Written Communications – Item 6.1
Alan C. – Received 1.22.2024
COPY TO
NEWS
MAYORS
SANDAG
SUPERVISORS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EVERY CITY COUNCIL
REP DAVID ALVEREZ
SENATOR STEVE PADILLA
CA STATE REPS SENATORS
CITY MEETING
5PM TUESDAY JAN 23 2024
276 FOURTH AVE CHULA VISTA
https://pub-chulavista.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx?Id=00fab272-13fd-4504-b445- 316363587ea0&Agenda=Merged&lang=English
@CITY CLERK - Please Verify Attached PowerPoint received for Public Speaking and is displayed live and in the video for ALL public to see during my Public Speaking AGENDA 6.1. Please enter into public record entire email and PowerPoint (please color pictures for online public record and black white okay for binder to save ink). The other Email of Council Preciado District 2 News Letter and Car Show announcment please insert to Public Record Agenda 5
EVERY CITY WHAT WILL YOU DO
TO PROTECT YOUR COMMUNITY?
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HOMELESS OUTREACH CHALLENGES NO ARRESTS
JUST ONE DAY 2,000 SQUARE FOOT GRAFFITI REMOVED
JUST ONE DAY 36,540 LBS TRASH IN JUST DAY OF CLEANUP
$MILLIONS SPENT HOMELESS CLEANUP THEN HOMELESS RETURN
SLIDE 2
HOMELESS OUTREACH TEAM BUSINESS CARD
Here is the card that is HANDED OUT TO JUST HOMELESS which has way too much data confusing to Homeless many that are suffering drug abuse resulting mental Illness. What about Business, Schools and Residents that are also affected by the tents; WHY are they also not given the contact information cards by the city?
SLIDE 3
CUSTOM BUSINESS CARD EASY CONTACT LIST
For your review; keep it simple. BASIC CARD LESS CONFUSING HAND OUT TO Written Communications – Item 6.1
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HOMELESS; SAME CARD TO ALL BUSINESS AND RESIDENTS. Many in the community of residents and business affected by encroachment do not know who to contact for Homeless Outreach. The business cards should AVAILABLE TO ALL ALWAYS a stack of CVPD HOT contact cards on the table at City Hall, at Libraries and ALL Community Centers. EVERY LOCATION SAME AS CHULA VISTA TODAY NEWSPAPER PLEASE PLACE CARDS FOR ALL OF THE PUBLIC.
SLIDE 4
TAX FUNDED CELL PHONE TABLES BREAK LAW ADA ACCESS OF SIDEWALK.
State vendor law protection DOES NOT AUTHORIZE BLOCKING ADA ACCESS OR ENCROACHMENT ANY PRIVATE PROPERTY IF FORCED OFF PUBLIC SIDEWALK. Cite and arrest the cell phone table operators that are specific staged for Homeless who then use for Drug Deals that occur on Industrial Blvd and at parking lot of Planet Fitness
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Gym and iHop Restaurant; the businesses attend by families are at risk.
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TAX WASTE $350,000 VS PRIVATE JUST FEW $1000
IT SHOULD NOT TAKE MONTHS TO FENCE INDUSTRIAL BLVD
"SAFE SLEEPING" SITE TENTS HIDE CONTINUE OF DRUG USE ARE UNSAFE BREAKING NEWS - 2024 STOMACH ILLNESS A REPEAT HISTORY OF DISEASE
OUTBREAK
"Around 30 residents and four staff members at one of San Diego's safe sleeping sites reported having gastrointestinal symptoms, prompting county public health officials to investigate, the city announced Saturday. The city received the reports from residents at the O Lot site by Balboa Park on Friday. The staff members who reported symptoms are part of the nonprofit provider Dreams For Change, according to the city. Officials from the county's Department of Environmental Health and Quality and Public Health Services were at O Lot on Saturday investigating the cause of the illness." https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/county-investigating-reports-of-stomach- illness-at-san-diegos-safe-sleeping-site/3410487/
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CORRELATION HISTORY 2017 HEPATITIS OUTBREAK
CONSEQUENCE OF GOVERNMENT FAIL PLASTIC BAG BAN
"The plastic bag ban is the main reason for the hepatitis outbreak,” says the homeless man who writes the Homeless Survival Guide. “The hepatitis outbreak was completely predictable, it's why I left San Diego.” Homeless people learned long ago that pooping in plastic-bag-lined containers meant you could wrap the session up and dispose of all the stuff without touching it, he said in a long email. So when it got harder to get the bags after the ban went into effect late last year, it became harder to find the bags and people who were able to keep things clean had to work a lot harder. Plenty of people
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discounted the plastic-bag theory but San Diego County Public Health Officer Wilma Wooten was not one of them.“Yes, absolutely, we know people use the bags for that,” she said. “We know people don’t have bathrooms and they can put bags in cans and buckets and maintain good hygiene. That’s why we put plastic bags in the hygiene kits we’re handing out. That’s what we expect people will use them for." https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2017/sep/08/stringers-plastic-bag-ban-led- hep-health-crisis/
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MORE HISTORY DURING COVID IGNORE PUBLIC SAFETY
INFECTION SPREAD MTS STILL ENCOURAGES RIDE DISEASED BUS
PROTECT DRIVERS PASSENGERS FORCE BOARD BACK DOORS IGNORE PUBLIC
INFECTION
"4/1/20 Rear Door Boarding & Suspension of Cash Fares. To help protect the health of our bus drivers, rear door boarding is in effect on MTS buses Senior and ADA passengers will be allowed to enter through the front door as normal; all other passengers will use the rear door. This change will help us continue to run essential service for those who still need it.
At this time, no cash is being accepted on board. Passengers should still load a Day Pass or Monthly Pass on their Compass Card or Compass Cloud app (SDM and Youth Day Passes are available in the Compass Cloud app). While riders will not ‘tap’ on buses, you may be asked for a visual inspection of their Compass Card and/or Compass Cloud pass." https://www.sdmts.com/schedules-real-time/covid-19-updates ABOVE LINK REMOVED BY MTS SEE INTERNET ARCHIVE LINK:
http://web.archive.org/web/20200410233657/https://www.sdmts.com/schedules- real-time/covid-19-updates
"Germ Barriers We’ve installed germ barriers to protect our bus operators. These barriers allow us to resume front door boarding and open up the front of vehicles to give passengers more space to spread out while on board. Public health notices are posted on vehicles and at Trolley stations, reminding passengers of best hygiene practices.." https://www.sdmts.com/rider-info/covid-19
FROM SAN DIEGO MTS WEBSITE = ADMITS INFECTION TRANSMISSION Written Communications – Item 6.1
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SLIDE 8
REMOVE BAD STATE LAWS STOP HOMELESS
INVITE STATE REPS AND SUPERVISOR VARGAS
EVERY HOMELESS WORKSHOP MUST STAY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT
Thank You to DA Summer Stephens for attending last week. Chief Kennedy mentioned police enforcement limited due to Prop 47 and Prop 57.THE PEOPLE WHO DID NOT
ATTEND LAST WEEK AND SHOULD HAVE BEEN INVITED SENATOR STEVE PADILLA AND REPRESENTATIVE DAVID ALVAREZ. National City removed Cruising Ban in 2023 leading to entire state removing cruising ban this year. IT TAKES A COMMUNITY AND CITY
REPS TO COMMUNICATE TO STATE REMOVE TERRIBLE LAWS THAT AFFECT EVERYONE INCLUDING PEOPLE THAT ARE ENCOURAGED TO STAY HOMELESS!
CONTACT OUR SAN DIEGO STATE REPS AND COUNTY SUPERVISOR
REPORT FRONT AND CENTER TO PUBLIC CITY MEETINGS
REMOVE HORRIBLE LAWS PROP 47 AND PROP 57
OFFICIAL FOR PUBLIC USE EMAIL CONTACT
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THESE REPS ALL ARE FROM SAN DIEGO DO THEY CARE?
Catherine [email protected]
Steve Padilla [email protected]
Christopher Ward [email protected]
David Alvarez [email protected]
Nora Vargas [email protected]
SLIDE 9
ENFORCE EXISTING LAW
AGAINST LAW ENCROACH ANY PROPERTY
AGAINST THE LAW DRUG ABUSE AND PROSTITUTION
Coronado has removed all homeless simply by enforcing existing law. San Francisco removed homeless when china dictator visited. Chula Vista if upper wealth Coronado can remove homeless why not our city by just enforce existing law in working class neighborhood. Homeless were removed corner Palomar and Industrial; however there are still drug tents where children walk to Harborside School in front of Brentwood Residential Community. The 24 hour notice useless when encroachment of still breaking the law.
Use the same analogy any crime and give a 24 hour notice to any criminal activity does not provide for safety of the community.
DUMPED HOMELESS OTHER CITIES
GET UNUSED BEDS CONTACT SAN DIEGO CITY
OFFICIAL CITY EMAIL & PHONE SAN DIEGO REPS
Todd Gloria 619-236-6330 [email protected]
Joe LaCava 619-236-6611 [email protected]
Jennifer Campbell 619-236-6622 [email protected] Stephen Whitburn 619-236-6633 [email protected] Marni von Wilpert 619-236-6655 [email protected] Kent Lee 619-236-6616 [email protected]
Raul Campillo 619-236-6677 [email protected]
Vivian Moreno [email protected]
Sean Elo-Rivera 619-236-6699 [email protected] Monica Montgomery 619-236-6644 [email protected] 619-531-5544 [email protected]
RESIDENTS OF BRENTWOOD TRAILER PARK AFFECTED BY HOMELESS
ENCROACHMENT
" Enjoy all of the conveniences of metropolitan living in our unique bayside Chula Vista community. Conveniently located near I-5, our manufactured homes place you less than 12 miles from downtown San Diego and its many attractions. Harborside Elementary School, Costco, and Walmart are a short stroll away. Plus, you’ll find an array of shops, cafes, and eateries at Palomar Trolley Center <HOMELESS SCREAMING WALKING THE STREETS>. And when you’re ready for a little outdoor fun, head to nearby Harborside Park <CLOSED ALMOST TWO YEARS>, featuring a skate park, basketball Written Communications – Item 6.1
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hoops, a soccer field, and more."
1100 Industrial Blvd Chula Vista, CA 91911
https://www.brentwoodmhc.com/
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CAMPING BAN USELESS IF ONLY GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
Heartless San Diego City closed down 550 bed shelter Golden Hall Then Enacted Camping Ban that ignores private property Market Street
CONTACT SAN DIEGO GET THE UNUSED BUNK BEDS FOR TRICARE BUILDING https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/homelessness/story/2023-02-28/golden- hall-shelter-to-closes-homeless-people-to-be-relocated
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EVERY CITY MULTIPLE ABANDONED COMMERCIAL LOTS
BATHROOMS HVAC ALREADY INSTALLED INEXPENSIVE QUICK CONVERT TO BED
SHELTERS
For example of an abandoned grocery store in Slide 14 - SIMPLY POP OFF SHELVES ONE
SIDE OF AISLE LEAVE ONE OR TWO LAYERS OPPOSITE SIDE FOR STORAGE OF PERSONAL AFFECTS; THIS ENCORAGES HOMELESS TO GO TO SHELTER. Affordable Housing after subsidy by tax payers still have high cost of rent that will never help people no money living in tents. Provide quick to build bed shelters to monitor, treat substance abuse and encourage not job training, but immediate apply for job at employment agency.
Every homeless in subsidized shelter; the city must enforce rules NO SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND DETOX TO STOP HABIT, the homeless must attend employment agency (CASE WORKER MONITOR ENFORCEMENT) located just blocks away on 1111 Bay Boulevard Suite E Chula Vista CA, 91911. HAVING A JOB DISCOURAGES SUBSTANCE ABUSE. https://www.unemploymentoffice.org/job-search
https://www.unemploymentoffice.org/chula-vista-california-unemployment-office
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550 BEDS REMOVED GOLDEN HALL HOMELESS SHELTER SOLD OFF RICH
DEVELOPERS
Every city communicate to San Diego City Council to obtain the unused beds. San Diego selling off previous 550 bed shelter Golden Hall to rich developers, has implemented a camping ban to limit homeless to residential neighborhoods which forced Homeless into other cities.
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644 NAPLES STREET CHULA VISTA
ABANDONED TRICARE BUILDING ON BROADWAY
HAS BATHROOMS AND HVAC FOR BUNK BED SHELTER
The abandoned TriCare building is at the far side of Costco parking lot can immediately service 100s of Homeless with bunk beds and is only a block away from the homeless encampments on Oxford Street at Harborside. This will Immediate Remove safety risk of Written Communications – Item 6.1
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Homeless Drug Tents next to Harborside Elementary School and Harborside park for the safety of all community residents. THE TRICARE BUILDING CAN BE A PERMANENT COST AFFECTIVE, IMMEDIATE AND MAXIMIZE AMOUNT OF HOMELESS OFF THE STREET. A
PERMANENT BUILDING FOR CONTINUAL SERVICE ANY NEW HOMELESS LIVING ON THE STREET AS A FIRST STEP BEFORE TRANSITIONING TO TINY HOMES. DETOX AND A JOB (NOT TIME WASTE JOB TRAINING) FOR INDIVIDUALS PAYING THEIR OWN RENT IN PERMANENT HOUSING.
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MARCH CA PROP 1 WILL CHANGE R1 ZONE TO ALLOW MULTI LEVEL HOUSING City gains tax revenue from dense housing ignores decades established suburbs. Slide 18 Senior Citizens have lived in homes for decades and now their back yard is shadowed by sis story structure. QUESTION GREED OF NON PROFITS MAKING MILLIONS AND DECIDING OF THE FEW WHO CAN LIVE THERE. Many of the so called "Non-Profits have business partners multiple states with some profiting off border processing centers; WHO WILL BE APPROVED TO LIVE IN THE AT ONE TIME QUIET NEIGHBORHOODS?
TWO FAILURES OF TAX FUNDED HOUSING
K & 3RD AND E & 3RD SUBURBS DESTROYED
GREED Mountain West Developer admitted even after tax payers pay monthly subsidy rent still $800 a month
https://www.mountainwest.com/development
https://www.mountainwest.com/hsmc
https://www.casaestilocv.com/
"Non Profit" RHF PROFITS BILLIONS 55 Unit The Project
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Irony of same name as Projects located all over the east coast of blight Government Housing.
NON PROFIT RHF MAKING BILLIONS FROM TAX PAYERS https://rhf.org/ CHULA VISTA 5.9 APPROVED AFTER RECEIVING PAYMENT FROM RHF TO FUND 55 UNIT
HOUSING
https://pub-chulavista.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx?Id=944aad36-884f-4db9- 9b10-d7d50f634701&Agenda=PostMinutes&lang=English&Item=35&Tab=attachments AGENDA 5.9 https://pub-
chulavista.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=36854
EVERY CITY - CCDC PROFITS WHILE RIPPING OUT SUBURBS
RUIN SINGLE FAMILY HOME COMMUNITY FOR HIGH RISE HOUSING Laurie Orange of Community Congregational Development Corporation CCDC is a Chula Vista nonprofit. Since 2013, has granted MONEY FROM TAX PAYERS $6.4 million to 22 local nonprofit and government agencies serving seniors in South Bay. https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/caregiver/news-for-caregivers/story/2022-08- 11/local-nonprofit-surpasses-6-million-in-grants-distributed-to-support-south-bay- seniors
CCDC has historically invested in affordable housing developments for seniors and older adults. In the last few years, we have started to fund pilot projects and the expansion of existing programs and services in the areas of transportation and social engagement, as well as housing- and transit-related infrastructure.
https://www.ccdc4seniors.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/CCDC-Grant-Application- May-2021-Final.pdf
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$5.7 MILLION ONLY 66 UNITS WILL NOT HELP 1000S OFF THE STREET TINY HOMES HIGHEST RENT EVER = MORE EXPENSIVE THEN LA JOLLA WHY IS A "NON PROFIT" FROM ANOTHER CITY PROFITING FROM TAX PAYERS? Tiny Home Chula Vista should be the prize only AFTER OBTAINING EMPLOYMENT which helps to prevent substance abuse. Any subsidized housing such as Palomar Hotel useless to prevent drug abuse of monitoring of the tenants behind locked doors.
Anyone living in TAX FUNDED Subsidized "Affordable" Housing MUST pay their own rent to encourage breaking homeless cycle of never ending entitlement dependence. THE 90 DAY
LIMIT AT TINY HOME OR ANY VOUCHER PROGRAM WORTHLESS WHEN HOMELESS GO BACK ON THE STREET; CITY CASE WORKERS MUST MONITOR TO ENSURE HOMELESS GAIN EMPLOYMENT TO BREAK THE HOMELESS CYCLE.
https://www.chulavistatoday.com/local-news/long-beach-nonprofit-city-net-to- operate-chula-vistas-first-homeless-shelter/
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Alan Curry
MAYOR - COUNCIL
INVITE TO MEETINGS
REP DAVID ALVAREZ
SENATOR STEVE PADILLA
STOP CRIME REPEAL PROP 47 PROP 57
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