A.
CALL TO ORDER
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B.
ROLL CALL
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C.
NO GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT
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Public comment for Special Meetings is limited to agenda items only and an opportunity will be provided for each agenda items when each item is called.
D.
DISCUSSION ITEMS
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1. Supplemental Sales Tax Oversight Committee
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1. Supplemental Sales Tax Advisory Committee Applications - Final 2024-02-01_Redacted.pdf The Supplemental Sales Tax Committee provides a forum for citizens to review and report to both the City Council and the community as a whole on matters relating to Supplemental Sales Tax revenues and expenditures resulting from both Measure N-12, approved by the voters in 2012, and Measure J-20, approved by the voters in 2020. The Committee provides oversight of the expenditures of the supplemental sales tax revenues to ensure that they are being spent on community priorities established by the City Council, based on information gained from business and resident surveys and other means. The Committee shall determine if the funds were spent appropriately, and report that to the Council and public. The Committee may also provide advice to staff and the Council. The recruitment was for seven total member positions
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three at-large membership positions
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four community organization affiliate membership positions . As of the January 31, 2024 recruitment deadline, there were only two applicants. Staff has extended the recruitment period in order to continue to solicit applications throughout the community and will return to Council at the earliest opportunity to bring future applicants forward for consideration. For the purposes of this interview session, Council will be appointing up to two positions. Applicants are:
1. Bryan Dodds
2. Michael McMahon
Options
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1. Interview and by majority vote, appoint 2 members to the Supplemental Sales Tax Oversight Committe; or
2. Amend, modify, or reject the above option.
2. Housing Authority
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1. Housing Authority Applications - Final 2024-02-01_Redacted.pdf The Paso Robles Housing Authority was established in the 1940s and is a separate Agency from the City of Paso Robles. The Authority is primarily responsible for development and operation of affordable and quality housing projects within the City, including the Oak Park Housing Project and the Chet Dotter Senior Apartment Community. The Housing Authority Board of Commissioners is responsible for policy, fiscal management, and the appointment of the Housing Authority Chief Executive Officer. There are seven commissioners, who serve overlapping four-year terms. The City Council appoints members of the Board of Commissioners and will interview to fill three vacancies for Board Commissioners. Two of the vacancies are for tenant commissioners. Applicants are:
1. Amanda Earles
2. Linda George
3. Virginia Ipsen
4. Joseph Irick (Incumbent)
5. Laura Parker
Options:
1. Interview and by majority vote, appoint 2 tenant commissioners and 1 additional commissioner; or
2. Amend, modify, or reject the above option.
3. Planning Commission
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1. Planning Commission Applications - Final 2024-02-01_Redacted.pdf The Planning Commission prepares and recommends City Council consideration of the General Plan and Zoning Ordinance, including formulation of policies for development and land uses. The Commission also performs duties related to the review and approval/denial of development applications and subdivision maps. The City Council will interview for two vacancies. Applicants are:
1. Christopher Austin
2. Robert Covarrubias (Incumbent)
3. Carol Dyer
4. Steve Eorio
5. Dale Gustin
6. Ronald Scott Howenstine
7. Joel Neel (Incumbent)
8. Neil Roberts
9. Grant Taylor
Options
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1. Interview and by majority vote, appoint 2 members of the Planning Commission; or
2. Amend, modify, or reject the above option.
E.
ADJOURNMENT
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