKY. >> GOOD EVENING, MY NAME IS ALEX BALLEKY. I'M HERE TO SPEAK TO YOU ABOUT CRIME IN OUR NEIGHBORHOODS ON OUR TVS AND WHAT WE'RE DOING ABOUT IT. I'M ASKING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE COUNTY WORK TOGETHER AND START PROSECUTING PROPERLY INSTEAD OF MAKING DEALS WHEN YOU SEE SOMETHING BACK OUT ON THE STREET AFTER YOU'RE HURT, YOU DON'T FEEL TOO SAFE. IT SHOULDN'T BE CRAZY HERE IN RURAL AREA TOWN. BUT NOW WE HAVE A BUNCH OF CRIMINALS RUNNING AROUND BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE ANYWHERE TO PUT THEM. I'M CAN GOING THE PEOPLE BEHIND ME TO STOP AND THINK, WHY DO WE LET THEM OUT? WE DON'T HAVE ROOM FOR THEM, OR HAVE THE MONEY TO PUT THEM AWAY? THE FACT IS THAT IF YOU DON'T PUT THEM AWAY, THEY CREATE MORE CRIME. IF YOU NOTICE ON TV ISSUE OR TELEVISION, WHAT HAVE YOU WANT TO CALL THE BOX. THE NEW STATIONS ARE USING OUR FEAR AND TAKING AWAY OUR OWN PERSONAL COMMUNICATION SO THAT WE CAN WALK AND TALK TOGETHER. WE HAVE A LOT OF PROBLEMS IN OUR COUNTY STATE AND GOVERNMENT. AND THIS IS PART OF OUR OWN DOING -- FROM THE BLACK LIBERATION MOVEMENT WHICH WAS BLAH BLAH, AND NOW THEY CALL IT SOMETHING ELSE BUT ALL OF THE KIDS THAT ARE LEARNING NOW BETWEEN THE AGES OF 8 AND 18, THE BRAINS ARE NOT FULLY DEVELOPED. ASK ANY DOCTOR. WHEN THEY SEE THAT THE GOVERNMENT IS SCREWING UP AND OTHER PEOPLE ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF. BUT RIGHT NOW, I WANT THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO MAKE SURE THAT HE PROSECUTES EVERYBODY TO THE FULL EXTENT BECAUSE WHEN YOU GET HURT, YOU END UP WITH HOSPITAL BILLS, SO YOU'RE A VICTIM IN MORE THAN ONE WAY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR KIND TIME. >> THANK YOU, >> WE MOVE ON TO THE CONSENT CALENDAR, IT CONSIDERS ROUTINE, TO WHICH HAVE BEEN SCRUTINIZED BY COUNCIL MEMBERS, EXAMINE HAVE NO FURTHER DELIBERATION. AND WHICH THEY HAVE THE CONSENT ITEM TO FILL OUT THE SPEAKER REQUEST FORM, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER LOBBIES. IT SHOULD BE THE PREROGATIVE TO THE COUNCIL MEMBERS TO COMMENT ON AN ITEM. TWO, RESPOND TO ANY COMMENT ON AN ITEM. OR FOUR REMOVE AN ITEM AND PLACE IT ON A REGULAR PORTION OF THE AGENDA IN THE STAFF REPORT AND OR EXTENDED DISCUSSION OR DELIBERATION, AND I BELIEVE WE HAVE -- COUNCIL MEMBER MEZZANO WOULD LIKE TO ASK A QUESTION. >> THE PHYTANOYL HAS MADE THIS VERY DANGEROUS. JUST A SMALL AMOUNT OF PHYTANOYL CAN CAUSE A PERSON TO GO INTO CARDIAC ARREST. WE HAD TO CHANGE THE WAYS THAT WE TEST DRUGS. WE REQUIRE TWO OFFICERS TO BE PRESENT AND WE HAVE -- THERE'S AN INHALER PRESENT WITH THE OFFICER WHILE THE TESTING. THIS PRODUCT USED THEY WILL SHOOT THROUGH THE PACKAGING SO THE OFFICER DOESN'T HAVE IT OPEN UP THE PACKAGE AND RISK GETTING EXPOSED TO THE PHYTANOYL OR THE L S D OR ANY OTHER DRUGS, AND LET US KNOW WHAT THAT IS. AND THEY WILL ACCEPT THAT PRESUMPTIVE TESTS FOR PRELIMINARY HEARING, AND WE'LL SEND THAT OFF FOR FINAL ANALYSIS. AND IT'S A HUGE DEAL FOR US. AND IT WILL HELP US SAVE LIVES. FOR THIS NEW EQUIPMENT. AND IF THERE'S NO FURTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS. ALIEN ENTER TEEN A MOTION? >> I MOVE FOR APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR. >> OKAY. WE HAVE A FIRST AND A SECOND. ALL OF THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE? >> AYE (MULTIPLE SPEAKERS) OKAY. IT PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. >> ITEM, 6 PUBLIC HEARINGS. A COURT CHALLENGE TO OPTIONS TO SUBMIT PUBLIC COMMENTS ABOVE. >> 6.1. IS A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING REDDING MUNICIPAL CODE TITLE 18 ZONING. >> IN FACT, ABOUT A MONTH AGO. WE HAD A PRESENTATION ON THE ORDINANCES BEFORE YOU TONIGHT WITH THE MINOR CHANGES, SO I KNOW THAT YOU'RE WELL VERSE IN THIS ISSUE. AND I WOULD RECOMMEND THAT ONCE YOU FINISH THIS PUBLIC HEARING AND YOU TAKE A VOTE ON IT AND THAT YOU TAKE UP 9.14 IMMEDIATELY AVENUE YOU DO NINE ONE. AND IT MAY MAKE SENSE FOR EVERYBODY LISTENING FOR THE AUDIENCE AND THE COUNCIL AS WELL. SO THIS ITEM IS TO MODIFY CHAPTER 18 AS YOU NOTED FOR THE EMERGENCY SHELTER SITES. THE EMERGENCY SHELTER SITES IS DEFINED IN THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODA APPENDIX O AND F. WHICH IS PART 14.A. AS THEY TRY TO NAVIGATE FROM HOMELESSNESS TO DECENT PERMANENT HOUSING. IT IS MADE POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF A CHANGE IN STATE LAW, WHICH ALLOWS FOR A COUNCIL TO DECLARE A SHELTER CRISIS. THOSE ARE GOOD TO HAVE ON THE BOOKS. TO ALLOW THAT TO EXIST. SO IF YOU WANTED TO DECIDE TO DO IT, YOU HAVE TO DECLEAR THE SHELTER CRISIS, AND YOU CAN MOVE FORWARD, SO THE ITEM TONIGHT IS MORE SPECIFICALLY AN AMENDMENT TO CHAPTER 18 UNDER TEMPORARY USES, IT ADDS THE COMPONENT OF UM, CHAPTER 8.1720 TEMPORARY USES THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM USE PERMITS. AND WHAT IT DOES IS THAT IT CARVES OUT AN AREA OF THE ALLOWANCES OF THE EMERGENCY HOUSING SITES SHOULD YOU DECLARE THE SHELTER CRISIS. THIS IS THE NUMBER OF ITEMS REQUIRED IN TERMS OF DISTANCE CENTER THE THE OTHER SITES. AS THESE THINGS GET BUILT, THERE'S ITEMS THAT WILL COME UP THAT WE NEED TO MODIFY OR CHANGE, AND WE DIDN'T DO THAT FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES. AND THAT'S THAT -- SHOULD THE COUNCIL WISH TO CHANGE THE ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINES, YOU CAN DO SO BY THE SIMPLE ADOPTION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINES. THE WAY THAT WE CAPTURED THAT IS WITHIN THE ORDINANCE THEMSELVES, IF YOU WANT TO APPLY FOR THIS EMERGENCY SHELTER SITE YOU HAVE TO ADHERE TO THE ORDINANCE AND ALSO TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINES. IF THE COUNCIL CHANGES THAT IN THE FUTURE DATE, AND YOU CAN DO SO QUICKLY AND SWIFTLY TO HAVE A SECOND READING TO HAVE A 45 DAY TIME, AT A MINIMUM, SO THAT'S WHY WE CRAFTED IT IN THIS FASHION. AND OTHER KEY ELEMENTS OF THE ORDINANCES ARE ASSOCIATED MADE BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION. AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION HEARD THIS ON MAY THE 11TH I BELIEVE AND THEY HAD 3 SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE COUNCIL WHICH WERE INCORPORATED THROUGH THE ORDINANCES. THE WAY THAT THE ORDINANCE IS CRAFTED IS IF A PERMIT IS ISSUED FOR ONE OF THE EMERGENCY SMELL ENTER SIZE IT'S GOOD FOR ONE YEAR. THE 90 DAYS BEFORE THE PERMIT, THEY WOULD NOTIFY THE CITY FOR THE INTENT TO RENEW THAT. IT GIVES THE COUNCIL AN OPTION IN TERMS OF THE CANCELLING THE SHELTER CRISIS. SOME KEY ELEMENTS FOR YOU TO CONSIDER IS ONE THAT WE MADE THIS SO THAT THERE'S NO FEE FOR THE APPLICATION AND THE RECEIVING OF A PERMIT TWO -- THIS PERMIT GOES DIRECTLY TO THE CITY COUNCIL. SO THE WAY THAT THIS PROCESS WORKS IS THAT THE OPERATOR WILL SUBMIT THEIR POLICIES AND THE SITE PLANS AND THE LOCATION TO THE STAFF. AND WE REVIEW IT FOR THE SECURITY AND COMPLIANCE AND THE GUIDELINES, AND THEN WE WOULD PRESENT IT TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE PRESENTATIONS. THE COUNCIL WILL BE THE ONLY BODY THAT WOULD SEE AND APPROVE THE SITES. AND IT IS EXEMPTED FROM ZONING SO IT CAN BE ANYWHERE WITHIN THE CITY, IT HAS TO MAKE SENSE TO YOU AS THE LEGISLATIVE BODY. SO WE WOULD RUN IT THROUGH A SERIES OF CHECKS WITH CITY STAFF AGAINST THE ORDINANCE AS I MENTIONED AND PRESENT IT TO YOU FOR THE APPROVAL OR DENIAL, THERE'S NO APPEAL AFTER IT'S DENIED, IT'S DENIED. AND THEN, UM, UM, THE PROCESS THEN WILL CONTINUE AND THEY WILL OPERATE THE SITE, AND THEY WILL BEGIN TO ADMINISTER THE UM -- SYSTEM AND PROVIDE THE SERVICES, AND THE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE LIVING IN THE SHELTER HAVE UP TO TEN MONTHS TO ACTUALLY MOVE ON TO PERMANENT HOUSING. OTHERWISE THEY ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO BE THERE. THAT'S IN A NUTSHELL OF WHAT THEY DO. SO I DO TAKE THE LIBERTY TO PUT TOGETHER SOME PICTURES TO SHOW YOU WHAT THEY ARE. THIS IS IN REDONDO BEACH. THIS IS THE PALLET SHELTER ENVIRONMENT. AND THEY HAVE -- YOU CAN SEE THAT THEY ARE STACKED THERE ON THE RIGHT. ON THE RIGHT IT'S A PORTABLE SHOWER FACILITY THAT COMES IN. IT'S REALLY PUT ON A PARKING LOT TYPE OF ENVIRONMENT TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY SHELTER, THIS IS IN OAKLAND, THIS IS A TOUGH SHED ENVIRONMENT. I THINK THAT THEY CALL IT, U B A. 14 OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. WHERE THEY BUILD THE SAME FACILITIES AND THEY HAVE OPERATED THAT FOR ABOUT 12 MONTHS ALMOST NOW. AND LASTLY, I HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF A, VIDEO THAT SHERRI WILL CLICK ON IT. AND THIS IS IN SONOMA COUNTY. AND IT GIVES YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE INSIDE AND -- IF YOU APPROVE THE -- UM, APPENDIX O AND X FOR SOME MODIFICATIONS WHICH WILL BE PRESENTED TO YOU IN A LITTLE BIT, WE WILL PRESENTING THIS PALLET SHELTERS FOR THE FACILITIES, THEY TAKE ABOUT A COUPLE OF HOURS TO PUT OUT AND -- THAT CAN BE MANY OTHER UM -- TYPES OF FACILITIES THAT CAN BE CONSTRUCTED AND SERVICE AS EMERGENCY SLEEPING CABINETS. AND REALLY IN BRIEF WHAT THIS WHOLE PACKAGE DOES IS THIS ORDINANCE AND THIS IS THE ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINES AND THE SECONDS THAT YOU WOULD BE CONSIDERING THE DECLARATION OF THE CRISIS SHELTERS DOES ONE THING. IT ALLOWS THE VERY LOW SHELTER WITH THE WRAPAROUND SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED ON SITES THAT MAKE SENSE TO HELP INDIVIDUALS GO PRACTICE HOMELESS TO HOMED. AND WITH THAT, I'M AVAILABLE FOR ANY QUESTIONS. BEFORE I OPEN IT TO PUBLIC HEARING? QUESTIONS? >> UNDER ITEM TEN WHERE IT SAYS, IT'S MY HOPE AND DESIRE THAT IF WE MOVE TO A CRISIS. AND IT DOESN'T LAST FOREVER. AND THEORETICALLY IF THEY HAVE TO SEIZE AND ASSIST, AND YOU HAVE SOMEONE WHO'S BEEN IN THERE FOR TWO MONTHS, WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THAT PERSON? >> I DON'T WANT THE LEGISLATION TO PROHIBIT THAT. >> IT DOES NOT. THE CITY COUNCIL WILL HAVE FULL AUTHORITY UNDER HOW YOU WANTED TO CANCEL THE SHELTER CRISIS. YOU CAN GIVE US SIX MONTHS NOTICE AND IF THERE'S NO MORE ENTRY UNITS FOR THIS. AND IF WE CAN MAKE THAT KNOWN AND APARTMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINES OR THE RESOLUTION ADOPTION. >> THANK YOU. >> IF THERE'S IN FURTHER QUESTIONS, I'LL OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. WE HAVE NO PUBLIC COMMENTS, SO I'LL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. AND I WILL ENTERTAIN VICE MAYOR? >> I WANT TO THANK, UM, CITY MANAGER TIPPON WITH ALL OF THE SUGGESTIONS THAT THEY PROVIDED. AND I ALSO WANT TO THANK OUR COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO ARE ADVOCATING FOR THIS. KRISTEN SCHREDDER. AND WORK WITH THE COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO ARE EXPRESSING INTEREST FOR THIS TYPE OF FACILITIES. AND I MET SOME OF THEM WHEN I VISITED A CAMP EARLY LAST YEAR. SO I THINK THAT THIS IS A GOOD SOLUTION FOR -- NOT FOR EVERYONE, IT'S NOT ONE SIZE FITS ALL, BUT FROM ALL OF THE WORK THAT I HAVE SEEN IN THE COMMUNITY THERE ARE POPULATIONS OF PEOPLE WHO UM, THIS WILL BE A GOOD FIT FOR TRANSITIONING FROM UM -- LESS DESIRABLE IN THE CAR, OR EVEN COUCH SURFING OR EVEN WORSE OUT IN THE CAMPS AND THEN WITH THE WRAPAROUND SERVICES, THEY WILL BE ABLE TO CHARTER A DIFFERENT PATH WITH THEM SO I'M APPRECIATE TIFF OF ALL OF THE WORK AND I THINK THAT THIS IS A GOOD STEP FOR THE CITY OF REDDING GOING FORWARD AND THE STAFF'S CONTINUED WORK WITH THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND WITH OUR PARTNERS IN SOCIAL SERVICES AND SHASTA COUNTY AND HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AND THE HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS. I MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THIS AND UM THANK YOU. >> I'D LIKE TO UM -- ECHO VICE MAYOR'S COMMENTS. I GET CHOKED UP HERE, WE'RE GOING TO SAVE HERE, THERE'S PEOPLE WHO ARE OUT ON THE STREETS. THIS PROGRAM WILL SAVE SOME OF THEM. IT'S TRANSITIONAL HOUSING. NOT PERMANENT. AND THIS WILL OFFER A LIFE LAND FOR MANY. THANK YOU CITY MANAGER. AND FOR THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR THE WORK ON THIS. >> I VOTED AGAINST THE CITY STAFF ON DO ANYTHING FORWARD WITH IT. I'M STILL VOTING AGAINST IT TONIGHT. I HOPE THAT TO WORKS. I HOPE THAT IT BENEFITS PEOPLE. I THINK THAT IT'S A GOOD THING IF IT DOES. THERE'S ROOM AT THE MISSION. THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM WITH THE MISSION. THERE'S A CONTRACT TO NOTIFY US IF THERE'S IN ROOM. I THINK THAT IT'S AN EXAMPLE TO CREATE ANOTHER GOVERNMENT PROGRAM TO WISH AND A PRAYER, I DON'T THINK THAT IT'S APPROPRIATE FOR IT TO WORK. BUT IN OUR HEART OF HEARTS, I HOPE THAT IT DOES WORK. >> I DON'T UNDER, I JUST WANT TO POSE THE QUESTION, I MEAN, I HOPE THAT WE HAVE FOUR VOTES FOR IT. BUT I JUST URGE YOU TO TAKE INTEREST IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT IT AND HOW THIS ISN'T RUNNING IT. THE NON-PROFIT IN COORDINATION WITH THE SHASTA HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES WILL BE PROVIDING THE SERVICES, THE CITY IS NOT RUNNING THEM, WE'RE GRANTING THE APPROVAL TO USE -- TO ABIDE BY GUIDELINES THAT ARE SET UP SO THAT THERE'S TRANSPARENCY AND WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED AND WITH STRICT GUIDELINES TO HOW THEY ARE LOCATED AND WHAT KIND OF SERVICES THEY ARE PROVIDED AND THE MINIMUM ESSENTIAL -- SO I JUST HOPE THAT WE'RE OPEN TO IT. BECAUSE FOR EXAMPLE. NOT EVERYBODY IS A GOOD FIT AT THE MISSION. AND SO, I THINK THAT WE NEED TO CONSIDER OTHER OPTIONS, SO I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, IF EVERYBODY DON'T FIT AT THE MISSION, WHERE WOULD THEY GO? THIS WOULD BE A LOGICAL OPTION I THINK. >> WITH RESPECT TO THE COMMENT THAT THE CITY IS NOT RUNNING IT, WE HAVE PAGES SAYING THAT WE ARE ARE NOTING IT, AND THEN COMING TO THE CITY APPROVAL FOR THE SITES. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY DISAGREE THAT THE CITY IS NOT RUNNING IT. THE PROBLEM IS DRUGS, AND MENTAL ILLNESS. THIS DOESN'T ADDRESS THINGS. I SAID, I HOPE THAT IT DOES HELP THEM. BUT IN MY VIEW IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A PRIORITY. AND I'LL VOTE NO. >> I STRUGGLE WITH THIS. ORIGINALLY I THOUGHT THAT THE CITY WAS RUNNING THIS. AND APPLY THEM AND DO DAY TO DAY MANAGEMENT. AND THAT'S ONE THING THAT HE WAS DEALING WITH. AND I THINK THAT THIS IS WHERE THE BENEFIT WOULD COME. >> (INDISCERNIBLE). SO BASICALLY THE WAY THAT THE LAW WORKS IS THAT WE HAVE A STATE CODE SECTION AND THE GOVERNMENT CODE THAT AUTHORIZES THE CITIES TO DECLARE EMERGENCY SHELTER SITES AND ESTABLISH THE SITES FOR THE HANDLING OF THE HOMELESS SHELTERS AND THE LIKE. THE EASY WAY TO MEET THE STANDARD IS TO ADOPT O AND X. PARTICULARLY WITH WHAT THIS DOES, FOR THE ORDINANCE THAT MR. TIPPON ADDRESSED WITH YOU. THERE'S AN EXCEPTION OF ADOPTING APPENDIX O AND X. BECAUSE OF THE STATE STATUTE RECOGNIZING THAT EVERY CITY IS GOING TO BE A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT. SO YOU CAN ESTABLISH OTHER CRITERIA IF YOU MAKE A FINDING AND IF SO -- SO THE FINDING IS THAT WE HAVE TO ESTABLISH THAT THE REDUCED STANDARD THAT'S BELOW APPENDIX O OR X IS NEEDED BECAUSE ADOPTION OF APPENDIX O AND X WITHOUT MODIFICATIONS WILL HINDER IT. THERE'S ONE FINDING PROPOSED TO YOU, AND IT RELATES TO THE INTERNAL SQUARE FOOTAGE OF AN EMERGENCY SHELTER CABIN. UNDER APPENDIX O AND X. THE MINIMUM IS 70 SQUARE FEET, PLUS AN ADDITIONAL SQUARE FEET FOR THE OCCUPANTS. THE ORDINANCE THAT YOU HAVE ESTABLISHES THE LOW THRESHOLD OF THE 64 SQUARE FEET. SO IT'S A LITTLE BIT MORE LENIENT. AND THERE'S A REASON FOR THAT. THERE ARE AVAILABLE 64 SQUARE FOOT SLEEPING CABINS, AND THEY ARE PRE FABRICATED. WHERE IF YOU GO TO THE 70 FOOT STANDARD, WE HAVE TO GOOD OUT TO DESIGN AND HAVE TO BE FABRICATION. AND YOU HAVE THE /O*D CIRCUMSTANCE. AND YOU HAVE TO WAIT 45 DAYS BEFORE SOMEBODY CAN GET SHELTER, SO THAT STANDARD THAT 70 FOOT STANDARD WILL HINDER IT TO MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF THE SHELTER CRISIS. AND THE FINDING IS SET FORTH IN THIS ORDINANCES. SO WITH THAT, I WILL CONCLUDE. THIS IS A NECESSARY ORDINANCE NOW THAT YOU HAVE OFFERED THE FIRST ONE, THAT MR. TIPPON S ORDINANCES FOR THE FIRST READING, YOU CANNOT HAVE ONE WITHOUT THE OTHER. SO WITH THAT, I'LL BE HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE. >> THANK YOU AGAIN. AND THIS IS AGAIN -- THAT WE NEED TO BE A LITTLE BIT MORE ACCOMMODATING FOR THE SIZE OF THE SQUARE FOOTAGE. I WANT TO GIVE AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO A VERY INDUSTRIOUS GROUP WHO HAS TAKEN THIS APPENDIX O WHO DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED THE STICK BUILT. CALLING THEM THE MICRO SHELTERS. I WANT TO GIVE A SHOUT OUT FOR THE DESIRE TO BE A CHANGE. LAURA PARK WHO'S IN THE AUDIENCE TODAY WHO HAS BEEN SPEER HEADING THIS COMMUNITY OUTREACH FOR THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN GIVING A LOT OF TOWERS OF MICRO SHELTERS AND WITH THE STUDENTS SHOWING THEIR SKILLS WHICH IS A GREAT THING TO SEE SOME OF THE STUDENTS ACTUALLY, IN OUR COMMUNITY COULD BE GREAT CANDIDATES FOR HOW -- FOR THIS TYPE OF HOUSING AND UM -- THE SERVICES THAT WILL BE PROVIDED TO THEM. SO I'LL MAKE A MOTION, I KNOW THAT THERE'S A LONG MOTION. I MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE STAFF RECOMMENDATION. >> I HAVE A SECOND. >> ANY OTHER QUESTIONS, ALL OF THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE? >> AIRPORT. (MULTIPLE SPEAKERS) >> OPPOSED? >> FOUR ONE. >> YOU OFFERED FOR A READING BY TITLE ONLY WHICH IS ENTITLED AS FOLLOWS: >> {READING DOCUMENT}. >> MOVING ON TO ITEM, 9.C: WE RECEIVED THE IMPLEMENTATION ITEMS OF THE TREASURY. THIS IS NOT JUST STAFF'S RECOMMENDATION. BUT ALSO THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE G F O A THAT WE MOVE SLOW ON THIS. MEANING THAT WE HAVE A COUPLE OF MONTHS BEFORE WE GET THINGS GOING. BUT -- BACKING UP FOR A MOMENT, GOVERNMENT LOVES ITS ACRONYMS, SO THIS IS IMMEDIATELY BECOMING THE A A R P A. WHICH IS THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT. AND USUALLY HARDLY EVER HEAR THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT YOU'LL HEAR A A R P A. IF YOU'RE LISTENING TO ANY WEBINARS OR ANYTHING ELSE. THE AVAILABLE FUNDING OVER A TWO YEAR PERIOD OF TIME. WE'LL GET THAT. AND WE ALREADY RECEIVED THE FIRST. SOME KEY ISSUES HERE, IS THAT YOU HAVE TO OBLIGATE THE FUNDS, AND FULLY EXPAND THE FUNDS. THAT'S WHAT WE HAVE IN THE USES OF FUNDS. THERE'S RESTRICTED USES, FOR THE DEBT SERVICE PENSIONS DELAYED TAX INCREASES. ALL OF THAT SORT OF STUFF IS OFF LIMITS. SO THAT GIVES YOU A LOT OF FLEXIBILITY ON HOW YOU WOULD SPIN THAT FROM ALL OF THE THINGS THAT WE TALK. THAT WOULD BE ELIGIBLE AS WELL. THE KICKER HERE IS THAT YOU HAVE TO REDO ALL OF YOUR CALCULATIONS BASED ON YOUR ACTUAL REVENUES THAT THEY RECEIVED. SO THEY HAVE A FORMULA THAT WE WOULD RUN THROUGH, BASED ON WHAT IT IS. THAT WE CAN PUT ON THIS POT OR BUCKET IF YOU WILL. AND THEN EVERY DECEMBER YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT THAT AND REALLOCATE, UM BASED ON WHAT ACTUAL REVENUES ARE. WATER THOSE ARE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE TYPE OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND THERE'S A LINE FOR THE PROJECT CATEGORIES, WE THINK THAT MOST OF WHAT THEY DO IS THAT FOR THEM TO BE ELIGIBLE AND THINK ABOUT PERHAPS THE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE -- THIS CAN BE USED FOR THAT, AND IT CAN PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH JOBS AND STIMULUS RESPONSE. BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE: THIS ONE AS IS WRITTEN NOW. IF FOCUSES ON THE FIBER TO THE HOMES. AND PROVIDING BROADBAND AND SO THIS AS IS WRITTEN TODAY -- AND HOWEVER AS I MENTIONED THAT. AND I THINK THAT THEY ARE MISSING THE BOAT AND FORKING THE TREASURY FOR THE FIBER. SO WE THINK THAT THERE'S OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FUTURE THAT THESE WILL BE MODIFIED AND WE WILL BE ABLE TO USE THAT. SO WRAPPING UP THE RECOMMENDATIONS, ARE THAT WE REALLY USE THIS MONEY FOR THIS INVESTMENT ON THE ONE TIME PROJECTS FOR THE CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. BECAUSE IT HAS TO GET BACK UP GOING. THERE'S A LOT OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE COUNCIL TO CONSIDER AND SO MY RECOMMENDATION IS THAT YOU WAIT UNTIL JULY STARTING TO HAVE UM, A LOT MORE FINALITY IN THE TREASURY GUIDELINES AND A LOT OF INFORMATION COMING FROM THE LEAGUE OF WAY, AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES AND WE'LL HAVE A LOT MORE TO OFFER YOU IN TERMS OF HOW AND WHERE YOU SHOULD PUT THIS FUNDING. THAT'S MY RECOMMENDATION FOR TONIGHT, AND I'M AVAILABLE FOR ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE. >> COUNCIL MEMBER, DECQUISTO. >> I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO SEE SOME CREATIVE EFFORTS. FOR ALTERNATIVE, NOT JUST JAIL SPACE OR ART CENTERS AND OTHER THINGS THAT WE'RE GOING TO DO. I RECOGNIZE THAT IT'S A LOT OF MONEY, BUT IT CAN GO A LONG WAY, AND IT'S DONE IN POTENTIAL OF RAISING TAX REVENUE SAYING THAT WE HAVE 30 MILLION DOLLARS, AND WE ONLY NEED 30 MILLION MORE. AND I'M PRETTY SURE THAT YOU CAN COME UP WITH SOME RATIONAL TO QUALIFY FOR THE GUIDELINES. BECAUSE IT'S HARD FOR ME TO IMAGINE THAT YOU DIDN'T MEET THE GUIDELINES, YOU DON'T QUALIFY, ONCE YOU GO THROUGH THAT, IT'S PRETTY MUCH YOURS. >> THE EASY WAY TO DO THAT IS TO HAVE IT IN THE REPLACEMENT FUND. BECAUSE OF THE REVENUES AS I MENTIONED IS 5 MILLION DOLLARS PER YEARS. AND THE ONLY THING THAT YOU HAVE TO DO IN THAT REGARD THAT YOU USE IT FOR THE PROVISION OF THE GOVERNMENT SERVICES, SO OBVIOUSLY WORKING IN COORDINATION WITH THE COUNTY ON JAIL SYSTEMS IS A PROVISION. AND JUST OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD RIGHT NOW, CERTAINLY AS WE GET FURTHER AND FURTHER ON THE GUIDELINES, WE WILL BE ABLE TO HAVE MORE IDEAS OF HOW TO STRATEGIC LEAH COME DATE THE COUNCIL'S GOALS. >> COUNCIL MEMBER, ROZANNO. >> IT GOES WITHOUT QUESTION THAT WE NEED MORE BEDS. SO, TO PARTNER WITH THE COUNTY IN USING THE REPLACEMENT METHOD, MR. TIPPON. TO ME IS AN OUTSTANDING IDEA AND THAT WOULD ALLEVIATE A LOT OF PROBLEMS FOR THE CITY. BUT ANOTHER THING THAT IS JUMPING OFF THIS PAGE TO ME, IS THE IMPACTED INDUSTRY OF THE TOURISM TRAVEL AND HOSPITALITY SECTORS. THEY HAVE TO BE AT THE FRONT OF THE LINE. AND THEY ARE STILL SUFFERING. AND WITH THIS MONEY COMING IN TO OUR HANDS, WHATEVER WE CAN DO IS GOING TO PAY DIVIDENDS AT THE END OF THE DAY. BECAUSE IF WE CAN BUILD TOURISM BACK UP, IT WILL BRING MORE MONEY INTO THE CITY OR RESTAURANTS. SO I WOULD RECOMMEND THAT WE GIVE THAT FAIR CONSIDERATION AND I'M SURE USUALLY, THANK YOU. >> YES, I AGREE WITH YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS, AND THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THAT BACK IN INTO JULY. I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WITH THE PORTION OF THE MONEY WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THE AFFECTED INDUSTRIES. THIS IS AN INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY THAT PERHAPS MOST OF THE TIME WE SPEND THE MONEY, AND WE DON'T INVEST IN A RETURN. WE TOOK SEED MONEY, AND WHAT CAN WE DO? CAN WE INVEST IN THE BIKE CULTURAL TRAIL. AND INVEST IN THE OTHER ART AND TOURISM PROGRAM THAT MIGHT CREATE MONEY THAT WILL ATTRACT TOURISTS FOR YEARS TO COME. SO THINKING ABOUT THINGS THAT WE CAN END UP GETTING A RETURN ON AN INVESTMENT. >> THANK YOU. >> I'M AGREEING WITH MORE OF THE LAST TWO COMMENTS ABOUT UM, ARTS AND CULTURE AND TOURISM BECAUSE I FEEL THAT IT HAS BEEN A LARGE END INDUSTRY FROM OUR COMMUNITY FOR MANY YEARS, AND IT WAS DIRECTLY IMPACTED BY COVID, AND I WOULD LIKE TO ASK A QUESTION OF UM -- OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO SUPPORTED BUILDING A BIGGER JAIL OR PROVIDED MORE JAIL SPACE. THAT WAS A PROBLEM THAT WE HAD BEFORE COVID AND I'M WONDERING WITH THE PARTICULAR PROBLEMS THAT THE JAIL SPACES CREATED WITH WHAT'S DIFFERENT NOW WITH COVID. THIS DOESN'T ALWAYS PROVIDE THE PANACEA. THAT QUALIFIES UNDER THE ANTICIPATED TERM OF THE LAW. AND THE SECOND ARGUMENT IS IF PEOPLE DON'T FEEL SAFE, THEY WON'T GO DOWNTOWN. AND IF PEOPLE DON'T FEEL SAFE OR THEY THINK THAT THEY ARE GETTING HASSLED. THEY WON'T SPEND THE MONEY. IF YOU MAKE AN EFFORT TO THE PROBLEMS, AND THE WORD GOES ON YOU THAT THERE'S CONSEQUENCES FOR BEING ARRESTED, IN MY OPINION IT WILL REDUCE THE NUMBER OF INCIDENTS AND THE NUMBER OF THE PROBLEMS THAT USUALLY HAVE. I THINK THAT IT'S A PERFECTLY REASONABLE EXPLANATION TO LOOK AT. THAT'S WHY WE HAVE FIVE PEOPLE, BECAUSE WE HAVE DIFFERENT OPINIONS. >> BUT THE TAX PAYERS DIDN'T SUPPORT FOR THE BIGGER JAIL. >> THEY DON'T TRUST THE GOVERNMENT AND THEY THINK IT'S A WASTE OF MONEY. >> SO THEY WANT TO SEE MONEY FROM COVID RELIEF? >> I THINK THAT IT WOULD BE BETTER TO SPEND ON THEIR OWN BUSINESSES. >> I AM SURE THAT THE STAFF WILL BRING A PLETHORA OF INFORMATION TO DEBATE WHERE WE SHOULD USE THIS MONEY FROM? >> YOU ARE CORRECT. BECAUSE ONE THING THAT I DIDN'T MENTION AND I THINK THAT IT'S GOING TO BE AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE DELIBERATION. OTHER THAN THE REPLACEMENT OF THE REVENUE, WHEN YOU ALLOCATE THE MONEY OF THE BUCKETS IS THAT YOU CAN MOVE IT OUT OF THE BUCKETS, SO ONCE YOU ESTABLISH THAT YOU WANT TO PUT MONEY INTO THE UTILITY REPAYMENTS. AND SMALL BUSINESSES ASSISTANCE. THAT'S WHERE YOU PUT IT AND USE IT. AND THAT'S WHERE YOU WANT TO BE DILIGENT AND DO YOUR UM -- DEEP DELIBERATIONS BEFORE YOU MAKE THAT FINAL DECISION AS A COUNCIL. BECAUSE ONCE YOU PUT IT THERE IT'S GOING TO STAY. >> ALL RIGHT YOU DON'T NEED US TO VOTE ON ANYTHING, WE'RE JUST ACCEPTING THE REPORT? >> THAT'S CORRECT. >> ITEM 9.2 A: CONSIDER THE DEVELOPMENT FUNDING AGREEMENT (DFA) WITH PATHWAYS TO HOUSING, INC. (PATHWAYS) FOR A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) FOR REHABILITATION OF A TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FACILITY LOCATED AT 1871 KENYON DRIVE. >> NICOLE SMITH: >> AND THIS IS PROJECTED TO ASSIST ABOUT, ONE HUNDRED CLIENTS PER YEAR. IS AND HERE WE HAVE A FLOOR PLAN, IT'S DIFFICULT TO SEE. BUT THE PROPOSED REHABILITATION IS FOCUSING ON THE EASTERLY PORTION OF THE BUILDING. TO COVER THE COST OF THE FULL INTERIOR REMODEL. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM, PLUMBING, H V A C UPGRADES ALONG WITH IMPROVEMENTS S AND SEWER AND WATER END PRACTICE STRUCTURE. AND IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PARKING LOT. >> OFF READING PARTNERS FOR ON GOING SERVICES INCLUDING DIGNITY HEALTH, AND SHASTA COUNTY HUMAN HEALTH CENTERS. IN INCLUSION, STAFF REQUESTS THAT CITY COUNCIL APPROVES THE 4 HUNDRED THOUSAND IN COMMUNITY BLOCK GRANT FUNDS, AS WELL AS THE TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR LEAD BASE PAINT GRANT AS STIPULATED IN THE DEVELOPMENT. AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT OF THE CITY MANAGER TO COMPLETE THE SUBSEQUENT DOCUMENTS TO COMPLETE THE TRANSACTIONS WITHIN THE DFA. >> ANY QUESTIONS? >> I WOULD LIKE TO OFFER, IF THERE'S NO OTHER COMMENTS, THIS IS AN EXCELLENT USE OF THE CITY RESOURCES. BECAUSE UM, IN 2016 I HELPED FACILITATE THE PRODUCTION OF THE REPORT THAT CALCULATED THE COST OF HIGH SERVICE UTILIZERS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE WHO USE HIGHLY USE A LOT OF THE SERVICES BOTH IN THE HOSPITAL AND UM, WE CALCULATED FOR EXAMPLE IN 2015 THERE WAS ABOUT 3 HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN COSTS TO PUT OUT THE FIRES. AND THE TOTAL COST IS THE 26 THOUSAND DOLLARS PRECISE OF THE SERVICES, SO SPENDING 4 HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS TO HELP WITH REHABILITATING THE BUILDING FOR A YEAR IS AN OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT AND I APPRECIATE THE WORK THAT THE HOUSING DEPARTMENT HAS DONE WITH THE PARTNERS THAT SHOW UP THERE. PARTICULARLY WITH THE PATHWAYS TO THE HOUSING GROUP. >> LOOKING AT THE STAFF REPORT. IS THAT ENOUGH MONEY? >> UM, WELL, HOPEFULLY -- IT IS AN OLDER BUILDING SO ONCE THEY TARE INTO IT, AND THEY START TO MAKE REPAIRS, HOPEFULLY THERE'S IN ADDITIONAL ISSUES TO WHERE WE WOULD NEED ADDITIONAL FUNDING. >> AND THE ROOMS THAT YOU'RE GOING TO BUILD FOR MEDICAL PROCEDURES, YOU HAVE MEDICAL STAFF ON SITE FOR THAT OR ARE THEY -- HOW DOES THAT WORK? >> UM, THEY, THEY ACTUALLY WILL BE PROVIDING RECUPERATION CARE. IN ADDITION TO THE 15 BED AREA IN THE FACILITY. >> I THINK THAT IT'S AN EXCELLENT IDEA. I SECOND THE MOTION. >> JUST TO CLARIFY, THE PEOPLE WHO ARE THE HIGHEST UTILIZERS ARE PEOPLE WHO WHEN THEY ARE LEAVING THE HOSPITAL WILL GO HOME FOR A LITTLE BIT OF EXTRA CARE AND THEY ARE READY TO GO BACK OUT TO THE NORMAL CASE -- WORK LOAD OR WHATEVER IS AND WHEN YOU'RE HOMELESS, YOU DON'T HAVE THAT EXTRA TIME TO UM, HEAL, AND SO THIS IS WHERE THEY -- THIS IS WHERE THE PEOPLE WILL GOOD. AND IN THE COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE HAD THESE RUNNING THEY ARE SAVING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS LARGELY TO THE MEDICAL FACILITIES BECAUSE OF THE SAVINGS AND HELPING PEOPLE NOT CYCLE BACK INTO THE MEDICAL FACILITY. >> WAS THERE A MOTION THERE? >> I WILL MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE. >> AND I WILL SECOND, THANK YOU. >> IF THERE'S IN OTHER QUESTIONS, WE HAVE A FIRST AND A SECOND. ALL OF THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. >> AYE (MULTIPLE SPEAKERS) IT PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. >> THANK YOU. >> ALL RIGHT. WE'LL MOVE TO ITEM, 9.11 E: {READING DOCUMENT}: CONSIDER APPROVAL OF THEAIR SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH ALASKA AIRLINES, INC. FOR SERVICE FROM REDDING TO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. ALASKA AIRLINE -- THE DAILY DEPARTURES ON THE 70 SEAT AIRCRAFT. -- AND ONCE WITH UNITED AND NOW THIS ONE WITH SEATTLE. AND WHICH IS NOW 889 SEATS THAT RUNS ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. WHICH I TOOK THE INAUGURAL FLIGHTS A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO. AND IT WAS AWESOME. AND THIS IS A BONUS TO THIS DEAL HERE, WITH ALASKA TOO. THEY ARE A ONE WORLD PARTNER WITH ALASKA AIRLINES, SO THAT OPENS UP A LOT OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FLIGHTS ALL AROUND THE WORLD. THIS NEWS IS A CREDIT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM THAT WORKS REALLY HARD TRYING TO GET SERVICES TO REDDING. EXAMINE THINGS ARE LOOKING UP, AND WE HAVE TO KEEP PEOPLE IN THE SEATS TO KEEP THE FLIGHTS IN. AND TODD JONES AND JIM ARE WORKING ON LANDING THE SERVICE. BEFORE YOU TONIGHT IS THE AIR SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH ALASKA. AND JUST LIKE THE UNITED FLIGHT TO LAX TO HELP OFFSET THE COSTS, AND TO OFFSET THE BLACK THERE, THEY ARE ASKING FOR A MINIMUM REVENUE GUARANTEE. THIS IS A LOW NUMBER AS I MENTIONED, EXAMINE THE COMMUNITY AT THE POINTED UP AND PAID FOR THAT ONE LAST YEAR, AND WE DIDN'T BURN THROUGH ALL OF IT. AND WE GOT IT BACK. AND UM, THE PROPOSED AMOUNT IS UM -- REASONABLE, TO THE INDUSTRIES AS I MENTIONED. AND IN ADDITION THE STAFF IS REQUESTING 25 THOUSAND TO MARKET THIS. AND IF WE DON'T GET PEOPLE IN THE SEATS, THEY WILL GO AWAY, PARTICULARLY IN THAT FIRST YEAR, AND NOT USING THE REVENUE THERE. AND IT PROVIDES BENEFITS THERE. AND TO MARKET THIS, WE'RE PROPOSING A TEAM OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS IN ADDITION SOME OF THE SAVINGS THAT WE HAVE, AND MARKET THAT BOTH IN REDDING BUT TO ALL OF THE UM, CITIES THAT WE SERVICE. TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PEOPLE ARE AWARE OF THE FLIGHTS AND HOW CONVENIENT THEY ARE TO FLY OUT OF REDDING. THE FUNDING FOR THIS. WE CANNOT USE AIRPORT REVENUE FOR THIS. WE GET A LOT OF FAA FUNDING. AND THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO USE THAT FOR AIR SERVICE AGREEMENTS, SO THIS HAS TO COME TO OR FROM THE CITY, SO WE'RE PROPOSING ABOUT 375 THOUSAND OF IT COMING FROM THE GENERAL FUND THAT'S 365 THOUSAND FROM THE NEW MONEY. AND FROM THE REVENUE GUARANTEE WITH THE -- UNITED. AND THE OTHER 50 THOUSAND PROPOSING TO COME FROM THE UTILITIES. AND ANOTHER FIVE THOUSAND A PIECE PRACTICE THE WATER, WASTE WATER AND SOLID WASTE. AND HOW, I THINK -- IT'S A LOT OF MONEY OBVIOUSLY, MUST I THINK THAT IT'S A GOOD INVESTMENT. AND I THINK THAT THE AIR SERVICE WILL BRING REVENUE BEYOND WHAT WE'RE INVESTING TO THE CITY. I'LL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. >> THANK YOU FOR YOUR PRESENTATION AND PLEASE THANK YOUR STAFF FOR THE WORK THAT THEY HAVE DONE FOR WITH THE SECOND GO AROUND. >> THE BENEFIT FROM THIS REDDING TO SEATTLE FLIGHT. ONCE YOU GET IT SEATTLE, YOU CAN GO TO OTHER PLACES, I SEYMOUR OF THAT. AND I SEE PEOPLE FROM SEATTLE GOING UP TO REDDING. >> NOT SUNSHINE. >> NOT SUNSHINE. YOU'RE RIGHT. >> THEY DON'T HAVE THE HEAT. BUT UM -- AND UM, I THINK THAT IN DISCUSSIONS WITH MR. TIPPON, IT LOOKS LIKE I HAD SOME ISSUES WITH THE FUNDING, BUT I THINK THAT THE CITY WILL SAVE SOME MONEY, BECAUSE THE CITY'S OFFICIALS TRAVEL A LOT, INSTEAD OF DRIVING TO SACRAMENTO TO CATCH A FLIGHT TO WHERE OF THEY CAN TAKE IT RIGHT OUT OF REDDING. HOPEFULLY WE CARPOOL TO THE AIRPORT AND NOT PAY FOR PARKING. SO I MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THIS. >> COUNCIL MEMBER WINTER. >> THANK YOU. I THINK THAT THIS IS GREAT, DIRECTOR (INDISCERNIBLE). AND THANK YOU TO YOUR TEAM FOR THIS AS WELL. AND IT INCREASES COMPETITION. IT INCREASES OPTIONS AND WE'RE THINKING OF TOURISM, BUT THIS IS A BIG DEAL FOR BUSINESSES, WHEN I INTERVIEW BUSINESS OWNERS -- I PROBABLY INTERVIEWED 50 BUSINESS OWNERS, THIS IS NUMBER TWO AND THE LESS WAS EXPANDED FROM THE LAND SERVICES, THEIR BUSINESSES WERE RESTRICTED BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T HAVE REGULAR AIR SERVICE. >> ALL OF THOSE IN FAVOR, PLEASE SAY AYE. >> AYE (MULTIPLE SPEAKERS) >> OKAY. SPEAKING OF TRAVEL, WE WILL MOVE ON TO ITEM, 11. SEEING NONE. >> 12 -- RELATIVE TO FUTURE CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS? >> ALL RIGHT. THEN I WILL ADJOURN US.