Agenda packet — El Cajon City Council, March 14, 2023 (part 2 of 2)

EXHIBIT C
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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
6 Veterans 6
Single adult households 6
Families 5
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 5
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
people experiencing homelesness
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
El Cajon has no permanent supportive housing with the exception of Genesis Apartments which serves 8 formerly homeless veterans.

The City needs permanent solutions to housing the homeless (not temporary solutions i.e. shelters, transitional, ect.) Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
4 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
1

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Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Build new rental housing 5
Buy and fix up existing housing 1
Help landlords house homeless 2
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
1 Life skills training 5
Case Management 6
Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 2
Motels/hotels 3
Build new shelters 1
Make shelters out of existing buildings 4
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
Respondent skipped this question

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Q1
Name of Person or Organization
Chelsea Investment Corporation
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Cheri Hoffman / President
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Respondent skipped this question
Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Affordable Housing Developer
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Veterans,
Individuals,
Families
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
No
Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
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IP Address:IP Address: 66.185.167.466.185.167.4

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Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
4 Veterans 2
Single adult households 3
Families 1
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 5
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
SRO/studio units with case management and services that are provided in-house.

Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Long-term care/targeted services for mentally disabled persons Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

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Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 1
Build new rental housing 3
Buy and fix up existing housing 2
Help landlords house homeless 5
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 4
Other (please specify): Funding sources tailored to high level services accompanied with housing
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
3 Homeless prevention services 4
Job training 1
Life skills training 2
Case Management 5
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 6
Other (please specify): Guidance on where to find help for a specific situation Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 2
Motels/hotels 3
Build new shelters 4
Make shelters out of existing buildings 1
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 5
Other (please specify): pop-up shelters/hospitals in over populated homeless areas.

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Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not specifically asked about in this survey?
None

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Q1
Name of Person or Organization
Wakeland Housing and Development Corporation
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Tricia Tasto Levien, VP of Operations
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Affordable Housing Developer
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Individuals,
Other (please specify):

Older adults age 55+
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
No
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Collector:Collector:

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IP Address:IP Address: 99.78.97.16199.78.97.161

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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
4 Veterans 3
Single adult households 1
Families 5
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 6
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 2
Other (please specify): Older Adults 55+
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Need for permanent supportive housing and affordable housing Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Permanent supportive housing and affordable housing

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Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
1 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 4 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
3 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
2 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 2
Build new rental housing 1
Buy and fix up existing housing 3
Help landlords house homeless 4
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
2 Homeless prevention services 3
Job training 6
Life skills training 4
Case Management 1
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 5
Other (please specify): Behavioral health care (mental health and substance use)

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Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 2
Motels/hotels 4
Build new shelters 3
Make shelters out of existing buildings 1
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
Respondent skipped this question

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Name of Person or Organization
Legal Aid Society of San Diego
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Gilberto Vera- Senior Attorney of Housing Team
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Legal Service Provider
Other (please specify):

Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 68.6.147.19168.6.147.191

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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
1 Veterans 2
Families 1
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 1
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Elderly
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
lack of income to afford high rents, assistance with finding housing, and supportive services Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
lack of affordable housing

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Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
1 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 3 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
2 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
4 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 1
Build new rental housing 5
Buy and fix up existing housing 4
Help landlords house homeless 3
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 2
Other (please specify): Building more affordable housing Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
1 Homeless prevention services 2
Job training 6
Life skills training 4
Case Management 3

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Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 4
Motels/hotels 1
Build new shelters 3
Make shelters out of existing buildings 2
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
Respondent skipped this question

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Q1
Name of Person or Organization
County of San Diego Housing and Community Development Services Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Sarah Snook Brunson, Housing Program Analyst
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Funder
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 170.213.22.11170.213.22.11

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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
3 Veterans 2
Single adult households 1
Families 5
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 4
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 6
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Permanent supportive housing, lack of units in general that are accessible and affordable to extremely low-income households, connection to services and permanent options
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
There need to be many more additional permanent supportive housing units that support the physical needs of persons experiencing homelessness (through housing first) as well as the mental and emotional needs common in the population. City of El Cajon already has shelter options - needs to move people to permanent solutions

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Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
1 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 2 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
3 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
4 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 1
Build new rental housing 2
Buy and fix up existing housing 4
Help landlords house homeless 3
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 5
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
2 Homeless prevention services 3
Job training 4
Life skills training 5
Case Management 1
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 6

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Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 2
Motels/hotels 1
Build new shelters 4
Make shelters out of existing buildings 3
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
Respondent skipped this question

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Name of Person or Organization
East County Homeless Task Force
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Bonnie Baranoff
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Shelter, housing, & service advocates
Other (please specify):

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Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 72.197.252.12372.197.252.123

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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Respondent skipped this question
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
2 Veterans 4
Single adult households 6
Families 5
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 1
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 3
Other (please specify): Older adults
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Lack of a sufficient inventory of affordable housing units and no permanent supportive housing.

Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Not enough emergency shelter beds and no safe parking or safe camping options.

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Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
2 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 4 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
3 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
1 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 2
Build new rental housing 4
Buy and fix up existing housing 3
Help landlords house homeless 1
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
2 Homeless prevention services 4
Job training 5
Life skills training 3
Case Management 1

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Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 1
Motels/hotels 4
Build new shelters 3
Make shelters out of existing buildings 2
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
Respondent skipped this question

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Q1
Name of Person or Organization
Da
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Respondent skipped this question
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Interested Community Member
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Individuals
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Respondent skipped this question
Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
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Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 87.249.134.12987.249.134.129

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Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
2 Veterans 2
Single adult households 5
Families 3
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 3
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Drug addicts/ alcoholics
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Connect housing and living with earning by working. No shelter without working. And if no shelter then it's vagrancy and jailable offense. We need to stop attracting homeless here. Most addicts need to be isolated away from temptation until doing better Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Dealing with addicts. Needs treatment lockdown and security.

Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

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Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 2
Build new rental housing 3
Buy and fix up existing housing 4
Help landlords house homeless 5
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Semi private, low cost, security barracks living where residents work during day and do counciling or have work assigned like a commune
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Homeless prevention services 4
Job training 2
Life skills training 1
Case Management 3
Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Make shelters out of existing buildings 1
Other (please specify): We have been helping homeless personally for 2 generations. Over a dozen. They need help but also need discipline. One without the other is wasted time and money.

Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not specifically asked about in this survey?
Much of the questions show me most of your thinking is completely missing the target and wasting your time

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Q1
Name of Person or Organization
Nancy Kuhlmann
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
N/A
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Interested Community Member
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Respondent skipped this question
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COMPLETECOMPLETE
Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 72.207.85.10272.207.85.102

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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Respondent skipped this question
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
1 Veterans 2
Single adult households 3
Families 1
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 1
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 2
Other (please specify): Those suffering from addiction
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Affordable housing. Being able to pay required move in costs.

Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Not enough housing.

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Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
2 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 3 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
1 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
4 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 1
Build new rental housing 2
Buy and fix up existing housing 3
Help landlords house homeless 5
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
1 Homeless prevention services 2
Job training 3
Life skills training 4
Case Management 5

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Name of Person or Organization
Kurt Brauer
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Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Respondent skipped this question
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Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Interested Community Member
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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Collector:Collector:

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Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
1 Veterans 2
Single adult households 3
Families 3
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 1
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 3
Other (please specify): Programs/Actives for seniors
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Assistance for physical and verbal violence.

Individuals with mental health issues and concerns
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
social and community events. Job training and or job workshops. (ie) How to write a resume, How to dress for and interview. Person hygiene and one on one communication.

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What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
4 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 3 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
1 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
2 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 1
Build new rental housing 3
Buy and fix up existing housing 2
Help landlords house homeless 4
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
1 Homeless prevention services 3
Job training 2
Life skills training 4
Case Management 5

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What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 4
Motels/hotels 3
Build new shelters 2
Make shelters out of existing buildings 1
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
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Name of Person or Organization
Miss Holloway
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Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Respondent skipped this question
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
A person with lived experience of homelessness
(current, recent, or formerly homeless)
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Respondent skipped this question
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IP Address:IP Address: 174.243.226.52174.243.226.52

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From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
3 Veterans 1
Single adult households 5
Families 4
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 2
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Lack of affordable housing
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and
housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Respondent skipped this question
Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
2 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 1 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
3 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
4

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What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 3
Build new rental housing 5
Buy and fix up existing housing 1
Help landlords house homeless 2
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
2 Homeless prevention services 4
Job training 5
Life skills training 1
Case Management 3
Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 2
Motels/hotels 3
Build new shelters 4
Make shelters out of existing buildings 1
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
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Name of Person or Organization
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Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
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Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
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Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Respondent skipped this question
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Respondent skipped this question
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IP Address:IP Address: 72.214.28.24472.214.28.244

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Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most
important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of
priority with the highest need being number 1.

Respondent skipped this question
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see
among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing
homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Respondent skipped this question
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and
housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Respondent skipped this question
Q11
What do you think is most important to address the
housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Respondent skipped this question
Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide
affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please
rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Respondent skipped this question
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Life skills training 3

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Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
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Name of Person or Organization
Forte
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Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Forte
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Interested Community Member
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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Started:Started: Wednesday, January 25, 2023 7:20:42 PMWednesday, January 25, 2023 7:20:42 PM Last Modified:Last Modified: Wednesday, January 25, 2023 7:29:42 PMWednesday, January 25, 2023 7:29:42 PM Time Spent:Time Spent: 00:09:0000:09:00
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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
1 Veterans 1
Single adult households 3
Families 2
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 3
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Mentally ill, Disabled
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
More work
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Haven't seen any to give an example

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What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 1
Build new rental housing 2
Buy and fix up existing housing 3
Help landlords house homeless 4
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 5
Other (please specify): More affordable rent
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
1 Homeless prevention services 4
Job training 2
Life skills training 3
Case Management 5

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What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 3
Motels/hotels 5
Build new shelters 4
Make shelters out of existing buildings 1
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create
programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not
specifically asked about in this survey?
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Name of Person or Organization
City of El Cajon
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Yani Pelayo, Housing Specialist
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

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Started:Started: Wednesday, December 07, 2022 9:42:07 AMWednesday, December 07, 2022 9:42:07 AM Last Modified:Last Modified: Thursday, January 26, 2023 8:49:36 AMThursday, January 26, 2023 8:49:36 AM Time Spent:Time Spent: Over a monthOver a month
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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most
important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of
priority with the highest need being number 1.

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What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

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Name of Person or Organization
Mama's Kitchen
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Christian Nolan, Director of Strategic Initiatives
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Supportive Services Provider
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
4 Veterans 1
Single adult households 1
Families 1
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 2
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see
among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing
homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Respondent skipped this question
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and
housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
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What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 2
Build new rental housing 1
Buy and fix up existing housing 4
Help landlords house homeless 3
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
1 Homeless prevention services 2
Job training 5
Life skills training 3
Case Management 4

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Name of Person or Organization
Local 10 year Resident
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Ashley C
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Struggling Single Mother
Other (please specify):

Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Other (please specify):

Not Applicable
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
4 Veterans 5
Single adult households 6
Families 2
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 3
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Employed One Parent Households
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
I have lived and worked in the city of El Cajon almost ten years. I had been on the section 8 list for 13 years. I have a 13 yr old daughter and a 3 year old son. In December 2021 My name finally came up on the list and I qualified (per the county’s paperwork) and then the County followed up that letter stating I did not (even though again per their numbers if did) I requested an informal hearing (February 2022) and it took them 9 months to respond to that. They told me that they made a mistake or error and that I didn’t qualify. I requested they show me proof-they told me that wasn’t possible. They encouraged at that point to contact the City of El Cajon’s Housing department because they have resources available to me. They noted that my name would be removed altogether and I would need to reapply!
Within that year I was involved in many of years domestic violence and that section 8 was my key to freedom. Finally in July of 2022 I had to have my sons father removed from my apartment and when I called the Crisis House from the Courthouse for help I was told to call back and leave a message. I tried to get in touch with them for days because of my situation and THEY DID NOT HELP ME! I contacted Legal Aid for assistance in my situation in dealing with the County and the literally told me that my situation was far to complicated but if I were need their assistance in answering to an eviction being served-they could handle that.

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What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Please get a better organization for helping those fleeing from Domestic Violence and are one income earning households because the crisis house DOES NOT CARE! Race and social backgrounds shouldn’t be the basis of resource availability. Domestic violence doesn’t choose its victims based on such and nor should the organizations that the City has partnered with to help those that need it in the midst of critical situations.

WHY DOES THE CITY OF EL CAJON NOT HAVE ITS OWN SECTION 8 PROGRAM?

BECAUSE OF THE INDIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND CITY THE MOST VULNERABLE RESIDENTS IN THIS CITY ARE BEING DENIED HOUSING BENEFITS BY THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO! AND ARE BEING TOLD AND REDIRECTED TO CONTACT THE CITY CAN BECAUSE THEY CAN AND HAVE PARTNERED PROGRAMS THAT WILL HELP.

Q11
What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
4 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 1 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
2 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
3 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 5
Build new rental housing 2
Buy and fix up existing housing 3
Help landlords house homeless 4
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): A city ran program to help pay for rent to single parents.

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Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
2 Homeless prevention services 6
Job training 3
Life skills training 4
Case Management 5
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Housing assistance program
Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 4
Motels/hotels 5
Build new shelters 3
Make shelters out of existing buildings 2
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Housing Programs that help with rental costs Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not specifically asked about in this survey?
Take action and do something about the homeless problem the County of San Diego is helping to make worse. Hold the county accountable and implement a City managed Voucher program that is transparent and follows the HUD rules and guidelines.

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Name of Person or Organization
Carla Azevedo-Taber
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
El Cajon Resident
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Respondent skipped this question
Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Interested Community Member
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Respondent skipped this question
Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
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Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
4 Veterans 1
Single adult households 5
Families 3
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 2
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 6
Other (please specify): Life Skills Education - Social Engagement & norms, Addiction Support and Services, Financial Education, and other types of life skills needed.

Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Above. The life skills part.

Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
It's more than housing. Okay. You put people in housing. What are they doing all day?? Idle hands and minds are of no good to anyone, including the owner of such.

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What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
3 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 1 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
2 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
4 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 1
Build new rental housing 3
Buy and fix up existing housing 2
Help landlords house homeless 4
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 5
Other (please specify): Mini house villages?
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
2 Homeless prevention services 5
Job training 3
Life skills training 1
Case Management 4

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What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 4
Motels/hotels 5
Build new shelters 3
Make shelters out of existing buildings 2
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not specifically asked about in this survey?
Nothing more to add.

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Name of Person or Organization
Sabine Bentley
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Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Sabine Bentley
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
At Risk of Homelessness
Other (please specify):

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Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 174.65.18.75174.65.18.75

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Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
3 Veterans 4
Single adult households 5
Families 2
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 1
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Immediate, low cost housing options.

Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Lengthy gaps in the wait time and qualifying criteria for Rapid Rehousing.

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What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 4
Build new rental housing 3
Buy and fix up existing housing 2
Help landlords house homeless 1
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
2 Homeless prevention services 3
Job training 4
Life skills training 1
Case Management 5

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What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 1
Motels/hotels 3
Build new shelters 4
Make shelters out of existing buildings 2
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not specifically asked about in this survey?
Move forward with empathy. Not all homelessness is due to addiction and mental illness. Older citizens are affected because of age, divorce, job loss and gender. I grew up upper middle class, educated and never have had an alcohol or drug addiction. After a duel income, 20 year marriage ended in 2018 I returned to El Cajon from Texas. I worked full time providing housing for my 82 yo mother & daughter. Then September 2020, I was a Covid layoff. Unemployment ran out in September 2021. Covid Rent Relief from February 2022-May 2022. Over 300 resumes submitted for qualifying roles. NO offers to date. At 57 years old, I’ve been told my age is now a factor. My self and small family are At Risk of Homelessness due to lack of income to pay rent. We have a Pending Unlawful Detainer.

I am that person who drive by homeless and said “but for the Grace of god.” Now I am one day away from being in “there”shoes. I can’t afford to stay and I can’t afford to leave. I want to stay because this is my home town. Thank you for reading this far.

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Name of Person or Organization
Adam
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Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Adam
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Interested Community Member
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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INCOMPLETEINCOMPLETE
Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 66.10.102.23866.10.102.238

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Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
No
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most
important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of
priority with the highest need being number 1.

Respondent skipped this question

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Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
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Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Interested Community Member
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Respondent skipped this question
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
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IP Address:IP Address: 172.56.241.222172.56.241.222

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From the list below, what do you think is the most
important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of
priority with the highest need being number 1.

Respondent skipped this question

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Name of Person or Organization
Home Start, Inc.

Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
CEO
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Permanent Supportive Housing or Rapid Re-Housing
Provider
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Families
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 68.15.19.19868.15.19.198

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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
1 Veterans 6
Single adult households 3
Families 4
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 5
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
TAY(Transition-age youth); Young families
Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Housing for families and TAY

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What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Development of Affordable Housing (including Permanent
Supportive Housing)
1 Rental Assistance (up to 2 years of one-time assistance) 4 Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
2 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
3 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 3
Build new rental housing 2
Buy and fix up existing housing 1
Help landlords house homeless 4
Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Housing counseling (i.e. landlord/tenant rights, housing search, budgeting, credit education/repair, etc.)
5 Homeless prevention services 1
Job training 3
Life skills training 4
Case Management 2

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What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Smaller shelters throughout the City 1
Motels/hotels 2
Build new shelters 4
Make shelters out of existing buildings 3
Q15
HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not specifically asked about in this survey?
Transition age youth, and young families are the right population to focus on....outcomes are higher.

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Name of Person or Organization
Damon hyde
Q2
Name and Title (if applicable) of Contact Person
Respondent skipped this question
Q3
Ways to Contact You (if you wish to receive updates)
Telephone No.:

Email:

Q4
What is your involvement with the following qualifying
homeless or near homeless population groups that your
organization primarily serves? (Check only one)
Housing Provider/Landlord/Property Manager
Q5
If a provider or affordable housing developer, what
qualifying homeless or near homeless population groups
does your organization primarily serve: (Check all that apply)
Individuals
Q6
Is your geographic service area the East Region?
Yes
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COMPLETECOMPLETE
Collector:Collector:

Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link)
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IP Address:IP Address: 174.243.178.66174.243.178.66

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Additional Comment Received
on March 6, 2023
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Q7
Do you provide services that primarily benefit City of El Cajon residents?
Yes
Q8
From the list below, what do you think is the most important homeless population group the City of El Cajon should focus on? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Victims fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking
1 Veterans 2
Single adult households 4
Families 3
Unaccompanied youth (17 years of age or younger) 5
Other (Please complete the space below & rank) 6
Q9
What unmet housing and service needs do you see among "Qualifying Populations" (people experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise at high risk of housing instability) in the City of El Cajon?
Away from town barracks housing and the arrests of high in public defecating vagrants so they can be assigned there so they have a chance of kicking their drug habit.

Q10
What gaps do you see within the current shelter and housing inventory, as well as the service delivery system in the City of El Cajon?
Mixing the temporarily unhoused non addict trying hard to succeed with the long term drug addict/alcoholic is destroying both groups.

Serve them both. Even if 1 doesnt like the cure

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What do you think is most important to address the housing needs of our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Supportive Services (e.g. case management, legal services, moving cost assistance, etc.)
1 Acquisition/Development of Non-Congregate Shelter Units (i.e. emergency shelter provided in individual rooms rather than sleeping areas in a group/shared area)
2 Q12
What do you think are the best options to provide affordable housing for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being 1.

Rental Housing with supportive services 2
Buy and fix up existing housing 3
Other (Please complete space below & rank) 1
Other (please specify): Arrest the impaired in public for their own safety Q13
What do you think is the most important to help homeless stay housed and not return to homelessness? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest priority being number 1.

Job training 2
Life skills training 1
Q14
What do you think are the best options to provide shelter for our homeless residents? Please rank the following in order of priority with the highest need being number 1.

Make shelters out of existing buildings 1

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HOME-ARP funding is a one-time opportunity to create programs/services that would have a significant impact on reducing/ending homelessness in this community. Is there anything else you would like to add that was not specifically asked about in this survey?
The drug problem is much of the homeless problem. Drugs are addictive. If you don't make being on drugs into a forced detox over and over you doom the drug victim and our society
Exhibit C
HOME-ARP Allocation Plan

EXHIBIT C
SF-424 Grant Applications,
SF-424B Assurances,
SF-424D Assurances, and
Allocation Plan Certifications
City Council
Agenda Report
Agenda Item 10.

DATE: March 14, 2023
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
FROM: Bill Wells, Mayor
SUBJECT: San Diego River Conservancy Board Representative RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council ratifies the appointment of Councilmember Phil Ortiz to represent the City of El Cajon on the San Diego River Conservancy Board of Directors.

BACKGROUND:

On September 19, 2022, Governor Newsom signed Senate President pro Tempore Toni G.

Atkins’ SB 1027, legislation that expanded the jurisdictional boundary of the San Diego River Conservancy (SDRC) to include the entire watershed of the San Diego River, including El Cajon. The bill also expands the SDRC’s governing board to include a member of the El Cajon City Council.

I have appointed Councilmember Phil Ortiz to represent the City on the San Diego River Conservancy's Board of Directors and seek the City Council's ratification of the appointment.

Prepared By: Bill Wells, Mayor
Reviewed By:

Approved By: N/A
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City Council
Agenda Report
Agenda Item 11.

DATE: March 14, 2023
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
FROM: Angela Cortez, City Clerk
SUBJECT: Interviews for Gillespie Field Development Council Member RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council conducts interviews for the Gillespie Field Development Council.

BACKGROUND:

Applications received were provided to the City Council for consideration. Applicants were informed of the opportunity to make a three-minute presentation during the interview process, followed by a question and answer period by Council.

Gillespie Field Development Council
Vacancy: One (1) member vacancy to be appointed by the City Council directly, with a term expiring on 03/18/2027.

Gillespie Field Development Council members are required to file a Form 700 with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, according to provisions of the Political Reform Act, the Fair Political Practices Commission, and the City's Conflict of Interest Code.

APPLICANTS:

Breslin, Denis1.

North, Wheeler2.

FISCAL IMPACT:

None.

Prepared By: Angela Cortez, City Clerk
Reviewed By: N/A
Approved By: Graham Mitchell, City Manager
Attachments
Gillespie Field Applications
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GILLESPIE FIELD DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL APPLICATION
Thank you for your interest in serving the community as a member of the Gillespie Field Development Council.

Name: DENIS BRESLIN Date: 03/01/2023
The following questions represent the minimum qualifications to serve on the Gillespie Field Development Council:

Are you a resident of the City of El Cajon? Yes QJ No D How long have you lived in El Cajon? _3_6_Y_E_A_R_S ____ _ NOTE: Once a Gillespie Field Development Council application is filed with the City, 1t becomes a public record and is available to the public.

APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED ON AN ONGOING BASIS
UNTIL A SEAT IS AVAILABLE.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Term of Office & Position Type: The term of office will begin upon appointment and continue until the end of the original four year term, March 18, 2027.

Selection Process: The City Council will consider applications received and interviews will be scheduled accordingly.

Form 700: Gillespie Field Development Council members file a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700) with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.

OFFICE OF THE CID' CLERK 200 Civic Center Way, El Cajon, CA 92020 619-441-1763 1 r-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-•-·-·-·-·-·-·~ i Applicant',; Nanie'.

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Are you available for meetings? Mornings D Evenings D Both I ✓ I Explain your Interest in this position.

As an aircraf1 owner based at Gillespie Field I have a deep interest in the development, success, operation and progress of the airport. I would like to see greater cooperation between the county and lessees to inspire long-term investment in the airport to provide modem services at reasonable prices to the pilots, aircraft owners and businesses located on Gillespie Field property.

Have you been or are you now a member of a governmental board, commission, or committee? Yes D No ~
If yes, please 11st:

Are you related to an employee of the City of El Cajon? Yes D If yes, please indicate name and relationship:

Are you a register voter? Yes ~
If no, please explain:

OFACE OF THE CITY CLERK
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EMPLOYMENT & EDUCATION
Please list education, training, or special qualifications that you believe best qualifies you for this position.

B.S. Washington State University 1971. Pilot training in US Navy; Served 7 years active duty, rank of Lieutenant Commander. American Airlines 31 years, B-777 captain.

Director of Aviation San Diego Christian College 7 years and adjunct professor for 3.

Own 2 aircraft at GIiiespie Field. President of Gillespie Pilots Association 3 years.

Served 3 terms on the pilot union• Allied Pilots Association (APA) board of directors.

Please list membership in service or community organizations or volunteer work that might be relevant to this position:

Member: Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assoc (AOPA) 46 years; Experimental Aircraft Assoc (EAA), Cessna Pilots Assoc, and California Pilots Assoc. Member National Smokejumpers Assoc board of directors and Aviation Advisory Board for California Baptist University. Several leadership positions at Shadow Mountain Community Church in El Cajon, and member of the Navy's Tailhook Assoc based In San Diego.

EMPLOYMENT • CURRENT TO PAST
Name of Employer: San Diego Christian College
Last job title: Director of Aviation
Dates of employment: !0O~From: To: 2016
List the duties performed while you were at this company:

Director and Chairman of the SDCC Aviation Department in charge of 4-year FAA Part 141 certified aviation degree program. Directed all aviation classroom academics and flight training. Degree program included FAA private, commercial, instrument, and flight Instructor ratings. All flying operations based at Gillespie Field. Coached the NIFA competition Flight Team 1 O years, competing against other aviation colleges both regionally and nationally. Our team qualified for the National Championships 8 of 1 o years • placing 10th in the nation in 2018,
Name of Employer: ,:_A::.m=erc:::lc::::an:..:A.:clr,,,_lln=e•'--------------------- Lastjob title: Captain· B-777 lnternatlonal
Dates of employment:· From: 1,rs To: ZOOS
List the duties performed while you were at this company:

Captain in charge of flying passenger flights both domestically and internationally all over the world. Type rated In all Boeing airliners except B-747. I was also a federal law enforcement officer, deputized as a Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO • armed pilots) under authority of the OHS and TSA. In addition to being the LAX domicile representative for the Allied PIiots Association (APA). I also served on the Safety and Security committees, and was Chairman of the National Communication committee for the pilot union (APA).

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 200 Ovic Center Way, El cajon, CA 92020 3 619·441-1763
Name of Employer: ...:::u;.;:S..:...N=av:c,.v _____________________ _ Last job title: Instructor Pilot· VT·10 NAS Pensacola FL Dates of employment: From: \ qi I · To: \ C-, 7S
List the duties performed while you were at this company:

Tour: 1973-1976: T-39 Sabreliner pilot VRC-50, based NAS Cubi Point, Philippines.

VIP transport for Commander 7th Fleet, SE Asia. Collateral duties - Legal Officer.

Tour: 1976-1978: T2C Buckeye instructor pilot, VT-10 NAS Pensacola. Duties - instructor pilot, air combat maneuvering (ACM), instrument, formation, low-level navigation and aerobatics. Collateral duties • ground instructor aircraft systems and Assistant Training Officer. Active duty tour ended in 1978. Served in the US Navy reserves, 1980-1986 in VR-51 at NAS Glenview, Illinois.

Please submit the signed application by mail or in person.

Mail to: City Clerk's Office, 200 Civic Center Way, El Cajon, CA 92020 Your application for the Gillespie Field Development Council will remain on file until an open seat/position is available, at which point you will be contacted with information regarding the interview process.

ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATION
By signing below, I _D_e_nis_B_r_es_lin _____ ~ certify that the information is true and correct to the best of my knowled e.

SIGNATURE

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
DATE 3-1-2023
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GILLESPIE FIELD DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL APPLICATION
Thank you for your interest in serving the community as a member of the Gillespie Field Development Council.

N Wheeler North ame: ___________ _ Date: 0212212023
The following questions represent the minimum qualifications to serve on the Gillespie Field Development Council:

Are you a resident of the City of El Cajon? Yes D No I ti I I work at KSEE, 30+ years How long have you lived in El Cajon? NOTE: Once a Gillespie Field Development Council application is filed with the City, it becomes a public record and is available to the public.

APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED ON AN ONGOING BASIS
UNTIL A SEAT IS AVAILABLE.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Term of Office & Position Type: The term of office will begin upon appointment and continue until the end of the original four year term, March 18, 2027.

Selection Process: The City Council will consider applications received and interviews will be scheduled accordingly.

Form 700: Gillespie Field Development Council members file a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700) with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 200 Civic Center Way, El Cajon, CA 92020 619-441-1763 1 I •
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PHONE: _________ EMAIL: ________________ _
Are you available for meetings? Mornings D Evenings D Both Iv'] Explain your interest in this position.

I have worked at Gillespie Field and kept my aircraft there since 1990. As a retired college professor in aviation maintenance, pilot and an A&P w/lA I believe I will bring a depth of experience to the GFDC. As one of the busiest airports in California the ecomomic viability of KSEE is extremely important to the City of El Cajon both directly as an income source and indirectly as a local-industry critical "port of call.

Have you been or are you now a member of a governmental board, commission, or committee? Yes En No D
If yel;please list:

Numerous SDCCD College and District committees in all roles. Also served as an officer for eleven years of the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges.

This board, estabilished in Ed Code, directly advises the CCC Board of Governors snd operates to inform the BOG on matters of curriculum, budgets, faculty qualifications, to name a few.

Are you related to an employee of the City of El Cajon? Yes D If yes, please indicate name and relationship:

No.

Are you a register voter? Yes lz:i
If no, please explain:

Yes
Note: the question has a typo.

OFFICE OF THE CllY CLERK
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619-441-1763

EMPLOYMENT & EDUCATION
Please list education, training, or special qualifications that you believe best qualifies you for this position.

I possess a BS in Education with an emphasis in aviation and automotive maintenance. I have worked with the FAA to provide training to Inspection Authorized aviation mechanics. I was a college professor in aviation maintenace for 30 years. I have spent decades working professionally to provide leadership training to my fellow faculty to include topics such as the CA budget, the Brown Act, Rules of Order and good practices for running meetings. I have also served on, or chaired numerous committees.

Please list membership in service or community organizations or volunteer work that might be relevant to this position:

For the last 25 I have worked each year with the Experimental Aircraft Association volunteering 1 to 2 months every year to implement EAAAirventure. I'm am currently scheduled to begin working with their military aircraft program as a maintenance officer on their B-25-F and B-17-G bombers. As mentioned above I also spent decades working for the State of California advising legislators, administration and the CCC BOG on academic and professional matters.

EMPLOYMENT - CURRENT TO PAST
Name of Employer: _Re_t_ire_d ______________________ _
Last job title: __________________________ _
Dates of employment: From: To:

List the duties performed while you were at this company:

From February 2021 to current. I do regularly provide consulation services to many of my numerous past students as well as a number of the aviation companies local to Gillespie Field.

Name of Em player: San Diego Community College District Last job title: Professor - Aviation Maintenance
Dates of employment: From: To:

List the duties performed while you were at this company:

From 1990 to 2021 - Teaching all courses specific to aviation maintenace. Department Chair. Academic Senate President of SD Miramar College - 2003-2005, Secretary and Treasurer of the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges - 2005 - 2016 OFFICE OF THE cm CLERK 200 Civic Center Way, El Cajon, CA 92020 3 619-441-1763
Name of Em player: Numerous employers
Last job title: Commercial diver, skipper, marine and automotive mechanic.

Dates of employment: From: To:

List the duties performed while you were at this company:
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City Council
Agenda Report
Agenda Item 12.

DATE: March 14, 2023
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
FROM: Mayor Wells
SUBJECT: Council Activity Report
RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council accepts and files the following report of Council/Mayor activities attended during the current agenda period.

BACKGROUND:

Government Code Section 53232.3(d) requires members of a legislative body to provide brief reports on meetings attended at the expense of the local agency at the next regular meeting of the legislative body.

REPORT:

Since the last City Council meeting, I have attended the following events on behalf of the City of El Cajon:

March 6, 2023 – Interview with KUSI
March 7, 2023 – State of the City Video
March 9, 2023 – Meeting with Senator Feinstein’s Office March 14, 2023 – City Council Meeting
I am available to answer questions.

Submitted By: Bill Wells, Mayor
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City Council
Agenda Report
Agenda Item 13.

DATE: March 14, 2023
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
FROM: Deputy Mayor Goble
SUBJECT: DEPUTY MAYOR STEVE GOBLE
MTS (Metropolitan Transit System Board); East County Advanced Water Purification Joint Powers Authority Board; Chamber of Commerce – Government Affairs Committee; SANDAG – Board of Directors – Alternate; SANDAG Public Safety Committee – Alternate.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council accepts and files the following report of Council/Mayor activities attended during the current agenda period.

BACKGROUND:

REPORT:

Since the last City Council meeting, I have attended the following events on behalf of the City of El Cajon:

February 28, 2023 – Emails with Blake N., Union Tribune, regarding accident data March 1, 2023 – Emails with Emily, SANDAG
March 2, 2023 – Phone call with Kyle, AWP, regarding court filing March 2, 2023 – MTS Budget Committee meeting
March 3, 2023 – Chamber First Friday Breakfast
March 5, 2023 – East County Honors Chamber Gala
March 6, 2023 – Participate in Meals on Wheels event
March 7, 2023 – Chamber Government Affairs Committee meeting March 7, 2023 – SANDAG Military Working Group committee meeting March 8, 2023 – Record video for My El Cajon
March 9, 2023 – SANDAG Board Retreat
March 13, 2023 – Meeting with City Manager
March 14, 2023 – City Council Meeting
I am available to answer questions.

Submitted By: Steve Goble, Deputy Mayor
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Submitted By: Steve Goble, Deputy Mayor
City Council
Agenda Report
Agenda Item 14.

DATE: March 14, 2023
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
FROM: Councilmember Kendrick
SUBJECT: COUNCILMEMBER GARY KENDRICK
METRO Commission/Wastewater JPA; Heartland Communications; Heartland Fire Training JPA.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council accepts and files the following report of Council/Mayor activities attended during the current agenda period.

BACKGROUND:

REPORT:

Since the last City Council meeting, I have attended the following events on behalf of the City of El Cajon:

March 2, 2023 - Metro Wastewater JPA
March 14, 2023 - City Council Meeting
I am available to answer questions.

Submitted By: Gary Kendrick, Councilmember
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City Council
Agenda Report
Agenda Item 15.

DATE: March 14, 2023
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
FROM: Councilmember Metschel
SUBJECT: COUNCILMEMBER MICHELLE METSCHEL
Harry Griffen Park Joint Steering Committee; METRO
Commission/Wastewater JPA – Alternate; Heartland Communications – Alternate; Heartland Fire Training JPA – Alternate.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council accepts and files the following report of Council/Mayor activities attended during the current agenda period.

BACKGROUND:

REPORT:

Since the last City Council meeting, I have attended the following events on behalf of the City of El Cajon:

March 2, 2023 - Metro Wastewater JPA

March 4, 2023 - ECTLC Breakfast

March 5, 2023 – East County Honors Chamber Gala

March 7, 2023 - Met with County Supervisor Joel Anderson & Chief of Staff Maggie Sleeper

March 9, 2023 - Shadowed volunteers with Meals on Wheels

March 11, 2023 - Arbor Day at Hillside Park

March 14, 2023 - City Council Meeting
I am available to answer questions.

Submitted By: Michelle Metschel, Councilmember
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City Council
Agenda Report
Agenda Item 16.

DATE: March 14, 2023
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
FROM: Councilmember Ortiz
SUBJECT: COUNCILMEMBER PHIL ORTIZ
League of California Cities, San Diego Division; East County Economic Development Council; MTS (Metropolitan Transit System Board) – Alternate; East County Advanced Water Purification Joint Powers Authority Board – Alternate; Chamber of Commerce – Government Affairs Committee – Alternate.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the City Council accepts and files the following report of Council/Mayor activities attended during the current agenda period.

BACKGROUND:

REPORT:

Since the last City Council meeting, I have attended the following events on behalf of the City of El Cajon:

March 2, 2023 - Meeting with residents at City Hall
March 5, 2023 - East County Honors Chamber of Commerce Event March 7, 2023 - Meals on Wheels delivery event
March 7, 2023 - Video for State of the City
March 11, 2023 - Pregnancy Care Center Event
March 14, 2023 - City Council Meeting
I am available to answer questions.

Submitted By: Phil Ortiz, Councilmember
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El Cajon City CouncilMarch 14, 2023

El Cajon City Council
March 14, 2023