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From: alan mil
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2024 7:58 AM
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Subject: Re: 1/30 BoS EMERGENCY AGENDA
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Tell SD County and EVERY CITY deal with the homeless trash clogging street drains before the next storm!
WHY DID SAN DIEGO CLOSE 550 BED SHELTER AND SELLING TO RICH DEVELOPERS? GOLDEN HALL HAS TEMPORARY REOPENED LAST WEEK MAKE IT PERMANENT SHELTER! https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/homelessness/story/2023-02-28/golden-hall- shelter-to-closes-homeless-people-to-be-relocated
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MY DAILY READ QUOTED AMY REICHERT
THE REAL ISSUE CLOGGED STREET DRAINS
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/01/garbage_from_homeless_population_clog s_storm_drains_floods_san_diego_county_homes.html
Urgent Reality Check. The undeniable link between our homelessness crisis & floods in San Diego hits hard. Tents, sleeping bags, trash, shopping carts in the canals clogged the drains. The call is crystal clear: MORE shelter beds NOW & strict canal maintenance enforcement. pic.twitter.com/FKuMEjXBFR
— Amy Reichert January 27, 2024
CHULA VISTA SAME ISSUE HOMELESS DUMP $100 STOLEN SHOPPING CARTS
IN THE SWEETWATER MARSH WILDLIFE REFUGE NEXT TO NATIONAL CITY [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
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HOMELESS REMOVED COME BACK DAYS LATER!
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RAPID SOLUTION CONVERT ABANDONED PROPERTIES
INTO HOMELESS BUNK BED SHELTERS
HELP 1000S PEOPLE OFF THE STREET
Remove Store Shelves Leave Walls For Privacy Allows Monitoring Every Aisle
Abandoned Properties Have HVAC And Bathroom More Humane Then Tents
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EVERY CITY ABANDONED COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES COST AFFECTIVE
EVERY CITY SEE CORONADO SOLUTION ENFORCE EXISTING LAWS
ENCROACH LAW ANY PROPERTY AND PUBLIC INTOXICATION LAW
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Alan Curry
TO SD COUNTY AND SAN DIEGO CITY CLERKS AND COUNSEL:
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WHY DID SUPERVISOR MONICA MONTGOMERY STEPPE BLOCK ME ON OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT EMAIL?
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On Mon, Jan 29, 2024 at 8:02 PM Paul wrote:
Sorry, just got this. My ideas in yellow. Please feel free to use them:
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2024, 2:00 PM
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION CENTER, ROOM 310
1600 PACIFIC HIGHWAY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
TELECONFERENCE LOCATION: 325 S. MELROSE DRIVE., STE. 5200, VISTA, CA 92083
Order Of Business
A. Roll Call
B. Statement (just cause) and/or Consideration of a Request to Participate Remotely (emergency
circumstances) by a Supervisor, if applicable.
C. Discussion Items
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DISCUSSION ITEM
1. COMMUNITY RESPONSE AND RECOVERY; AN URGENCY
ORDINANCE OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
EXERCISING THE COUNTY’S POLICE POWER TO PROHIBIT
RESIDENTIAL
EVICTIONS WITHOUT JUST CAUSE AND TO ENACT A DELAY ON
CERTAIN
RESIDENTIAL RENT INCREASES; FEE WAIVERS; CONTRACT
AMENDMENTS
[FUNDING SOURCE: GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUE]
(4 VOTES)
It is good that the Supervisors want to get serious about the emergency response and recovery. It is actually about a week late but just in time for the next storm. But the devil's in the details.
Community outreach meetings to understand emergency needs is good. But scanning MSN.com might give you free ideas, too!
More free advice - Before the next storm, please consider installing some king of mesh or grating over the storm drains and culverts, especially on slopes above houses where it might overflow on them directly.
The trash situation, as well as the infrastructure, has been badly neglected. Do we need more 'no littering' signs? Public trash cans?
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You guys want to create a map to be used to determine the exact areas eligible for the fee waivers. based on the data collected during the emergency response effort for the 2024 catastrophic storm event.
Should be anyone provably affected, not just people in certain areas. Problems involving underground pipes, shifting soils, or decaying bluffs may not be something you can always pinpoint on a map.
Why waive fees for building permits only in the unincorporated areas? If County issues building permits anywhere in the County, the fees should be waived.
You want the CAO to report back within 60 days. Nice, although the next major storm is expected in 2 days, but I am confident that our CAO has some good suggestions now. And why limit it to the four phases of emergency management?
Not sure how the use of ARPA funds is is COVID-related.
You want re-imbursement for ARPA funds they gave you-bit of a laugh.
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