CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2022, COUNCIL MEETING RECORDER: HILARIO This is a summary of the actions taken by the City Council. It is NOT equivalent to the Minutes which, when approved by the City Council, constitute the official record of the meeting.
R 313926 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 21437
Motion
/
Second
VOTE
Approved
Approving the City Council Minutes of:
01/24/2022 and 01/25/2022
7/5 Unanimous; all present
30 Approved
Proclaiming February 26, 2022, to be
“National Society of Black Engineers San
Diego Chapter Day”
4/5 Unanimous; all present
31 Approved
Proclaiming February 20 through
February 26, 2022, to be national
“Engineers Week”
4/5 Unanimous; all present
S501 Approved
Proclaiming March 1, 2021 to be
“#AfghanEvac Day”
4/5 Unanimous; all present
S502 Approved
Proclaiming March 11, 2022, to be
“Bayside Community Center Day”
4/5 Unanimous; all present
S503 Approved
Proclaiming March 5, 2022, to be “Allied
Gardens Little League Day”
4/5 Unanimous; all present
50 Introduced (O-2022-86)
Authorizing the exemption of three
Program Coordinator positions in City's
DoIT
I 7/5 Unanimous; all present
51 Introduced (O-2022-84)
Authorizing the exemption of a Program
Manager position and a Program
Coordinator position in the City's DSD
I 7/5 Unanimous; all present
52 Adopted (O-2022-82)
Authorizing the application, acceptance,
appropriation and expenditure of FEMA
and DHS Grant funds for the FY 2021
High Hazard Potential Dam
Rehabilitation Grant Program
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21437 7/5 Unanimous; all present
53 Adopted (O-2022-18)
Authorizing Amendment No. 2 to an
Agreement for services with LexisNexis
Risk Solutions Fl, Inc.
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21438 7/5 Unanimous; all present
54 Adopted O 21439 7/5 12346789-yea; 5-nay
(O-2022-76 REV. COR. COPY 3)
Amending the SDMC, all relating to the
Homes For All Of Us: Housing Action
Package Code Update
(Councilmember von Wilpert
seconded the Consent Agenda but
voted nay on Item-54.)
55 Adopted (O-2022-85 Cor. Copy)
Authorizing an MOU with SDG&E for
the operation, management, and
oversight of the City's Utility
Undergrounding Program
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21440 7/5 Unanimous; all present
56 Adopted (O-2022-83 Cor. Copy)
Amending Chapter 3, Article 4, Division
1 of the SDMC relating to the City's
Cannabis Business Tax
O 21441 7/5 235678-yea; 149-nay
100 Adopted (R-2022-305)
Allocating funds to Trans Can Work, Inc.,
for matching funding for the Workforce
Accelerator Fund 9.0 in San Diego
R 313926 7/5 Unanimous; all present
101 Adopted (R-2022-304)
Allocating funds to the San Diego Public
Library Foundation for the Library
Master Plan Phase I
R 313927 7/5 Unanimous; all present
102 Returned to Staff (R-2022-289)
Allocating funds to the Pacific Arts
Movement for the 22nd San Diego
Asian Film Festival - Free Films at Four
103 Adopted (R-2022-291)
Allocating funds to San Diego LGBT
Pride for Pride City-Wide LGBTQ
outreach
R 313928 7/5 Unanimous; all present
104 Adopted (R-2022-306)
Allocating funds to TransFamily Support
Services for outreach
R 313929 7/5 Unanimous; all present
105 Returned to Staff (R-2022-290)
Allocating funds to San Diego Humane
Society for community pet events and
services
106 Adopted (R-2022-288)
Allocating funds to Mana de San Diego
for the Tias Program for Latina Success
R 313930 7/5 Unanimous; all present
107 Adopted (R-2022-286)
Allocating funds to Mama's Kitchen for
the Home-Delivered meal service
R 313931 7/5 Unanimous; all present
108 Adopted (R-2022-285)
Allocating funds to the Jewish Family
Services of San Diego for the On The Go
- Rides & Smiles program
R 313932 7/5 Unanimous; all present
109 Adopted (R-2022-284) R 313933 7/5 Unanimous; all present Allocating funds to Home Start, Inc., for
the Miracle on 34th Street: Housing for
Young Families Facing Homelessness
program
110 Adopted (R-2022-299)
Allocating funds to the David’s Harp
Foundation, Inc., for the student
recording studio
R 313934 7/5 Unanimous; all present
111 Adopted (R-2022-298)
Allocating funds to the Bayside
Community Center for the Bayside
Community Center’s 90th Anniversary
Celebration
R 313935 7/5 Unanimous; all present
112 Adopted (R-2022-283)
Allocating funds to Free to Thrive for
human trafficking and trauma-informed
skills-based training for law
enforcement/government agencies and
survivor empowerment programs
R 313936 7/5 Unanimous; all present
113 Adopted (R-2022-217)
Authorizing the settlement of The
Hanover Insurance Company a/s/o
Prefab Granite Depot of Oceanside, Inc.,
related to a complaint for damages
sustained by their insured, Prefab
Granite Depot of Oceanside, Inc.
R 313937 7/5 Unanimous; all present
114 Adopted (R-2022-244)
Authorizing the settlement of a prelitigation claim filed Anthony Philip Geraldi for property damage stemming
from a break in the City’s water main
R 313938 7/5 Unanimous; all present
115 Adopted (R-2022-309)
Authorizing the settlement of Eric Ball,
related to the arrest and use of force
R 313939 7/5 Unanimous; all present
116 Adopted (R-2022-276 COR. COPY)
Authorizing the settlement of attorneys’
fee and cost claims for legal services
incurred by the “Unions”, related to their
defense of California PERB Decision No.
2464-M issued in SDMEA et al. v. City of
San Diego
R 313940 7/5 Unanimous; all present
117 Adopted (R-2022-274)
Authorizing the settlement with Darin
Barioni, related to claims of personal
injuries allegedly arising out of an
alleged dangerous condition of public
property
R 313941 7/5 Unanimous; all present
118 Adopted (R-2022-312) R 313942 7/5 Unanimous; all present Designating the CoSD's management
team for labor negotiations with the
City's recognized employee
organizations
119 Adopted (R-2022-295)
Excusing the absence of Councilmember
Jennifer Campbell from the City Council
meetings of December 13 and 14, 2021
(Note: Not subject to Mayor’s veto)
R 313943 7/5 Unanimous; all present
S500 Adopted (R-2022-275)
Authorizing the settlement with Barbara
Mellor, related to a claim of personal
injuries arising out of an alleged
dangerous condition of public property
R 313944 7/5 Unanimous; all present
330 Item Presented
Presenting the 2022 draft City Council
work plan
331 Adopted (R-2022-314)
Accepting and allocating federal
emergency rental assistance program
funds for the COVID-19 Housing
Stability Assistance Program
R 313945 5/1 Unanimous; all present
S504a Adopted (R-2022-206)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the Ordinance amending the SDMC by
adding Article 6, titled “Sidewalk
Vending Regulations,” Sections 36.0101
through 36.0116, and amending Chapter
5, Section 54.0105, all relating to
sidewalk vending
R 313946 2/7 12345679-yea; 8-nay
S504b Introduced (O-2022-45)
Amending the SDMC, all relating to
pushcarts
I 2/7 12345679-yea; 8-nay
S504c Introduced as Amended by
Interlineation (O-2022-43 REV.)
Amending the SDMC by adding Article
6, titled “Sidewalk Vending Regulations,”
Sections 36.0101 through 36.0116, and
amending Chapter 5, Section 54.0105,
all relating to sidewalk vending
I 2/7
2/7
1/3
12345679-yea; 8-nay
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to approve staff
recommentaion with an amendment
to Section 36.0110 Penalties and
Fines (b)(3) to read “an administrative
fine of $1,000 for a third and each
subsequent violation within one year
of the first violation”; and remove
(b)(4).
12345679-yea; 8-nay
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to amend Section 36.0102
Definitions High-traffic bike and
4/3
3/1
shared use path to include “Coast
Boulevard Boardwalk between Jenner
Street and Cuvier Street, including
popouts”; and “Scripps Park
Boardwalk, which runs along the
perimeter of Ellen Browning Scripps
Park.”
12345679-yea; 8-nay
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to amend Section 36.0111
Impounding of Vending Equipment
to include “provided that the fourth
or greater violation involves one or
more of the following:
(1) Leaving vending equipment or
goods unattended in violation of
section 36.0105(k); or
(2) Vending prohibited goods in
violation of section 36.0109; or
(3) Vending without a valid vending
permit in violation of section
36.0110(b).”
Unanimous; all present
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to amend Section 36.0102
Definitions to include “Gaslamp
Quarter District means the Gaslamp
Quarter Planned District area
depicted in Figure A of Chapter 15,
Article 7 of the Municipal Code,
which is described as extending from
the south side of Broadway to
Harbor Drive, and from the east side
of Fourth Avenue to the west side of
Sixth Avenue. Also included is the
west side of Fourth Avenue (to the
mid-block property line) between
Market Street and Island Avenue”;
and for the definition of High-traffic
sidewalk to read “means Columbia
Street, Kettner Boulevard, and India
Street between Ash Street and West
Kalmia Street located in Little Italy,
and San Diego Avenue between
Conde Street and Twiggs Street in
Old Town. Loading zone means the
space adjacent to a curb designated
for the loading or unloading of
9/4
1/3
passengers or materials”; and for
Section 36.0106 Vending Locations
to include “(h) Sidewalk vendors shall
not vend within the Gaslamp Quarter
District.”
12345679-yea; 8-nay
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to amend Section 36.0103
Vending Permit Requirement (d)(4)
to include “With the submission of a
complete vending permit application,
a vending permit may be issued with
the submission of a complete
business tax certificate application,
which may be submitted
concurrently with, or prior to, the
vending permit application”; and to
amend Section 36.0115
Entrepreneurship Zones to include
“subject to the approval of the City
Council by resolution.”
Unanimous; all present
Amendment Failed
Motion to amend Section 36.0102
Definitions Summer moratorium to
read “for purposes of this division,
means the Saturday prior to
Memorial Day and the preceding
Saturday and Sunday through
October 1st.”
1236-yea; 45789-nay
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
Non-Agenda Public Comment:
PC-1: Daniel Smiechowski commented on the City Council as a private club.
PC-2: Peggy Walker commented on marijuana.
PC-3: Joy Sunyata commented returned phone calls and on the synopsis of police practices.
PC-4: Brother Steven Gerard commented on a Pro-life direction.
PC-5: Carole O. commented on the City Treasurer’s Rental Unit Business Tax Program.
PC-6: Lori Saldaña commented on undergrounding in Clairemont.
PC-7: Mat Wahlstrom commented on having no balance without checks.
PC-8: Lorna Zukas commented on bike lanes on University Avenue.
PC-9: Alex Boyd commented on bike lanes on Pershing Drive.
PC-10: Judy Strang commented on marijuana businesses.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
CC-1: Councilmember Campillo commented on the City’s inclusive language ordinance, Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, and the directives from the Attorney General and Governor of Texas.
Councilmember Campillo also commented on the allocation of CPPS funds in support of Trans Can Work, to improve the experience and workplace dynamics for trans individuals.
Report Out from Closed Session:
None.
Council President Elo-Rivera adjourned the meeting at 6:06 p.m. in honor of the memory of:
Mrs. Gerry Plotkin as requested by Councilmember von Wilpert.