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[12:00] reason
[12:57] for
[12:58] coming.
[13:02] All right.
[13:03] >> Good morning.
[13:03] I will now call the City
[13:04] council meeting on Monday,
[13:07] APRIL 6th, 2026 to order Clerk
[13:07] Please call the roll.
[13:08] >> Thank you.
[13:08] Council PRESIDENT Council
[13:09] Member Campbell Council Member
[13:12] Whitburn Councilmember Foster
[13:13] Councilmember Van Wilpert
[13:18] Present Council PRESIDENT Pro
[13:19] Tem Lee Council Member Campos
[13:22] here Council Member Moreno
[13:23] Council Member Eli Rivera and
[13:24] Council PRESIDENT LaCava
[13:28] Resident Also from the meeting
[13:29] our city Attorney Heather
[13:30] Ferber, independent budget
[13:32] analyst Charles Monica and
[13:33] myself your city clerk Diana
[13:33] Fuentes.
[13:34] Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
[13:34] right.
[13:35] Thank you.
[13:38] City Clerk a quorum is now
[13:38] present.
[13:39] We will begin this morning with
[13:40] an invocation by Claude Quintus
[13:40] followed with the land
[13:42] acknowledgment and the Pledge
[13:43] of Allegiance led by council
[13:47] member Foster Grant, those who
[13:48] hold office in the city
[13:53] The spirit of wisdom, charity
[13:53] and justice that was steadfast
[13:54] purpose.
[13:54] They MAY faithfully serve in
[13:56] their offices to promote
[14:01] the well-being of all people.
[14:02] We respectfully acknowledge
[14:02] that the culmination or
[14:07] the original inhabitants of
[14:08] the Unceded land now known as
[14:08] San Diego despite enduring
[14:12] the horrors of genocide and
[14:12] colonization, the community
[14:13] spirit remains unbroken.
[14:16] We honor the resilience of
[14:17] their ancestors who fought to
[14:18] protect their culture and land.
[14:22] Today they carry their legacy
[14:23] forward ensuring that their
[14:23] traditions continue to thrive
[14:27] in gratitude and strength.
[14:28] We stand with the culmination
[14:28] connected to our past and
[14:32] committed to a thriving future
[14:33] .
[14:33] Please face the flag hand over
[14:37] your heart to begin I pledge
[14:37] allegiance to the flag of
[14:41] the United States of America
[14:42] and to the Republic for which
[14:43] it stands one nation under GOD
[14:46] indivisible with liberty and
[14:51] justice for all.
[14:56] Clerk Please go over how
[14:57] the public can offer their
[14:57] testimony.
[14:58] >> Thank you.
[14:58] Council PRESIDENT I'd like to
[14:59] highlight the slide on
[15:01] the screen that reviews that
[15:02] for today's meeting.
[15:03] If you are in person please
[15:03] complete the speaker slip
[15:06] Looking at the entrance of
[15:07] chambers and bring it to
[15:08] the front of the room.
[15:08] If you are in the virtual queue
[15:11] please be sure to raise your
[15:12] hand by pressing Star nine or
[15:13] the raise your hand icon.
[15:17] No further in-person testimony
[15:17] will be taken once the Council
[15:18] begins a virtual testimony for
[15:22] better meeting measure purposes
[15:22] Each speaker will have one
[15:23] minute per item per person
[15:24] the maximum of three minutes.
[15:27] Please continue.
[15:27] >> Sorry.
[15:28] Thank you Council PRESIDENT
[15:28] Thank you.
[15:32] With that please read
[15:33] the closed session items into
[15:34] the record and proceed with
[15:34] public comment.
[15:35] Conference with Legal Counsel
[15:38] Existing Litigation pursuant to
[15:38] California Government Code
[15:41] Section 5495 6.91 See as one to
[15:42] Tatianna Battle of versus City
[15:46] of San Diego Siesta is Carmel
[15:46] Mountain Ranch Business
[15:47] Communication Community
[15:48] Association versus City of San
[15:51] Diego.
[15:52] Conference with Legal Counsel
[15:52] Anticipated Litigation
[15:53] Initiation of litigation
[15:55] pursuant to California
[15:56] Government Code Section 5495
[16:00] 6.90 463 Number of cases one.
[16:01] Conference with Labor
[16:02] Negotiators pursuant to
[16:02] California Government Code
[16:05] Section 54957.6 See As for
[16:06] designated management team
[16:07] representatives.
[16:10] The purpose of this call
[16:11] session is to review the city's
[16:11] position and instruct
[16:12] the city's designated
[16:15] representative regarding meet
[16:15] and confer negotiations for a
[16:16] successor Memorandum of
[16:19] Understanding with various
[16:20] employee unions.
[16:20] Conference With the Council's
[16:25] significant exposure to
[16:25] litigation pursuant to
[16:26] California Government Code
[16:29] Section 5495 6.90 265 Number of
[16:29] cases one.
[16:29] Thank you.
[16:34] Council PRESIDENT All right.
[16:34] >> Please proceed with public
[16:35] comment.
[16:35] Thank you.
[16:39] I see nobody here in council
[16:39] chambers.
[16:40] I've received no slips.
[16:40] I've started the five minute
[16:41] timer going to those
[16:43] participating remotely.
[16:44] We have four speakers in
[16:45] the queue.
[16:45] Hector, if you can please
[16:46] unmute and let me know which
[16:47] item or items you wish to speak
[16:53] to.
[16:53] I'd like to supply sector I'd
[16:54] like to speak to a more you'll
[16:56] have you got three minutes?
[16:57] Please proceed.
[16:57] Okay.
[16:58] Hey, where you guys been all
[17:01] this time?
[17:01] We've canceled all
[17:02] the meetings.
[17:02] What does that mean?
[17:06] Is that a danger sign you're
[17:07] going to like blow everything
[17:07] by everybody?
[17:08] You canceled a lot of meetings,
[17:11] man.
[17:12] More than half of in the last
[17:12] couple of months.
[17:16] I was just wondering and then I
[17:17] know it's an answer But anyway,
[17:17] with all those all those
[17:20] attorneys on all this stuff,
[17:21] how about if we lay off all
[17:25] the attorneys that work for
[17:25] the city on the main guys for a
[17:26] couple of months and put all
[17:30] the money into paving the roads
[17:31] and then all the other guys
[17:35] below them, they run with
[17:36] the ball?
[17:36] I'm sure they can.
[17:39] It's got so many guys it looks
[17:40] like you got about 20 cases or
[17:44] a lot of cases on the agenda So
[17:45] we just gave them a pass or a
[17:46] couple of months.
[17:47] We'd save a lot of money and
[17:49] then the other guys can get
[17:50] training on how to do the job
[17:53] which they can.
[17:54] So that would be a way to save
[17:58] money And then I don't know
[17:59] the longer you guys everyone's
[17:59] suing you like crazy so I don't
[18:03] know if there's any easy way
[18:03] out of it.
[18:04] So good luck to you guys.
[18:04] Okay.
[18:07] Bye.
[18:08] Next is the original If you can
[18:11] please unmute and let me know
[18:12] which item or items you wish to
[18:13] speak to.
[18:13] Yes, all of them.
[18:16] Please proceed.
[18:17] So Jennifer, I'm just wondering
[18:18] what is Democratic blue?
[18:21] I didn't know that that was
[18:22] actually a color that's
[18:23] interesting And everything you
[18:26] guys do in the dark will come
[18:27] to the lights And no matter how
[18:28] much you try and hide things by
[18:29] going into closed session and
[18:31] not being transparent with
[18:31] the people this is done on
[18:36] purpose to obfuscate and to
[18:36] make sure that the people don't
[18:37] know what you're really facing
[18:41] and then we just wind up paying
[18:42] the bill for your negligence
[18:46] like the roads and there's
[18:46] continual injuries and sidewalk
[18:51] litigation or things from trips
[18:52] and falls.
[18:56] I mean and these are from you
[18:56] know years prior that it's like
[18:57] these things are still
[19:01] happening because you guys
[19:01] aren't up keeping with
[19:02] the infrastructure like you
[19:03] should be.
[19:03] You need too much money
[19:06] especially even like with
[19:06] the storm drains and the storm
[19:07] infrastructure that's going to
[19:10] continue to have issues.
[19:11] There's going to continue to be
[19:11] litigation because you guys
[19:15] need billions of dollars just
[19:16] to be able to upkeep all of
[19:19] that infrastructure So we're
[19:20] going to just be continuing to
[19:24] pay and then there's potential
[19:25] initiation of litigation.
[19:25] You don't want to tell us what
[19:26] that's about but you're going
[19:29] to be going after somebody And
[19:30] like Hector was saying, it's
[19:31] like you guys have all these
[19:35] attorneys that we pay for to
[19:36] cover your when it's like, Oh,
[19:37] the reason why they're there is
[19:40] because you're not able to keep
[19:41] up with the things that you
[19:41] guys are supposed to be doing.
[19:42] And then we sit here and we
[19:45] have labor negotiate liens and
[19:45] things like that And you know
[19:49] it's like we constantly give
[19:50] people raises and everything
[19:50] but all of your services and
[19:54] everything that you're supposed
[19:59] to be doing is is significantly
[19:59] ,you know, just falling to
[20:00] the wayside And it's it's very
[20:04] sad to see how much money that
[20:04] you guys come across and have
[20:09] to to spend and how much more
[20:09] you need all the time and how
[20:12] much you're in debt and how
[20:13] much we we give loans and we
[20:17] get into you know bonds and all
[20:18] of these things.
[20:18] It's like obviously it's not
[20:19] working if you guys can't
[20:22] manage the money correctly.
[20:23] I mean, you know and you always
[20:24] want to act like it's someone
[20:25] else like it's Trump doing all
[20:27] of these things.
[20:28] Sure.
[20:28] Those are things that are
[20:29] affecting the world around us
[20:33] but it's like you want to use
[20:34] that as a scapegoat to act like
[20:38] that's why these things are
[20:38] happening, why you're enabled
[20:42] and unable to do the things
[20:43] that need to be done.
[20:43] So I think that you guys need
[20:44] to really start, you know,
[20:47] thinking about these times in
[20:48] closed session.
[20:48] i mean why does it have to be
[20:49] hidden like that?
[20:52] Why and when you know that it
[20:53] does need to be that's when
[20:54] people should worry because you
[20:57] should be very transparent and
[20:58] say yeah, this is what's going
[20:58] on Just like this whole pre
[21:02] litigation demand and all of
[21:03] this like you barely just give
[21:06] just enough information so that
[21:07] you act like you're being
[21:08] transparent But at the end of
[21:08] the day we don't find out about
[21:12] what you did until it comes up
[21:12] on one of the other agendas You
[21:17] don't tell us like reporting
[21:17] outside of closed session.
[21:18] So that's the problem and it
[21:21] needs to be more time has
[21:21] concluded.
[21:22] Next is 8700 If you come please
[21:26] unmute.
[21:31] Okay thank you.
[21:32] >> Thank you All of them please
[21:36] please proceed on consent.
[21:40] She has one injury sustained
[21:41] from tripping fall on Ray's
[21:42] sidewalk is my direction.
[21:46] I don't know what
[21:46] the extenuating circumstances
[21:51] were and this caused
[21:52] the accident yet use the spirit
[21:56] of the law for both parties a
[21:59] victim of litigation Number one
[21:59] the city must claim the self
[22:04] advocacy and prevent this from
[22:04] happening.
[22:05] Number two would be the victim
[22:09] of poor sidewalk maintenance
[22:09] Again, the public this time
[22:13] must claim the self advocacy
[22:14] and prevent this from happening
[22:14] daily.
[22:19] There are many risks when I
[22:20] walk yet I find prevention is
[22:20] the key.
[22:25] Dear Public MAY be your own
[22:28] safety ambassadors Now she as
[22:29] to alleged storm water pipe
[22:30] failure at a commercial
[22:34] business park here is my
[22:34] direction Do we have an
[22:39] umbrella policy An umbrella
[22:39] plan for systemic safety?
[22:44] I e prevent the disastrous
[22:47] impact of the perfect storm on
[22:48] our water pipes and in
[22:53] the overall system It helps you
[22:53] look for lessons learned.
[22:54] Thank you.
[22:57] As three number of cases one
[23:02] why insist on consent?
[23:03] This doesn't make sense to me.
[23:06] It states that the city
[23:07] attorney will discuss for me
[23:11] unless it's pulled.
[23:12] I don't remember any discussion
[23:17] on a consent item This seems
[23:18] inappropriate to me.
[23:21] Thank you for the discussion
[23:22] item Portion Labor negotiations
[23:27] for city employees.
[23:31] I got a quick count of about 73
[23:35] designated management team reps
[23:35] plus five employee
[23:36] organizations.
[23:40] Purpose is to review the city's
[23:41] position My direction with as
[23:49] many fine minds 70 plus five
[23:49] minds.
[23:54] I trust that this review during
[23:54] these challenging uncertain and
[23:59] deficit times will set
[23:59] priorities for f y 27 and
[24:04] beyond that are fair, equitable
[24:05] and physically responsible.
[24:09] Please size my direction on
[24:13] this case of a pre litigation
[24:14] demand discussion seems
[24:14] appropriate.
[24:18] This is the right way to
[24:19] present these kind of one
[24:19] cases.
[24:20] Thank you very much for
[24:23] listening.
[24:24] Have a beautiful day and it's
[24:25] going to be a great week.
[24:25] Love to all.
[24:28] Thank you.
[24:29] Next is Blair Beekman.
[24:30] If you can please unmute and
[24:30] let me know which items you'd
[24:33] like to speak to.
[24:34] >> Just see us to please.
[24:35] You'll have one minute.
[24:38] Please proceed.
[24:39] >> Sure.
[24:39] Thank you.
[24:40] Hi, Beekman.
[24:43] Happy return to everyone.
[24:44] >> It's been a long two weeks.
[24:45] Thank you that you're back to
[24:48] quickly offer a poem on our
[24:49] first day Back to imagine a
[24:53] deep blue lake from where our
[24:54] stars and universe has come
[24:54] from.
[24:57] That's my poem.
[24:58] Okay.
[24:58] With 43 seconds.
[25:02] Carmel Mountain Ranch Business
[25:03] Associates in Brasilia, San
[25:07] Diego.
[25:08] This is about a storm Alleged
[25:09] stormwater pipe failure
[25:11] FEBRUARY 6th, 2024.
[25:12] Well this is around the same
[25:17] time as the big storm issues.
[25:17] So thank you that we're working
[25:18] uh we're trying to address
[25:22] these sort of issues and
[25:22] the dam issues as well.
[25:23] You guys have taken a real
[25:27] special interest in the dam
[25:27] issues.
[25:28] You were talking about that
[25:29] immediately after the initial
[25:32] stormwater issues.
[25:32] So good work how you're talking
[25:33] about this issue openly and
[25:34] publicly with everyone.
[25:36] Good luck that we can come to
[25:37] agreement on stormwater issues
[25:42] and what that entails for all
[25:42] of us.
[25:42] >> Thank you.
[25:43] Thank you.
[25:43] Your time has concluded.
[25:45] The five minute timer had also
[25:46] concludes and additional
[25:47] speakers will be taken in.
[25:47] That concludes the public
[25:48] comment on the closed session
[25:50] agenda.
[25:51] >> Thank you, Council
[25:51] PRESIDENT.
[25:51] All right.
[25:52] Thank you.
[25:52] City Clerk We will now recess
[25:53] in the closed session and
[25:54] reconvene council today at 2
[26:27] I will now reconvene the city
[26:28] council meeting of Monday,
[26:28] APRIL 6th, 2026.
[26:32] Clerk Please call the roll.
[26:32] >> Thank you.
[26:33] Council PRESIDENT Council
[26:33] Member Campbell Council Member
[26:37] Whitburn here Council Member
[26:37] Foster Council Ron Wilber
[26:41] Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee
[26:42] Council Member Campo Council
[26:46] Member Moreno Present Council
[26:47] member Ella Rivera and Council
[26:51] PRESIDENT LaCava.
[26:52] Also attending are Assistant
[26:52] City Attorney Michelle Garland
[26:56] Independent Budget Analyst
[26:57] Charles Monica Council Affairs
[26:57] Advisor in the Mayor's office
[26:58] Code advisor and myself Your
[27:02] city Clerk Diana Winters
[27:02] Council PRESIDENT All right,
[27:03] thank you City Clerk a quorum
[27:04] is now present.
[27:06] Let's start off by asking
[27:06] the mayor's office council
[27:07] member, city attorney,
[27:10] independent budget analyst or
[27:11] city clerk whether you have any
[27:11] comments for this afternoon not
[27:16] seeing anyone move along.
[27:16] >> clerk Please go over how
[27:17] the public can offer their
[27:17] testimony.
[27:18] Thank you.
[27:20] I'd like to highlight
[27:21] the screen on the slide on
[27:21] the screen to review the public
[27:25] testimony procedures.
[27:25] The order of these items that
[27:26] will be taken today are also
[27:27] found on the agenda somewhere
[27:30] and found online or at
[27:30] the table in the back of
[27:30] the room.
[27:31] If you are in person please
[27:34] complete the speaker slip
[27:34] looking at the entrance of
[27:35] chambers and bring it to
[27:36] the front of the room into
[27:39] the clear box.
[27:40] Council ambassadors are
[27:40] available near the entrance and
[27:41] can assist you with questions
[27:44] and speakers Lips No further
[27:44] in-person testimony will be
[27:45] taken once the council begins
[27:45] virtual testimony.
[27:48] Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
[27:49] right.
[27:49] Thank you.
[27:50] So with that the clerk please
[27:53] introduce item 200.
[27:54] >> Item 200 is the fiscal year
[27:57] 2027 Business Improvement
[27:58] District Budgets Annual
[27:58] Appropriation Process.
[27:59] If you'd like to speak on this
[28:02] item please be sure to raise
[28:03] your hand by pressing Star nine
[28:04] or the raise your hand icon Or
[28:07] if you're here in council
[28:08] chambers now's the time to
[28:09] submit your speaker slip to
[28:09] the front of the room.
[28:10] Thank you.
[28:10] Council PRESIDENT.
[28:11] All right.
[28:15] Thank you.
[28:20] As I watch staff settle in when
[28:21] you're ready, introduce
[28:22] yourselves for the record and
[28:23] let us know how much time you
[28:28] need for the presentation.
[28:28] >> Good afternoon.
[28:33] Council PRESIDENT LaCava and
[28:33] City Council members.
[28:34] My name is Sean placed in small
[28:35] business engagement specialist
[28:38] with the Economic Development
[28:38] Department.
[28:39] With me today is Shawn
[28:39] Kerrigan, program Manager.
[28:42] We respectfully ask for five
[28:43] minutes for the presentation.
[28:51] >> When you're ready the item
[28:52] before you today is the fiscal
[28:53] year 2027 Business Improvement
[28:57] District or bid budgets.
[28:57] The city collects assessments
[28:58] from businesses within bids and
[29:01] contracts with nonprofit
[29:02] associations to provide
[29:03] technical assistance for small
[29:03] businesses, promote
[29:07] neighborhood identity and
[29:07] attract customers to local
[29:08] businesses.
[29:12] The city's bid program is
[29:13] authorized by the Parking and
[29:13] Business Improvement Area Law
[29:16] of 1989 in the California
[29:17] Streets and Highways Code.
[29:17] The intent of the program is to
[29:21] strengthen small business
[29:21] communities, create new jobs,
[29:22] attract new business and
[29:26] revitalize older commercial
[29:26] neighborhoods.
[29:30] This action relates to
[29:31] the strategic Plans priority
[29:31] Area.
[29:32] >> Protect and enhance every
[29:32] neighborhood.
[29:35] The Business Improvement
[29:36] District Program supports
[29:36] dynamic neighborhoods that
[29:40] incorporate mobility,
[29:41] connectivity and sustainability
[29:41] by fostering resilient and
[29:42] economically prosperous
[29:47] neighborhoods.
[29:48] The city of San Diego has a
[29:49] total of 18 active bids that
[29:53] are individually managed by 16
[29:54] nonprofit business associations
[29:54] and one currently managed by
[29:57] the Economic Development
[29:58] Department.
[30:01] For fiscal year 2027 an
[30:02] estimated $1.5 million in
[30:03] assessments will be collected
[30:03] from approximately 12,000
[30:04] businesses located within
[30:05] the districts shown on this
[30:10] slide.
[30:10] >> Bid association managers
[30:11] have developed a variety of
[30:15] successful strategies to
[30:15] increase business and invest in
[30:16] their communities.
[30:19] Some districts choose to
[30:20] strategically deploy
[30:21] assessments to develop and
[30:21] market their own unique
[30:22] identity.
[30:24] This is usually done through
[30:25] large scale events,
[30:26] neighborhood promotions and
[30:28] targeted social media campaigns
[30:29] to highlight assessment paying
[30:34] businesses in the Outcome
[30:34] Boulevard bid.
[30:35] They focus their resources on
[30:38] amplifying outreach and
[30:39] revitalizing unused areas in
[30:39] the district to create new
[30:42] business hubs.
[30:43] The Elkhorn Boulevard Business
[30:44] Improvement Association
[30:44] internally staffs the support
[30:48] and outreach specialist as a
[30:49] way to strengthen relationships
[30:49] with their businesses and
[30:52] resolve business challenges
[30:53] along the boulevard.
[30:53] They also support their
[30:58] businesses through placemaking
[30:58] community activated lots to
[30:59] transform once vacant lots into
[31:03] vibrant community gathering
[31:03] places for 44 and pop up
[31:06] Wenonah each attract over 1000
[31:07] local visitors per week driving
[31:08] over $1 million in annual
[31:10] spending directly to
[31:11] the businesses within a four
[31:15] block radius.
[31:16] >> All these metrics are
[31:17] provided in the bid's annual
[31:20] performance reports.
[31:21] Bids are required to post an
[31:22] annual performance report to
[31:25] their website summarizing
[31:26] activities during the fiscal
[31:26] year and detailing revenue and
[31:29] expenditures.
[31:33] >> Each year the Council
[31:34] considers approving a one year
[31:35] extension to the agreement
[31:37] which includes two six month
[31:37] periods per state law.
[31:41] The Council must take eight
[31:41] actions over two council
[31:42] meetings.
[31:42] During this meeting Council
[31:46] will consider appointing
[31:46] the respective advisory board
[31:47] for each bid.
[31:50] Approving the fiscal year 2027
[31:50] budget reports for each bid.
[31:51] Declaring the Council's intent
[31:55] to collect assessments from
[31:55] businesses and certain MAY
[31:59] 11th, 2026 as the notice to
[32:00] public hearing date.
[32:00] In addition, an action will be
[32:04] added this year to allow
[32:04] the Economic Development
[32:05] Department to continue to
[32:08] directly manage the San Isidro
[32:09] bid including waiving sections
[32:12] of Council policy 900 Dash
[32:12] seven.
[32:13] During the second meeting
[32:14] the Council will consider
[32:17] confirming the actions taken at
[32:18] this meeting authorizing
[32:19] the city's cfo to appropriate
[32:22] transfer and expend assessment
[32:22] revenues.
[32:25] Approving the Third Amendment
[32:26] to the fiscal year 2024 bid
[32:26] management agreements with
[32:30] the nonprofit associations.
[32:31] >> And authorize the mayor to
[32:35] execute the contracts as part
[32:36] of their agreement.
[32:37] Economic Development Department
[32:40] collaborates with bid managers
[32:41] to better understand each
[32:41] district through metrics.
[32:45] The metrics provided are for
[32:45] fiscal year 25 and provide
[32:46] information regarding the ratio
[32:50] of assessment versus non
[32:50] assessment spending.
[32:51] Business losses and gains Job
[32:54] losses and gains.
[32:55] Vacancy rates and rental rates.
[32:59] These are included with
[33:00] the staff report as attachment
[33:00] f metrics are also provided by
[33:04] other city departments.
[33:04] These include building permits
[33:08] both applications and approved
[33:09] public projects.
[33:09] Private investment and public
[33:13] investment.
[33:14] >> These are also included in
[33:18] the staff report as attachment
[33:18] .
[33:19] >> Accountability provisions
[33:22] remain part of the current
[33:23] agreement.
[33:23] These provisions include
[33:24] the requirement of an
[33:27] anti-harassment
[33:28] nondiscrimination and inclusion
[33:28] policy signed by all board
[33:33] members and staff and
[33:33] the requirement that all board
[33:34] members and staff attend a
[33:37] related training.
[33:38] >> Also included are additional
[33:41] conflict of interest processes
[33:42] .
[33:43] >> a final summary of Council
[33:46] actions required for the fiscal
[33:47] year 2027 Business Improvement
[33:47] District budgets is shown on
[33:48] this slide.
[33:51] We're available to answer any
[33:51] questions.
[33:51] Thank you.
[33:52] All right.
[33:52] Thank you very much for your
[33:53] presentation.
[33:56] Please proceed with public
[33:56] comment.
[33:56] Thank you.
[33:57] Council PRESIDENT We do have
[34:00] quite a number of speakers so
[34:01] we will be going down to
[34:02] the minute each.
[34:02] If you can please come forward
[34:06] when I call your name to
[34:06] the other reserve seats we have
[34:11] Sunny Lee Jacob Edwards, Ben
[34:12] Nichols, Petros Hagos Well see
[34:15] watch Coach Blair Beekman and
[34:19] Michael Tremblay if you can All
[34:20] please come forward to
[34:20] the front row.
[34:21] Sunny Lee, if you can come up
[34:25] to the microphone you have time
[34:25] ceded to you by Vanessa Bernal
[34:26] if you can please raise your
[34:26] hand.
[34:30] Thank you And art that are that
[34:30] are Zoe.
[34:33] Thank you so much.
[34:34] You'll have three minutes.
[34:35] Please proceed.
[34:35] Thank you.
[34:35] Good afternoon.
[34:38] Council PRESIDENT And council
[34:39] members.
[34:39] My name is Sunny Lee and I'm
[34:42] here on behalf of the San Diego
[34:43] Business Improvement District
[34:44] Alliance representing all 18
[34:48] Business Improvement District
[34:48] and more than 15,000 small
[34:49] businesses across the city
[34:53] something that is aligned to
[34:54] big budgets is the business.
[34:54] This small business enhancement
[34:58] program And we're here today to
[34:58] ask the city to codify and
[35:02] stabilize the aspect Council
[35:03] Policy 900 Dash 15 Ensuring
[35:07] consistent predictable funding
[35:07] forbids and for programs
[35:12] aligned with small businesses.
[35:13] I want to clarify something
[35:13] important aspect.
[35:14] Funding has continued over
[35:17] the years but not always at
[35:17] full levels and without
[35:18] the policy framework work that
[35:21] originally guided it.
[35:22] Right now the program exists
[35:22] but it lacks consistency and
[35:27] predictability.
[35:27] What we're asking for is to
[35:28] restore that structure to sba
[35:31] so aspect can function as it
[35:32] was originally intended.
[35:32] Right now small businesses
[35:33] across our districts are being
[35:36] squeezed from both sides.
[35:37] Operating costs are increasing
[35:41] across the board rent labor
[35:42] insurance and utilities while
[35:42] at the same time customers are
[35:46] spending less due to the rising
[35:46] costs of living.
[35:47] Retail and restaurant
[35:48] businesses in particular are
[35:51] operating on very thin margins
[35:52] and many are at risk.
[35:52] And when small businesses
[35:56] struggle the city feels it.
[35:56] We see it in law sales tax
[36:00] revenue reduce visitor
[36:01] spending, increased vacancies
[36:02] and declining activity in our
[36:05] commercial corridors.
[36:06] Small businesses are not a
[36:06] small part of our economy.
[36:07] They're the foundation of it.
[36:10] They employ our residents, they
[36:11] generate critical revenue and
[36:12] they create neighborhoods that
[36:15] people want to live in and
[36:15] visit.
[36:16] Many of our districts are also
[36:20] destinations they attract
[36:20] visitors support tourism and
[36:21] contribute directly to sales
[36:24] tax and totty When our
[36:25] neighborhoods are vibrant,
[36:29] people come, they stay longer
[36:29] and they spend more.
[36:30] Business improvement districts
[36:31] are your partners on the ground
[36:34] in this work we're supporting
[36:35] businesses every day helping
[36:35] them navigate challenges, stay
[36:39] open and can contributing to
[36:39] the local economy An aspect is
[36:43] a tool that supports that work.
[36:44] It's a proven program that
[36:45] strengthens businesses,
[36:45] supports our neighborhoods and
[36:49] protects the city's revenue.
[36:49] And right now it's operating
[36:53] without a stable foundation and
[36:54] we're just asking to put that
[36:54] foundation back in place.
[36:55] So you're going to hear from
[36:58] several district leaders today
[36:58] who are seeing these challenges
[36:59] firsthand and can speak to
[37:02] the real impact of their
[37:03] communities.
[37:04] And we respectfully ask that
[37:07] you codify and stabilize sba by
[37:08] reinstating council policy 900
[37:10] Dash 15 and investing in our
[37:10] businesses.
[37:13] Thank you.
[37:14] >> Thank you.
[37:18] Jacob Edwards Hello.
[37:23] I oppose discussion of such
[37:24] budget only because I think we
[37:25] should be discussing much more
[37:28] concerning budgets That's
[37:29] budgets that is material
[37:31] related.
[37:36] It is a mafia and our
[37:40] government So these safety
[37:46] sleep tent campsites is are
[37:46] very concerning at bila tent
[37:50] camp shelter all these folks
[37:51] are recruited from
[37:51] the Department of Homeland
[37:55] Security's database is they're
[37:56] from all over the country
[38:00] the Department of have Homeland
[38:01] Security's database comes from
[38:04] mass data collection of us
[38:05] citizens over many years.
[38:09] They get these profiles but
[38:10] anything you do on a digital
[38:11] advisor, anything you look up,
[38:15] anything you post, every
[38:16] picture you post goes to a
[38:20] digital profile for you know a
[38:21] lot Tent camp shelter safe
[38:25] sleep Thank you for that
[38:25] continuing statement.
[38:29] >> Ben Nichols Hello my name is
[38:29] Benjamin Nichols and I'm
[38:30] the executive director of
[38:31] the Hoop Crest Business
[38:31] Association.
[38:34] The Espp and Business
[38:34] Improvement District programs
[38:35] are vital parts of our
[38:35] neighborhoods.
[38:38] Economy.
[38:39] Just this past quarter these
[38:40] funds supported our holiday and
[38:43] Valentine's stay shopping
[38:44] campaigns.
[38:48] A community mixer we cut three
[38:48] ribbons for new businesses.
[38:49] And last month we launched our
[38:52] still fabulous campaign to
[38:53] support businesses during
[38:54] the many public construction
[38:57] projects in Hillcrest.
[38:58] What makes this program
[38:59] exceptional and important is
[39:02] that every dollar you invest
[39:03] through the Business
[39:03] Improvement District program.
[39:06] We generate an additional $19
[39:07] in expanded services.
[39:11] That kind of leverage is rare
[39:12] and it's why this program is so
[39:12] important.
[39:15] Please support this program and
[39:16] the related Small Business
[39:16] Enhancement Program.
[39:17] Thank you.
[39:20] Thank you.
[39:25] We have Wesley Clark.
[39:26] And sorry Petros, I didn't see
[39:30] here that you did say that
[39:31] you're donating your time to
[39:31] Wesley.
[39:31] Thank you.
[39:36] So Wesley, you also have Sophia
[39:36] Castellanos If you can raise
[39:40] your hand and Tutti Thomas,
[39:41] thank you so much that I'll
[39:42] give you four minutes.
[39:46] >> Hello, Council members.
[39:47] My name is Wesley Clark and I
[39:48] am the director of business
[39:48] transplants at the cdc.
[39:50] So I oversee our business of a
[39:51] district and city Heights which
[39:53] consists of over 500 small
[39:54] businesses along University
[39:54] Avenue.
[39:55] My grandparents actually have a
[39:59] business in my district as well
[40:00] and my and uncle have a have a
[40:01] business in this district.
[40:04] I feel like I'm boulevard.
[40:05] I'm here in support of item
[40:05] 205.7 bit budgets and
[40:09] reinstating the Small Business
[40:09] Enhancement Program funding
[40:10] also known as sba.
[40:14] I also want to thank the city's
[40:14] edi team for all their
[40:15] partnership and support over
[40:18] the years.
[40:19] Thank you Sean, Sean, Christy
[40:20] and everyone else.
[40:23] City Heights is one of the most
[40:24] diverse neighborhoods in our
[40:24] region home to many refugees
[40:28] and new Americans who rely on
[40:29] their small businesses as a
[40:29] pathway to opportunity.
[40:32] These businesses are family
[40:33] livelihoods and cultural
[40:34] anchors in the historically
[40:34] underserved community.
[40:37] I understand the city is facing
[40:38] a multimillion dollar budget
[40:38] deficit.
[40:42] This program is less than 1% of
[40:43] that.
[40:43] I know that cutting this won't
[40:44] solve the deficit but it will
[40:47] impact neighborhoods just like
[40:47] ours.
[40:48] Our businesses are recovering
[40:52] from the pandemic still and
[40:52] while they are recovering we
[40:53] got hit with construction on
[40:56] the corridor for almost three
[40:57] years for large businesses were
[40:57] shut down for that time.
[41:01] Commerce was affected.
[41:01] This funding supports clean and
[41:02] safe streets.
[41:05] Small business assistance and
[41:06] events that bring people to our
[41:07] neighborhood like our annual
[41:10] tcc event this fall.
[41:11] Without it we will see negative
[41:11] impacts in our community.
[41:15] If we are serious about equity
[41:16] we cannot balance the budget on
[41:17] the backs of communities like
[41:17] City Heights.
[41:20] And I urge you to reinstate and
[41:21] fully fund the small business
[41:22] housing program.
[41:24] Thank you so much.
[41:24] >> Thank you.
[41:34] Next is Blaire Beekman.
[41:34] >> Hi.
[41:34] Thank you.
[41:38] An interesting item.
[41:39] I'm hoping this item can have
[41:43] relationships to the old
[41:43] parking commissions that have
[41:44] kind of been thrown under
[41:47] the bus so to speak.
[41:48] Is that a way this this effort
[41:52] here can invite the parking
[41:53] commission and that sort of
[41:53] dialog to the process?
[41:57] And how are we creating a
[41:57] future public process for
[41:58] parking issues?
[42:01] I hope this item can do that.
[42:02] Of course the work I do at Tech
[42:03] Accountability can lend itself
[42:07] greatly in how you're going to
[42:08] create your committees here and
[42:08] what they'll be talking about.
[42:11] Tech accountability, ideas and
[42:15] procurement is a really just
[42:16] it's a really good future to be
[42:17] sustainable future for local
[42:20] neighborhoods to be working on
[42:21] .
[42:21] And you know, tech
[42:22] accountability can help.
[42:25] One of the other persons item
[42:26] how we talk about our issues.
[42:26] Good luck.
[42:29] Thank you.
[42:30] >> Thank you.
[42:31] And then Michael Tremblay is
[42:31] our last speaker here in
[42:35] council chambers before we go
[42:35] to those participating
[42:36] remotely.
[42:36] >> Good afternoon.
[42:40] Michael Trimble with the Gas
[42:40] and Water Association.
[42:43] We are definitely in support of
[42:44] the f y 27 bid budget renewal
[42:48] and I'm also here to support
[42:49] the big community's
[42:50] reinstatement and stabilizing
[42:50] the Small Business Enhancement
[42:53] Program through Council Policy
[42:54] 915 and the Gaslamp.
[42:58] Our small businesses are facing
[42:58] a rising rent labor insurance
[43:03] costs, utility costs rising and
[43:04] also dealing with reduced
[43:04] consumer spending and
[43:05] the ongoing challenges that
[43:08] impact downtown operations
[43:08] every day.
[43:09] These businesses are not only
[43:13] the heart of the neighborhood
[43:13] they're a major driver of sales
[43:14] tax, tourism, jobs and economic
[43:18] activity for the city as pep is
[43:18] a proven tool that helps
[43:22] business districts provide
[43:22] direct support, strengthens
[43:23] corridor stability and protect
[43:27] the revenue producing small
[43:28] business base of our city.
[43:28] We're asking you to restore to
[43:29] the structure
[43:33] the predictability and
[43:34] the partnership through Council
[43:34] policy.
[43:34] 915.
[43:37] Thank you.
[43:38] Thank you, sir.
[43:39] At the moment in time we're
[43:39] hearing council chambers going
[43:43] to those participating remotely
[43:43] .
[43:43] We currently have eight
[43:44] speakers in the queue starting
[43:45] with Chris Gomes if you can
[43:48] please unmute.
[43:49] >> You'll have one minute.
[43:49] One minute.
[43:49] Please proceed.
[43:52] Hello my name is Chris Gomes.
[43:53] I'm the Chief executive
[43:54] administrator for the Little
[43:54] Italy Association.
[43:57] I am requesting that City
[43:57] Council move forward with
[44:01] the one year extension of fy 27
[44:01] budgets.
[44:02] Also we are requesting that
[44:07] the asp allocations that have
[44:07] been historically given to
[44:08] the bids that support our
[44:11] operations in offsetting our
[44:11] expenses to benefit our
[44:12] communities not only our
[44:15] business communities but
[44:16] the surrounding residents that
[44:17] enjoy those local businesses be
[44:21] reinstated to their full
[44:21] capacity.
[44:22] With the reinstatement of
[44:26] Council policy 900 Dash 15
[44:27] the letter with the Association
[44:29] represents over 700 businesses
[44:30] that also are the backbone of
[44:34] our Little League community
[44:34] that are 48 square blocks.
[44:35] Residents, guests, visitors
[44:39] enjoy Little League as a as a
[44:40] premier community of San Diego.
[44:40] And we request that you move
[44:43] this item forward and reinstate
[44:44] aspect to its full capacity.
[44:44] >> Thank you.
[44:44] Thank you.
[44:47] Next we have Jacqueline If you
[44:52] can please unmute.
[44:52] Jacqueline I can compute for
[44:56] you but there should be a thank
[44:56] you so much.
[44:57] i'm sorry about that.
[45:02] Please proceed.
[45:02] >> Thank you.
[45:03] My name is Jack Lynch Garcia
[45:04] I'm the executive director of
[45:07] the Diamond bid and also
[45:08] the Secretary of the Bid
[45:08] Alliance.
[45:09] I'm here to say thank you for
[45:12] the support from adt for
[45:13] the budget renewal for 2027.
[45:16] We are always working on a
[45:17] diamond bid and in d four and
[45:18] we're facing limited
[45:21] opportunities when we have less
[45:21] money to manage all of
[45:22] the requirements of our bid
[45:26] contracts in the city.
[45:26] We would like to continue to
[45:27] have the aspect dollars for
[45:31] the future and know that we can
[45:32] count on that to help with
[45:35] resources for classes and all
[45:36] kinds of space making
[45:36] opportunities for our community
[45:40] which is an underserved area of
[45:40] San Diego.
[45:41] Please support our community
[45:41] with the asset dollars and
[45:45] please codify and stabilize
[45:46] aspect through council policy.
[45:49] 900 Dash 15 Thank you so much
[45:50] for your time and we really
[45:51] appreciate you guys Have a good
[45:54] day.
[45:54] Thank you.
[45:55] Next is 8700 If you can please
[46:04] unmute 8700 star six to unmute
[46:04] star star six for me.
[46:05] There you go.
[46:08] Thank you so much Joyce And you
[46:12] are to love the message Yes to
[46:13] approve sub items a, b and c My
[46:17] focus is on the Gaslamp quarter
[46:17] bid.
[46:18] It's from attachment b
[46:22] budgeting narrative Love
[46:22] the narratives.
[46:27] So let's focus on social media
[46:31] platforms 25 plus million in
[46:35] total impressions in 2025.
[46:35] Is that fabulous?
[46:40] And let's have more use of a
[46:44] sense of place a I for data
[46:49] inform decision making Love
[46:50] The gq Sales Committee a
[46:54] merchant led body designed to
[46:55] strengthen community
[47:00] communications between
[47:00] the businesses that cpd city
[47:05] departments and service provide
[47:05] .
[47:05] And that's just getting
[47:06] rolling.
[47:10] So let's watch what comes out
[47:11] of that gq save committee.
[47:12] I think it's going to be very
[47:15] valuable up to all.
[47:16] >> Thank you.
[47:16] Next is the original If you can
[47:19] please unmute.
[47:20] >> So the problem is is that
[47:24] nonprofits are for profit and
[47:25] there is no transparency When
[47:26] you guys give them this money
[47:29] you don't even hold them
[47:29] accountable And that's a
[47:30] problem When the government
[47:31] contracts with these entities
[47:34] they wound up profiting and not
[47:38] really giving as much of a
[47:39] service as they potentially
[47:40] could because there is no
[47:43] checks and balances.
[47:44] It's like they could do
[47:45] whatever they want free nilly
[47:49] and they're profiting off of
[47:49] all of these things.
[47:53] So you know, as you can see
[47:54] that you know, you guys don't
[47:54] hold dreams for change
[47:58] accountable for the things that
[47:59] they are doing with their
[47:59] contract.
[48:00] They're nonprofit.
[48:03] And so there is a proof in your
[48:03] actions that you can't be
[48:04] trusted to be choosing and
[48:08] selecting these entities
[48:09] because the ones that you
[48:09] choose and select are engaged
[48:13] in fraud waste and abuse and
[48:13] nobody's holding them
[48:14] accountable.
[48:17] So small businesses should be
[48:18] able to benefit off of this
[48:18] money.
[48:19] But when you have nonprofits
[48:19] coming in they're the ones that
[48:22] are going to benefit more than
[48:23] that community Your time is
[48:26] concluded Chad if you can
[48:27] please unmute and I will note
[48:28] that there are only 10s left to
[48:28] the five minute timer no
[48:32] additional speakers will be
[48:32] taken once that timer does
[48:33] conclude.
[48:33] >> Chad please proceed.
[48:37] Hi, I'm Chad Minkowski,
[48:38] the executive director of North
[48:38] Park Main Street.
[48:42] >> I would like to mimic what
[48:42] my other big members have
[48:47] already said and codifying
[48:47] council policy 115.
[48:52] Just today with the cost of
[48:52] raising businesses I've had two
[48:56] meetings with businesses that
[48:56] are concerned about having to
[48:57] close their doors with open
[49:00] with rising costs in
[49:01] the community.
[49:01] And one of the areas that
[49:02] the city can show support for
[49:06] small businesses is through
[49:07] the sbf program.
[49:10] With 98% of all the businesses
[49:10] in San Diego classifying as
[49:13] small businesses that 60% of
[49:13] the workforce.
[49:14] So the city reinvesting and
[49:18] codifying the sap program will
[49:19] show the businesses of San
[49:19] Diego that they're still want
[49:20] to invest even though these
[49:23] times are hard.
[49:24] >> Thank you very much.
[49:24] Thank you.
[49:28] Next is Dominique Landry.
[49:29] If you can please unmute And as
[49:30] noted the five minute timer has
[49:32] concluded there are three
[49:32] speakers in the queue.
[49:33] >> No additional speakers will
[49:33] be taken.
[49:34] Please proceed.
[49:36] Hi this is Dominic Lemon with
[49:37] the East Village Association.
[49:40] I am calling today to join my
[49:41] colleagues in voicing my
[49:46] support for the institution or
[49:46] reinstitution of the Program
[49:50] Council policy 900 Dash 15.
[49:51] The program has been around a
[49:55] long time and the city of San
[49:56] Diego and all those years then
[49:56] turn around It's been
[50:00] supporting our business
[50:00] improvement districts as well
[50:04] as our bids to assist in our
[50:05] support of small businesses
[50:05] that we encompass.
[50:09] You know obviously the city is
[50:09] going through a difficult
[50:14] financial time right now but
[50:14] this small amount of money
[50:19] really assists our bids in not
[50:19] only remaining in compliance
[50:20] with our city contracts but
[50:23] then also bringing programs and
[50:24] events and marketing promotions
[50:24] to our respective business
[50:29] communities so that we drive
[50:29] additional traffic local
[50:33] spending, local purchasing and
[50:33] overall support the local San
[50:34] Diego economy.
[50:38] Thank you and support sba.
[50:39] >> Our next speaker is 8813 if
[50:40] you can please unmute.
[50:46] After that is zoom user 813.
[50:47] >> I can't unmute for you there
[50:50] You don't.
[50:51] Okay Consuelo here.
[50:56] So okay so I guess I'm just
[50:57] here to call out the obvious
[51:01] conflicts of interest and
[51:01] honestly the level of hypocrisy
[51:06] is hard to ignore.
[51:07] You guys talk about small
[51:07] business enhancement programs.
[51:11] Now but where were you all when
[51:12] small businesses were actually
[51:16] being crushed during covid?
[51:16] People lost everything Their
[51:20] businesses, their livelihoods
[51:21] gone and they were left to
[51:21] figure it out on their own.
[51:26] So yeah, no real support, no
[51:27] advocacy kind of hypocritical
[51:30] and a slap in the face to all
[51:31] of them now.
[51:31] Right.
[51:31] Okay.
[51:36] So what else do I want to point
[51:36] out?
[51:39] Yeah, it's just absolutely
[51:40] ridiculous how you all conduct
[51:44] yourselves and you know, it's
[51:45] it's never with full
[51:49] transparency the real oversight
[51:50] and the public actually having
[51:54] to say the obvious when you
[51:55] know many aren't.
[51:56] >> Your time has concluded Zoom
[52:01] user if you can please unmute.
[52:02] >> All right out here I got a
[52:05] different a more positive
[52:05] attitude on this different
[52:06] angle.
[52:06] Why don't all you guys get
[52:09] together with the mayor draft a
[52:09] letter to our glorious
[52:13] PRESIDENT Trump?
[52:14] He mentioned he was going to
[52:17] give everybody $2,000 bonus
[52:18] payment or something If you
[52:21] make less than 100,000.
[52:22] That would energize our whole
[52:22] town.
[52:26] Just imagine everybody got a
[52:27] $2,000 cash from the PRESIDENT
[52:32] From whatever he wants to do.
[52:33] He could he could do with
[52:33] the Easter Bunny.
[52:34] You know the Easter bunny is
[52:36] going to go hog wild now in
[52:41] this PRESIDENT Parade And I
[52:41] think parade everyone is going
[52:42] to be use of Easter bunnies but
[52:46] draft a letter to Trump Brown
[52:46] knows him a little bit He might
[52:51] go for it.
[52:52] Just remind the van however
[52:54] angle you could do it but just
[52:55] imagine everybody gets two
[52:55] grand tax free in the mail.
[53:00] Small business will go crazy
[53:01] over going out to dinner, going
[53:01] to the movies.
[53:04] Okay but that does conclude
[53:05] public comment on this item.
[53:08] >> All right.
[53:09] Thank you, City Clerk.
[53:10] So now we'll turn over to
[53:11] council members for questions
[53:14] and comments.
[53:14] Entertain a motion.
[53:15] We'll start out with the chair
[53:15] of the adr Committee.
[53:20] Council Member Campo Thank you.
[53:20] Council PRESIDENT Thank you to
[53:21] our staff for the good work on
[53:23] this year after year after year
[53:24] and of course the small
[53:24] businesses that make up our
[53:28] bids for their good work
[53:29] putting people to work,
[53:30] providing great services out in
[53:30] our community And of course I
[53:33] appreciate all the members of
[53:34] the public who came in to speak
[53:34] today both in person and
[53:38] virtually And of course
[53:38] the letter here discussing
[53:42] Council policy 915 I definitely
[53:42] appreciate your advocacy for
[53:43] Espe as it comes through
[53:47] the new process as it relates
[53:48] to the item before us today We
[53:49] did hear the city edi and I are
[53:52] word passed for Oh and I'm
[53:53] happy to make a motion to
[53:56] approve staff recommendation on
[53:57] item 200.
[53:57] Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
[53:58] right.
[53:58] Thank you sir.
[53:59] So we have a motion by
[54:00] Councilmember Campos to move.
[54:01] The staff recommendation will
[54:01] go next to Council member
[54:02] Whitburn.
[54:02] Thank you Council PRESIDENT.
[54:05] I too am pleased to support
[54:06] this item and appreciate
[54:06] the work of our business.
[54:07] Approve it Districts are bids
[54:10] are some of the most effective
[54:11] locally driven organizations
[54:12] that we have to support small
[54:15] businesses a district that our
[54:16] neighborhoods District three is
[54:16] home to a majority of San
[54:20] Diego's bids.
[54:21] I want to recognize all of them
[54:21] The Adams Avenue Business
[54:24] Association and City Center
[54:25] Business Improvement District
[54:26] Downtown San Diego Partnership,
[54:26] the East Village Association.
[54:29] The Alcoholic Boulevard
[54:30] Business Improvement
[54:30] Association.
[54:34] The Gaslamp Quarter Association
[54:34] .
[54:35] Hillcrest Business Improvement
[54:35] Association.
[54:36] Little Italy Association of San
[54:39] Diego Mission Hills Business
[54:39] Improvement District and North
[54:40] Park Main Street.
[54:43] Every single one of these bids
[54:43] saw an overall increase in
[54:47] businesses this past year and
[54:48] more businesses means more jobs
[54:49] for San Diegans And that is
[54:52] something that we should all be
[54:52] proud of.
[54:53] Our bids don't just support
[54:54] businesses through outreach
[54:56] training at advocacy they bring
[54:57] our neighborhoods to life.
[54:58] There are events happening
[55:01] every single day in these
[55:02] neighborhoods in these business
[55:03] improvement district from
[55:06] holiday festivals to weekly
[55:07] farmer's markets Always
[55:07] something to do with
[55:08] the business districts.
[55:09] I want to highlight a few
[55:11] standout events that show how
[55:12] creative and community centered
[55:12] our bids have become.
[55:16] The city center bid recognizing
[55:16] that 42% of downtown residents
[55:21] have pets hosted dogs of
[55:21] downtown a celebration of
[55:22] people and pups that call our
[55:25] city center home.
[55:26] The Bishop Hills bid hosted a
[55:30] Colors on Canvas contest where
[55:30] elementary school students
[55:31] designed the banners that you
[55:32] see lighting the neighborhood
[55:35] streets in the neighborhood
[55:35] North Park Main Street North
[55:36] Park Music Festival brought
[55:40] together live music live art a
[55:40] book fair and craft eats and
[55:43] drinks featuring over 40 live
[55:43] acts at 40 creators in a single
[55:48] day You've got the Hillcrest
[55:48] Business Association which
[55:49] hosts Nightmare on Normal
[55:53] Street, a Halloween dance party
[55:54] and costume showdown that draws
[55:55] the community together in only
[55:56] the way that Hillcrest can
[55:58] The edible City Fest in
[55:59] Hillcrest draws more than
[55:59] 150,000 visitors to celebrate
[56:03] arts, music and
[56:03] the neighborhood spirit of
[56:04] inclusion.
[56:04] You've got the Little Italy
[56:07] Association that has the Little
[56:08] Italy Mercato a beloved weekly
[56:09] farmer's market that's become a
[56:12] Saturday tradition for
[56:13] thousands of San Diego's East
[56:14] Village associations Block
[56:17] party on opening weekend.
[56:18] We just saw that a perfect way
[56:19] to welcome baseball season back
[56:19] into the neighborhood.
[56:22] It's hard with all of the bids,
[56:22] all of the bids engage
[56:23] the community.
[56:26] I will add a note business
[56:27] improvement districts exist to
[56:28] provide enhanced services
[56:32] services above and beyond what
[56:32] the city provides.
[56:33] That is their purpose.
[56:33] I hope that that vision stays
[56:36] front and center as our bids
[56:37] continue to grow and I want to
[56:37] thank all of our business
[56:41] districts their executive
[56:41] directors, all of the board
[56:42] members, the staff,
[56:43] the volunteers, all of
[56:46] the individual businesses and
[56:47] business owners in our bids.
[56:47] Thank you for your continued
[56:48] partnership and for all
[56:52] the work that you do to help
[56:52] our neighborhoods succeed.
[56:53] And I will check out the motion
[56:54] to approve the staff
[56:56] recommendation.
[56:56] All right.
[56:56] Thank you.
[56:57] Council member Whitburn came
[56:58] awfully close just bragging
[57:01] about District three But yeah
[57:02] they say any bragging if it's
[57:06] true So thought we have a
[57:07] second by council member
[57:11] Whitburn on a motion by Council
[57:12] member Campo.
[57:13] >> We'll go next to Council
[57:13] member Eli Rivera.
[57:16] All right Thank you Council
[57:16] PRESIDENT Thanks to the edc
[57:20] team for all the work on this.
[57:21] I just wanted to start by
[57:23] saying thank you to
[57:24] the District nine key members
[57:26] who are here today doing a lot
[57:31] of really, really good work
[57:32] college area consistently
[57:36] excellent and that's largely
[57:37] due to the leadership they
[57:37] have.
[57:41] There are similar Adams Avenue
[57:42] where we have very experienced
[57:42] leaders of those organizations.
[57:46] Wesley thank you for the work
[57:46] that you've done Since coming
[57:47] over to City Heights.
[57:51] We've noticed that we've heard
[57:51] very good things with the work
[57:52] that you're doing.
[57:52] Thank you for providing
[57:56] the stability that you have.
[57:56] You have and your team is doing
[57:57] great work as well.
[58:00] We always appreciate
[58:01] the partnership and thank you
[58:05] for being here and I am glad to
[58:06] see the progress that's been
[58:06] made on the spend down since
[58:07] since last year.
[58:10] So I just again want to say
[58:11] thank you to the other leaders
[58:11] who are here as well.
[58:15] And the last thing I did want
[58:16] to just kind of quickly touch
[58:19] on the advocacy around
[58:20] the Small Business Enhancement
[58:23] program I the support from
[58:24] the council has been pretty
[58:25] consistent over the years for
[58:25] that.
[58:29] I think what it's fluctuating
[58:29] is the financial position of
[58:33] the city and so I know that
[58:34] small businesses are always
[58:34] being stretched even in good
[58:38] times and that any sort of
[58:39] assistance that the city can
[58:43] provide is not just appreciated
[58:48] but like really does do great
[58:48] things.
[58:49] We know that.
[58:54] But I'll go back to why it is
[58:54] so important for the city to be
[58:58] resourced in a in a more
[58:58] dependable and deeper way than
[58:59] it has been in the past.
[59:03] It's so that we can invest in
[59:03] things like our small
[59:07] businesses and when the city is
[59:08] is stretched thin and we're
[59:08] barely paying for
[59:12] the essentials and you all are
[59:12] not seeing those that essential
[59:15] work being done, there's very
[59:20] little that can be there's much
[59:21] less to go around and is to
[59:22] spread into worthwhile
[59:25] investments like the small
[59:26] business programs And that's
[59:26] not because that's a nice to
[59:30] have because it's not it's
[59:30] something that's essential to
[59:31] the heartbeat of our our city
[59:35] and our economy but it's just
[59:35] what ends up happening.
[59:36] And so I just I feel like
[59:40] that's an important thing to
[59:41] say as we're entering a budget
[59:41] conversation and we're having
[59:42] conversations at a citywide
[59:44] level about not just how we we
[59:45] spend money but how we
[59:49] resources city And as that
[59:50] there are there are active
[59:51] efforts to defund essential
[59:54] city services And so long as
[59:55] those efforts are being made
[59:58] that that is a much bigger
[59:59] threat to the funding for
[1:00:00] the programs that you all
[1:00:00] advocate for and
[1:00:04] the investments in small
[1:00:04] businesses then the will of
[1:00:05] the Council to invest in
[1:00:08] the small business community of
[1:00:09] San Diego.
[1:00:09] So I just thought that was
[1:00:10] important to note.
[1:00:11] Thank you again for your
[1:00:14] advocacy and I will be
[1:00:14] supportive of the motion.
[1:00:15] Thank you.
[1:00:16] Council PRESIDENT All right.
[1:00:16] Thank you.
[1:00:19] Council Member la Rivera.
[1:00:20] We'll go next to Councilmember
[1:00:20] Yvonne Wolpert.
[1:00:21] Thank you for the presentation
[1:00:23] and the work.
[1:00:24] We do not have any bids in my
[1:00:25] district but our residents do
[1:00:25] enjoy bids all throughout
[1:00:27] the city and so thank you in
[1:00:28] particular you know to
[1:00:29] Hillcrest into downtown Little
[1:00:32] Italy We come often and I just
[1:00:33] appreciate all the work that
[1:00:33] you do.
[1:00:34] >> So thank you.
[1:00:34] All right.
[1:00:35] Thank you, COUNCILMAN Von
[1:00:38] Wilpert, seeing nobody else on
[1:00:38] the lights.
[1:00:39] I'll jump in.
[1:00:41] I have two business districts,
[1:00:42] business improvement districts
[1:00:45] and District one.
[1:00:46] So one to E.D. I mean for
[1:00:46] the good work you do in
[1:00:49] managing and navigating all
[1:00:53] the regulatory requirements
[1:00:54] that we have to do every year
[1:00:55] on this process, we certainly
[1:00:58] appreciate your attention to
[1:00:59] that detail.
[1:01:02] Couple of questions.
[1:01:03] One, the collection rate in our
[1:01:07] bids, are they hovering 9,100%
[1:01:08] collections or and is there a
[1:01:13] consistency across all
[1:01:13] the bids?
[1:01:13] Yeah.
[1:01:14] Again Sean Care and program
[1:01:15] manager with Economic
[1:01:17] Development Department thank
[1:01:18] you for the question Council
[1:01:18] PRESIDENT The collection rate
[1:01:22] is just under 90%.
[1:01:23] I will point out that
[1:01:26] the business tax certificate
[1:01:27] program is managed by
[1:01:28] the Treasurer's office so they
[1:01:31] can answer more detailed
[1:01:31] questions.
[1:01:32] But we you know we do receive
[1:01:33] the report every month so we
[1:01:36] are able to to speak to that.
[1:01:37] There is a variation between
[1:01:41] bids and I would caution
[1:01:42] against interpreting it as
[1:01:46] anything to do with bid
[1:01:47] performance as they are not
[1:01:47] enforcement agencies.
[1:01:48] However the collection rate
[1:01:54] does range between about 85% on
[1:01:55] the low end about 93% on
[1:01:55] the high end.
[1:01:56] Okay.
[1:01:59] Yeah I wasn't yeah I would I
[1:02:00] would agree this is not up to
[1:02:01] the bids but I want to make
[1:02:03] sure if there's any action that
[1:02:04] operations or council could do
[1:02:08] to help with that.
[1:02:09] But it sounds not unreasonable
[1:02:13] given the nature of this.
[1:02:14] But you know for those who
[1:02:15] don't know, these are
[1:02:18] self-assessment by the business
[1:02:19] owners themselves And if I'm
[1:02:22] not mistaken, I think all
[1:02:23] the boards of all the bids are
[1:02:24] actually comprised of business
[1:02:27] owners in those districts.
[1:02:28] So while we just refer to them
[1:02:29] as nonprofits are actually
[1:02:32] very, very organically coming
[1:02:33] out of the business district
[1:02:33] itself.
[1:02:38] So I do appreciate that
[1:02:39] Obviously as bap was a hot
[1:02:42] topic assuming that this action
[1:02:48] today was fairly routine, can
[1:02:49] you remind us where how asp
[1:02:49] gets funded, How or how how
[1:02:51] would it have in the past?
[1:02:52] >> Sure.
[1:02:59] Council policy sets a a number
[1:03:00] consistent with $20 for each
[1:03:01] business tax certificate
[1:03:01] throughout the city to be
[1:03:05] designated as part of the Small
[1:03:06] Business Enhancement Program.
[1:03:06] That's council policy.
[1:03:10] It is not the way the budget is
[1:03:10] determined.
[1:03:14] So every year through the count
[1:03:15] ,through the Council and in
[1:03:15] the mayor the budget process
[1:03:16] establishes what the actual
[1:03:19] budget will be for the Small
[1:03:20] Business Enhancement Program If
[1:03:20] we adhere to the policy what
[1:03:24] dollar amount is it would be
[1:03:24] about 2 million.
[1:03:25] 2 million?
[1:03:25] Okay.
[1:03:25] All right.
[1:03:28] I want to get some context to
[1:03:29] the good comments and
[1:03:29] supportive actions for those
[1:03:32] who showed up or spoke remotely
[1:03:33] .
[1:03:34] So again, thank you That of
[1:03:37] course I want to give a shout
[1:03:38] out to Sunny Lee who wears two
[1:03:42] hats today including executive
[1:03:43] director of Discover ppb and
[1:03:43] Jodi Ruddick who is
[1:03:47] the executive director of
[1:03:47] the La Hoya Village Merchants
[1:03:48] Association for managing both
[1:03:52] of the district one bids and
[1:03:53] furthering our community.
[1:03:53] The small businesses in our
[1:03:54] walkable neighborhoods want to
[1:03:57] emphasize that.
[1:03:58] And then I had a little bit of
[1:04:00] fun with my colleague in
[1:04:00] District three.
[1:04:04] I believe we really leave a lot
[1:04:05] up to the board and
[1:04:06] the business owners themselves
[1:04:10] about how those individual bids
[1:04:10] operate.
[1:04:14] Is that kind of how it balances
[1:04:15] in terms of managing it from an
[1:04:19] administrative point of view
[1:04:20] and then living up to the bids
[1:04:21] and their member respective
[1:04:21] members about how that
[1:04:24] particular bid functions.
[1:04:25] Thank you for the question.
[1:04:26] Yes, local leadership is
[1:04:29] extremely important and bid
[1:04:30] boards are made up of elected
[1:04:33] board members that are elected
[1:04:33] by the assessment payers.
[1:04:38] So while the bid dues are
[1:04:39] mandatory they're collected
[1:04:40] through the business tax
[1:04:43] certificate program As we as we
[1:04:43] discussed before,
[1:04:44] the leadership proposes a
[1:04:47] budget The organization
[1:04:48] proposes a budget often
[1:04:49] approved by the board of
[1:04:52] the organization.
[1:04:53] They workshop it with our staff
[1:04:54] working back and forth in an
[1:04:54] iterative process.
[1:04:57] Ultimately the Economic
[1:04:58] Development Department brings
[1:04:59] forward a recommendation but it
[1:05:02] does reflect
[1:05:02] the recommendations of each
[1:05:03] individual organization.
[1:05:03] All right.
[1:05:07] Well thank you for taking a
[1:05:08] moment to answer some of those
[1:05:08] questions.
[1:05:11] So again, I'll close off I
[1:05:12] especially want to recognize
[1:05:13] the two beds in my district but
[1:05:16] to all of the executive
[1:05:17] directors as well as all
[1:05:17] the volunteers who step up and
[1:05:21] serve on the boards of all
[1:05:22] the beds across our city, thank
[1:05:23] you for that very good work.
[1:05:27] So with that we do have a
[1:05:27] motion by Council member
[1:05:28] Campion and the second by
[1:05:30] Council member Whitburn to move
[1:05:31] the staff recommendation.
[1:05:31] Clerk Please call the roll.
[1:05:32] Thank you.
[1:05:33] Council PRESIDENT I'm sorry
[1:05:33] the voting system Please cast
[1:05:43] your vote that passes
[1:05:47] unanimously 8 to 0 with Council
[1:05:48] PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee Absent.
[1:05:48] Thank you.
[1:05:49] All right again thank you to
[1:05:52] staff for the good work.
[1:05:52] So with that clerk please
[1:05:55] introduce item s 400 items 400
[1:05:56] is the extension of software
[1:05:57] license and maintenance
[1:06:00] agreement with bmi Associates
[1:06:01] Inc for management of the San
[1:06:01] Diego Region Revolving Loan
[1:06:05] Fund.
[1:06:05] Six votes are required pursuant
[1:06:06] to Charter Section 99.
[1:06:07] If you'd like to speak to this
[1:06:10] item now please be sure to
[1:06:11] submit your speaker slip to
[1:06:13] the front of the room or press
[1:06:14] star nine or the raise your
[1:06:14] hand item If you'd like to
[1:06:15] speak to this item and your
[1:06:18] attending virtually.
[1:06:19] Thank you.
[1:06:19] Council PRESIDENT All right.
[1:06:20] Thank you.
[1:06:20] Without fees staff have settled
[1:06:21] in.
[1:06:23] Please introduce yourselves for
[1:06:24] the record and let us know how
[1:06:25] much time you need.
[1:06:25] Good afternoon.
[1:06:28] Council PRESIDENT LaCava and
[1:06:28] council members.
[1:06:29] I'm Christy Marsteller, deputy
[1:06:30] director of economic
[1:06:33] development joined today by
[1:06:33] Angelica Paulino, Community
[1:06:34] Development coordinator.
[1:06:38] We will need approximately four
[1:06:38] minutes.
[1:06:39] All right when you're ready.
[1:06:40] We are here today with a
[1:06:43] request for approval of an
[1:06:43] amendment to authorize a one
[1:06:44] year with an additional
[1:06:47] optional year extension of
[1:06:48] the bmr Associates Inc
[1:06:49] agreement with the city of San
[1:06:52] Diego and to authorize
[1:06:53] the chief financial officer to
[1:06:56] appropriate an an amount not to
[1:06:57] exceed $30,000 from the San
[1:06:58] Diego Region Revolving Loan
[1:07:01] Fund City Match Fund.
[1:07:02] This action will result in no
[1:07:06] fiscal impact to the general
[1:07:06] fund.
[1:07:07] I'd now like to hand it over to
[1:07:08] Angelica to provide further
[1:07:11] details about this item.
[1:07:11] Thank you and good afternoon
[1:07:12] council members.
[1:07:12] By way of background,
[1:07:16] the city's Revolving Loan Fund
[1:07:16] or rmf is a loan program
[1:07:20] designed to provide affordable
[1:07:21] loans to small businesses who
[1:07:21] are otherwise unable to secure
[1:07:25] funding from a traditional
[1:07:26] lender.
[1:07:26] Since 2004, E.D. Has used
[1:07:30] lending software called
[1:07:31] Portfolio which is owned by pmi
[1:07:31] Associates.
[1:07:35] The software supports basic
[1:07:36] functions of the rf including
[1:07:37] but not limited to loan
[1:07:40] application intake, tracking
[1:07:41] incoming payments, managing
[1:07:45] the life of a loan and carrying
[1:07:45] out federal reporting
[1:07:46] requirements.
[1:07:47] The current agreement with pmi
[1:07:51] Associates was entered into in
[1:07:51] 2021 during the height of
[1:07:54] the covid 19 pandemic when edi
[1:07:55] was carrying out a large scale
[1:07:59] emergency loan program.
[1:08:00] The decision to contract with
[1:08:03] bmi was born out of necessity
[1:08:04] to carry on operations without
[1:08:05] service interruption at a
[1:08:05] critical time.
[1:08:09] The city entered the contracts
[1:08:12] final option year in 2025 which
[1:08:13] expires this month.
[1:08:14] As a product portfolio has
[1:08:18] provided necessary
[1:08:18] functionality and support for
[1:08:19] the rollout program success.
[1:08:22] However, in our research we've
[1:08:23] identified other robust loan
[1:08:24] management software products on
[1:08:27] the market to meet future
[1:08:28] demands of the program which
[1:08:29] staff is currently working to
[1:08:32] secure.
[1:08:32] This timeline captures
[1:08:36] the ongoing efforts of our team
[1:08:36] .
[1:08:37] Our department began
[1:08:37] the research and procurement
[1:08:38] process over a year ago to
[1:08:41] identify a replacement for our
[1:08:42] portfolio which will streamline
[1:08:43] the lending process and provide
[1:08:46] additional industry standard
[1:08:47] tools to allow for increased
[1:08:47] efficiencies and better
[1:08:48] portfolio oversight.
[1:08:52] The target date to have a new
[1:08:53] lending software online and
[1:08:57] functional was FEBRUARY 2026 to
[1:08:58] allow time for overlap with
[1:09:01] portfolio and the new software
[1:09:02] provider to ensure a smooth
[1:09:02] transition.
[1:09:06] Unfortunately procurement was
[1:09:07] paused in JANUARY 2026 with
[1:09:10] the implementation of ab 339
[1:09:11] which coincided with
[1:09:11] the upcoming expiration of
[1:09:15] the contract with pmi
[1:09:15] Associates.
[1:09:16] Due to this impact edi will not
[1:09:19] be able to complete
[1:09:20] the procurement process and
[1:09:21] onboarding of a new software
[1:09:24] provider before the expiration
[1:09:25] of the current contract.
[1:09:26] To ensure no lapse in lending
[1:09:30] activity, loan servicing and
[1:09:30] accurate tracking we are
[1:09:34] requesting an extension of
[1:09:35] the contract with pmi
[1:09:35] Associates for one year with
[1:09:39] the option to extend one
[1:09:40] additional year to ensure ample
[1:09:40] time for coordination with
[1:09:44] various city departments such
[1:09:45] as the Department of
[1:09:45] Information Technology and
[1:09:49] Department of Finance and an
[1:09:50] overlap period with a new
[1:09:50] service provider.
[1:09:53] Thank you for your time.
[1:09:54] We are happy to answer any
[1:09:55] questions.
[1:09:55] All right.
[1:09:55] Thank you for your
[1:09:56] presentation.
[1:09:58] clerk Please proceed with
[1:09:59] public comment.
[1:09:59] >> Thank you.
[1:10:00] Thank you.
[1:10:00] Council PRESIDENT.
[1:10:04] If we can have Jacob Edwards,
[1:10:05] Blair Beekman and Andrew Irving
[1:10:08] please come up to the front row
[1:10:08] .
[1:10:09] Jacob, you can please come up
[1:10:13] to the microphone.
[1:10:14] >> We'll have two minutes.
[1:10:14] Yes.
[1:10:15] As I stated in my last comment,
[1:10:18] I think we could discuss more
[1:10:19] important things now.
[1:10:23] The profiles of those folks
[1:10:24] recruited to be at Camp Shelter
[1:10:27] are those who would hurt
[1:10:28] somebody who would go along
[1:10:32] with causing harm and enjoyed
[1:10:33] doing it and would listen to
[1:10:37] whoever's having them do it and
[1:10:38] enjoy it Well, they are paid to
[1:10:42] be there.
[1:10:43] They pay them.
[1:10:43] Then they place somebody like
[1:10:47] me there to terrorize me for my
[1:10:47] disposal.
[1:10:51] Each one is given an individual
[1:10:55] task to torment and pester me
[1:10:56] which is terrorizing.
[1:11:01] Crashing cans all around me
[1:11:02] make an obnoxious noise playing
[1:11:05] loud music that I hate dogs
[1:11:05] barking by me I mean overall
[1:11:10] it's individual assignments
[1:11:10] pestering and harassment but
[1:11:14] entirely it is terrorizing.
[1:11:19] Then these people are up for
[1:11:19] disposal.
[1:11:20] Up for disposal?
[1:11:20] That's right.
[1:11:24] Ladies and gentlemen, we've
[1:11:25] started to dispose of American
[1:11:28] citizens here in this country.
[1:11:33] I don't know if I can continue
[1:11:34] talking now because I'm so
[1:11:38] upset.
[1:11:39] I've been terrorized, pestered,
[1:11:43] tormented, harassed.
[1:11:44] Great weeks have been gone to
[1:11:46] set me up in crimes have never
[1:11:51] would never commit tried to
[1:11:52] have me killed or early release
[1:11:55] inmates recruited up there to
[1:12:00] have me killed.
[1:12:01] >> I mean but I've gone through
[1:12:05] folks has been horrible but
[1:12:06] what I'm worried about most of
[1:12:07] all is our country is our
[1:12:09] country.
[1:12:10] We've come to a point of
[1:12:15] disposing of citizens and using
[1:12:16] such Thank you that as I was
[1:12:24] your time Blair Beekman Hi
[1:12:30] Where Beekman Thanks for your
[1:12:31] back in the public meeting
[1:12:34] process here and it works as a
[1:12:39] healing process for me myself
[1:12:39] So thanks that you have
[1:12:40] the patience with what you guys
[1:12:44] do here for this item I just
[1:12:49] been learning the wonders of
[1:12:54] Thank you that it's it's not a
[1:12:54] large request.
[1:12:55] It's kind of a simple item and
[1:12:58] thank you for that And thank
[1:12:59] you that you brought it here
[1:13:00] before It's APRIL 18th due date
[1:13:07] that that we're trying to
[1:13:08] practice councilperson Ron
[1:13:08] Wolpert ideas of better
[1:13:09] contract ideas for the future
[1:13:10] that we do things beforehand
[1:13:13] instead of after.
[1:13:14] It's a real sign of good
[1:13:14] accountability and a good
[1:13:18] organization and you're trying
[1:13:19] to do nice things for this item
[1:13:22] So good luck in what it can be
[1:13:22] working towards.
[1:13:29] >> Thank you Andrea Irving Hi
[1:13:34] this is Andrea Ebbing and I
[1:13:35] today want to advise that we
[1:13:36] take a look at these contracts
[1:13:39] and audit the people behind
[1:13:39] them.
[1:13:40] Each individual person involved
[1:13:44] in the leadership of
[1:13:45] the organization bmr Associates
[1:13:48] Inc In this case had we done
[1:13:49] that with harm reduction,
[1:13:53] the cfo who I was housed with
[1:13:58] in Las Colinas after years of
[1:13:59] prosecution and a fake $100,000
[1:14:03] warrant that we put the money
[1:14:04] down for but found out it was
[1:14:05] fake the whole time and I was
[1:14:08] tortured for because I was
[1:14:09] whistleblowing about contract
[1:14:10] issuance and how we need to do
[1:14:13] due diligence on the leadership
[1:14:14] teams of contracts that we
[1:14:14] contract with.
[1:14:18] So in that process of spending
[1:14:21] eight days in 24 hour a day
[1:14:22] locked down isolation, not
[1:14:26] eating food or water medication
[1:14:27] denied for my shingles five
[1:14:28] times a day I requested it Amy
[1:14:31] Knox Amy Hernandez, the cfo of
[1:14:32] Harm Reduction I found out
[1:14:35] through her that she was
[1:14:36] actually the grant writer for
[1:14:40] the organization.
[1:14:40] She wasn't a drug addict
[1:14:41] looking for money.
[1:14:45] She was a grant writer and she
[1:14:46] was a whistleblower On the fact
[1:14:50] that the ceo was repeatedly
[1:14:50] overdosing in the office while
[1:14:54] testing drugs for the community
[1:14:55] .
[1:14:56] And the last time I checked we
[1:14:56] funded a major narcotics unit
[1:15:00] at our district attorney's
[1:15:00] office.
[1:15:01] However, her announcement about
[1:15:04] the case in which the ceo
[1:15:05] flaunts her relationship with
[1:15:06] Summer Stephan saying she is
[1:15:10] untouchable because of that
[1:15:10] relationship with Summer
[1:15:11] Stephan And when her cfo
[1:15:15] stepped forward her cfo was
[1:15:15] shamed publicly about her
[1:15:19] plastic surgery and credit card
[1:15:20] payments.
[1:15:22] Yet Summer Stephan has made
[1:15:23] $600,000 in credit card
[1:15:24] payments which you can pull off
[1:15:27] of sd vote.Com and use her for
[1:15:28] 60 forms to find I don't
[1:15:32] understand the irony.
[1:15:32] Thank you.
[1:15:33] Thank you.
[1:15:33] I'm sorry the five minute time
[1:15:34] recording of those
[1:15:37] participating remotely We
[1:15:37] currently have four speakers in
[1:15:38] the queue starting with
[1:15:38] the original.
[1:15:41] If you can please unmute
[1:15:41] obviously you're going to pass
[1:15:42] this you've come up against a
[1:15:45] wall and you guys need to do it
[1:15:46] otherwise you're not going to
[1:15:47] have any software for this
[1:15:51] program And I don't know that
[1:15:51] this program should continue to
[1:15:52] exist when the financials in
[1:15:55] the city are you know you guys
[1:15:56] are in debt and you're sitting
[1:16:00] here loaning out money and of
[1:16:01] course people need it but
[1:16:01] the city also still needs to
[1:16:05] you know, work But
[1:16:06] unfortunately there's
[1:16:06] racketeering going on So
[1:16:10] the money gets put here Over
[1:16:11] there over here you say we're
[1:16:11] not going to exceed this
[1:16:12] contract than you do And it's
[1:16:15] like who's to say that within
[1:16:16] this year that you guys have
[1:16:16] extended this contract and
[1:16:20] potentially longer that within
[1:16:21] the time that you actually find
[1:16:24] the new entity that's going to
[1:16:25] take over you know, are we
[1:16:26] going to have wasted the money
[1:16:29] that you got into this contract
[1:16:30] with because it didn't need to
[1:16:34] be extended for such a period
[1:16:34] of time?
[1:16:35] There seems to be, you know, a
[1:16:38] gross mismanagement of
[1:16:39] the funding that you guys get
[1:16:39] and you want to sit here and
[1:16:44] act again like I was saying
[1:16:44] during closed session you
[1:16:45] always want to blame somebody
[1:16:45] else.
[1:16:46] Yes, there are things coming
[1:16:48] down the pike that are causing
[1:16:48] issues with services but you
[1:16:53] guys caused that to happen by
[1:16:53] influencing, incentivizing and
[1:16:57] encouraging people to come
[1:16:58] across the border.
[1:16:59] And right now the focus is, you
[1:16:59] know, the Mexicans that have
[1:17:03] been here for a long time And I
[1:17:03] feel like that's pretty
[1:17:04] interesting because the people
[1:17:07] that we're coming across during
[1:17:07] the last several years were not
[1:17:08] Mexicans.
[1:17:08] They were from many other
[1:17:12] countries and nobody wants to
[1:17:12] focus on that.
[1:17:13] But seemingly the focus is on
[1:17:16] the Mexican population which
[1:17:17] they should be pretty off
[1:17:18] about because it's the other
[1:17:21] people that need to be looked
[1:17:22] into.
[1:17:22] But you guys can't be trusted
[1:17:25] with any kind of funding and
[1:17:26] even the data that's collected
[1:17:30] within these types of software
[1:17:31] programs there's no way to make
[1:17:31] sure that it's secure.
[1:17:35] You know everything is like a
[1:17:36] mirror so it's always
[1:17:40] accessible and it's just you
[1:17:40] know, you could also just
[1:17:41] wonder, you know who your
[1:17:44] friends are or who is getting
[1:17:45] paid for doing these types of
[1:17:49] things.
[1:17:49] Sorry.
[1:17:50] Next is one of our ending in
[1:17:51] 8700.
[1:17:52] After that we'll be Zoom user
[1:17:57] in 81 three.
[1:17:58] Thank you Joy.
[1:18:02] Soon you had a cd three Yes to
[1:18:07] approving this item This is
[1:18:07] from the staff report to start
[1:18:12] with a software system to
[1:18:16] support ongoing loan financing
[1:18:17] and future loans is important
[1:18:21] to fulfilling require months of
[1:18:26] funding tied to the f d r l f
[1:18:31] Now for me 22 years with this
[1:18:31] program isn't that great?
[1:18:35] A big thank you and
[1:18:36] appreciation for the help
[1:18:40] during the covid 19 crisis.
[1:18:45] I do want us overall to to
[1:18:46] really work with the contract
[1:18:50] process to to really shape it
[1:18:50] up.
[1:18:55] I don't know why we've got this
[1:18:55] APRIL deadline this month
[1:18:56] coming up.
[1:19:03] We could have done better right
[1:19:04] ?
[1:19:04] So moving forward I love the fe
[1:19:08] for excuse me love this phrase
[1:19:09] because already we start over.
[1:19:12] I love this phrase providing
[1:19:17] access to capital in under
[1:19:17] resourced communities for small
[1:19:22] businesses and entrepreneurs
[1:19:23] know d o c or work force
[1:19:23] agreement is required on this
[1:19:27] matter.
[1:19:27] Okay folks the future is now
[1:19:31] let's update and modernize now.
[1:19:36] Thanks for listening to all.
[1:19:36] Thank you.
[1:19:37] Next to zoom user then our
[1:19:40] final speaker will be 813.
[1:19:41] >> Please proceed.
[1:19:45] You take my call.
[1:19:45] Yeah.
[1:19:46] Thanks for taking my call.
[1:19:50] Yeah this is that's a good deal
[1:19:51] Only doing it for one year.
[1:19:52] Any kind of agreement you got
[1:19:55] with some software I mean
[1:19:56] computers only do it one year
[1:20:00] because I is going to change
[1:20:00] everything.
[1:20:01] We just subscribe to that chat
[1:20:05] gdp or to ask for 20 bucks a
[1:20:09] month asking question It'll
[1:20:10] give you detailed answers like
[1:20:14] my girlfriend just got injured
[1:20:14] or shoulder nerve damage or
[1:20:18] something and they printed out
[1:20:18] a 60 page question in
[1:20:19] the answers that we had right
[1:20:23] there on the computer And that
[1:20:24] and Kaiser was not did want to
[1:20:28] do surgery on her and it was
[1:20:28] unbelievable what details
[1:20:32] everything that charts photos
[1:20:37] So anything with computers only
[1:20:38] do agreements for one year
[1:20:39] because it could all just
[1:20:43] change within a year we could
[1:20:44] have a robot from Elon ask him
[1:20:47] questions, you'll tell us
[1:20:48] the answers and have all that
[1:20:52] information.
[1:20:52] It's going to be amazing math.
[1:20:53] So thanks for your time.
[1:20:54] Have a good day.
[1:20:57] Thank you.
[1:20:58] Your final speaker is 813 If
[1:21:05] you can please unmute it 813I
[1:21:05] can't unmute for you.
[1:21:10] There you go.
[1:21:10] >> Okay.
[1:21:11] Thank you Consuelo here.
[1:21:11] Okay.
[1:21:14] So I just wanted to point out
[1:21:20] that many of these deadlines
[1:21:21] chains and contracts you know
[1:21:24] they are in fact to make sure
[1:21:29] that things are on time and on
[1:21:36] schedule for 2025, 2030, 2050
[1:21:37] all in lockstep all for
[1:21:37] the implementation of
[1:21:41] the United Nations agenda for
[1:21:42] the 21st century.
[1:21:46] And a reminder to everyone
[1:21:47] listening everyone in chambers
[1:21:51] online this is in fact what
[1:21:52] they are doing.
[1:21:56] They're implementing that.
[1:21:57] And yeah, as far as people
[1:21:57] getting cozy and comfortable
[1:22:01] and putting their trust in a I
[1:22:02] well you know that too is just
[1:22:06] take advantage of it while you
[1:22:06] can But yeah talk about
[1:22:10] collecting data Uh that's
[1:22:15] something to be mindful of and
[1:22:16] uh yeah I guess I just want to
[1:22:19] encourage people to do their
[1:22:20] due diligence and research
[1:22:21] the United Nations agenda for
[1:22:21] the 21st century.
[1:22:25] You can actually still buy
[1:22:26] the program on Amazon.
[1:22:30] It's there a place in Brazil.
[1:22:30] >> Okay, so that's my comment.
[1:22:31] Thank you.
[1:22:31] Thank you.
[1:22:32] That concludes public comment
[1:22:34] on this item.
[1:22:35] >> All right.
[1:22:36] Thank you, City Clerk We'll
[1:22:36] turn it over to council for
[1:22:40] questions Comments Entertain a
[1:22:41] motion We'll start out again
[1:22:42] with the chair the etr
[1:22:45] committee council member you
[1:22:46] thank you Council PRESIDENT
[1:22:47] Thank you again to our staff
[1:22:47] from our Economic Development
[1:22:49] department I will move approval
[1:22:50] of item as 400 This extension
[1:22:55] keeps a critical system running
[1:22:55] without interruption.
[1:22:56] It's a tool that our small
[1:22:56] businesses rely on to access
[1:22:59] much needed capital and
[1:23:00] the requested amount is modest
[1:23:00] coming entirely from our
[1:23:04] revolving loan fund.
[1:23:05] No impact on the general fund?
[1:23:05] Correct.
[1:23:09] I'm seeing heads nodding from
[1:23:10] the staff.
[1:23:10] This action lets us keep
[1:23:11] directing capital to businesses
[1:23:14] that continue to face barriers
[1:23:15] to financing, helping to expand
[1:23:15] access to middle income jobs
[1:23:16] and upward mobility Here in San
[1:23:20] Diego.
[1:23:20] And that will conclude my
[1:23:21] motion.
[1:23:21] All right.
[1:23:22] Thank you, sir.
[1:23:22] So we have a motion by
[1:23:23] Councilmember Camp Be able to
[1:23:25] come to me with the staff
[1:23:26] recommendation.
[1:23:26] >> We'll go next to Council
[1:23:27] Campbell.
[1:23:30] Thank you.
[1:23:30] >> Council Chair.
[1:23:31] I would like to second
[1:23:31] the motion.
[1:23:34] All right.
[1:23:35] So we have a motion by council
[1:23:36] member compete with second by
[1:23:36] Council member Campbell to move
[1:23:40] the staff recommendation.
[1:23:40] Next up, Councilmember Von
[1:23:41] Wilpert.
[1:23:41] Thank you very much.
[1:23:45] Thank you for the presentation
[1:23:46] and the work And this is a
[1:23:46] great program And the chair of
[1:23:47] even our we've seen it better
[1:23:50] than I could but it's wonderful
[1:23:50] We're getting capital small
[1:23:51] businesses.
[1:23:51] I just want to particularly
[1:23:52] thank you for getting this to
[1:23:54] council before it expired in a
[1:23:55] few weeks So I very much
[1:23:55] appreciate that.
[1:24:00] >> Thank you very much.
[1:24:00] All right.
[1:24:01] Thank you Council member.
[1:24:01] Anybody else in the lights?
[1:24:04] I'll extend my thanks as well
[1:24:05] for scrambling with
[1:24:10] the surprise of the state bill
[1:24:10] that you now have to do have a
[1:24:11] gate and I'm sure you're well
[1:24:12] on hand and trying to tackle
[1:24:15] that and being able to go back
[1:24:15] out for an rfp.
[1:24:16] So thank you for your good
[1:24:16] work.
[1:24:21] So with that we have a motion
[1:24:22] by council member be a second
[1:24:22] by Council member Campbell
[1:24:23] the move the staff
[1:24:25] recommendation.
[1:24:25] Clerk Please call the roll I'm
[1:24:26] sorry the voting system Please
[1:24:33] cast your vote that passes
[1:24:34] unanimously 8 to 0 with Council
[1:24:34] PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee absent
[1:24:35] Thank you Council PRESIDENT All
[1:24:35] right.
[1:24:39] Thank you City Clerk And again
[1:24:39] thank you to staff for the good
[1:24:40] work we will now take up non
[1:24:43] agenda public comment.
[1:24:44] The council members respect and
[1:24:45] appreciate the public input and
[1:24:48] are fully committed to
[1:24:49] protecting every participant's
[1:24:49] free speech rights at council
[1:24:50] and committee meetings.
[1:24:54] Clerk Please proceed with
[1:24:54] public comment.
[1:24:55] >> Thank you for roll 2.7 and
[1:24:56] non agenda Public comment is an
[1:24:58] opportunity for members of
[1:24:59] the public to comment on items
[1:25:00] that are not on the agenda but
[1:25:00] within the subject matter
[1:25:04] jurisdiction of the City
[1:25:05] Council.
[1:25:05] Each speaker will have two
[1:25:06] minutes.
[1:25:06] Please note if there are eight
[1:25:09] or more speakers on a single
[1:25:09] topic the maximum time for
[1:25:10] the topic will be 16 minutes.
[1:25:11] If you are in chambers please
[1:25:15] submit your speakers slip.
[1:25:16] If you're joining us virtually
[1:25:16] please raise your hand to speak
[1:25:17] by tapping the raise your hand
[1:25:19] icon or if you are calling
[1:25:20] Participant Star nine If I can
[1:25:21] have the following individuals
[1:25:24] please come up to the front row
[1:25:25] so that we can have proper
[1:25:25] meeting management.
[1:25:30] Jacob Edwards Zach that bar
[1:25:30] bursts.
[1:25:35] Thank you.
[1:25:36] Will there be moment Carlos
[1:25:40] Donato, Paula Kruger and Irving
[1:25:41] Jacob you can come up to
[1:25:46] the microphone please.
[1:25:46] Yes.
[1:25:47] Council members, men and women
[1:25:51] Thank you for hearing me out.
[1:25:52] And it's hard to talk about I
[1:25:53] do get emotional because I've
[1:25:56] been through a lot.
[1:26:00] The gentleman back there is a
[1:26:01] good man.
[1:26:02] The other guy stood there
[1:26:06] glaring at me, stood there
[1:26:06] glaring.
[1:26:07] He knew what I was going to be
[1:26:11] talking about.
[1:26:12] This needs to be confronted San
[1:26:17] Diego is way better than this.
[1:26:22] This is not the place for this.
[1:26:23] Actually nowhere in the country
[1:26:24] is the place for this.
[1:26:28] This isn't the first place I've
[1:26:29] been recruited to from my
[1:26:33] disposal.
[1:26:33] I've been terrorized for years.
[1:26:37] I've been on the disposal list
[1:26:38] for like three and a half years
[1:26:39] now trekked from my home city
[1:26:43] to Atlanta, Georgia.
[1:26:44] Same thing went on there.
[1:26:45] I've flat out here GOD knows
[1:26:48] what came with me.
[1:26:49] It's terrifying.
[1:26:54] Put on those spots that are put
[1:26:55] up to do it.
[1:26:58] Be what Taking up shelter
[1:26:59] people They're human beings
[1:27:03] cardless of what they've done
[1:27:04] to me That's why I'm still
[1:27:05] there I'm fighting for them to
[1:27:09] after their profiles are tapped
[1:27:13] out they'll just go to another
[1:27:14] profile that they're starting
[1:27:14] here.
[1:27:19] Where will they stop?
[1:27:19] There will be no stopping.
[1:27:20] I know these people.
[1:27:24] There's no limit to what they
[1:27:25] won't rob, steal, ravish or
[1:27:30] murder People earn some big
[1:27:30] trouble if we don't confront
[1:27:35] this in the safes safe sweep
[1:27:36] sites or disposal grounds for
[1:27:41] United States citizens, it
[1:27:41] needs to stop.
[1:27:47] Please get it out of Syria.
[1:27:48] >> Go in our country for that
[1:27:49] concluding remark.
[1:27:57] Zach, how's it going So I
[1:27:57] actually I spoke with you, MR.
[1:27:58] Rivera about this about six
[1:28:01] months ago.
[1:28:02] Eight months ago MR. Weber and
[1:28:03] I called your office like every
[1:28:06] week for the last four weeks
[1:28:07] trying to get back home
[1:28:08] concerning a development in
[1:28:13] Midtown which is to 6 to 9 rate
[1:28:14] the street of duplexes and
[1:28:18] triplexes on Columbia Street
[1:28:19] just north of world if you're
[1:28:24] familiar and through
[1:28:24] the Complete Communities
[1:28:25] initiative they are now putting
[1:28:30] in next to that the duplex that
[1:28:31] we run me, my wife, my three
[1:28:31] little children we've got
[1:28:35] tenants in there.
[1:28:36] They're putting up a 39 story
[1:28:40] or sorry 39 unit five story
[1:28:45] building with from what I
[1:28:46] understand from looking at
[1:28:49] the plans five parking spots
[1:28:50] for 39 people on Columbia
[1:28:50] Street.
[1:28:51] So we all of us who live on
[1:28:55] Columbia Street run duplexes
[1:28:56] and triplexes with tenants who
[1:28:57] need places to park.
[1:28:58] So how this thing got pushed
[1:29:01] through is shocking.
[1:29:02] It's been I've reached out to
[1:29:02] your office so many times now,
[1:29:03] Jay.
[1:29:06] I just saw before walking in
[1:29:07] here finally call me back but
[1:29:08] your office has not responded
[1:29:12] at all in this The complete
[1:29:13] community saying we're not
[1:29:14] the people that I think you're
[1:29:18] trying to punish.
[1:29:18] We are.
[1:29:19] i'm a working musician in San
[1:29:19] Diego.
[1:29:24] My wife is an overnight nurse.
[1:29:24] We were trying to we did
[1:29:25] everything we could to purchase
[1:29:29] a property in 2020 prior to
[1:29:29] this initiative the complete
[1:29:34] community thing which every
[1:29:39] thing that we had to do to we
[1:29:40] built a third unit followed all
[1:29:44] of the rules, spent $150,000
[1:29:45] our entire savings to be able
[1:29:46] to get our place permitted only
[1:29:47] to find out as soon as we got a
[1:29:50] permitted that a developer
[1:29:51] could come in and build a 39
[1:29:52] unit building without having to
[1:29:57] follow deliverables at all.
[1:29:58] And I just I would like to
[1:30:02] thank you for that comment too.
[1:30:03] >> Is there a way to your time
[1:30:03] has concluded?
[1:30:08] Blair Beekman where we come in
[1:30:13] please come forward.
[1:30:14] After that we'll have Carlos
[1:30:19] Paul Krueger and Andrew Irving
[1:30:19] .
[1:30:19] All right.
[1:30:20] Blair Beekman, thank you for
[1:30:25] the meeting today.
[1:30:26] Hopefully there's someone
[1:30:26] the previous person can talk to
[1:30:30] after the meeting today I'm I,
[1:30:31] I have two letters of my own
[1:30:36] that I've written recently to
[1:30:37] yourselves one about trying to
[1:30:38] better clarify the parking
[1:30:42] allocation issues for Belmont
[1:30:43] Park to council and the cover
[1:30:48] and to council what exactly has
[1:30:49] been the more modified version
[1:30:49] of the you know from
[1:30:54] the previous council meeting on
[1:30:59] a statement on the ira
[1:31:00] guidelines I think it's called
[1:31:01] there's a softer version
[1:31:06] available that I would very
[1:31:06] much like to read and
[1:31:07] understand.
[1:31:07] I hope that can be available.
[1:31:08] i can look it up.
[1:31:13] I can probably find it on my
[1:31:13] own with some work but I
[1:31:14] thought I'd write to you just
[1:31:15] to develop some sort of dialog
[1:31:17] So hopefully someone can write
[1:31:18] back about that.
[1:31:19] I've been real concerned about
[1:31:23] how you address our issues with
[1:31:24] what is a very nervous
[1:31:29] situation going on with war in
[1:31:29] Iran right now how that will
[1:31:30] affect our local level.
[1:31:34] I think we always are on a very
[1:31:35] high alert right now and I
[1:31:35] still want to be talking about
[1:31:41] accountability and best
[1:31:42] practices how we can be
[1:31:42] leading.
[1:31:43] Clark Believe it or not, just
[1:31:46] so that conversation is
[1:31:47] available to us because we do
[1:31:48] have choices and I think we're
[1:31:52] becoming more and more clear of
[1:31:53] those choices But we can't
[1:31:53] better implement that stuff
[1:31:54] because we're at war and so we
[1:31:58] can't talk about the good
[1:31:59] things in life when I'm trying
[1:32:00] to say we can And that's what
[1:32:01] makes what we're going through
[1:32:05] especially in now unique We're
[1:32:06] learning that we can have those
[1:32:06] conversations if we know how to
[1:32:10] frame them and create that
[1:32:11] space And when we create at
[1:32:12] least a space to talk about our
[1:32:16] best practices that gives our
[1:32:17] national and international
[1:32:18] level really important example
[1:32:18] of peace believe it or not.
[1:32:20] Thank you.
[1:32:28] >> Thank you, Carlos Donato
[1:32:28] Thank you Council members
[1:32:29] Magnus Carlsen I am here on
[1:32:33] behalf of the Policy Research
[1:32:34] Center for Tobacco on
[1:32:34] the Environment, a
[1:32:35] collaboration between San Diego
[1:32:39] and San Diego State University
[1:32:39] .
[1:32:40] Thank you so much for giving
[1:32:41] the opportunity to talk.
[1:32:42] San Diego probably promotes
[1:32:42] itself as a healthy outdoor
[1:32:45] oriented city a place where
[1:32:45] people enjoy clean air, active
[1:32:46] lifestyles and vibrant public
[1:32:46] spaces.
[1:32:50] Outdoor dining is a big part of
[1:32:51] that identity.
[1:32:51] Families, residents and
[1:32:52] visitors gather on patios
[1:32:52] across our cities expecting a
[1:32:57] clean and welcoming environment
[1:32:58] As a District nine resident.
[1:32:59] This issue was also personal
[1:33:02] for me Many times when my kids
[1:33:03] ,my wife and I considered
[1:33:03] going out to eat on Alcohol
[1:33:04] Boulevard we end up choosing
[1:33:08] somewhere else because of
[1:33:09] the smell of smoke coming from
[1:33:09] the restaurant patios.
[1:33:10] It's discouraging when
[1:33:11] something as simple as enjoying
[1:33:14] a meal outdoors with your
[1:33:15] family becomes an uncomfortable
[1:33:15] because of smoke drifting from
[1:33:16] dining areas.
[1:33:17] What many people MAY not
[1:33:21] realize is that smoking doesn't
[1:33:22] just affect the air while
[1:33:22] someone's actively smoking.
[1:33:23] It also leaves behind toxic
[1:33:26] residues that can linger on
[1:33:27] tables and surfaces.
[1:33:28] This residue contains more than
[1:33:28] 25 chemicals listed under
[1:33:32] California's Proposition 65 as
[1:33:33] hazardous and human health.
[1:33:34] Even after smoking stops,
[1:33:39] patrons can pick up in this or
[1:33:39] this type of residue simply by
[1:33:40] touching tables and surfaces in
[1:33:41] outdoor dining areas.
[1:33:44] Right now the city of San Diego
[1:33:45] is the largest city without two
[1:33:45] in the county without a
[1:33:46] comprehensive smoke free
[1:33:51] outdoor dining policy adopting
[1:33:52] a comprehensive smoke free
[1:33:52] dining policy that would
[1:33:53] reinforce San Diego.
[1:33:56] Sadly as a city that values
[1:33:56] health, cleaning environments
[1:33:57] and welcoming public spaces, it
[1:33:58] would also send a clear and
[1:34:02] consistent message that places
[1:34:02] where people gather to eat
[1:34:03] should be free from involuntary
[1:34:07] exposure to smoke and toxic
[1:34:07] residue.
[1:34:08] Thank you for the time and for
[1:34:09] the attention being given to
[1:34:09] this issue.
[1:34:10] We appreciate the opportunity
[1:34:15] to share our work and to be a
[1:34:15] resource to the community.
[1:34:16] About also provide a briefing
[1:34:17] document for each councilmember
[1:34:20] and I respectfully request that
[1:34:21] it be entered into the public
[1:34:21] comment.
[1:34:21] Thank you so much.
[1:34:22] Thank you.
[1:34:24] That has been distributed.
[1:34:25] >> Paul Kruger if you can
[1:34:30] please come forward.
[1:34:31] >> Good afternoon Council
[1:34:31] members.
[1:34:32] I'm Paul Kruger from Talmage.
[1:34:37] I was in the park on Sunday
[1:34:37] related to paid parking.
[1:34:41] This was the line at the one
[1:34:41] kiosk that was working near
[1:34:42] the organ pavilion.
[1:34:46] It was 30 minutes long and
[1:34:47] the locals in this line were
[1:34:48] very angry about having to pay
[1:34:53] for parking and more than that
[1:34:53] about the time that it took
[1:34:54] them to do it.
[1:34:55] There were elderly right to
[1:34:59] the left.
[1:35:00] There was an elderly woman who
[1:35:03] sat in alone in a folding chair
[1:35:04] for 30 minutes while her friend
[1:35:05] tried to figure out the parking
[1:35:05] and they missed the performance
[1:35:09] of the grandchild.
[1:35:10] Next Next slide please.
[1:35:16] The there were no instructions
[1:35:16] on that kiosk because
[1:35:22] the instructions are only down
[1:35:22] on the kiosk.
[1:35:23] And what you're going to see in
[1:35:24] a minute here that kiosk I'll
[1:35:28] explain was covered with a
[1:35:28] plastic bag and it was
[1:35:29] impossible to know if was
[1:35:33] vandalized if it wasn't working
[1:35:33] at the city, placed it there.
[1:35:34] Next slide The next slide Going
[1:35:39] to show you a screenshot of a
[1:35:40] camera that a fellow showed me.
[1:35:44] He was one of two people that
[1:35:44] said the qr code was broken.
[1:35:45] So what's the bottom line here?
[1:35:50] It's that my takeaway was that
[1:35:56] at least the tourist from other
[1:35:57] cities and countries they are.
[1:35:57] I met a couple from Brazil.
[1:36:02] They are willing to pay me
[1:36:02] precisely because they don't
[1:36:03] know better.
[1:36:03] They're not angry like
[1:36:08] the locals But it is totally
[1:36:08] unacceptable that there were
[1:36:14] not ambassadors there.
[1:36:15] There were not the mayor's
[1:36:16] office that runs this does not
[1:36:20] have people there helping those
[1:36:20] with questions and processing
[1:36:21] their payments.
[1:36:26] It is it is government 1 to 1
[1:36:27] And I would urge you first to
[1:36:28] please go there and see it
[1:36:32] yourself and to to demand
[1:36:33] changes in how this is
[1:36:33] administered.
[1:36:36] Thank you for that Concluding
[1:36:37] comment And our last speaker
[1:36:38] here in Council chambers,
[1:36:44] Andrea Ebbing Well I'm not up
[1:36:44] yet.
[1:36:45] Maybe it could be started.
[1:36:49] Has Sandra Ebbing I survived a
[1:36:53] horrific violent crime on
[1:36:54] DECEMBER 28th 2020 I was
[1:36:54] strangled and had my head split
[1:37:00] open on video by my ex who was
[1:37:01] subsequently felony charged.
[1:37:01] He drove my daughters across
[1:37:02] the country with a permanently
[1:37:06] suspended license, shared an
[1:37:07] attorney with my county
[1:37:07] contracted rehab owner ex who
[1:37:08] also abducted my oldest
[1:37:11] daughter.
[1:37:12] They were taken to two separate
[1:37:13] states by two felony charge
[1:37:13] perpetrators of domestic
[1:37:17] violence with me as their named
[1:37:17] victim and their shared
[1:37:18] attorney Ben Embry.
[1:37:19] The courts allowed this and
[1:37:24] continued to work with my rehab
[1:37:25] or on diversions and instead of
[1:37:29] helping the victims they
[1:37:30] removed charges from
[1:37:30] the charges system.
[1:37:36] Ultimately I was abandoned by
[1:37:37] the city.
[1:37:38] I would not be your group by
[1:37:38] the way everybody I'm not into
[1:37:39] law enforcement and look where
[1:37:42] I landed And so I was branded
[1:37:47] artist with altered my act of
[1:37:47] $6 million for diversion
[1:37:48] program And then I had a
[1:37:54] rupture last year Miracle of
[1:37:55] GOD I survived.
[1:37:55] My doctor said with 100%
[1:37:56] fatality rate with my ruptured
[1:38:02] aneurysm stomach and I rupture
[1:38:03] right behind my left eye eight
[1:38:03] hour surgery I was in sharp
[1:38:06] growth much as I do for a month
[1:38:07] and a half In NOVEMBER 4th 2025
[1:38:13] I had another embolism two
[1:38:13] coils put in at Scripps La
[1:38:14] Hoya.
[1:38:14] DR. Giuseppe I'm writing in our
[1:38:18] district attorney instead of
[1:38:19] the legal thing to allow
[1:38:19] somebody to have brain surgery
[1:38:24] issued a $100,000 warrant on me
[1:38:24] for failure to appear But that
[1:38:25] was fake because I wouldn't
[1:38:30] have committed fraud recently
[1:38:31] being starved of my medications
[1:38:32] before I'd be out by San Diego
[1:38:32] Police Department as according
[1:38:33] to this bill.
[1:38:36] But there was Marshall came and
[1:38:41] them and why did they take my
[1:38:42] bill away Like what was it that
[1:38:48] they wanted to the family they
[1:38:52] to speak with the court your
[1:38:53] time has concluded all I have
[1:38:54] to go on to those that are
[1:38:59] participating remotely We
[1:38:59] currently have nine speakers in
[1:39:00] the queue starting with Barbara
[1:39:00] Gordon.
[1:39:04] If you can please unmute.
[1:39:04] >> Thank you.
[1:39:05] It's a public health advocate I
[1:39:10] wanted to share with you that
[1:39:11] APRIL is Alcohol Awareness
[1:39:12] Month but despite the years of
[1:39:16] education alcohol impaired
[1:39:17] driving continues to be a
[1:39:18] nationwide problem right now
[1:39:21] and killed more than 13,000
[1:39:22] people for the second year in a
[1:39:22] row.
[1:39:23] This is according to a new
[1:39:27] report released by the National
[1:39:28] Highway Traffic Safety
[1:39:28] Administration.
[1:39:32] These crashes are 100%
[1:39:32] preventable.
[1:39:33] There's simply no excuse or
[1:39:38] reason to drive them there.
[1:39:39] Also, people aren't driving and
[1:39:40] getting impaired just from
[1:39:40] alcohol.
[1:39:44] The number of people driving
[1:39:44] under the influence of other
[1:39:45] dangerous substances is also
[1:39:45] growing.
[1:39:49] Nearly 12 million people drove
[1:39:49] under the influence of
[1:39:50] marijuana.
[1:39:53] 2.4 million drove with other
[1:39:54] illicit drugs in their system.
[1:39:54] This was according to
[1:39:59] the National Survey on Drug Use
[1:39:59] and Help.
[1:40:00] I will urge this Council to
[1:40:05] implement strategies that could
[1:40:06] reduce the number of drunk and
[1:40:06] drug impaired driving drivers
[1:40:11] on the road a public awareness
[1:40:11] campaign that highlights
[1:40:12] the dangers of impaired driving
[1:40:17] or promotes alternatives like
[1:40:17] designated driver rideshare
[1:40:18] also enhanced law enforcement
[1:40:23] sobriety checkpoints or patrols
[1:40:24] that are just focused on
[1:40:25] impaired driving.
[1:40:29] I think collaborating with
[1:40:29] bars, restaurants,
[1:40:30] entertainment venues to promote
[1:40:31] safe drinking practices and
[1:40:36] promote transportation options
[1:40:36] let us all rethink that
[1:40:41] decision to drink or use other
[1:40:41] substances before driving.
[1:40:45] Thanks for letting me speak
[1:40:46] the original if you can please.
[1:40:52] I'm you.
[1:40:53] >> It is extremely concerning
[1:40:53] what is happening in the county
[1:40:58] of San Diego and women who or
[1:40:59] does anybody who whistleblowers
[1:40:59] and is exposing the fraud
[1:41:04] corruption waste and abuse and
[1:41:04] the just egregious acts that
[1:41:09] are taking place and you know
[1:41:10] Anthony Warner sdb deputy
[1:41:16] assaulted Andrea Ebbing
[1:41:17] potentially almost killing her
[1:41:21] Having said that, she's had a
[1:41:22] ruptured aneurysm and was
[1:41:28] slashed her head slammed into
[1:41:28] the ground several times and
[1:41:29] was maced in the face
[1:41:30] potentially could have led to
[1:41:34] her death when she was then
[1:41:34] taken to Las Colinas.
[1:41:35] But the more one of the more
[1:41:36] concerning things is
[1:41:40] the contract that you have with
[1:41:40] both ambulances seems to be
[1:41:45] some kind of a rape mobile And
[1:41:46] this is not an unusual
[1:41:46] occurrence.
[1:41:47] In fact in other states it also
[1:41:52] happens where they are using
[1:41:57] ketamine and extremely heavy
[1:41:58] narcotics or drugs
[1:41:58] tranquilizers per se actually
[1:42:04] to drug women and or men and
[1:42:05] have sex with them in
[1:42:05] the ambulance which happened
[1:42:09] with Andrea ebbing.
[1:42:10] And it is sad to see that Prop
[1:42:11] 36 is being used in a way where
[1:42:16] it is almost as if these
[1:42:17] clients are being created.
[1:42:21] They're being created by
[1:42:22] the actions that are taking
[1:42:22] place by not only the police
[1:42:28] but also EMTs and those that
[1:42:28] are in the jail system and
[1:42:29] women are experiencing and even
[1:42:30] men are experiencing such
[1:42:35] atrocities that would lead them
[1:42:36] to need that 36 to be used.
[1:42:40] So when we have a district
[1:42:40] attorney who is getting
[1:42:41] kickbacks to put people into
[1:42:42] these types of programs and
[1:42:46] then tries to murder Andrea
[1:42:47] being for exposing it, we have
[1:42:47] a serious problem.
[1:42:48] >> You guys actually had a
[1:42:54] serious problem on your hands
[1:42:55] that you're going to not want
[1:42:56] to Time was concluded Lainie if
[1:42:56] you can please them you might
[1:43:03] even do them.
[1:43:03] >> Hi, good afternoon Council
[1:43:04] members My name is Melanie
[1:43:08] Mendelsohn, asco resident
[1:43:09] District nine and I'm here on
[1:43:10] behalf of the Policy Research
[1:43:10] Center for Tobacco on
[1:43:11] the Environment and
[1:43:14] Collaboration between states
[1:43:15] and the United States.
[1:43:16] You I'm here to tell you to
[1:43:17] talk about secondhand smoke in
[1:43:20] outdoor dining areas.
[1:43:21] San Diego is the largest city
[1:43:21] in the county without a
[1:43:22] comprehensive smoke free
[1:43:25] outdoor dining policy.
[1:43:26] Meanwhile, 15 out of the 19
[1:43:27] other jurisdictions have
[1:43:32] already made this change
[1:43:33] locally to show strong support
[1:43:33] for this change.
[1:43:34] A recent survey of San Diego
[1:43:38] County residents showed that
[1:43:38] 78% of residents support smoke
[1:43:42] free outdoor dining and 73% say
[1:43:43] they want to eat in a
[1:43:43] restaurant.
[1:43:44] If smoking were allowed on
[1:43:48] the patio, restaurants
[1:43:49] professionals also prefer smoke
[1:43:50] free patios but they've made it
[1:43:50] clear they can't do this alone
[1:43:55] For them it really comes down
[1:43:55] to fairness.
[1:43:56] At one restaurant go smoke free
[1:43:57] But others don't.
[1:44:01] They risk losing customers.
[1:44:02] That makes it hard for any one
[1:44:02] business to take the first
[1:44:03] step.
[1:44:07] Survey respondents have said
[1:44:08] they need a citywide policy so
[1:44:08] everyone plays by the same
[1:44:12] rules without a smoke free
[1:44:13] outdoor dining policy.
[1:44:14] Both patrons and workers are
[1:44:14] unprotected.
[1:44:15] Indoor workplaces are covered
[1:44:18] under state law but outdoor
[1:44:19] dining areas are not.
[1:44:20] Local studies have found that
[1:44:25] patrons hands and table
[1:44:25] surfaces have higher levels of
[1:44:26] nicotine in patios where no
[1:44:30] smoking is allowed.
[1:44:31] This matters because chemicals
[1:44:32] in tobacco smoke do not
[1:44:32] disappear.
[1:44:37] They stick to a surface skin
[1:44:37] and clothing and can be
[1:44:38] absorbed into skin over time.
[1:44:39] This kind of exposure is linked
[1:44:43] to a security issues irritation
[1:44:43] and other health risks.
[1:44:44] a citywide smoke free outdoor
[1:44:49] dining policy would create
[1:44:50] clear consistent rules, support
[1:44:51] businesses and protect workers.
[1:44:51] Thank you for your time as a
[1:44:56] detective being given to this
[1:44:56] issue.
[1:44:57] We appreciate the opportunity
[1:44:58] to share our work and to be a
[1:44:58] resource for the community.
[1:45:02] Have a good day.
[1:45:02] Thank you.
[1:45:03] Thank you.
[1:45:03] Your next is Kathleen Lippert.
[1:45:06] The five minute timer has also
[1:45:06] concluded there were seven
[1:45:07] speakers in the queue.
[1:45:08] >> No additional speakers will
[1:45:08] be taken.
[1:45:09] Kathleen, please.
[1:45:12] I'm you.
[1:45:13] Thank you.
[1:45:13] Good afternoon.
[1:45:14] The city's continuing search
[1:45:18] for funds to backfill the $120
[1:45:18] million deficit are disturbing.
[1:45:19] Many of the policies supported
[1:45:24] or adopted by the city were not
[1:45:24] in the best interest of
[1:45:25] the public nor did the public
[1:45:25] want them.
[1:45:29] The earlier public comment
[1:45:30] about Smokefree Outdoor Dining
[1:45:36] is a perfect example It is
[1:45:37] based on sound scientific
[1:45:37] research as well as that it is
[1:45:42] in the interest of public
[1:45:42] health.
[1:45:42] Will the Council listen?
[1:45:43] I hope so.
[1:45:44] It was a comment that was
[1:45:48] generalizable to many of
[1:45:49] the policies supported or
[1:45:49] adopted by this council.
[1:45:53] Before adopting any policy or
[1:45:54] ordinance, a basic requirement
[1:45:59] should be a independent budget
[1:46:00] and analysis of both not just
[1:46:05] the revenue benefits but
[1:46:06] the cost to the public
[1:46:07] especially economic or public
[1:46:11] health and safety costs.
[1:46:12] The city, like the county is
[1:46:13] looking for funds wherever they
[1:46:18] were responsibly accumulated
[1:46:19] and where they don't deserve to
[1:46:24] be stolen especially for things
[1:46:24] like zero carbon goals or
[1:46:30] supporting for profit private
[1:46:31] industries like the marijuana
[1:46:31] industry.
[1:46:32] Along with spending more
[1:46:35] taxpayer money to continue to
[1:46:36] fund things like socially
[1:46:37] equitable licenses which is a
[1:46:42] laughable title.
[1:46:43] Setting aside funds for future
[1:46:43] cost otherwise known as
[1:46:48] planning ahead or rainy day
[1:46:49] funds is something that
[1:46:49] responsible city governments
[1:46:54] should engage in ensuring
[1:46:54] capital is available for
[1:46:55] critical asset replacements.
[1:47:00] Essential And it means that you
[1:47:05] don't have to spend from hand
[1:47:05] to mouth.
[1:47:06] Better budgeting and
[1:47:07] transparency with members will
[1:47:12] help them understand that
[1:47:12] things like trying to take
[1:47:17] money from summertime currently
[1:47:24] 8700 if you complete them you
[1:47:30] Oh thank you Joyce and
[1:47:31] the other three city clerk I
[1:47:31] MAY go over.
[1:47:32] I know that you know you'll
[1:47:33] stop me.
[1:47:35] I'm out of sync With what plan?
[1:47:40] Okay, So MR. Kuroda as either
[1:47:41] heads up I really MISS Having
[1:47:42] you stay to the end of these
[1:47:46] meetings and listen to
[1:47:47] absolutely every public person
[1:47:48] that speaks on the agenda.
[1:47:52] Public comment That's really
[1:47:53] important to me and to all
[1:47:54] the people of San Diego.
[1:47:58] Thank you to a quick shout out
[1:47:58] to their Beakman for his
[1:48:04] beautiful, beautiful poem this
[1:48:05] morning a closed session where
[1:48:05] we speak of peace.
[1:48:11] Please continue.
[1:48:12] And blessings and healing
[1:48:16] you're working with now.
[1:48:16] Okay.
[1:48:17] A suggestion to the Port of San
[1:48:22] Diego board regarding $250
[1:48:23] Million Navy seal Museum
[1:48:28] project coming before the port
[1:48:28] board.
[1:48:29] The first step to proceed will
[1:48:35] be the iir.
[1:48:40] Now for me is it more feasible
[1:48:41] responsibility responsible to
[1:48:46] be content with the first
[1:48:47] facility that was completed
[1:48:48] last year on Kettner Boulevard
[1:48:53] rather than proceed with this
[1:48:53] grand vision now?
[1:48:58] Question There you get more
[1:48:59] questions more Will you get
[1:49:00] the private funding or need
[1:49:04] more debt and therefore
[1:49:05] the image contributions to help
[1:49:12] the Navy seal family Beach It's
[1:49:16] in the good and capable hands
[1:49:17] of all of you on the port
[1:49:18] board.
[1:49:18] You know how I feel about
[1:49:19] the port and all of you on
[1:49:23] board.
[1:49:23] I trust your decision all
[1:49:24] the way on this project.
[1:49:29] I'm going to try to fit in a
[1:49:30] couple other things Be sure and
[1:49:32] look at page 813 if you can
[1:49:45] please On you You are New York
[1:49:45] .
[1:49:46] Okay?
[1:49:46] I mean if everything's okay
[1:49:50] control it here So yeah.
[1:49:51] So I just want to remind
[1:49:52] everyone that things get
[1:49:56] through They get pushed through
[1:49:57] on these words because
[1:49:58] the reality is the people on
[1:49:58] the staff are not working for
[1:50:02] the constituents within their
[1:50:02] districts And frankly most
[1:50:03] constituents are too busy
[1:50:08] trying to survive a system that
[1:50:09] keeps them overworked and
[1:50:11] distracted to pay attention to
[1:50:11] .
[1:50:19] It's just a it's pretty sad
[1:50:20] because the ones who are
[1:50:20] supposed to be serving them
[1:50:21] it's just nobody's nobody's
[1:50:24] keeping them in line.
[1:50:24] And if the people who do call
[1:50:25] in and try to point things out
[1:50:30] are deemed like you know we're
[1:50:30] crazy But anyways everything
[1:50:31] being done here serves
[1:50:36] the bigger agenda not
[1:50:36] the people the courts and these
[1:50:37] agencies will hand they will
[1:50:42] hand out small wins.
[1:50:42] I said this before here and
[1:50:43] there just enough to keep
[1:50:47] the people believing the system
[1:50:48] still works for them But those
[1:50:49] winds are front and act a way
[1:50:54] to keep the people compliant in
[1:50:54] a system that continues to
[1:50:55] tighten around them.
[1:50:55] And if you're listening and
[1:50:56] wondering why more people
[1:51:00] aren't paying attention, it's
[1:51:00] by design.
[1:51:01] So don't get discouraged.
[1:51:01] You know the reality is that
[1:51:06] people are kept distracted with
[1:51:06] sports entertainment and just
[1:51:07] constant noise.
[1:51:12] You know, they're living for
[1:51:12] the weekend just to numb out
[1:51:13] and escape the very system that
[1:51:18] they have to endure all week.
[1:51:18] And while that's happening
[1:51:19] honestly, people are suffering
[1:51:20] so that everywhere injustices
[1:51:23] are not rare.
[1:51:24] They're constant within
[1:51:24] the system.
[1:51:25] This board no government agency
[1:51:29] is going to fix it.
[1:51:29] These problems you know, it's
[1:51:30] all because quite frankly they
[1:51:35] are the source of them all of
[1:51:36] them And this is all by design
[1:51:41] happy awakening.
[1:51:42] Okay, That's your comments.
[1:51:42] Thank you.
[1:51:47] Zoom user if you can please
[1:51:47] unmute again if you are raising
[1:51:48] your hand after the five minute
[1:51:54] timer we will not be able to
[1:51:55] get to you today but even if
[1:51:56] only email your comments are
[1:51:56] sitting correct and they will
[1:51:57] be distributed by zoom user
[1:51:59] again for you Please make sure
[1:52:00] you don't Please proceed.
[1:52:04] Well thanks for taking my call
[1:52:05] .
[1:52:06] I would like to pray for all of
[1:52:07] our brave troops that are in
[1:52:12] harm's way right now fighting
[1:52:12] the war we got at 20,000.
[1:52:16] San Diego is over there
[1:52:17] fighting the war on the carrier
[1:52:18] Abraham Lincoln, Boxer, some
[1:52:23] other ships and they're doing
[1:52:24] it for us.
[1:52:24] Man I like to pray that man
[1:52:25] from Galilee is born in
[1:52:29] Bethlehem and that he got mercy
[1:52:30] on our city San Diego and watch
[1:52:34] over our troops.
[1:52:35] Watch over our troops when he
[1:52:41] when they go out and fight
[1:52:41] the war for us.
[1:52:42] I hope they all come.
[1:52:46] I want to thank their families
[1:52:46] too for living here and being
[1:52:47] here.
[1:52:47] I'm really grateful for that
[1:52:53] And I want to give them courage
[1:52:53] make sure that missiles hit
[1:52:59] the mark just pray for
[1:52:59] the people of Iran to if they
[1:53:04] would know Jesus and you don't
[1:53:05] want to kill the people of
[1:53:06] Iran, just know the guys that
[1:53:06] are crazy.
[1:53:10] They're killing their own
[1:53:11] people so they'll have mercy on
[1:53:11] us.
[1:53:15] They have mercy on the people
[1:53:16] of Iran to our troops over
[1:53:23] there risking their lives.
[1:53:24] They want to bring them home to
[1:53:25] the families for the and they
[1:53:27] want to hold their kids when
[1:53:28] they get back but give them
[1:53:29] the clarity to do their jobs
[1:53:32] and follow the orders.
[1:53:32] And I thank you.
[1:53:33] Thank you, Jesus.
[1:53:39] Thank you.
[1:53:40] That's good Your comments.
[1:53:40] Oh, yes.
[1:53:45] Thank you, Tony.
[1:53:46] If you can please unmute that.
[1:53:46] Our final speaker is Judy
[1:53:51] Strain.
[1:53:52] >> Tony, you are a muted boy.
[1:53:57] Did I hear you here in council
[1:53:57] chambers?
[1:53:58] Not sure of the device that
[1:53:58] you're speaking into MAY be
[1:53:59] muted.
[1:54:02] Can you hear me?
[1:54:02] >> Yes.
[1:54:02] Please proceed.
[1:54:03] Yes.
[1:54:04] I want to know why this council
[1:54:08] is enacting policies that are
[1:54:09] centered around Jewish feelings
[1:54:10] over Palestinian lives during a
[1:54:14] two year long live stream
[1:54:15] genocide.
[1:54:15] Welcome, Bill.
[1:54:16] How dare you make those racist
[1:54:20] remarks about how Israel
[1:54:21] shouldn't have to be a shield
[1:54:22] for the rest of the world all
[1:54:22] on its own?
[1:54:23] What is Israel shielding
[1:54:27] the world from?
[1:54:28] Who is it shielding the world
[1:54:28] from these Islamic these
[1:54:32] Islamophobic remarks that you
[1:54:33] were repeating that you're
[1:54:34] making are totally unacceptable
[1:54:34] and totally unbecoming of a
[1:54:38] city council member?
[1:54:39] Israel is costing the us
[1:54:39] billions dragging us into
[1:54:45] Netanyahu's war with Iran and
[1:54:46] you are supporting this
[1:54:46] baseless warmongering And
[1:54:51] PRESIDENT Joe LaCava you should
[1:54:51] be ashamed of yourself for
[1:54:52] the disrespect you showed Sean
[1:54:57] Eagle Rivera by not kicking out
[1:54:57] the Zionist The interrupted him
[1:54:58] twice during his deliberation
[1:55:02] on that issue You kicked out
[1:55:03] multiple people for less during
[1:55:04] that same council meeting I
[1:55:08] watched it with my own eyes
[1:55:09] because I was there.
[1:55:10] You all served the United
[1:55:10] States of America not
[1:55:15] the United States of Israel
[1:55:15] Before you create ordinances
[1:55:16] that center Jewish feelings
[1:55:21] over Palestinian lives, why
[1:55:21] don't you make an ordinance
[1:55:22] calling for a ceasefire?
[1:55:27] Why don't you make an ordinance
[1:55:27] condemning the live stream
[1:55:28] genocide that I've been having
[1:55:31] to watch for the last two
[1:55:32] years?
[1:55:32] You all are way too cozy with
[1:55:33] that aipac money.
[1:55:37] You all are way too cozy with
[1:55:38] these special interest groups
[1:55:38] and we're paying attention to
[1:55:39] what you're doing.
[1:55:40] We're paying attention to who
[1:55:44] you're funded by and we will be
[1:55:44] recalling those of you and no
[1:55:45] longer voting for those of you
[1:55:48] that continue to put Israel
[1:55:49] over the United States of
[1:55:55] America.
[1:56:00] Put your comments loudspeakers
[1:56:00] .
[1:56:01] >> Judy Strang please.
[1:56:06] I mean Jewish strong Academy
[1:56:14] before you begin to meet
[1:56:15] yourself we will meet you.
[1:56:16] >> There you go dark It's
[1:56:18] always such a difficult
[1:56:19] situation calling in from work.
[1:56:20] Thank you for your patience and
[1:56:20] thank you for this opportunity
[1:56:24] to share some information that
[1:56:25] I receive As a retired public
[1:56:25] health worker I still receive a
[1:56:30] great deal of information from
[1:56:31] the field and from my friends
[1:56:31] in the field both national and
[1:56:35] international And I received it
[1:56:36] today this morning from good
[1:56:41] friends that recently attended
[1:56:42] the Commission on Narcotic
[1:56:45] Drugs held in Vienna, Austria
[1:56:46] held every two years and in
[1:56:47] fact the organization presented
[1:56:52] there and she knew that I would
[1:56:52] be happy to hear that there was
[1:56:53] a featured event called Women
[1:56:57] Youth and the Next Generation
[1:56:58] Bridging Mental Health,
[1:56:58] Reproductive health and
[1:57:04] Substance use prevention across
[1:57:04] the life course of our young
[1:57:05] women.
[1:57:09] This particular workshop that
[1:57:10] they provided underscores
[1:57:10] the importance for women to
[1:57:16] understand the role that drugs
[1:57:17] plays in their mental health as
[1:57:21] well as their physical health.
[1:57:22] And I understand it was
[1:57:23] extremely well received While
[1:57:28] there they presented the recent
[1:57:28] information regarding marijuana
[1:57:34] use and pregnant and nursing
[1:57:35] women pointing out that
[1:57:35] the recent research expresses
[1:57:40] concern for fetal brain
[1:57:40] development and long term neuro
[1:57:41] developmental outcomes as many
[1:57:46] of us should be concerned as
[1:57:47] well.
[1:57:47] And the new research that
[1:57:48] continues to come in daily
[1:57:52] pointing out that we need to
[1:57:53] care about our teens and our
[1:57:54] young women as they make
[1:57:58] choices regarding their sexual
[1:57:59] health and their pregnancy that
[1:58:04] marijuana is not something that
[1:58:05] should occur during their
[1:58:05] pregnancy, that the research
[1:58:09] doesn't support it and doesn't
[1:58:10] help it And I hope that we can
[1:58:11] all work together to get this
[1:58:12] information out to our young
[1:58:16] women.
[1:58:17] >> Thank you.
[1:58:17] Thank you.
[1:58:18] And that does improve our
[1:58:19] general public comment for
[1:58:22] today's meeting.
[1:58:22] All right.
[1:58:23] Thank you.
[1:58:23] Having a little bit of a
[1:58:24] dilemma here because I think
[1:58:29] Council member Whitburn is on
[1:58:30] the lines, you know, looking at
[1:58:30] the rules of council.
[1:58:31] So we are consistent No
[1:58:31] discussion or action on any
[1:58:34] matter of not having the public
[1:58:34] comment shall be permitted.
[1:58:35] So with that guidance, sir, I
[1:58:39] leave it up to you.
[1:58:39] >> Thank you.
[1:58:40] Council PRESIDENT I don't
[1:58:40] respond with a member of
[1:58:45] the public takes issue with
[1:58:46] something that I say or do that
[1:58:51] is totally fair game But when a
[1:58:52] member of the public makes an
[1:58:53] accurate statement about a
[1:58:58] member of my staff I am going
[1:58:59] to defend my staff member.
[1:58:59] We had a member of the public
[1:59:03] say that a member by a staff
[1:59:04] had not gotten back to that
[1:59:04] individual.
[1:59:05] I have an entire email chain of
[1:59:10] their correspondence so my
[1:59:11] staff is very good about
[1:59:11] getting back to constituents.
[1:59:12] I'm proud of them and I will
[1:59:16] defend the record.
[1:59:16] >> Thank you.
[1:59:17] All right.
[1:59:17] I knew you would use your
[1:59:18] discretion.
[1:59:19] Thank you for your comment.
[1:59:22] So with that, does the city
[1:59:23] attorney have anything to
[1:59:23] report out from close session?
[1:59:24] >> Yeah.
[1:59:25] If there's one item to report
[1:59:27] out today today the city
[1:59:28] council voted on closed session
[1:59:29] item number three to initiate
[1:59:29] litigation Once litigation is
[1:59:33] formally commenced the action
[1:59:34] the defendant and other
[1:59:34] particulars will be disclosed
[1:59:35] to any person upon inquiry
[1:59:40] unless to do so would
[1:59:41] jeopardize effective service of
[1:59:41] process or settlement
[1:59:42] negotiations.
[1:59:45] The motion passed 820 with
[1:59:46] Council member la absent.
[1:59:46] That concludes my report.
[1:59:47] All right.
[1:59:47] Thank you for that report.
[1:59:51] We will now adjourn the council
[1:59:52] to the regularly scheduled
[1:59:52] council meeting on Tuesday,