SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: MONDAY, JUNE 27, 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 314191 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 00000
Motion
/
Second
VOTE
600a Adopted (R-2022-547)
Approving a First Implementation
Agreement and various other actions
related to the 13th & Broadway
affordable housing project in the
Centre City Redevelopment Project
Area
R 314191 3/7 Unanimous; all present
600b Introduced (O-2022-121)
Approving a waiver under San Diego
Municipal Code section 143.0540 that
requires the City to execute a Housing
Replacement Agreement before the
City issues a permit to convert or
demolish the single-room occupancy
(SRO) hotel at Villa Victoria Apartments
in Downtown San Diego
I 3/7 Unanimous; all present
600c Adopted (R-2022-505)
Ratifying the authorization of the
CoSD's joint application with the
developer of 13th & Broadway
affordable housing project, or its
development designee, for a grant
from the infill infrastructure grant
program, and approving the
substitution of Chelsea Investment
Corporation as the joint applicant and
project sponsor
R 314192 3/7 Unanimous; all present
600d Adopted (R-2022-506)
Ratifying the CoSD's approval of a joint
application with the developer of the
13th & Broadway affordable housing
project, or its development designee,
for a loan and a grant from the
affordable housing and sustainable
communities program, and approving
the substitution of Chelsea Investment
Corporation as project sponsor
R 314193 3/7 Unanimous; all present
601 Adopted with Direction
(R-2022-509)
Approving an amendment to Council
Policy 000-02 regarding budget policies
R 314194 6/9
9/6
Unanimous; all present
Direction incorporated
Motion direct staff to amend ‘Council
Role’ paragraph on Page 7 of Council
Policy 000-02 to read: “Council shall
adopt an annual legislative budget
calendar and key dates that establish
the time frame for each phase of the
budget process. Councilmembers
shall also communicate their budget
priorities to the IBA, who will analyze
and consolidate the priorities into a
proposed Council budget priorities
resolution drafted by the Office of
the City Attorney. The Council will
adopt and update the budget
priorities resolution and present it to
the Mayor in advance of the release
of the Proposed Budget. After the
May Revision is presented,
Councilmembers’ final budget
priorities memoranda shall be
provided to the IBA. These
memoranda will be used by the IBA
to develop Council final budget
modification recommendations.”
Unanimous; all present
602a Returned to Staff (R-2022-582)
Approving the Settlement Agreement
and Mutual Release (Settlement
Agreement) for the City's acquisition of
real properties commonly known as
Civic Center Plaza and 101 Ash Street
in downtown San Diego and the
settlement of related litigation and
release of related claims between the
City and certain other parties; making
a finding that the City's expenditure of
funds under the Settlement Agreement
will achieve numerous public purposes
and benefits; and approving related
implementing actions
602b Returned to Staff (R-2022-567)
Authorizing year-end revisions to the
City's FY 2022 budget
602c Returned to Staff .(R-2022-568)
Authorizing amendments to the City's
FY 2023 budget
603 Adopted with Direction
(R-2022-580)
Allocating federal CARES Act
Community Development Block Grant
Funds for a Safe Parking Program and
authorizing a non-profit agreement
with Jewish Family Service for the Safe
Parking Program
R 314195 7/3 Motion to request that staff returns
to Council prior to September 30th
with an assessment of potential safe
parking sites in each district, plans to
create designated "family-friendly"
zones in each of the City's safe
parking sites, and plans for funding
these additional safe parking sites
and services in the City's HHAP 4
application.
Unanimous; all present
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
PC-1: Mike Aguirre commented on 101 Ash Street.
PC-2: Lori Saldaña commented on homelessness.
PC-3: Paul Krueger commented on 101 Ash Street.
PC-4 (virtual): Barbara Gordon commented on fentanyl.
PC-5 (virtual): Terri-Ann Skelly commented on drug use.
PC-6 (virtual): Alan commented on continuing Zoom meetings and 101 Ash Street.
PC-7 (virtual): Martha Sullivan commented on San Diego housing.
PC-8 (virtual): David C. commented on 101 Ash Street.
PC-9 (virtual): Ilka Weston commented on homelessness.
PC-10 (virtual): John Stump commented on 101 Ash Street.
PC-11 (virtual): Nancy Logan commented on cannabis oil.
PC-12 (virtual): Kathleen Lippitt commented on marijuana.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
Mayor Comment: Chief Operating Officer Jay Goldstone commented on the delay of the post settlement agreement related to 101 Ash Street. He commented that the public should have more opportunity to review the post settlement agreement in its entirety and the intent to return to Council within the next month.
CC-1: Councilmember von Wilpert commented on the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade. She commented on the deaths of women exercising their access to healthcare and the history of unsafe and illegal abortions.
Report Out from Closed Session:
None.
Council President Elo-Rivera adjourned the meeting at 1:41 p.m.