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reason
for
coming.
All right.
>> Good morning.
I will now call the City
council meeting on Monday,
APRIL 6th, 2026 to order Clerk
Please call the roll.
>> Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT Council
Member Campbell Council Member
Whitburn Councilmember Foster
Councilmember Van Wilpert
Present Council PRESIDENT Pro
Tem Lee Council Member Campos
here Council Member Moreno
Council Member Eli Rivera and
Council PRESIDENT LaCava
Resident Also from the meeting
our city Attorney Heather
Ferber, independent budget
analyst Charles Monica and
myself your city clerk Diana
Fuentes.
Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
right.
Thank you.
City Clerk a quorum is now
present.
We will begin this morning with
an invocation by Claude Quintus
followed with the land
acknowledgment and the Pledge
of Allegiance led by council
member Foster Grant, those who
hold office in the city
The spirit of wisdom, charity
and justice that was steadfast
purpose.
They MAY faithfully serve in
their offices to promote
the well-being of all people.
We respectfully acknowledge
that the culmination or
the original inhabitants of
the Unceded land now known as
San Diego despite enduring
the horrors of genocide and
colonization, the community
spirit remains unbroken.
We honor the resilience of
their ancestors who fought to
protect their culture and land.
Today they carry their legacy
forward ensuring that their
traditions continue to thrive
in gratitude and strength.
We stand with the culmination
connected to our past and
committed to a thriving future
.
Please face the flag hand over
your heart to begin I pledge
allegiance to the flag of
the United States of America
and to the Republic for which
it stands one nation under GOD
indivisible with liberty and
justice for all.
Clerk Please go over how
the public can offer their
testimony.
>> Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT I'd like to
highlight the slide on
the screen that reviews that
for today's meeting.
If you are in person please
complete the speaker slip
Looking at the entrance of
chambers and bring it to
the front of the room.
If you are in the virtual queue
please be sure to raise your
hand by pressing Star nine or
the raise your hand icon.
No further in-person testimony
will be taken once the Council
begins a virtual testimony for
better meeting measure purposes
Each speaker will have one
minute per item per person
the maximum of three minutes.
Please continue.
>> Sorry.
Thank you Council PRESIDENT
Thank you.
With that please read
the closed session items into
the record and proceed with
public comment.
Conference with Legal Counsel
Existing Litigation pursuant to
California Government Code
Section 5495 6.91 See as one to
Tatianna Battle of versus City
of San Diego Siesta is Carmel
Mountain Ranch Business
Communication Community
Association versus City of San
Diego.
Conference with Legal Counsel
Anticipated Litigation
Initiation of litigation
pursuant to California
Government Code Section 5495
6.90 463 Number of cases one.
Conference with Labor
Negotiators pursuant to
California Government Code
Section 54957.6 See As for
designated management team
representatives.
The purpose of this call
session is to review the city's
position and instruct
the city's designated
representative regarding meet
and confer negotiations for a
successor Memorandum of
Understanding with various
employee unions.
Conference With the Council's
significant exposure to
litigation pursuant to
California Government Code
Section 5495 6.90 265 Number of
cases one.
Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT All right.
>> Please proceed with public
comment.
Thank you.
I see nobody here in council
chambers.
I've received no slips.
I've started the five minute
timer going to those
participating remotely.
We have four speakers in
the queue.
Hector, if you can please
unmute and let me know which
item or items you wish to speak
to.
I'd like to supply sector I'd
like to speak to a more you'll
have you got three minutes?
Please proceed.
Okay.
Hey, where you guys been all
this time?
We've canceled all
the meetings.
What does that mean?
Is that a danger sign you're
going to like blow everything
by everybody?
You canceled a lot of meetings,
man.
More than half of in the last
couple of months.
I was just wondering and then I
know it's an answer But anyway,
with all those all those
attorneys on all this stuff,
how about if we lay off all
the attorneys that work for
the city on the main guys for a
couple of months and put all
the money into paving the roads
and then all the other guys
below them, they run with
the ball?
I'm sure they can.
It's got so many guys it looks
like you got about 20 cases or
a lot of cases on the agenda So
we just gave them a pass or a
couple of months.
We'd save a lot of money and
then the other guys can get
training on how to do the job
which they can.
So that would be a way to save
money And then I don't know
the longer you guys everyone's
suing you like crazy so I don't
know if there's any easy way
out of it.
So good luck to you guys.
Okay.
Bye.
Next is the original If you can
please unmute and let me know
which item or items you wish to
speak to.
Yes, all of them.
Please proceed.
So Jennifer, I'm just wondering
what is Democratic blue?
I didn't know that that was
actually a color that's
interesting And everything you
guys do in the dark will come
to the lights And no matter how
much you try and hide things by
going into closed session and
not being transparent with
the people this is done on
purpose to obfuscate and to
make sure that the people don't
know what you're really facing
and then we just wind up paying
the bill for your negligence
like the roads and there's
continual injuries and sidewalk
litigation or things from trips
and falls.
I mean and these are from you
know years prior that it's like
these things are still
happening because you guys
aren't up keeping with
the infrastructure like you
should be.
You need too much money
especially even like with
the storm drains and the storm
infrastructure that's going to
continue to have issues.
There's going to continue to be
litigation because you guys
need billions of dollars just
to be able to upkeep all of
that infrastructure So we're
going to just be continuing to
pay and then there's potential
initiation of litigation.
You don't want to tell us what
that's about but you're going
to be going after somebody And
like Hector was saying, it's
like you guys have all these
attorneys that we pay for to
cover your when it's like, Oh,
the reason why they're there is
because you're not able to keep
up with the things that you
guys are supposed to be doing.
And then we sit here and we
have labor negotiate liens and
things like that And you know
it's like we constantly give
people raises and everything
but all of your services and
everything that you're supposed
to be doing is is significantly
,you know, just falling to
the wayside And it's it's very
sad to see how much money that
you guys come across and have
to to spend and how much more
you need all the time and how
much you're in debt and how
much we we give loans and we
get into you know bonds and all
of these things.
It's like obviously it's not
working if you guys can't
manage the money correctly.
I mean, you know and you always
want to act like it's someone
else like it's Trump doing all
of these things.
Sure.
Those are things that are
affecting the world around us
but it's like you want to use
that as a scapegoat to act like
that's why these things are
happening, why you're enabled
and unable to do the things
that need to be done.
So I think that you guys need
to really start, you know,
thinking about these times in
closed session.
i mean why does it have to be
hidden like that?
Why and when you know that it
does need to be that's when
people should worry because you
should be very transparent and
say yeah, this is what's going
on Just like this whole pre
litigation demand and all of
this like you barely just give
just enough information so that
you act like you're being
transparent But at the end of
the day we don't find out about
what you did until it comes up
on one of the other agendas You
don't tell us like reporting
outside of closed session.
So that's the problem and it
needs to be more time has
concluded.
Next is 8700 If you come please
unmute.
Okay thank you.
>> Thank you All of them please
please proceed on consent.
She has one injury sustained
from tripping fall on Ray's
sidewalk is my direction.
I don't know what
the extenuating circumstances
were and this caused
the accident yet use the spirit
of the law for both parties a
victim of litigation Number one
the city must claim the self
advocacy and prevent this from
happening.
Number two would be the victim
of poor sidewalk maintenance
Again, the public this time
must claim the self advocacy
and prevent this from happening
daily.
There are many risks when I
walk yet I find prevention is
the key.
Dear Public MAY be your own
safety ambassadors Now she as
to alleged storm water pipe
failure at a commercial
business park here is my
direction Do we have an
umbrella policy An umbrella
plan for systemic safety?
I e prevent the disastrous
impact of the perfect storm on
our water pipes and in
the overall system It helps you
look for lessons learned.
Thank you.
As three number of cases one
why insist on consent?
This doesn't make sense to me.
It states that the city
attorney will discuss for me
unless it's pulled.
I don't remember any discussion
on a consent item This seems
inappropriate to me.
Thank you for the discussion
item Portion Labor negotiations
for city employees.
I got a quick count of about 73
designated management team reps
plus five employee
organizations.
Purpose is to review the city's
position My direction with as
many fine minds 70 plus five
minds.
I trust that this review during
these challenging uncertain and
deficit times will set
priorities for f y 27 and
beyond that are fair, equitable
and physically responsible.
Please size my direction on
this case of a pre litigation
demand discussion seems
appropriate.
This is the right way to
present these kind of one
cases.
Thank you very much for
listening.
Have a beautiful day and it's
going to be a great week.
Love to all.
Thank you.
Next is Blair Beekman.
If you can please unmute and
let me know which items you'd
like to speak to.
>> Just see us to please.
You'll have one minute.
Please proceed.
>> Sure.
Thank you.
Hi, Beekman.
Happy return to everyone.
>> It's been a long two weeks.
Thank you that you're back to
quickly offer a poem on our
first day Back to imagine a
deep blue lake from where our
stars and universe has come
from.
That's my poem.
Okay.
With 43 seconds.
Carmel Mountain Ranch Business
Associates in Brasilia, San
Diego.
This is about a storm Alleged
stormwater pipe failure
FEBRUARY 6th, 2024.
Well this is around the same
time as the big storm issues.
So thank you that we're working
uh we're trying to address
these sort of issues and
the dam issues as well.
You guys have taken a real
special interest in the dam
issues.
You were talking about that
immediately after the initial
stormwater issues.
So good work how you're talking
about this issue openly and
publicly with everyone.
Good luck that we can come to
agreement on stormwater issues
and what that entails for all
of us.
>> Thank you.
Thank you.
Your time has concluded.
The five minute timer had also
concludes and additional
speakers will be taken in.
That concludes the public
comment on the closed session
agenda.
>> Thank you, Council
PRESIDENT.
All right.
Thank you.
City Clerk We will now recess
in the closed session and
reconvene council today at 2
I will now reconvene the city
council meeting of Monday,
APRIL 6th, 2026.
Clerk Please call the roll.
>> Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT Council
Member Campbell Council Member
Whitburn here Council Member
Foster Council Ron Wilber
Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee
Council Member Campo Council
Member Moreno Present Council
member Ella Rivera and Council
PRESIDENT LaCava.
Also attending are Assistant
City Attorney Michelle Garland
Independent Budget Analyst
Charles Monica Council Affairs
Advisor in the Mayor's office
Code advisor and myself Your
city Clerk Diana Winters
Council PRESIDENT All right,
thank you City Clerk a quorum
is now present.
Let's start off by asking
the mayor's office council
member, city attorney,
independent budget analyst or
city clerk whether you have any
comments for this afternoon not
seeing anyone move along.
>> clerk Please go over how
the public can offer their
testimony.
Thank you.
I'd like to highlight
the screen on the slide on
the screen to review the public
testimony procedures.
The order of these items that
will be taken today are also
found on the agenda somewhere
and found online or at
the table in the back of
the room.
If you are in person please
complete the speaker slip
looking at the entrance of
chambers and bring it to
the front of the room into
the clear box.
Council ambassadors are
available near the entrance and
can assist you with questions
and speakers Lips No further
in-person testimony will be
taken once the council begins
virtual testimony.
Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
right.
Thank you.
So with that the clerk please
introduce item 200.
>> Item 200 is the fiscal year
2027 Business Improvement
District Budgets Annual
Appropriation Process.
If you'd like to speak on this
item please be sure to raise
your hand by pressing Star nine
or the raise your hand icon Or
if you're here in council
chambers now's the time to
submit your speaker slip to
the front of the room.
Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT.
All right.
Thank you.
As I watch staff settle in when
you're ready, introduce
yourselves for the record and
let us know how much time you
need for the presentation.
>> Good afternoon.
Council PRESIDENT LaCava and
City Council members.
My name is Sean placed in small
business engagement specialist
with the Economic Development
Department.
With me today is Shawn
Kerrigan, program Manager.
We respectfully ask for five
minutes for the presentation.
>> When you're ready the item
before you today is the fiscal
year 2027 Business Improvement
District or bid budgets.
The city collects assessments
from businesses within bids and
contracts with nonprofit
associations to provide
technical assistance for small
businesses, promote
neighborhood identity and
attract customers to local
businesses.
The city's bid program is
authorized by the Parking and
Business Improvement Area Law
of 1989 in the California
Streets and Highways Code.
The intent of the program is to
strengthen small business
communities, create new jobs,
attract new business and
revitalize older commercial
neighborhoods.
This action relates to
the strategic Plans priority
Area.
>> Protect and enhance every
neighborhood.
The Business Improvement
District Program supports
dynamic neighborhoods that
incorporate mobility,
connectivity and sustainability
by fostering resilient and
economically prosperous
neighborhoods.
The city of San Diego has a
total of 18 active bids that
are individually managed by 16
nonprofit business associations
and one currently managed by
the Economic Development
Department.
For fiscal year 2027 an
estimated $1.5 million in
assessments will be collected
from approximately 12,000
businesses located within
the districts shown on this
slide.
>> Bid association managers
have developed a variety of
successful strategies to
increase business and invest in
their communities.
Some districts choose to
strategically deploy
assessments to develop and
market their own unique
identity.
This is usually done through
large scale events,
neighborhood promotions and
targeted social media campaigns
to highlight assessment paying
businesses in the Outcome
Boulevard bid.
They focus their resources on
amplifying outreach and
revitalizing unused areas in
the district to create new
business hubs.
The Elkhorn Boulevard Business
Improvement Association
internally staffs the support
and outreach specialist as a
way to strengthen relationships
with their businesses and
resolve business challenges
along the boulevard.
They also support their
businesses through placemaking
community activated lots to
transform once vacant lots into
vibrant community gathering
places for 44 and pop up
Wenonah each attract over 1000
local visitors per week driving
over $1 million in annual
spending directly to
the businesses within a four
block radius.
>> All these metrics are
provided in the bid's annual
performance reports.
Bids are required to post an
annual performance report to
their website summarizing
activities during the fiscal
year and detailing revenue and
expenditures.
>> Each year the Council
considers approving a one year
extension to the agreement
which includes two six month
periods per state law.
The Council must take eight
actions over two council
meetings.
During this meeting Council
will consider appointing
the respective advisory board
for each bid.
Approving the fiscal year 2027
budget reports for each bid.
Declaring the Council's intent
to collect assessments from
businesses and certain MAY
11th, 2026 as the notice to
public hearing date.
In addition, an action will be
added this year to allow
the Economic Development
Department to continue to
directly manage the San Isidro
bid including waiving sections
of Council policy 900 Dash
seven.
During the second meeting
the Council will consider
confirming the actions taken at
this meeting authorizing
the city's cfo to appropriate
transfer and expend assessment
revenues.
Approving the Third Amendment
to the fiscal year 2024 bid
management agreements with
the nonprofit associations.
>> And authorize the mayor to
execute the contracts as part
of their agreement.
Economic Development Department
collaborates with bid managers
to better understand each
district through metrics.
The metrics provided are for
fiscal year 25 and provide
information regarding the ratio
of assessment versus non
assessment spending.
Business losses and gains Job
losses and gains.
Vacancy rates and rental rates.
These are included with
the staff report as attachment
f metrics are also provided by
other city departments.
These include building permits
both applications and approved
public projects.
Private investment and public
investment.
>> These are also included in
the staff report as attachment
.
>> Accountability provisions
remain part of the current
agreement.
These provisions include
the requirement of an
anti-harassment
nondiscrimination and inclusion
policy signed by all board
members and staff and
the requirement that all board
members and staff attend a
related training.
>> Also included are additional
conflict of interest processes
.
>> a final summary of Council
actions required for the fiscal
year 2027 Business Improvement
District budgets is shown on
this slide.
We're available to answer any
questions.
Thank you.
All right.
Thank you very much for your
presentation.
Please proceed with public
comment.
Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT We do have
quite a number of speakers so
we will be going down to
the minute each.
If you can please come forward
when I call your name to
the other reserve seats we have
Sunny Lee Jacob Edwards, Ben
Nichols, Petros Hagos Well see
watch Coach Blair Beekman and
Michael Tremblay if you can All
please come forward to
the front row.
Sunny Lee, if you can come up
to the microphone you have time
ceded to you by Vanessa Bernal
if you can please raise your
hand.
Thank you And art that are that
are Zoe.
Thank you so much.
You'll have three minutes.
Please proceed.
Thank you.
Good afternoon.
Council PRESIDENT And council
members.
My name is Sunny Lee and I'm
here on behalf of the San Diego
Business Improvement District
Alliance representing all 18
Business Improvement District
and more than 15,000 small
businesses across the city
something that is aligned to
big budgets is the business.
This small business enhancement
program And we're here today to
ask the city to codify and
stabilize the aspect Council
Policy 900 Dash 15 Ensuring
consistent predictable funding
forbids and for programs
aligned with small businesses.
I want to clarify something
important aspect.
Funding has continued over
the years but not always at
full levels and without
the policy framework work that
originally guided it.
Right now the program exists
but it lacks consistency and
predictability.
What we're asking for is to
restore that structure to sba
so aspect can function as it
was originally intended.
Right now small businesses
across our districts are being
squeezed from both sides.
Operating costs are increasing
across the board rent labor
insurance and utilities while
at the same time customers are
spending less due to the rising
costs of living.
Retail and restaurant
businesses in particular are
operating on very thin margins
and many are at risk.
And when small businesses
struggle the city feels it.
We see it in law sales tax
revenue reduce visitor
spending, increased vacancies
and declining activity in our
commercial corridors.
Small businesses are not a
small part of our economy.
They're the foundation of it.
They employ our residents, they
generate critical revenue and
they create neighborhoods that
people want to live in and
visit.
Many of our districts are also
destinations they attract
visitors support tourism and
contribute directly to sales
tax and totty When our
neighborhoods are vibrant,
people come, they stay longer
and they spend more.
Business improvement districts
are your partners on the ground
in this work we're supporting
businesses every day helping
them navigate challenges, stay
open and can contributing to
the local economy An aspect is
a tool that supports that work.
It's a proven program that
strengthens businesses,
supports our neighborhoods and
protects the city's revenue.
And right now it's operating
without a stable foundation and
we're just asking to put that
foundation back in place.
So you're going to hear from
several district leaders today
who are seeing these challenges
firsthand and can speak to
the real impact of their
communities.
And we respectfully ask that
you codify and stabilize sba by
reinstating council policy 900
Dash 15 and investing in our
businesses.
Thank you.
>> Thank you.
Jacob Edwards Hello.
I oppose discussion of such
budget only because I think we
should be discussing much more
concerning budgets That's
budgets that is material
related.
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government So these safety
sleep tent campsites is are
very concerning at bila tent
camp shelter all these folks
are recruited from
the Department of Homeland
Security's database is they're
from all over the country
the Department of have Homeland
Security's database comes from
mass data collection of us
citizens over many years.
They get these profiles but
anything you do on a digital
advisor, anything you look up,
anything you post, every
picture you post goes to a
digital profile for you know a
lot Tent camp shelter safe
sleep Thank you for that
continuing statement.
>> Ben Nichols Hello my name is
Benjamin Nichols and I'm
the executive director of
the Hoop Crest Business
Association.
The Espp and Business
Improvement District programs
are vital parts of our
neighborhoods.
Economy.
Just this past quarter these
funds supported our holiday and
Valentine's stay shopping
campaigns.
A community mixer we cut three
ribbons for new businesses.
And last month we launched our
still fabulous campaign to
support businesses during
the many public construction
projects in Hillcrest.
What makes this program
exceptional and important is
that every dollar you invest
through the Business
Improvement District program.
We generate an additional $19
in expanded services.
That kind of leverage is rare
and it's why this program is so
important.
Please support this program and
the related Small Business
Enhancement Program.
Thank you.
We have Wesley Clark.
And sorry Petros, I didn't see
here that you did say that
you're donating your time to
Wesley.
Thank you.
So Wesley, you also have Sophia
Castellanos If you can raise
your hand and Tutti Thomas,
thank you so much that I'll
give you four minutes.
>> Hello, Council members.
My name is Wesley Clark and I
am the director of business
transplants at the cdc.
So I oversee our business of a
district and city Heights which
consists of over 500 small
businesses along University
Avenue.
My grandparents actually have a
business in my district as well
and my and uncle have a have a
business in this district.
I feel like I'm boulevard.
I'm here in support of item
205.7 bit budgets and
reinstating the Small Business
Enhancement Program funding
also known as sba.
I also want to thank the city's
edi team for all their
partnership and support over
the years.
Thank you Sean, Sean, Christy
and everyone else.
City Heights is one of the most
diverse neighborhoods in our
region home to many refugees
and new Americans who rely on
their small businesses as a
pathway to opportunity.
These businesses are family
livelihoods and cultural
anchors in the historically
underserved community.
I understand the city is facing
a multimillion dollar budget
deficit.
This program is less than 1% of
that.
I know that cutting this won't
solve the deficit but it will
impact neighborhoods just like
ours.
Our businesses are recovering
from the pandemic still and
while they are recovering we
got hit with construction on
the corridor for almost three
years for large businesses were
shut down for that time.
Commerce was affected.
This funding supports clean and
safe streets.
Small business assistance and
events that bring people to our
neighborhood like our annual
tcc event this fall.
Without it we will see negative
impacts in our community.
If we are serious about equity
we cannot balance the budget on
the backs of communities like
City Heights.
And I urge you to reinstate and
fully fund the small business
housing program.
Thank you so much.
>> Thank you.
Next is Blaire Beekman.
>> Hi.
Thank you.
An interesting item.
I'm hoping this item can have
relationships to the old
parking commissions that have
kind of been thrown under
the bus so to speak.
Is that a way this this effort
here can invite the parking
commission and that sort of
dialog to the process?
And how are we creating a
future public process for
parking issues?
I hope this item can do that.
Of course the work I do at Tech
Accountability can lend itself
greatly in how you're going to
create your committees here and
what they'll be talking about.
Tech accountability, ideas and
procurement is a really just
it's a really good future to be
sustainable future for local
neighborhoods to be working on
.
And you know, tech
accountability can help.
One of the other persons item
how we talk about our issues.
Good luck.
Thank you.
>> Thank you.
And then Michael Tremblay is
our last speaker here in
council chambers before we go
to those participating
remotely.
>> Good afternoon.
Michael Trimble with the Gas
and Water Association.
We are definitely in support of
the f y 27 bid budget renewal
and I'm also here to support
the big community's
reinstatement and stabilizing
the Small Business Enhancement
Program through Council Policy
915 and the Gaslamp.
Our small businesses are facing
a rising rent labor insurance
costs, utility costs rising and
also dealing with reduced
consumer spending and
the ongoing challenges that
impact downtown operations
every day.
These businesses are not only
the heart of the neighborhood
they're a major driver of sales
tax, tourism, jobs and economic
activity for the city as pep is
a proven tool that helps
business districts provide
direct support, strengthens
corridor stability and protect
the revenue producing small
business base of our city.
We're asking you to restore to
the structure
the predictability and
the partnership through Council
policy.
915.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
At the moment in time we're
hearing council chambers going
to those participating remotely
.
We currently have eight
speakers in the queue starting
with Chris Gomes if you can
please unmute.
>> You'll have one minute.
One minute.
Please proceed.
Hello my name is Chris Gomes.
I'm the Chief executive
administrator for the Little
Italy Association.
I am requesting that City
Council move forward with
the one year extension of fy 27
budgets.
Also we are requesting that
the asp allocations that have
been historically given to
the bids that support our
operations in offsetting our
expenses to benefit our
communities not only our
business communities but
the surrounding residents that
enjoy those local businesses be
reinstated to their full
capacity.
With the reinstatement of
Council policy 900 Dash 15
the letter with the Association
represents over 700 businesses
that also are the backbone of
our Little League community
that are 48 square blocks.
Residents, guests, visitors
enjoy Little League as a as a
premier community of San Diego.
And we request that you move
this item forward and reinstate
aspect to its full capacity.
>> Thank you.
Thank you.
Next we have Jacqueline If you
can please unmute.
Jacqueline I can compute for
you but there should be a thank
you so much.
i'm sorry about that.
Please proceed.
>> Thank you.
My name is Jack Lynch Garcia
I'm the executive director of
the Diamond bid and also
the Secretary of the Bid
Alliance.
I'm here to say thank you for
the support from adt for
the budget renewal for 2027.
We are always working on a
diamond bid and in d four and
we're facing limited
opportunities when we have less
money to manage all of
the requirements of our bid
contracts in the city.
We would like to continue to
have the aspect dollars for
the future and know that we can
count on that to help with
resources for classes and all
kinds of space making
opportunities for our community
which is an underserved area of
San Diego.
Please support our community
with the asset dollars and
please codify and stabilize
aspect through council policy.
900 Dash 15 Thank you so much
for your time and we really
appreciate you guys Have a good
day.
Thank you.
Next is 8700 If you can please
unmute 8700 star six to unmute
star star six for me.
There you go.
Thank you so much Joyce And you
are to love the message Yes to
approve sub items a, b and c My
focus is on the Gaslamp quarter
bid.
It's from attachment b
budgeting narrative Love
the narratives.
So let's focus on social media
platforms 25 plus million in
total impressions in 2025.
Is that fabulous?
And let's have more use of a
sense of place a I for data
inform decision making Love
The gq Sales Committee a
merchant led body designed to
strengthen community
communications between
the businesses that cpd city
departments and service provide
.
And that's just getting
rolling.
So let's watch what comes out
of that gq save committee.
I think it's going to be very
valuable up to all.
>> Thank you.
Next is the original If you can
please unmute.
>> So the problem is is that
nonprofits are for profit and
there is no transparency When
you guys give them this money
you don't even hold them
accountable And that's a
problem When the government
contracts with these entities
they wound up profiting and not
really giving as much of a
service as they potentially
could because there is no
checks and balances.
It's like they could do
whatever they want free nilly
and they're profiting off of
all of these things.
So you know, as you can see
that you know, you guys don't
hold dreams for change
accountable for the things that
they are doing with their
contract.
They're nonprofit.
And so there is a proof in your
actions that you can't be
trusted to be choosing and
selecting these entities
because the ones that you
choose and select are engaged
in fraud waste and abuse and
nobody's holding them
accountable.
So small businesses should be
able to benefit off of this
money.
But when you have nonprofits
coming in they're the ones that
are going to benefit more than
that community Your time is
concluded Chad if you can
please unmute and I will note
that there are only 10s left to
the five minute timer no
additional speakers will be
taken once that timer does
conclude.
>> Chad please proceed.
Hi, I'm Chad Minkowski,
the executive director of North
Park Main Street.
>> I would like to mimic what
my other big members have
already said and codifying
council policy 115.
Just today with the cost of
raising businesses I've had two
meetings with businesses that
are concerned about having to
close their doors with open
with rising costs in
the community.
And one of the areas that
the city can show support for
small businesses is through
the sbf program.
With 98% of all the businesses
in San Diego classifying as
small businesses that 60% of
the workforce.
So the city reinvesting and
codifying the sap program will
show the businesses of San
Diego that they're still want
to invest even though these
times are hard.
>> Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Next is Dominique Landry.
If you can please unmute And as
noted the five minute timer has
concluded there are three
speakers in the queue.
>> No additional speakers will
be taken.
Please proceed.
Hi this is Dominic Lemon with
the East Village Association.
I am calling today to join my
colleagues in voicing my
support for the institution or
reinstitution of the Program
Council policy 900 Dash 15.
The program has been around a
long time and the city of San
Diego and all those years then
turn around It's been
supporting our business
improvement districts as well
as our bids to assist in our
support of small businesses
that we encompass.
You know obviously the city is
going through a difficult
financial time right now but
this small amount of money
really assists our bids in not
only remaining in compliance
with our city contracts but
then also bringing programs and
events and marketing promotions
to our respective business
communities so that we drive
additional traffic local
spending, local purchasing and
overall support the local San
Diego economy.
Thank you and support sba.
>> Our next speaker is 8813 if
you can please unmute.
After that is zoom user 813.
>> I can't unmute for you there
You don't.
Okay Consuelo here.
So okay so I guess I'm just
here to call out the obvious
conflicts of interest and
honestly the level of hypocrisy
is hard to ignore.
You guys talk about small
business enhancement programs.
Now but where were you all when
small businesses were actually
being crushed during covid?
People lost everything Their
businesses, their livelihoods
gone and they were left to
figure it out on their own.
So yeah, no real support, no
advocacy kind of hypocritical
and a slap in the face to all
of them now.
Right.
Okay.
So what else do I want to point
out?
Yeah, it's just absolutely
ridiculous how you all conduct
yourselves and you know, it's
it's never with full
transparency the real oversight
and the public actually having
to say the obvious when you
know many aren't.
>> Your time has concluded Zoom
user if you can please unmute.
>> All right out here I got a
different a more positive
attitude on this different
angle.
Why don't all you guys get
together with the mayor draft a
letter to our glorious
PRESIDENT Trump?
He mentioned he was going to
give everybody $2,000 bonus
payment or something If you
make less than 100,000.
That would energize our whole
town.
Just imagine everybody got a
$2,000 cash from the PRESIDENT
From whatever he wants to do.
He could he could do with
the Easter Bunny.
You know the Easter bunny is
going to go hog wild now in
this PRESIDENT Parade And I
think parade everyone is going
to be use of Easter bunnies but
draft a letter to Trump Brown
knows him a little bit He might
go for it.
Just remind the van however
angle you could do it but just
imagine everybody gets two
grand tax free in the mail.
Small business will go crazy
over going out to dinner, going
to the movies.
Okay but that does conclude
public comment on this item.
>> All right.
Thank you, City Clerk.
So now we'll turn over to
council members for questions
and comments.
Entertain a motion.
We'll start out with the chair
of the adr Committee.
Council Member Campo Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT Thank you to
our staff for the good work on
this year after year after year
and of course the small
businesses that make up our
bids for their good work
putting people to work,
providing great services out in
our community And of course I
appreciate all the members of
the public who came in to speak
today both in person and
virtually And of course
the letter here discussing
Council policy 915 I definitely
appreciate your advocacy for
Espe as it comes through
the new process as it relates
to the item before us today We
did hear the city edi and I are
word passed for Oh and I'm
happy to make a motion to
approve staff recommendation on
item 200.
Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
right.
Thank you sir.
So we have a motion by
Councilmember Campos to move.
The staff recommendation will
go next to Council member
Whitburn.
Thank you Council PRESIDENT.
I too am pleased to support
this item and appreciate
the work of our business.
Approve it Districts are bids
are some of the most effective
locally driven organizations
that we have to support small
businesses a district that our
neighborhoods District three is
home to a majority of San
Diego's bids.
I want to recognize all of them
The Adams Avenue Business
Association and City Center
Business Improvement District
Downtown San Diego Partnership,
the East Village Association.
The Alcoholic Boulevard
Business Improvement
Association.
The Gaslamp Quarter Association
.
Hillcrest Business Improvement
Association.
Little Italy Association of San
Diego Mission Hills Business
Improvement District and North
Park Main Street.
Every single one of these bids
saw an overall increase in
businesses this past year and
more businesses means more jobs
for San Diegans And that is
something that we should all be
proud of.
Our bids don't just support
businesses through outreach
training at advocacy they bring
our neighborhoods to life.
There are events happening
every single day in these
neighborhoods in these business
improvement district from
holiday festivals to weekly
farmer's markets Always
something to do with
the business districts.
I want to highlight a few
standout events that show how
creative and community centered
our bids have become.
The city center bid recognizing
that 42% of downtown residents
have pets hosted dogs of
downtown a celebration of
people and pups that call our
city center home.
The Bishop Hills bid hosted a
Colors on Canvas contest where
elementary school students
designed the banners that you
see lighting the neighborhood
streets in the neighborhood
North Park Main Street North
Park Music Festival brought
together live music live art a
book fair and craft eats and
drinks featuring over 40 live
acts at 40 creators in a single
day You've got the Hillcrest
Business Association which
hosts Nightmare on Normal
Street, a Halloween dance party
and costume showdown that draws
the community together in only
the way that Hillcrest can
The edible City Fest in
Hillcrest draws more than
150,000 visitors to celebrate
arts, music and
the neighborhood spirit of
inclusion.
You've got the Little Italy
Association that has the Little
Italy Mercato a beloved weekly
farmer's market that's become a
Saturday tradition for
thousands of San Diego's East
Village associations Block
party on opening weekend.
We just saw that a perfect way
to welcome baseball season back
into the neighborhood.
It's hard with all of the bids,
all of the bids engage
the community.
I will add a note business
improvement districts exist to
provide enhanced services
services above and beyond what
the city provides.
That is their purpose.
I hope that that vision stays
front and center as our bids
continue to grow and I want to
thank all of our business
districts their executive
directors, all of the board
members, the staff,
the volunteers, all of
the individual businesses and
business owners in our bids.
Thank you for your continued
partnership and for all
the work that you do to help
our neighborhoods succeed.
And I will check out the motion
to approve the staff
recommendation.
All right.
Thank you.
Council member Whitburn came
awfully close just bragging
about District three But yeah
they say any bragging if it's
true So thought we have a
second by council member
Whitburn on a motion by Council
member Campo.
>> We'll go next to Council
member Eli Rivera.
All right Thank you Council
PRESIDENT Thanks to the edc
team for all the work on this.
I just wanted to start by
saying thank you to
the District nine key members
who are here today doing a lot
of really, really good work
college area consistently
excellent and that's largely
due to the leadership they
have.
There are similar Adams Avenue
where we have very experienced
leaders of those organizations.
Wesley thank you for the work
that you've done Since coming
over to City Heights.
We've noticed that we've heard
very good things with the work
that you're doing.
Thank you for providing
the stability that you have.
You have and your team is doing
great work as well.
We always appreciate
the partnership and thank you
for being here and I am glad to
see the progress that's been
made on the spend down since
since last year.
So I just again want to say
thank you to the other leaders
who are here as well.
And the last thing I did want
to just kind of quickly touch
on the advocacy around
the Small Business Enhancement
program I the support from
the council has been pretty
consistent over the years for
that.
I think what it's fluctuating
is the financial position of
the city and so I know that
small businesses are always
being stretched even in good
times and that any sort of
assistance that the city can
provide is not just appreciated
but like really does do great
things.
We know that.
But I'll go back to why it is
so important for the city to be
resourced in a in a more
dependable and deeper way than
it has been in the past.
It's so that we can invest in
things like our small
businesses and when the city is
is stretched thin and we're
barely paying for
the essentials and you all are
not seeing those that essential
work being done, there's very
little that can be there's much
less to go around and is to
spread into worthwhile
investments like the small
business programs And that's
not because that's a nice to
have because it's not it's
something that's essential to
the heartbeat of our our city
and our economy but it's just
what ends up happening.
And so I just I feel like
that's an important thing to
say as we're entering a budget
conversation and we're having
conversations at a citywide
level about not just how we we
spend money but how we
resources city And as that
there are there are active
efforts to defund essential
city services And so long as
those efforts are being made
that that is a much bigger
threat to the funding for
the programs that you all
advocate for and
the investments in small
businesses then the will of
the Council to invest in
the small business community of
San Diego.
So I just thought that was
important to note.
Thank you again for your
advocacy and I will be
supportive of the motion.
Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT All right.
Thank you.
Council Member la Rivera.
We'll go next to Councilmember
Yvonne Wolpert.
Thank you for the presentation
and the work.
We do not have any bids in my
district but our residents do
enjoy bids all throughout
the city and so thank you in
particular you know to
Hillcrest into downtown Little
Italy We come often and I just
appreciate all the work that
you do.
>> So thank you.
All right.
Thank you, COUNCILMAN Von
Wilpert, seeing nobody else on
the lights.
I'll jump in.
I have two business districts,
business improvement districts
and District one.
So one to E.D. I mean for
the good work you do in
managing and navigating all
the regulatory requirements
that we have to do every year
on this process, we certainly
appreciate your attention to
that detail.
Couple of questions.
One, the collection rate in our
bids, are they hovering 9,100%
collections or and is there a
consistency across all
the bids?
Yeah.
Again Sean Care and program
manager with Economic
Development Department thank
you for the question Council
PRESIDENT The collection rate
is just under 90%.
I will point out that
the business tax certificate
program is managed by
the Treasurer's office so they
can answer more detailed
questions.
But we you know we do receive
the report every month so we
are able to to speak to that.
There is a variation between
bids and I would caution
against interpreting it as
anything to do with bid
performance as they are not
enforcement agencies.
However the collection rate
does range between about 85% on
the low end about 93% on
the high end.
Okay.
Yeah I wasn't yeah I would I
would agree this is not up to
the bids but I want to make
sure if there's any action that
operations or council could do
to help with that.
But it sounds not unreasonable
given the nature of this.
But you know for those who
don't know, these are
self-assessment by the business
owners themselves And if I'm
not mistaken, I think all
the boards of all the bids are
actually comprised of business
owners in those districts.
So while we just refer to them
as nonprofits are actually
very, very organically coming
out of the business district
itself.
So I do appreciate that
Obviously as bap was a hot
topic assuming that this action
today was fairly routine, can
you remind us where how asp
gets funded, How or how how
would it have in the past?
>> Sure.
Council policy sets a a number
consistent with $20 for each
business tax certificate
throughout the city to be
designated as part of the Small
Business Enhancement Program.
That's council policy.
It is not the way the budget is
determined.
So every year through the count
,through the Council and in
the mayor the budget process
establishes what the actual
budget will be for the Small
Business Enhancement Program If
we adhere to the policy what
dollar amount is it would be
about 2 million.
2 million?
Okay.
All right.
I want to get some context to
the good comments and
supportive actions for those
who showed up or spoke remotely
.
So again, thank you That of
course I want to give a shout
out to Sunny Lee who wears two
hats today including executive
director of Discover ppb and
Jodi Ruddick who is
the executive director of
the La Hoya Village Merchants
Association for managing both
of the district one bids and
furthering our community.
The small businesses in our
walkable neighborhoods want to
emphasize that.
And then I had a little bit of
fun with my colleague in
District three.
I believe we really leave a lot
up to the board and
the business owners themselves
about how those individual bids
operate.
Is that kind of how it balances
in terms of managing it from an
administrative point of view
and then living up to the bids
and their member respective
members about how that
particular bid functions.
Thank you for the question.
Yes, local leadership is
extremely important and bid
boards are made up of elected
board members that are elected
by the assessment payers.
So while the bid dues are
mandatory they're collected
through the business tax
certificate program As we as we
discussed before,
the leadership proposes a
budget The organization
proposes a budget often
approved by the board of
the organization.
They workshop it with our staff
working back and forth in an
iterative process.
Ultimately the Economic
Development Department brings
forward a recommendation but it
does reflect
the recommendations of each
individual organization.
All right.
Well thank you for taking a
moment to answer some of those
questions.
So again, I'll close off I
especially want to recognize
the two beds in my district but
to all of the executive
directors as well as all
the volunteers who step up and
serve on the boards of all
the beds across our city, thank
you for that very good work.
So with that we do have a
motion by Council member
Campion and the second by
Council member Whitburn to move
the staff recommendation.
Clerk Please call the roll.
Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT I'm sorry
the voting system Please cast
your vote that passes
unanimously 8 to 0 with Council
PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee Absent.
Thank you.
All right again thank you to
staff for the good work.
So with that clerk please
introduce item s 400 items 400
is the extension of software
license and maintenance
agreement with bmi Associates
Inc for management of the San
Diego Region Revolving Loan
Fund.
Six votes are required pursuant
to Charter Section 99.
If you'd like to speak to this
item now please be sure to
submit your speaker slip to
the front of the room or press
star nine or the raise your
hand item If you'd like to
speak to this item and your
attending virtually.
Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT All right.
Thank you.
Without fees staff have settled
in.
Please introduce yourselves for
the record and let us know how
much time you need.
Good afternoon.
Council PRESIDENT LaCava and
council members.
I'm Christy Marsteller, deputy
director of economic
development joined today by
Angelica Paulino, Community
Development coordinator.
We will need approximately four
minutes.
All right when you're ready.
We are here today with a
request for approval of an
amendment to authorize a one
year with an additional
optional year extension of
the bmr Associates Inc
agreement with the city of San
Diego and to authorize
the chief financial officer to
appropriate an an amount not to
exceed $30,000 from the San
Diego Region Revolving Loan
Fund City Match Fund.
This action will result in no
fiscal impact to the general
fund.
I'd now like to hand it over to
Angelica to provide further
details about this item.
Thank you and good afternoon
council members.
By way of background,
the city's Revolving Loan Fund
or rmf is a loan program
designed to provide affordable
loans to small businesses who
are otherwise unable to secure
funding from a traditional
lender.
Since 2004, E.D. Has used
lending software called
Portfolio which is owned by pmi
Associates.
The software supports basic
functions of the rf including
but not limited to loan
application intake, tracking
incoming payments, managing
the life of a loan and carrying
out federal reporting
requirements.
The current agreement with pmi
Associates was entered into in
2021 during the height of
the covid 19 pandemic when edi
was carrying out a large scale
emergency loan program.
The decision to contract with
bmi was born out of necessity
to carry on operations without
service interruption at a
critical time.
The city entered the contracts
final option year in 2025 which
expires this month.
As a product portfolio has
provided necessary
functionality and support for
the rollout program success.
However, in our research we've
identified other robust loan
management software products on
the market to meet future
demands of the program which
staff is currently working to
secure.
This timeline captures
the ongoing efforts of our team
.
Our department began
the research and procurement
process over a year ago to
identify a replacement for our
portfolio which will streamline
the lending process and provide
additional industry standard
tools to allow for increased
efficiencies and better
portfolio oversight.
The target date to have a new
lending software online and
functional was FEBRUARY 2026 to
allow time for overlap with
portfolio and the new software
provider to ensure a smooth
transition.
Unfortunately procurement was
paused in JANUARY 2026 with
the implementation of ab 339
which coincided with
the upcoming expiration of
the contract with pmi
Associates.
Due to this impact edi will not
be able to complete
the procurement process and
onboarding of a new software
provider before the expiration
of the current contract.
To ensure no lapse in lending
activity, loan servicing and
accurate tracking we are
requesting an extension of
the contract with pmi
Associates for one year with
the option to extend one
additional year to ensure ample
time for coordination with
various city departments such
as the Department of
Information Technology and
Department of Finance and an
overlap period with a new
service provider.
Thank you for your time.
We are happy to answer any
questions.
All right.
Thank you for your
presentation.
clerk Please proceed with
public comment.
>> Thank you.
Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT.
If we can have Jacob Edwards,
Blair Beekman and Andrew Irving
please come up to the front row
.
Jacob, you can please come up
to the microphone.
>> We'll have two minutes.
Yes.
As I stated in my last comment,
I think we could discuss more
important things now.
The profiles of those folks
recruited to be at Camp Shelter
are those who would hurt
somebody who would go along
with causing harm and enjoyed
doing it and would listen to
whoever's having them do it and
enjoy it Well, they are paid to
be there.
They pay them.
Then they place somebody like
me there to terrorize me for my
disposal.
Each one is given an individual
task to torment and pester me
which is terrorizing.
Crashing cans all around me
make an obnoxious noise playing
loud music that I hate dogs
barking by me I mean overall
it's individual assignments
pestering and harassment but
entirely it is terrorizing.
Then these people are up for
disposal.
Up for disposal?
That's right.
Ladies and gentlemen, we've
started to dispose of American
citizens here in this country.
I don't know if I can continue
talking now because I'm so
upset.
I've been terrorized, pestered,
tormented, harassed.
Great weeks have been gone to
set me up in crimes have never
would never commit tried to
have me killed or early release
inmates recruited up there to
have me killed.
>> I mean but I've gone through
folks has been horrible but
what I'm worried about most of
all is our country is our
country.
We've come to a point of
disposing of citizens and using
such Thank you that as I was
your time Blair Beekman Hi
Where Beekman Thanks for your
back in the public meeting
process here and it works as a
healing process for me myself
So thanks that you have
the patience with what you guys
do here for this item I just
been learning the wonders of
Thank you that it's it's not a
large request.
It's kind of a simple item and
thank you for that And thank
you that you brought it here
before It's APRIL 18th due date
that that we're trying to
practice councilperson Ron
Wolpert ideas of better
contract ideas for the future
that we do things beforehand
instead of after.
It's a real sign of good
accountability and a good
organization and you're trying
to do nice things for this item
So good luck in what it can be
working towards.
>> Thank you Andrea Irving Hi
this is Andrea Ebbing and I
today want to advise that we
take a look at these contracts
and audit the people behind
them.
Each individual person involved
in the leadership of
the organization bmr Associates
Inc In this case had we done
that with harm reduction,
the cfo who I was housed with
in Las Colinas after years of
prosecution and a fake $100,000
warrant that we put the money
down for but found out it was
fake the whole time and I was
tortured for because I was
whistleblowing about contract
issuance and how we need to do
due diligence on the leadership
teams of contracts that we
contract with.
So in that process of spending
eight days in 24 hour a day
locked down isolation, not
eating food or water medication
denied for my shingles five
times a day I requested it Amy
Knox Amy Hernandez, the cfo of
Harm Reduction I found out
through her that she was
actually the grant writer for
the organization.
She wasn't a drug addict
looking for money.
She was a grant writer and she
was a whistleblower On the fact
that the ceo was repeatedly
overdosing in the office while
testing drugs for the community
.
And the last time I checked we
funded a major narcotics unit
at our district attorney's
office.
However, her announcement about
the case in which the ceo
flaunts her relationship with
Summer Stephan saying she is
untouchable because of that
relationship with Summer
Stephan And when her cfo
stepped forward her cfo was
shamed publicly about her
plastic surgery and credit card
payments.
Yet Summer Stephan has made
$600,000 in credit card
payments which you can pull off
of sd vote.Com and use her for
60 forms to find I don't
understand the irony.
Thank you.
I'm sorry the five minute time
recording of those
participating remotely We
currently have four speakers in
the queue starting with
the original.
If you can please unmute
obviously you're going to pass
this you've come up against a
wall and you guys need to do it
otherwise you're not going to
have any software for this
program And I don't know that
this program should continue to
exist when the financials in
the city are you know you guys
are in debt and you're sitting
here loaning out money and of
course people need it but
the city also still needs to
you know, work But
unfortunately there's
racketeering going on So
the money gets put here Over
there over here you say we're
not going to exceed this
contract than you do And it's
like who's to say that within
this year that you guys have
extended this contract and
potentially longer that within
the time that you actually find
the new entity that's going to
take over you know, are we
going to have wasted the money
that you got into this contract
with because it didn't need to
be extended for such a period
of time?
There seems to be, you know, a
gross mismanagement of
the funding that you guys get
and you want to sit here and
act again like I was saying
during closed session you
always want to blame somebody
else.
Yes, there are things coming
down the pike that are causing
issues with services but you
guys caused that to happen by
influencing, incentivizing and
encouraging people to come
across the border.
And right now the focus is, you
know, the Mexicans that have
been here for a long time And I
feel like that's pretty
interesting because the people
that we're coming across during
the last several years were not
Mexicans.
They were from many other
countries and nobody wants to
focus on that.
But seemingly the focus is on
the Mexican population which
they should be pretty off
about because it's the other
people that need to be looked
into.
But you guys can't be trusted
with any kind of funding and
even the data that's collected
within these types of software
programs there's no way to make
sure that it's secure.
You know everything is like a
mirror so it's always
accessible and it's just you
know, you could also just
wonder, you know who your
friends are or who is getting
paid for doing these types of
things.
Sorry.
Next is one of our ending in
8700.
After that we'll be Zoom user
in 81 three.
Thank you Joy.
Soon you had a cd three Yes to
approving this item This is
from the staff report to start
with a software system to
support ongoing loan financing
and future loans is important
to fulfilling require months of
funding tied to the f d r l f
Now for me 22 years with this
program isn't that great?
A big thank you and
appreciation for the help
during the covid 19 crisis.
I do want us overall to to
really work with the contract
process to to really shape it
up.
I don't know why we've got this
APRIL deadline this month
coming up.
We could have done better right
?
So moving forward I love the fe
for excuse me love this phrase
because already we start over.
I love this phrase providing
access to capital in under
resourced communities for small
businesses and entrepreneurs
know d o c or work force
agreement is required on this
matter.
Okay folks the future is now
let's update and modernize now.
Thanks for listening to all.
Thank you.
Next to zoom user then our
final speaker will be 813.
>> Please proceed.
You take my call.
Yeah.
Thanks for taking my call.
Yeah this is that's a good deal
Only doing it for one year.
Any kind of agreement you got
with some software I mean
computers only do it one year
because I is going to change
everything.
We just subscribe to that chat
gdp or to ask for 20 bucks a
month asking question It'll
give you detailed answers like
my girlfriend just got injured
or shoulder nerve damage or
something and they printed out
a 60 page question in
the answers that we had right
there on the computer And that
and Kaiser was not did want to
do surgery on her and it was
unbelievable what details
everything that charts photos
So anything with computers only
do agreements for one year
because it could all just
change within a year we could
have a robot from Elon ask him
questions, you'll tell us
the answers and have all that
information.
It's going to be amazing math.
So thanks for your time.
Have a good day.
Thank you.
Your final speaker is 813 If
you can please unmute it 813I
can't unmute for you.
There you go.
>> Okay.
Thank you Consuelo here.
Okay.
So I just wanted to point out
that many of these deadlines
chains and contracts you know
they are in fact to make sure
that things are on time and on
schedule for 2025, 2030, 2050
all in lockstep all for
the implementation of
the United Nations agenda for
the 21st century.
And a reminder to everyone
listening everyone in chambers
online this is in fact what
they are doing.
They're implementing that.
And yeah, as far as people
getting cozy and comfortable
and putting their trust in a I
well you know that too is just
take advantage of it while you
can But yeah talk about
collecting data Uh that's
something to be mindful of and
uh yeah I guess I just want to
encourage people to do their
due diligence and research
the United Nations agenda for
the 21st century.
You can actually still buy
the program on Amazon.
It's there a place in Brazil.
>> Okay, so that's my comment.
Thank you.
That concludes public comment
on this item.
>> All right.
Thank you, City Clerk We'll
turn it over to council for
questions Comments Entertain a
motion We'll start out again
with the chair the etr
committee council member you
thank you Council PRESIDENT
Thank you again to our staff
from our Economic Development
department I will move approval
of item as 400 This extension
keeps a critical system running
without interruption.
It's a tool that our small
businesses rely on to access
much needed capital and
the requested amount is modest
coming entirely from our
revolving loan fund.
No impact on the general fund?
Correct.
I'm seeing heads nodding from
the staff.
This action lets us keep
directing capital to businesses
that continue to face barriers
to financing, helping to expand
access to middle income jobs
and upward mobility Here in San
Diego.
And that will conclude my
motion.
All right.
Thank you, sir.
So we have a motion by
Councilmember Camp Be able to
come to me with the staff
recommendation.
>> We'll go next to Council
Campbell.
Thank you.
>> Council Chair.
I would like to second
the motion.
All right.
So we have a motion by council
member compete with second by
Council member Campbell to move
the staff recommendation.
Next up, Councilmember Von
Wilpert.
Thank you very much.
Thank you for the presentation
and the work And this is a
great program And the chair of
even our we've seen it better
than I could but it's wonderful
We're getting capital small
businesses.
I just want to particularly
thank you for getting this to
council before it expired in a
few weeks So I very much
appreciate that.
>> Thank you very much.
All right.
Thank you Council member.
Anybody else in the lights?
I'll extend my thanks as well
for scrambling with
the surprise of the state bill
that you now have to do have a
gate and I'm sure you're well
on hand and trying to tackle
that and being able to go back
out for an rfp.
So thank you for your good
work.
So with that we have a motion
by council member be a second
by Council member Campbell
the move the staff
recommendation.
Clerk Please call the roll I'm
sorry the voting system Please
cast your vote that passes
unanimously 8 to 0 with Council
PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee absent
Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
right.
Thank you City Clerk And again
thank you to staff for the good
work we will now take up non
agenda public comment.
The council members respect and
appreciate the public input and
are fully committed to
protecting every participant's
free speech rights at council
and committee meetings.
Clerk Please proceed with
public comment.
>> Thank you for roll 2.7 and
non agenda Public comment is an
opportunity for members of
the public to comment on items
that are not on the agenda but
within the subject matter
jurisdiction of the City
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have the following individuals
please come up to the front row
so that we can have proper
meeting management.
Jacob Edwards Zach that bar
bursts.
Thank you.
Will there be moment Carlos
Donato, Paula Kruger and Irving
Jacob you can come up to
the microphone please.
Yes.
Council members, men and women
Thank you for hearing me out.
And it's hard to talk about I
do get emotional because I've
been through a lot.
The gentleman back there is a
good man.
The other guy stood there
glaring at me, stood there
glaring.
He knew what I was going to be
talking about.
This needs to be confronted San
Diego is way better than this.
This is not the place for this.
Actually nowhere in the country
is the place for this.
This isn't the first place I've
been recruited to from my
disposal.
I've been terrorized for years.
I've been on the disposal list
for like three and a half years
now trekked from my home city
to Atlanta, Georgia.
Same thing went on there.
I've flat out here GOD knows
what came with me.
It's terrifying.
Put on those spots that are put
up to do it.
Be what Taking up shelter
people They're human beings
cardless of what they've done
to me That's why I'm still
there I'm fighting for them to
after their profiles are tapped
out they'll just go to another
profile that they're starting
here.
Where will they stop?
There will be no stopping.
I know these people.
There's no limit to what they
won't rob, steal, ravish or
murder People earn some big
trouble if we don't confront
this in the safes safe sweep
sites or disposal grounds for
United States citizens, it
needs to stop.
Please get it out of Syria.
>> Go in our country for that
concluding remark.
Zach, how's it going So I
actually I spoke with you, MR.
Rivera about this about six
months ago.
Eight months ago MR. Weber and
I called your office like every
week for the last four weeks
trying to get back home
concerning a development in
Midtown which is to 6 to 9 rate
the street of duplexes and
triplexes on Columbia Street
just north of world if you're
familiar and through
the Complete Communities
initiative they are now putting
in next to that the duplex that
we run me, my wife, my three
little children we've got
tenants in there.
They're putting up a 39 story
or sorry 39 unit five story
building with from what I
understand from looking at
the plans five parking spots
for 39 people on Columbia
Street.
So we all of us who live on
Columbia Street run duplexes
and triplexes with tenants who
need places to park.
So how this thing got pushed
through is shocking.
It's been I've reached out to
your office so many times now,
Jay.
I just saw before walking in
here finally call me back but
your office has not responded
at all in this The complete
community saying we're not
the people that I think you're
trying to punish.
We are.
i'm a working musician in San
Diego.
My wife is an overnight nurse.
We were trying to we did
everything we could to purchase
a property in 2020 prior to
this initiative the complete
community thing which every
thing that we had to do to we
built a third unit followed all
of the rules, spent $150,000
our entire savings to be able
to get our place permitted only
to find out as soon as we got a
permitted that a developer
could come in and build a 39
unit building without having to
follow deliverables at all.
And I just I would like to
thank you for that comment too.
>> Is there a way to your time
has concluded?
Blair Beekman where we come in
please come forward.
After that we'll have Carlos
Paul Krueger and Andrew Irving
.
All right.
Blair Beekman, thank you for
the meeting today.
Hopefully there's someone
the previous person can talk to
after the meeting today I'm I,
I have two letters of my own
that I've written recently to
yourselves one about trying to
better clarify the parking
allocation issues for Belmont
Park to council and the cover
and to council what exactly has
been the more modified version
of the you know from
the previous council meeting on
a statement on the ira
guidelines I think it's called
there's a softer version
available that I would very
much like to read and
understand.
I hope that can be available.
i can look it up.
I can probably find it on my
own with some work but I
thought I'd write to you just
to develop some sort of dialog
So hopefully someone can write
back about that.
I've been real concerned about
how you address our issues with
what is a very nervous
situation going on with war in
Iran right now how that will
affect our local level.
I think we always are on a very
high alert right now and I
still want to be talking about
accountability and best
practices how we can be
leading.
Clark Believe it or not, just
so that conversation is
available to us because we do
have choices and I think we're
becoming more and more clear of
those choices But we can't
better implement that stuff
because we're at war and so we
can't talk about the good
things in life when I'm trying
to say we can And that's what
makes what we're going through
especially in now unique We're
learning that we can have those
conversations if we know how to
frame them and create that
space And when we create at
least a space to talk about our
best practices that gives our
national and international
level really important example
of peace believe it or not.
Thank you.
>> Thank you, Carlos Donato
Thank you Council members
Magnus Carlsen I am here on
behalf of the Policy Research
Center for Tobacco on
the Environment, a
collaboration between San Diego
and San Diego State University
.
Thank you so much for giving
the opportunity to talk.
San Diego probably promotes
itself as a healthy outdoor
oriented city a place where
people enjoy clean air, active
lifestyles and vibrant public
spaces.
Outdoor dining is a big part of
that identity.
Families, residents and
visitors gather on patios
across our cities expecting a
clean and welcoming environment
As a District nine resident.
This issue was also personal
for me Many times when my kids
,my wife and I considered
going out to eat on Alcohol
Boulevard we end up choosing
somewhere else because of
the smell of smoke coming from
the restaurant patios.
It's discouraging when
something as simple as enjoying
a meal outdoors with your
family becomes an uncomfortable
because of smoke drifting from
dining areas.
What many people MAY not
realize is that smoking doesn't
just affect the air while
someone's actively smoking.
It also leaves behind toxic
residues that can linger on
tables and surfaces.
This residue contains more than
25 chemicals listed under
California's Proposition 65 as
hazardous and human health.
Even after smoking stops,
patrons can pick up in this or
this type of residue simply by
touching tables and surfaces in
outdoor dining areas.
Right now the city of San Diego
is the largest city without two
in the county without a
comprehensive smoke free
outdoor dining policy adopting
a comprehensive smoke free
dining policy that would
reinforce San Diego.
Sadly as a city that values
health, cleaning environments
and welcoming public spaces, it
would also send a clear and
consistent message that places
where people gather to eat
should be free from involuntary
exposure to smoke and toxic
residue.
Thank you for the time and for
the attention being given to
this issue.
We appreciate the opportunity
to share our work and to be a
resource to the community.
About also provide a briefing
document for each councilmember
and I respectfully request that
it be entered into the public
comment.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
That has been distributed.
>> Paul Kruger if you can
please come forward.
>> Good afternoon Council
members.
I'm Paul Kruger from Talmage.
I was in the park on Sunday
related to paid parking.
This was the line at the one
kiosk that was working near
the organ pavilion.
It was 30 minutes long and
the locals in this line were
very angry about having to pay
for parking and more than that
about the time that it took
them to do it.
There were elderly right to
the left.
There was an elderly woman who
sat in alone in a folding chair
for 30 minutes while her friend
tried to figure out the parking
and they missed the performance
of the grandchild.
Next Next slide please.
The there were no instructions
on that kiosk because
the instructions are only down
on the kiosk.
And what you're going to see in
a minute here that kiosk I'll
explain was covered with a
plastic bag and it was
impossible to know if was
vandalized if it wasn't working
at the city, placed it there.
Next slide The next slide Going
to show you a screenshot of a
camera that a fellow showed me.
He was one of two people that
said the qr code was broken.
So what's the bottom line here?
It's that my takeaway was that
at least the tourist from other
cities and countries they are.
I met a couple from Brazil.
They are willing to pay me
precisely because they don't
know better.
They're not angry like
the locals But it is totally
unacceptable that there were
not ambassadors there.
There were not the mayor's
office that runs this does not
have people there helping those
with questions and processing
their payments.
It is it is government 1 to 1
And I would urge you first to
please go there and see it
yourself and to to demand
changes in how this is
administered.
Thank you for that Concluding
comment And our last speaker
here in Council chambers,
Andrea Ebbing Well I'm not up
yet.
Maybe it could be started.
Has Sandra Ebbing I survived a
horrific violent crime on
DECEMBER 28th 2020 I was
strangled and had my head split
open on video by my ex who was
subsequently felony charged.
He drove my daughters across
the country with a permanently
suspended license, shared an
attorney with my county
contracted rehab owner ex who
also abducted my oldest
daughter.
They were taken to two separate
states by two felony charge
perpetrators of domestic
violence with me as their named
victim and their shared
attorney Ben Embry.
The courts allowed this and
continued to work with my rehab
or on diversions and instead of
helping the victims they
removed charges from
the charges system.
Ultimately I was abandoned by
the city.
I would not be your group by
the way everybody I'm not into
law enforcement and look where
I landed And so I was branded
artist with altered my act of
$6 million for diversion
program And then I had a
rupture last year Miracle of
GOD I survived.
My doctor said with 100%
fatality rate with my ruptured
aneurysm stomach and I rupture
right behind my left eye eight
hour surgery I was in sharp
growth much as I do for a month
and a half In NOVEMBER 4th 2025
I had another embolism two
coils put in at Scripps La
Hoya.
DR. Giuseppe I'm writing in our
district attorney instead of
the legal thing to allow
somebody to have brain surgery
issued a $100,000 warrant on me
for failure to appear But that
was fake because I wouldn't
have committed fraud recently
being starved of my medications
before I'd be out by San Diego
Police Department as according
to this bill.
But there was Marshall came and
them and why did they take my
bill away Like what was it that
they wanted to the family they
to speak with the court your
time has concluded all I have
to go on to those that are
participating remotely We
currently have nine speakers in
the queue starting with Barbara
Gordon.
If you can please unmute.
>> Thank you.
It's a public health advocate I
wanted to share with you that
APRIL is Alcohol Awareness
Month but despite the years of
education alcohol impaired
driving continues to be a
nationwide problem right now
and killed more than 13,000
people for the second year in a
row.
This is according to a new
report released by the National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration.
These crashes are 100%
preventable.
There's simply no excuse or
reason to drive them there.
Also, people aren't driving and
getting impaired just from
alcohol.
The number of people driving
under the influence of other
dangerous substances is also
growing.
Nearly 12 million people drove
under the influence of
marijuana.
2.4 million drove with other
illicit drugs in their system.
This was according to
the National Survey on Drug Use
and Help.
I will urge this Council to
implement strategies that could
reduce the number of drunk and
drug impaired driving drivers
on the road a public awareness
campaign that highlights
the dangers of impaired driving
or promotes alternatives like
designated driver rideshare
also enhanced law enforcement
sobriety checkpoints or patrols
that are just focused on
impaired driving.
I think collaborating with
bars, restaurants,
entertainment venues to promote
safe drinking practices and
promote transportation options
let us all rethink that
decision to drink or use other
substances before driving.
Thanks for letting me speak
the original if you can please.
I'm you.
>> It is extremely concerning
what is happening in the county
of San Diego and women who or
does anybody who whistleblowers
and is exposing the fraud
corruption waste and abuse and
the just egregious acts that
are taking place and you know
Anthony Warner sdb deputy
assaulted Andrea Ebbing
potentially almost killing her
Having said that, she's had a
ruptured aneurysm and was
slashed her head slammed into
the ground several times and
was maced in the face
potentially could have led to
her death when she was then
taken to Las Colinas.
But the more one of the more
concerning things is
the contract that you have with
both ambulances seems to be
some kind of a rape mobile And
this is not an unusual
occurrence.
In fact in other states it also
happens where they are using
ketamine and extremely heavy
narcotics or drugs
tranquilizers per se actually
to drug women and or men and
have sex with them in
the ambulance which happened
with Andrea ebbing.
And it is sad to see that Prop
36 is being used in a way where
it is almost as if these
clients are being created.
They're being created by
the actions that are taking
place by not only the police
but also EMTs and those that
are in the jail system and
women are experiencing and even
men are experiencing such
atrocities that would lead them
to need that 36 to be used.
So when we have a district
attorney who is getting
kickbacks to put people into
these types of programs and
then tries to murder Andrea
being for exposing it, we have
a serious problem.
>> You guys actually had a
serious problem on your hands
that you're going to not want
to Time was concluded Lainie if
you can please them you might
even do them.
>> Hi, good afternoon Council
members My name is Melanie
Mendelsohn, asco resident
District nine and I'm here on
behalf of the Policy Research
Center for Tobacco on
the Environment and
Collaboration between states
and the United States.
You I'm here to tell you to
talk about secondhand smoke in
outdoor dining areas.
San Diego is the largest city
in the county without a
comprehensive smoke free
outdoor dining policy.
Meanwhile, 15 out of the 19
other jurisdictions have
already made this change
locally to show strong support
for this change.
A recent survey of San Diego
County residents showed that
78% of residents support smoke
free outdoor dining and 73% say
they want to eat in a
restaurant.
If smoking were allowed on
the patio, restaurants
professionals also prefer smoke
free patios but they've made it
clear they can't do this alone
For them it really comes down
to fairness.
At one restaurant go smoke free
But others don't.
They risk losing customers.
That makes it hard for any one
business to take the first
step.
Survey respondents have said
they need a citywide policy so
everyone plays by the same
rules without a smoke free
outdoor dining policy.
Both patrons and workers are
unprotected.
Indoor workplaces are covered
under state law but outdoor
dining areas are not.
Local studies have found that
patrons hands and table
surfaces have higher levels of
nicotine in patios where no
smoking is allowed.
This matters because chemicals
in tobacco smoke do not
disappear.
They stick to a surface skin
and clothing and can be
absorbed into skin over time.
This kind of exposure is linked
to a security issues irritation
and other health risks.
a citywide smoke free outdoor
dining policy would create
clear consistent rules, support
businesses and protect workers.
Thank you for your time as a
detective being given to this
issue.
We appreciate the opportunity
to share our work and to be a
resource for the community.
Have a good day.
Thank you.
Your next is Kathleen Lippert.
The five minute timer has also
concluded there were seven
speakers in the queue.
>> No additional speakers will
be taken.
Kathleen, please.
I'm you.
Thank you.
Good afternoon.
The city's continuing search
for funds to backfill the $120
million deficit are disturbing.
Many of the policies supported
or adopted by the city were not
in the best interest of
the public nor did the public
want them.
The earlier public comment
about Smokefree Outdoor Dining
is a perfect example It is
based on sound scientific
research as well as that it is
in the interest of public
health.
Will the Council listen?
I hope so.
It was a comment that was
generalizable to many of
the policies supported or
adopted by this council.
Before adopting any policy or
ordinance, a basic requirement
should be a independent budget
and analysis of both not just
the revenue benefits but
the cost to the public
especially economic or public
health and safety costs.
The city, like the county is
looking for funds wherever they
were responsibly accumulated
and where they don't deserve to
be stolen especially for things
like zero carbon goals or
supporting for profit private
industries like the marijuana
industry.
Along with spending more
taxpayer money to continue to
fund things like socially
equitable licenses which is a
laughable title.
Setting aside funds for future
cost otherwise known as
planning ahead or rainy day
funds is something that
responsible city governments
should engage in ensuring
capital is available for
critical asset replacements.
Essential And it means that you
don't have to spend from hand
to mouth.
Better budgeting and
transparency with members will
help them understand that
things like trying to take
money from summertime currently
8700 if you complete them you
Oh thank you Joyce and
the other three city clerk I
MAY go over.
I know that you know you'll
stop me.
I'm out of sync With what plan?
Okay, So MR. Kuroda as either
heads up I really MISS Having
you stay to the end of these
meetings and listen to
absolutely every public person
that speaks on the agenda.
Public comment That's really
important to me and to all
the people of San Diego.
Thank you to a quick shout out
to their Beakman for his
beautiful, beautiful poem this
morning a closed session where
we speak of peace.
Please continue.
And blessings and healing
you're working with now.
Okay.
A suggestion to the Port of San
Diego board regarding $250
Million Navy seal Museum
project coming before the port
board.
The first step to proceed will
be the iir.
Now for me is it more feasible
responsibility responsible to
be content with the first
facility that was completed
last year on Kettner Boulevard
rather than proceed with this
grand vision now?
Question There you get more
questions more Will you get
the private funding or need
more debt and therefore
the image contributions to help
the Navy seal family Beach It's
in the good and capable hands
of all of you on the port
board.
You know how I feel about
the port and all of you on
board.
I trust your decision all
the way on this project.
I'm going to try to fit in a
couple other things Be sure and
look at page 813 if you can
please On you You are New York
.
Okay?
I mean if everything's okay
control it here So yeah.
So I just want to remind
everyone that things get
through They get pushed through
on these words because
the reality is the people on
the staff are not working for
the constituents within their
districts And frankly most
constituents are too busy
trying to survive a system that
keeps them overworked and
distracted to pay attention to
.
It's just a it's pretty sad
because the ones who are
supposed to be serving them
it's just nobody's nobody's
keeping them in line.
And if the people who do call
in and try to point things out
are deemed like you know we're
crazy But anyways everything
being done here serves
the bigger agenda not
the people the courts and these
agencies will hand they will
hand out small wins.
I said this before here and
there just enough to keep
the people believing the system
still works for them But those
winds are front and act a way
to keep the people compliant in
a system that continues to
tighten around them.
And if you're listening and
wondering why more people
aren't paying attention, it's
by design.
So don't get discouraged.
You know the reality is that
people are kept distracted with
sports entertainment and just
constant noise.
You know, they're living for
the weekend just to numb out
and escape the very system that
they have to endure all week.
And while that's happening
honestly, people are suffering
so that everywhere injustices
are not rare.
They're constant within
the system.
This board no government agency
is going to fix it.
These problems you know, it's
all because quite frankly they
are the source of them all of
them And this is all by design
happy awakening.
Okay, That's your comments.
Thank you.
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Well thanks for taking my call
.
I would like to pray for all of
our brave troops that are in
harm's way right now fighting
the war we got at 20,000.
San Diego is over there
fighting the war on the carrier
Abraham Lincoln, Boxer, some
other ships and they're doing
it for us.
Man I like to pray that man
from Galilee is born in
Bethlehem and that he got mercy
on our city San Diego and watch
over our troops.
Watch over our troops when he
when they go out and fight
the war for us.
I hope they all come.
I want to thank their families
too for living here and being
here.
I'm really grateful for that
And I want to give them courage
make sure that missiles hit
the mark just pray for
the people of Iran to if they
would know Jesus and you don't
want to kill the people of
Iran, just know the guys that
are crazy.
They're killing their own
people so they'll have mercy on
us.
They have mercy on the people
of Iran to our troops over
there risking their lives.
They want to bring them home to
the families for the and they
want to hold their kids when
they get back but give them
the clarity to do their jobs
and follow the orders.
And I thank you.
Thank you, Jesus.
Thank you.
That's good Your comments.
Oh, yes.
Thank you, Tony.
If you can please unmute that.
Our final speaker is Judy
Strain.
>> Tony, you are a muted boy.
Did I hear you here in council
chambers?
Not sure of the device that
you're speaking into MAY be
muted.
Can you hear me?
>> Yes.
Please proceed.
Yes.
I want to know why this council
is enacting policies that are
centered around Jewish feelings
over Palestinian lives during a
two year long live stream
genocide.
Welcome, Bill.
How dare you make those racist
remarks about how Israel
shouldn't have to be a shield
for the rest of the world all
on its own?
What is Israel shielding
the world from?
Who is it shielding the world
from these Islamic these
Islamophobic remarks that you
were repeating that you're
making are totally unacceptable
and totally unbecoming of a
city council member?
Israel is costing the us
billions dragging us into
Netanyahu's war with Iran and
you are supporting this
baseless warmongering And
PRESIDENT Joe LaCava you should
be ashamed of yourself for
the disrespect you showed Sean
Eagle Rivera by not kicking out
the Zionist The interrupted him
twice during his deliberation
on that issue You kicked out
multiple people for less during
that same council meeting I
watched it with my own eyes
because I was there.
You all served the United
States of America not
the United States of Israel
Before you create ordinances
that center Jewish feelings
over Palestinian lives, why
don't you make an ordinance
calling for a ceasefire?
Why don't you make an ordinance
condemning the live stream
genocide that I've been having
to watch for the last two
years?
You all are way too cozy with
that aipac money.
You all are way too cozy with
these special interest groups
and we're paying attention to
what you're doing.
We're paying attention to who
you're funded by and we will be
recalling those of you and no
longer voting for those of you
that continue to put Israel
over the United States of
America.
Put your comments loudspeakers
.
>> Judy Strang please.
I mean Jewish strong Academy
before you begin to meet
yourself we will meet you.
>> There you go dark It's
always such a difficult
situation calling in from work.
Thank you for your patience and
thank you for this opportunity
to share some information that
I receive As a retired public
health worker I still receive a
great deal of information from
the field and from my friends
in the field both national and
international And I received it
today this morning from good
friends that recently attended
the Commission on Narcotic
Drugs held in Vienna, Austria
held every two years and in
fact the organization presented
there and she knew that I would
be happy to hear that there was
a featured event called Women
Youth and the Next Generation
Bridging Mental Health,
Reproductive health and
Substance use prevention across
the life course of our young
women.
This particular workshop that
they provided underscores
the importance for women to
understand the role that drugs
plays in their mental health as
well as their physical health.
And I understand it was
extremely well received While
there they presented the recent
information regarding marijuana
use and pregnant and nursing
women pointing out that
the recent research expresses
concern for fetal brain
development and long term neuro
developmental outcomes as many
of us should be concerned as
well.
And the new research that
continues to come in daily
pointing out that we need to
care about our teens and our
young women as they make
choices regarding their sexual
health and their pregnancy that
marijuana is not something that
should occur during their
pregnancy, that the research
doesn't support it and doesn't
help it And I hope that we can
all work together to get this
information out to our young
women.
>> Thank you.
Thank you.
And that does improve our
general public comment for
today's meeting.
All right.
Thank you.
Having a little bit of a
dilemma here because I think
Council member Whitburn is on
the lines, you know, looking at
the rules of council.
So we are consistent No
discussion or action on any
matter of not having the public
comment shall be permitted.
So with that guidance, sir, I
leave it up to you.
>> Thank you.
Council PRESIDENT I don't
respond with a member of
the public takes issue with
something that I say or do that
is totally fair game But when a
member of the public makes an
accurate statement about a
member of my staff I am going
to defend my staff member.
We had a member of the public
say that a member by a staff
had not gotten back to that
individual.
I have an entire email chain of
their correspondence so my
staff is very good about
getting back to constituents.
I'm proud of them and I will
defend the record.
>> Thank you.
All right.
I knew you would use your
discretion.
Thank you for your comment.
So with that, does the city
attorney have anything to
report out from close session?
>> Yeah.
If there's one item to report
out today today the city
council voted on closed session
item number three to initiate
litigation Once litigation is
formally commenced the action
the defendant and other
particulars will be disclosed
to any person upon inquiry
unless to do so would
jeopardize effective service of
process or settlement
negotiations.
The motion passed 820 with
Council member la absent.
That concludes my report.
All right.
Thank you for that report.
We will now adjourn the council
to the regularly scheduled
council meeting on Tuesday,