98 roll calls on homelessness since May 17, 2011, 55 of them with at least one no. Newest first, each with the minutes it came from.
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A substitute motion was made by Councilmember Huber and seconded by Councilmember Brown to discontinue the City's participation in this task force so they can continue their work.
Aye Brown, Huber
No Denlay, Morgan, Reynolds, Coolidge
Abstained or recused Tandon
The original motion to authorize use of city owned land at MLK site to establish an outdoor shelter and direct staff to continue to search out all sheltering options as well as funding sources,
Aye Brown, Huber, Tandon, Coolidge
No Denlay, Morgan, Reynolds
ets nervous with the City getting involved. She stated she would love to hear more about the Safe Space or any other private shelter options. Council also agreed that a special meeting would be convened should the City Attorney find a solut… The whole motion
ets nervous with the City getting involved. She stated she would love to hear more about the Safe Space or any other private shelter options. Council also agreed that a special meeting would be convened should the City Attorney find a solution that would require immediate Council action.
Aye Brown, Huber, Morgan, Tandon, Reynolds, Coolidge
No Denlay
A motion was made by Councilmember Morgan and seconded by Councilmember Reynolds to continue Item 5.2. to the next meeting.
Aye Morgan, Reynolds
No Huber, Ory, Stone, Brown, Schwab
A motion was made by Councilmember Ory and seconded by Vice Mayor Brown to continue Items 5.1. and 5.3. to the November 17, 2020 meeting.
Aye Ory, Reynolds, Brown, Schwab
No Huber, Morgan, Stone
t clarity is appropriate, | can.” Councilmember Stone - “Yeah.” rr The first substitute motion (including one friendly amendment as noted above by Councilmember Huber) containing the Council's clarification on the action taken regarding enc… The whole motion
t clarity is appropriate, | can.” Councilmember Stone - “Yeah.” rr The first substitute motion (including one friendly amendment as noted above by Councilmember Huber) containing the Council's clarification on the action taken regarding encampments originally discussed at the April 7, 2020 meeting,
Aye Huber, Ory, Stone, Brown
No Morgan, Reynolds, Schwab
ion | would like to make and that would be to direct the Police Department to follow the CDC guidelines in regards to homeless encampments. Councilmember Morgan seconded it and called for the question.” Councilmember Morgan seconded it. The… The whole motion
ion | would like to make and that would be to direct the Police Department to follow the CDC guidelines in regards to homeless encampments. Councilmember Morgan seconded it and called for the question.” Councilmember Morgan seconded it. The second substitute motion failed due to the following vote:
Aye Morgan, Reynolds, Schwab
No Huber, Ory, Stone
Abstained or recused Brown
this crisis and explore additional opportunities for expanding emergency shelter during this critical time. Providers may include CHAT, Safe Space, True North Housing Alliance, the Jesus Center, Crisis Care Advocacy and Triage, Butte County… The whole motion
this crisis and explore additional opportunities for expanding emergency shelter during this critical time. Providers may include CHAT, Safe Space, True North Housing Alliance, the Jesus Center, Crisis Care Advocacy and Triage, Butte County Behavioral Health, the TARGET Team, and others.
Aye Huber, Reynolds, Schwab, Brown, Stone
No Morgan
Absent Ory
A motion was made by Vice Mayor Brown and seconded by Councilmember Huber to have a Council discussion regarding the potential items for amendments as noted below by the Vice Mayor regarding the Offenses Against Public Property Ordinance: o… The whole motion
A motion was made by Vice Mayor Brown and seconded by Councilmember Huber to have a Council discussion regarding the potential items for amendments as noted below by the Vice Mayor regarding the Offenses Against Public Property Ordinance: o Eliminate allowable hours in Civic Center, 7:00am to 10:00pm (9.43.030) o Eliminate section 9.20.050, Storage of personal property in public spaces (Camping is already Illegal per Title 9 (9.20.030)) o Eliminate the following elements of 9.5.030: Store personal property pursuant to Section 9.20.050 of this code. Entering into or remaining within regulate…
Aye Huber, Ory, Schwab, Brown, Stone
No Morgan, Reynolds
The original motion made by Councilmember Huber and seconded by Councilmember Morgan to: (1) table consideration of rescinding the ordinance for six months or at such time as the City Manager comes back after meeting with the County to eval… The whole motion
The original motion made by Councilmember Huber and seconded by Councilmember Morgan to: (1) table consideration of rescinding the ordinance for six months or at such time as the City Manager comes back after meeting with the County to evaluate how Sit & Lie is being enforced, including what sort of process is being made to create more shelter space; (2) all policing for Sit & Lie violations include a social worker per the model the City employs in the mobile crisis unit and that the City budget for a social worker to be available all of the hours that the Sit & Lie ordinance covers to be c…
Aye Huber, Morgan, Reynolds, Schwab
No Ory, Brown, Stone