98 roll calls on homelessness since Dec 2, 2008, 55 of them with at least one no. Newest first, each with the minutes it came from.
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A motion was made by Schwab and seconded by Fillmer to direct staff to: (1) modify the Torres Shelter lease agreement to allow for revenue generating opportunities; and (2) explore the creation of a Corporate Giving Program.
Aye Coolidge, Fillmer, Ritter, Schwab, Stone, Morgan, Sorensen
A motion was made by Fillmer and seconded by Morgan to approve the Finance Committee recommendations with the removal of funding for Legal Services in the amount of $15,000 and directed staff to split the funds between the Torres Shelter an… The whole motion
A motion was made by Fillmer and seconded by Morgan to approve the Finance Committee recommendations with the removal of funding for Legal Services in the amount of $15,000 and directed staff to split the funds between the Torres Shelter and PEG Taylor Center at $7,500 for each agency.
Aye Coolidge, Fillmer, Ritter, Schwab, Stone, Morgan, Sorensen
A motion was made by Sorensen and seconded by Stone to direct staff to work with the Torres Shelter to look at ways the City can help and return with recommendations for the Finance Committee to consider.
Aye Coolidge, Fillmer, Ritter, Schwab, Stone, Morgan, Sorensen
A motion was made by Sorensen and seconded by Coolidge to allocate the current proceeds in FY 15/16 to the Torres Shelter and revisit the distribution of funds during the FY16/17 Budget process.
Aye Coolidge, Schwab, Stone, Morgan, Sorensen
No Fillmer, Ritter
pecially concerning when that one organization is our highest rated application providing the only additional housing for families in Chico. So, | don't think we are following our priorities’ in terms of housing if we are looking at cutting… The whole motion
pecially concerning when that one organization is our highest rated application providing the only additional housing for families in Chico. So, | don't think we are following our priorities’ in terms of housing if we are looking at cutting the emergency shelter and transitional housing.
Aye Fillmer, Stone, Morgan, Sorensen
No Coolidge, Ritter, Schwab
A motion was made by Ritter and seconded by Schwab to direct staff to: (1) provide the 60-day notice to the Partnership that this service will be eliminated; (2) allocate up to $35,000 from the funds for the purchase of bus passes for the n… The whole motion
A motion was made by Ritter and seconded by Schwab to direct staff to: (1) provide the 60-day notice to the Partnership that this service will be eliminated; (2) allocate up to $35,000 from the funds for the purchase of bus passes for the next 11 months; (3) provide Council with a legal review regarding the use of TDA funds that identifies allowable uses of these funds; and (4) direct staff to look at alternate uses for the money.
Aye Fillmer, Ritter, Schwab, Stone, Morgan, Sorensen
No Coolidge
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Schwab to refer ACE to Administration for input on how to coordinate this policy.
Aye Ritter, Schwab, Stone, Gruendl, Goloff
No Morgan, Sorensen
A motion was made by Morgan and seconded by Sorensen to direct the City Attorney to draft a social host ordinance that addresses nuisance party behavior that brings with it repeated safety responses and includes a provision that charges vio… The whole motion
A motion was made by Morgan and seconded by Sorensen to direct the City Attorney to draft a social host ordinance that addresses nuisance party behavior that brings with it repeated safety responses and includes a provision that charges violators fees for cost recovery and infractions. Mayor Goloff asked for a friendly amendment for additional time for the City Attorney to work on this request. The friendly amendment was not accepted.
Aye Morgan, Ritter, Schwab, Sorensen, Stone, Goloff
Abstained or recused Gruendl
A motion was made by Morgan and seconded by Sorensen to direct the City Attorney to draft a civil sidewalk ordinance for Council review which outlines normal business hours for downtown businesses and includes a warning provision. Councilme… The whole motion
A motion was made by Morgan and seconded by Sorensen to direct the City Attorney to draft a civil sidewalk ordinance for Council review which outlines normal business hours for downtown businesses and includes a warning provision. Councilmember Schwab asked for a friendly amendment to take out the reference to "downtown" businesses. The amendment was not accepted. Councilmember Schwab recused herself from the discussion due to having a lease hold in the area being discussed. She left the dias and the Chamber. Councilmember Gruendl asked for two amendments, with the first one to direct the C…
Aye Morgan, Sorensen, Gruendl, Goloff
No Ritter, Stone
Abstained or recused Schwab
A motion was made by Sorensen and seconded by Morgan to approve the Mayor's appointment of Councilmember Ritter to the Task Force and ask the DCBA and Chamber, as their work progresses, to come back to in March to the Internal Affairs Commi… The whole motion
A motion was made by Sorensen and seconded by Morgan to approve the Mayor's appointment of Councilmember Ritter to the Task Force and ask the DCBA and Chamber, as their work progresses, to come back to in March to the Internal Affairs Committee to assess their readiness and to include a Police Department representative to the Task Force.
Aye Morgan, Goloff, Sorensen, Ritter
No Gruendl, Schwab, Stone