SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: MONDAY, APRIL 24, 2023, COUNCIL MEETING RECORDER: MEDINA 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 314759 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 00000
Motion
/
Second
VOTE
600 Item Presented
Presenting the Mayor’s Fiscal Year 2024
Proposed Budget
601 Adopted (R-2023-560)
Authorizing Cooperative Agreement 11-
0726 with the California Department of
Transportation (Caltrans), in support of
the State Route 56 Freeway Expansion
Project
R 314759 1/5 Unanimous; 8-not present
602a Adopted (R-2023-573)
Approving a purchase and sale
agreement with Horton House
Interfaith Housing Corporation
regarding the real property located at
333 G Street, commonly known as
Horton House, in the Centre City
Redevelopment Project Area
R 314760 3/6 Unanimous; all present
602b Adopted (R-2023-572)
Declaring that 333 G Street is exempt
surplus land and approving a related
waiver of Council Policy 700-10
R 314761 3/6 Unanimous; all present
602c Adopted (R-2023-574)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the City owned real property located at
333 G Street
R 314762 3/6 Unanimous; all present
603 Adopted (R-2023-565)
Approving the FY 2024 Annual Action
Plan, and taking related actions
R 314763 6/1 Unanimous; all present
604a Adopted as Amended
(R-2023-585 REV)
declaring that certain contiguous
parcels of City-owned real property
located in the Civic Core area of
downtown are surplus land under the
California Surplus Land Act and waiving
application of Council Policy 700-10
R 314764 9/1 Motion to amend the NOA to:
1) add “The City conditions the
incorporation of Extremely Low
Income (0 percent to 30 percent
AMI) affordable housing as a part of
the development, including but not
limited to Permanent Supportive
Housing at Extremely Low Income
AMI, Affordable Housing without
services at Extremely Low Income
AMI, or the creation or preservation
of Single-Room Occupancy Housing
on-site or within the Downtown
Community Planning Area” to the
end of the first paragraph; 2) change
the second paragraph to read, “It is
the City’s desire to preserve a
theatre presence within the Surplus
Property area if practical. This could
include either the retention of the
current Civic Theatre or the providing
of space for a new theatre to be built
through philanthropy. The City’s
desire proposals that guarantee the
continued employment of all current
theater workers”; and 3) add “and
bidders that propose a plan to
maximize mobility options and
climate benefits. Finally, the City
desires proposals that include
significant philanthropic support in
such a way that maximizes desired
public benefits and minimizes
dependence on government funded
housing vouchers.” to the end of the
fourth paragraph.
12345679-yea; 8-nay
604b Adopted (R-2023-586)
Concurring with the Mayor's direction
to City staff to expeditiously explore
development of the City Operations
Building site as a new City
Administration Building
R 314765 9/1 12345679-yea; 8-nay
604c Adopted (R-2023-587)
Approving certain preliminary fiscal and
related actions for the proposed Civic
Center revitalization project
R 314766 9/1 12345679-yea; 8-nay
605 Adopted (R-2023-588)
Concurring with the Mayor's direction
to City staff to expeditiously explore
development of the Homelessness
Response Center site and the former
Central Library site for affordable
housing uses or homeless shelter uses,
or both
R 314767 3/5 Unanimous; all present
606a Adopted (R-2023-623)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the Animal Services Agreement with
San Diego Humane Society
314768 3/2 Unanimous; 8-not present
606b Introduced (O-2023-145)
Authorizing a Ten-Year Agreement with
the San Diego Humane Society, 170 to
provide animal services
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
3/2 Unanimous; 8-not present
607a Adopted (R-2023-624)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the public purpose lease with San
Diego Humane Society
314769 2/5 Unanimous; 8-not present
607b Introduced (O-2023-146)
Authorizing execution of a public
purpose lease with the San Diego
2/5 Unanimous; 8-not present
Humane Society for the lease of Cityowned property located at 5480 Gaines Street, and related actions
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
Non-Agenda Public Comment:
PC-1: Kera commented on accountability.
PC-2: Susan commented on accountability.
PC-3: Sasha commented on accountability.
PC-4: Truth commented on Planned Parenthood.
PC-5: Gary Hewitt commented on Gallagher Square.
PC-6: Carol Brand commented on Gallagher square.
PC-7 (virtual): Blair Beekman commented on reviewing police practices, and fentanyl.
PC-8 (virtual): Peggy Walker commented on fentanyl.
PC-9 (virtual): Joy Sunyata commented on Closed Session speakers.
PC-10 (virtual): Consuelo commented on Council President Elo Rivera.
PC-11 (virtual): John Stump commented on processes of filling vacancies and PRA on SDG&E.
PC-12 (virtual): Paul Henkin commented on City Hall and SANDAG.
PC-13 (virtual): Becky Rapp commented on AB1207 titled Cannabis Candy Child Safety Act.
PC-14 (virtual): Terri-Ann Skelly commented on Parents against vaping and settlement with Juul for youth vaping.
PC-15 (virtual): Judi Strang commented on Prop 65 and exposure to Marijuana smoke.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
None.
Report Out from Closed Session:
The City Attorney gave a report out from closed session.
Council President Elo-Rivera adjourned the meeting at 6:59 p.m.