Life Enrichment Committee
CITY OF OAKLAND
ONE FRANK H. O G AW A PL AZ A • 3 RD FLOOR • OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 946 12 Office of the City Administrator
Edward D. Reiskin
City Administrator
FAX:
TTY/TDD:
(510) 238-3301
(510) 238-2223
(510) 238-2007
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON LIFE ENRICHMENT
Oakland, California
Chairperson Loren Taylor and Members of the Committee:
Subject: Scheduling of Committee Meetings
November 2022
(Revised 11.17.22)
In an effort to keep Committees informed of outstanding items to be reviewed, we will provide you with a list at each meeting. We would like your direction in scheduling these items, and any others you may know of, for Council/Committee review.
Life Enrichment Committee: Mondays Preceding the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 4:30pm
Chair: Loren Taylor; Committee Members: Carroll Fife, Nikki Fortunato Bas, and Rebecca Kaplan. Staff: Ms. LaTonda Simmons, Assistant City Administrator
Anticipated Date For Scheduling
No. SPECIAL LEC MEETING: November 28, 2022 @ 10:00am Date Scheduled & File ID 1 Receive An Informational Report From The City Administrator Regarding (1) The Status of the License and Master Concessionaire Operation Agreement Related To The Oakland City Stables Located At 13560 Skyline Blvd, And (2) Recommendations Regarding The Ongoing Operation Of An Equestrian Center for the City, Including Providing Equestrian Programs to Oakland Youth From Low Income And Underserved Communities and Providing Horse Boarding and Horseback Riding and Instruction for Oakland Residents
Rules 10.6.22 (22-0804)
Rules 11.3.22, moved to
Special LEC 11.28.22
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2 FROM OPL
Adopt An Ordinance: (A) Authorizing The City Administrator To Negotiate And Execute: (1) A 50-Year Joint Occupancy And Lease Agreement With Oakland Unified School District For Property Located At 86 Echo Avenue, With Two 5-Year Administrative Options To Extend And Rent Of $4,000 Per Month Increasing 10 Percent Every 5 Years During The Term For Constructing And Operating A Public Library, Subject To Appropriation Of Funds Necessary For Construction; And (2) A Joint Use Cooperative Agreement With The District For The New Library; And (3) An Extension Of The Existing Joint-Use Lease Agreement With The District For The Existing Piedmont Avenue Branch Library Located At 80 Echo Avenue Until Completion Of The New Library; And (B) Adopting California Environmental Quality Act Findings
Rules 10.13.22 (22-0817),
moved from Nov. 1 City
Council to 11.14.22 LEC,
Rules 11.17.22 moved to
11.28.22 LEC
3 FROM HSD
Adopt A Resolution: (1) Awarding Grant Agreements Using Substance Abuse And Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Funds To Four Non-Profit Agencies In A Total Amount Not To Exceed $365,000 To Provide Trauma Informed Behavioral Health Services To High-Risk Youth And Their Families From September 30, 2022 Through September 29, 2023; And (2) Waiving The Local And Small Local Business Enterprise Program (L/SLBE) Requirements And RFP/Q Requirements And Awarding Professional Services Agreements Using SAMHSA Funds To East Bay Agency For Children In An Amount Not To Exceed $65,000 For Trauma Informed Systems Trainings And Crisis Support Services Of Alameda County In An Amount Not To Exceed $20,000 For Mental Health First Aid From September 30, 2022 Through September 29, 2023
Rules 11.3.22 (22-0889)
Rules 11.17.22, moved to
11.28.22 LEC
4 FROM CAO
Staff Recommends That The City Council Adopt A Resolution: (1) Approving The Children’s Initiative Citizens’ Oversight Commission Final Selection For The Children’s Initiative Of 2018 (Measure AA) Implementation Partners: First 5 Alameda County For The Early Education Fund And Oakland Promise For The Oakland Promise Fund; And (2) Authorizing Agreements For Five-Year Terms With First 5 Alameda County In The Amount Of Twenty-Three Million One Hundred Eighty-One Thousand Four Hundred And Twenty-Eight Dollars ($23,181,428) To Implement The Early Education Program And With Oakland Promise In The Amount Of Eleven Million Five Hundred Ninety Thousand Seven Hundred And Fourteen Dollars ($11,590,714) To Implement The Oakland Promise Program; And (3)Authorizing The City Administrator To Amend The Above Agreements To Increase The Amounts, Proportional To Appropriated Revenue, And To Extend The Agreements For Additional Terms Of Up To Five Years, Pursuant To Measure AA.
Rules 11.17.22 (22-0916)
Life Enrichment Committee
5 FROM HSD
Receive An Informational Report On The City’s Homeless Housing Assistance And Prevention Program (HHAP-4) Application For State Funding
Rules 11.17.22 (22-0920)
6 FROM DOT
1) A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To: (1) Accept And Appropriate Transit
And Intercity Capital Rail Program (TIRCP) Grant Funds In The Amount Of Ten Million
Seven Hundred Thirty-Two Thousand Dollars ($10,732,000) To Implement The Oakland
Waterfront Mobility Hub, Administered By The California State Transportation Agency
(CALSTA); And (2) Accept And Appropriate Community Project Funding/Congressionally
Directed Spending (CPFCDS) Grant Funds In The Amount Of Two Million Dollars
($2,000,000) To Implement The 7th Street Connection Project, Administered By The
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA); And (3) Amend Resolution No. 89039 C.M.S.,
Which Accepted And Appropriated United State Department Of Transportation
Rebuilding American Infrastructure With Sustainability And Equity (Raise) Grant Program
Funds Totaling Fourteen Million Five Hundred And Seven Thousand Seventy-Five Dollars
($14,507,075), To Appropriate The Raise Funds To The Correct Fund Account; And (4)
Accept And Appropriate Measure BB Funds From The Alameda County Transportation
Commission (ACTC) In The Amount Of Ten Million, Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
($10,200,000), To Implement Improvements On Broadway As Match To The Raise Grant,
Pending Final Approval From ACTC; And (5) Adopting Appropriate California
Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Findings; And
2) A Resolution To Authorize The City Administrator To: 1) Execute A Memorandum Of
Understanding Between The City And The Port To Facilitate The Development Of
Rules 11.17.22
(22-0872) (22-0874) (22-0875)
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Transportation Projects Both Within And Outside The Port Area; And 2) Accept And
Appropriate California State Transportation Agency (CALSTA) Grant Funds Totaling Up
To Two Hundred Fifty Nine Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($259,500,000); And 3)
Take All Steps Necessary To Apply For And Receive Additional Funds Necessary To
Complete The Projects As Set Forth In The MOU; And 4) Adopting Appropriate California
Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Findings; And
3) A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Negotiate And Execute An
Agreement With Union Pacific Railroad Company (UPRR), In Accordance With California
Public Utility Commission (CPUC) Regulations, For The Review Of The Embarcadero
Corridor Safety Improvements, Upon Execution Of A Signed Memorandum Of
Understanding Between The City And The Port Of Oakland To Facilitate The
Development Of Transportation Projects Both Within And Outside The Port Area And An
Executed Supplemental Agreement Between The Port Of Oakland And The California
State Transportation Agency That Includes Costs To Reimburse UPRR And Adopting
California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) Findings
No. December 12, 2022 Date Scheduled & File ID
1 FROM CM FIFE
Receive An Informational Report From The City Administrator On How Much Staff Time And Resources From The Following City Departments Are Dedicated To Providing Services Or Responding To Issues Associated With Oakland’s Homelessness Crisis: The City Administrator’s Office, Human Services Department, Housing And Community Development Department, Public Works Department, Fire Department, And Oakland Police Department; And Provide An Assessment Of How To Redirect Resources Towards Placing Chronically Unhoused Individuals In Supportive Housing
Rules 7.7.22 (22-0413)
Request by CM Fife
Rules 9.15.22, continued to
10.24.22 LEC
Rules 10.13.22, moved to
11.14.22 LEC
Rules 11.17.22, moved to
12.12.22 LEC
Annual Reports
No. Title First Scheduled Last Report Next
Report
1 Alameda County-Oakland Community Rules 11/29/2012 City Council November, Life Enrichment Committee
Action Partnership Community
Services Block Grant
[12-0190] 12/15/20 [20-
0884] &
2022
[20-0885]
12/21/21
CC Meeting
2 Mayor’s Commission on Aging Rules 04/26/2001
[001162]
Info Memo
uploaded
12/17/20*
Info Memo
November
2022
3 Head Start Advisory Board LEC 06/11/2002 Info Memo
March 22
Info Memo
[002656] [18-1741] March
2023
4 Mayor’s Commission on Persons with
Disabilities
LEC 07/10/2001
[00-1508]
Council
May 2022
[18-1042]
May, 2023
5 Library Advisory Commission LEC 03/27/2001 Info Memo
May 26, 2022
Info Memo
May 2023
[000975]
6 Cultural Affairs Commission LEC 06/12/2001 01/13/15 TBD [001397] [14-0189]
7 Youth Advisory Commission
(The Youth Commission presented a report to
Council on Youth Homelessness in April 2022
and an ordinance to change their name in May
2022. Since this commission has been before
Council recently and due to staff changes a
request is being made to bring forward an info
memo on the Commission’s activities in 2023).
LEC 12/26/2000 Info Memo Info Memo
June 2022
2023 [000608] uploaded
05/18/21*
8 Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission Rules 01/11/2001 10/08/19 TBD [000679] [18-1953]
Reports Every 3 Years
No. Title First
Scheduled
Last Report Next Report
1 3-4 Year Plan for OFCY Strategies Rules 12/7/2021 November 2024 09/13/2001 [18-0961]
[001689]
Reports Every 4 Years
No. Title Scheduled Last
Report
Next Report
1 Paramount Theater of Arts Board LEC 01/28/03
[002316-1]
03/14/17 March 2021
Life Enrichment Committee
Respectfully submitted,
Jennifer Wood
For: Edward D. Reiskin, City
Administrator
* Per Resolution No. 88266 C.M.S. Temporary Amendments to Council’s Rules Of Procedure , Informational Reports shall be provided by the City Administrator via publicly published memoranda and may be scheduled at Rules at the request of the Chair and are available at the following website:
https://www.oaklandca.gov/resources/info-memo.
Pending-No Date Specific
No. Title Scheduled
1 Adopt An Ordinance Amending Chapter 12.64 Of The Oakland Municipal Code (OMC), Park And Recreation Area Use Regulations, Section 12.60.020 Of The OMC, Bicycle Operation Rules-Violations- Penalty, And Section 1.28.020 Of The OMC, Violations As Infractions, To Make Various Changes To Park Rules And Signage; And Determining That The Actions Authorized By This Ordinance Are Exempt From The California Environmental Quality Act.
Rules 01/17/19 From
LEC 01/15/19; Move to
Pending, NDS [18-1058]
TBD
2 Adopt A Resolution Of The Oakland City Council In Support Of Full Parity For Mental Health Patients And Clinicians At Kaiser Permanente.
Rules 04/11/19; Moved
to Pending, NDS at
Rules 05/30/19
[18-1688]
3 Adopt A Resolution Amending Resolution Number 88077 C.M.S. Requesting The City Administrator To Follow The Center For Disease Control (CDC) Interim Guidelines On Homelessness And Covid-19
Rules 11/19/20;
City Council 12/15/20,
01/12/21
TBD
To Only Clear Encampments If Individual Housing Units Or Alternative Shelter Is Provided; Clarifying The Requirements For The Provision Of Individual Housing Units And Alternative Shelter.
NDS at Rules
03/04/21 [20-0759]
4 Receive An Informational Report From The City Administrator Or His Designee On The Regional Action Plan On Homelessness From The Regional Impact Council.
City Council
06/15/21 [21-0447]
TBD
5 Adopt A Resolution Requesting The Alameda County Board Of Supervisors, Alameda County Board of Education, Peralta Community College District, And Oakland Unified School Join Oakland in Establishing A Joint Agency Homeless Youth Task Force to Develop 1) Legislation, Policy, And Investment To Increase Social Equity, 2) Access To Services and Supports, 3) Strategies Designed To Provide Cr isis Intervention Such As Effective Outreach, Coordinated Intake and Assessment, And Client Centered Case Management 4) Support For People Who Have Experienced Homelessness To Find and Maintain Housing, Such As Through Financial Assistance To prevent Evict ion, and Improve Access To Health Care, Education and Employment
Rules 4.28.22 (File ID 22-
0352)
6 Implementation Update On The 2020 Encampment Management Policy, Resolution No. 88341 C.M.S.
City Council 01/12/21.
LEC 02/08/21
NDS at Rules
04/15/21 [21-0097]
TBD,
Schedule at Comte
05.23.22; Moved to NDS
Rules 6/16/22