CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: MONDAY, JUNE 20, 2022, COUNCIL MEETINGRECORDER: PATTERSON 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 314177 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 00000
Motion
/
Second
VOTE
200 Returned to Staff
Presenting the City Council
Workshop entitled “A Primer on
Budget Equity Tools”
201 Direction Given with
Amendments
(O-2021-69 Cor. Copy 3)
Amending Chap 5 of the SDMC by
adding new Art 11, Div 1,
Sections 511.0101 through
511.0110, to create regulations
relating to the City's use,
acquisition, and funding of
surveillance technology
4/9
7/2
7/2
(Motion to move staff’s
recommendation. This motion
was superseded by the
alternative motion.)
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to amend the ordinance
to: 1) Add the following
language to Section 511.010,
Definitions, Subsection (d):
“City personnel assigned to
federal task force activities by
the Chief of Police or designee
are exempt from ordinance
requirements related to the
acquisition, use, reporting and
contractual obligations, solely to
the extent of their duties and
work related to their assignment
to the federal task force;” and
2) Add the following language to
Section 511.0106, Enforcement,
Subsection (a)(3): “An award of
reasonable attorney’s fees to a
prevailing party is limited to an
amount not-to-exceed $15,000.
23567-yea; 1489-nay
Alternative Motion
Motion to direct the City
Attorney to prepare the
ordinance with the proposed
amendments for introduction
by July 19, 2022, to
deliberate with the Human
Resources Department
regarding Meet and Confer
obligations and to insure
consistency with the rest of
the ordinance.
Unanimous; all present
202 Adopted (R-2022-552 Cor.
Copy)
Amending the 2023 RTIP and
Five-Year Program of Projects for
Fiscal Year 2023 - Fiscal Year
2027 in compliance with SANDAG
Board Policy No. 31
R 314177 5/2 Unanimous; 8-not present
203 This item was moved to
Tuesday, June 21, 2022, Item
S502
204 Introduced (O-2022-116)
Amending Chap 12, Art 6, Div 7 of
the SDMC all relating to accepting
California Coastal Commission’s
suggested modifications required
for certification
I 1/7 Unanimous; 8-not present
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
PC-1: Lori Saldaña commented on 101 Ash Street settlement.
PC-2 (virtual): Blair Beekman commented on housing issues/low-income ideas.
PC-3 (virtual): John Stump commented on 101 Ash Street settlement; and City employee’s overtime.
PC-4 (virtual): Francine Maxwell commented on Council video not matching their audio.
PC-5 (virtual): Becky Rapp commented on ban on flavored marijuana.
PC-6 (virtual): Terri-Ann Skelly commented on “over-medicalization” of marijuana.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
Mayor Gloria presented the first ever “Mayor for a Day” contest winner, Aiella Niles.
He mentioned Aiella wrote an essay on the importance of preserving our City’s beautiful landscape through proper waste management. Mayor Gloria recognized her writings embodied that we all have a responsibility to beautify our neighborhoods. He presented Aiella with a proclamation in recognition of this accomplishment. Mayor Gloria outlined the essay program is intended to encourage our young people to consider careers in public services.
CC-1: Council President Elo-Rivera thanked “Mayor Niles” for being here today, for her commitment to making sure our communities are clean, for being a leader, and encouraging us to do better for our community. He mentioned there is an incredible power in young people’s voices.
CC-2: Councilmember Cate thanked “Mayor for a Day” Niles for being the first “Mayor” coming from District 6. He can’t wait to see what she does for the community of Mira Mesa. Councilmember Cate expressed he has big hopes for Aiella and knows she is going to fulfil them.
Report Out from Closed Session:
None.
Council President Elo-Rivera adjourned the meeting at 6:43 p.m.