CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 2023, COUNCIL MEETING RECORDER: PATTERSON/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 314770 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 21636
Motion
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Second
VOTE
Approved
Approving the City Council Minutes of:
03/20/2023; 03/21/2023; 03/22/2023
Special; 03/27/2023 Adj.; 03/28/2023
Adj.; 04/03/2023 Adj.; 04/04/2023 Adj.
7/2 Unanimous; all present
30 Approved
Proclaiming April 26, 2023, to be “Denim
Day 2023”
6/5 Unanimous; all present
31 Approved
Proclaiming May 2023, to be “Water
Safety and Drowning Prevention Month"
6/5 Unanimous; all present
32 Approved
Proclaiming April 25th, 2023, to be
“Torrey Pines Falcon Rugby Day”
6/5 Unanimous; all present
33 Approved
Proclaiming April 29, 2023, to be “Linda
Vista 38th Annual Multi-Cultural Fair
Day”
6/5 Unanimous; all present
S516 Approved
Proclaiming April 30, 2023, to be
"Theophilus Alonzo Logan Day"
6/5 Unanimous; all present
S517 Approved
Proclaiming April 25, 2023, to be
“Illumina Day"
6/5 Unanimous; all present
S518 Approved
Proclaiming May 2023, to be “Lupus
Awareness Month”
6/5 Unanimous; all present
S519 Approved
Proclaiming May 13, 2023, to be “Letter
Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
Day”
6/5 Unanimous; all present
S522 Approved
Proclaiming April 25, 2023, as “Rev.
Beverly Davis Day”
6/5 Unanimous; all present
50 Introduced (O-2023-141)
Authorizing the exemption of a Principal
Accountant position in the City's
Department of Finance from the
Classified Service
I 7/1 12345679-yea; 8-nay
51 Introduced (O-2023-142) I 7/1 1235689-yea; 47-nay
Authorizing Amendment No. One to the
Master Agreement with AssetWorks, Inc.
for continuation of software
maintenance, support, and hosting of
the City’s FleetFocus Fleet Management
Information System
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
(Campillo moved the consent agenda
but voted nay on Item 51)
52 Adopted (O-2023-137 Cor. Copy)
Establishing a Schedule of
Compensation, Including Changes to
Classifications, for Officers and
Employees of the City of San Diego for
Fiscal Year 2024
O 21636 7/1 Unanimous; all present
53 Adopted (O-2023-131)
Authorizing the First Amendment to the
Contract with Enforcement Support
Agency related to support for the Police
Department's computer aided dispatch
and other related system
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21637 7/1 Unanimous; all present
54 Adopted (O-2023-132)
Authorizing the exemption of six
Program Coordinator positions in the
City's Human Resources Department
from the Classified Service
O 21638 7/1 12345679-yea; 8-nay
55 Adopted (O-2023-133)
Authorizing a five-year contract with
3Di, Inc. to provide the Fire-Rescue
Department with an updated mobile,
web-based fire inspection management
system
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21639 7/1 Unanimous; all present
56a Adopted (O-2023-130)
Approving the Real Property Purchase
and Sale Agreement and the
Reimbursement and Park Development
Agreement for the North Central Square
Park site in the Downtown Community
Planning Area
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21640 7/1 Unanimous; all present
56b Adopted (O-2023-128)
Authorizing the use of development
impact fee credits for the purchase of
the North Central Square Park site in the
Downtown Community Planning Area
and approving a related exemption from
the SDMC requirement regarding the
payment of development impact fees
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21641 7/1 Unanimous; all present
57 Adopted (O-2023-118 Cor. Copy 2)
Amending the SDMC relating to the
adoption of the 2022 California Building,
Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical,
Residential, Green Building Standards,
and Existing Building Codes
O 21642 7/1 Unanimous; all present
58 Adopted (O-2023-134 Cor. Copy)
Authorizing the Fourth Amendment to
the Contract with Bentley Systems, Inc.
in connection with the Computer Aided
Drafting Design application services
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21643 7/1 1235689-yea; 47-nay
(Campillo moved the consent agenda
but voted nay on Item 58)
60a Introduced (O-2023-140)
Designating Fifth Ave, between
Broadway and K St, as a "slow street" to
allow for intermittent street closures to
vehicular traffic
I 7/1 Unanimous; all present
60b Adopted (R-2023-563)
Establishing a tow-away parking zone
on Fifth Ave, between Broadway and K
St, between the hours of 12 p.m. and 2
a.m., to take effect once the designation
of Fifth Avenue as a "slow street" is
effective
R 314770 7/1 Unanimous; all present
100 Adopted (R-2023-568)
Adopting an amended conflict of
interest code for the Finance
Department
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s veto)
R 314771 7/1 Unanimous; all present
101a Adopted (R-2023-549)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the Renovation of the Hacienda
Townhomes in the East Village
Neighborhood of the Downtown
Community Plan Area
R 314772 7/1 Unanimous; all present
101b Adopted (2023-550)
Approving the Assignment, Assumption,
and Amendment of Loan Documents for
the Affordable Housing Project known
as Hacienda Townhomes in the East
Village Neighborhood of the Downtown
Community Plan Area
R 314773 7/1 Unanimous; all present
102 Adopted (R-2023-576)
Authorizing the City to accept,
appropriate, and expend grant awards
from the Board of State and Community
Corrections' California Violence
Intervention and Prevention Grant for
the Purpose of Funding the Commission
R 314774 7/1 Unanimous; all present
on Gang Prevention and Intervention's
Peacemaker Project
103a Adopted (R-2023-493)
Making an application to the California
Department of Parks and Recreation
Office of Grants and Local Services –
Specified Grant Program for
improvements to the following projects:
Carmel Knolls Park Comfort Station;
Rancho Bernardo Community Park;
Black Mountain Mine Open Space
Environmental Study; Mountain View
Park Sports Court; Olive Grove
Community Park; Ward Canyon Phase III;
Clay Neighborhood Park; Balboa Park;
and Emerald Hills Community Park
R 314775 7/1 Unanimous; all present
103b Adopted (R-2023-492)
Making an application to the California
Department of Parks and Recreation
Office of Grants and Local Services –
Specified Grant Program for
improvements to the following projects:
Canyonside Community Park; historic
Marston House; and Mountain View
Sports & Racquet Cub
R 314776 7/1 Unanimous; all present
104 Adopted (R-2023-487)
Making an application to the California
Natural Resources Agency for the
Improvements to the San Diego Natural
History Museum project
R 314777 7/1 Unanimous; all present
105 Adopted (R-2023-553)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Junior Achievement of
San Diego
R 314778 7/1 Unanimous; all present
106 Adopted (R-2023-569)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Jewish Family Service of
San Diego
R 314779 7/1 Unanimous; all present
107 Adopted (R-2023-554)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Interfaith Shelter Network
R 314780 7/1 Unanimous; all present
108a Adopted (R-2023-567)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the approval of the CPPS FY 2023 City
Council Allocations Agreement with I
Love a Clean San Diego County, Inc.
R 314781 7/1 Unanimous; all present
108b Adopted (R-2023-566) R 314782 7/1 Unanimous; all present Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to I Love a Clean San Diego
County, Inc.
109 Adopted (R-2023-557)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Guitars in the Classroom
R 314783 7/1 Unanimous; all present
110 Adopted (R-2023-556)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Free to Thrive
R 314784 7/1 Unanimous; all present
111 Adopted (R-2023-552)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to ElderHelp of San Diego
R 314785 7/1 Unanimous; all present
112 Adopted (R-2023-562)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Downtown San Diego
Partnership
R 314786 7/1 Unanimous; all present
113 Adopted (R-2023-561)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Culture Shock Dance
Troupe, Inc.
R 314787 7/1 Unanimous; all present
114a Adopted (R-2023-559)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the approval of the CPPS FY 2023 City
Council Allocations Agreement with
Cooper Family Foundation
R 314788 7/1 Unanimous; all present
114b Adopted (R-2023-558)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to the Cooper Family
Foundation
R 314789 7/1 Unanimous; all present
115 Adopted (R-2023-555)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Co-Harvest Foundation
R 314790 7/1 Unanimous; all present
116 Adopted (R-2023-571)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Cesar Chavez Service
Clubs, Inc.
R 314791 7/1 Unanimous; all present
117 Adopted (R-2023-486)
Authorizing the settlement of
Christopher Buffin for personal injuries
sustained from an alleged dangerous
condition in the roadway on Santa Fe
Street
R 314792 7/1 Unanimous; all present
118 Adopted (R-2023-502)
Authorizing the settlement of Stephanie
Skees for a bicycle accident that
occurred on North Harbor Drive
R 314793 7/1 Unanimous; all present
119 Adopted (R-2023-535) R 314794 7/1 Unanimous; all present Confirming the appointment of Daniele
Laman to the Parks and Recreation
Board
120 Adopted (R-2023-379)
Declaring a Continued State of
Emergency regarding Raw Sewage, Solid
Waste, and Sediment Coming from
Tijuana, Mexico
R 314795 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S500 Adopted (R-2023-614)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Hillcrest Business
Improvement Association Incorporated
R 314796 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S501 Adopted (R-2023-591)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to City Heights Business
Association
R 314797 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S502 Adopted (R-2023-584)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to San Diego Mountain
Biking Association
R 314798 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S503a Adopted (R-2023-590)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the approval of the CPPS FY 2023 City
Council Allocations Agreement with
Urban Corps of San Diego County
R 314799 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S503b Adopted (R-2023-589)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Urban Corps of San Diego
County
R 314800 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S504 Adopted (R-2023-583)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Kim Center for Social
Balance
R 314801 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S505 Adopted (R-2023-581)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Mama's Kitchen
R 314802 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S506a Adopted (R-2023-596)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the approval of the CPPS FY 2023 City
Council Allocations Agreement with
Urban Corps of San Diego County
R 314803 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S506b Adopted (R-2023-595)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Urban Corps of San Diego
R 314804 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S507a Adopted (R-2023-599)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the approval of the CPPS FY 2023 City
Council Allocations Agreement with
Sprockids San Diego
R 314805 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S507b Adopted (R-2023-600)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Sprockids San Diego
R 314806 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S508 Adopted (R-2023-598)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to A.) El Cajon Boulevard
Business Improvement Association, B.)
Empowering Mentorships, and C.)
Partnership for the Advancement of
New Americans, D.) Rolando Community
Council, Inc., and E.) Union of Pan Asian
Communities
R 314807 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S509 Adopted (R-2023-597)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to A.) Assistance League of
Greater San Diego, B.) Teatro Mascara
Magica: A Common Ground Company,
and C.) The San Diego River Park
Foundation
R 314808 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S510 Adopted (R-2023-594)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to A.) ArtReach for Free
Visual Arts Education Classes for San
Diego Youth, B.) Business for Good San
Diego for BFG Summit, C.) Diversionary
Theatre Productions, Inc. for
Diversionary Theatre's The Stonewall
Salon, and D.) El Cajon Boulevard
Business Improvement Association for
D3 BLVD Crawl- Mardi Gras 2nd Line
Celebration ECBBIA.
R 314809 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S511 Adopted (R-2023-592)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to A.) Generation STEAM, B.)
Outdoor Outreach, C.) San Diego Parks
Foundation, and D.) Theatre and Arts
Foundation of San Diego County dba La
Jolla Playhouse
R 314810 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S512 Adopted (R-2023-593)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to A). La Jolla Art & Wine
Festival Foundation, B). La Jolla
Community Center, C). La Jolla Music
Society, and D). La Jolla Music Society
R 314811 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S513 Adopted (R-2023-582)
Authorizing the FY 2023 CPPS Funding
Allocations to Space 4 Art, Inc.
R 314812 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S514 Adopted (R-2023-613) R 314813 7/1 Unanimous; all present Designating the 1000 block of Derby
Street, between Geneva Avenue and
Roswell Street, in the Emerald Hills
community as Pastor Willie E. Manley
Street
S515 Adopted (R-2023-570)
Declaring City-owned real property
located at 7th Avenue and Market Street
(APN 535-112-12) surplus land
R 314814 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S520 Adopted (R-2023-607)
Confirming the appointment of
Matthew Vespi to the San Diego County
Water Authority Board of Directors
R 314815 7/1 Unanimous; all present
S521 Adopted (R-2023-416)
Confirming the appointment of
Councilmember Stephen Whitburn to
the San Diego County Water Authority
Board of Directors
R 314816 7/1 12345679-yea; 8-nay
330a Adopted (R-2023-601)
Declaring an exemption from CEQA for
the Ordinance amending Chap 9, Art 9,
by amending the title of Div 7 of the
SDMC relating to Residential Tenant
Protections
R 314817 9/4 13456789-yea; 2-nay
330b Introduced as Amended by
Interlineation
(O-2023-143 REV. COR. COPY)
Amending Chap 9, Art 8, by amending
the title of Div 7 of the SDMC relating to
Residential Tenant Protections
I 9/4 Amendments Incorporated
**See attached
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
Non-Agenda Public Comment:
PC-1: Victor Esparza commented on fixing homeless housing.
PC-2 (virtual): Barbara Gordon commented on marijuana use disorders.
PC-3 (virtual): Blair Beekman commented on the Horton House.
PC-4 virtual): Becky Rapp commented on high potency THC products.
PC-5 (virtual): Lori Saldaña commented on sexual assault prevention training.
PC-6 (virtual): Truth commented on speaker time and volume of items.
PC-7 (virtual): Joy Sunyata commented on preparation for Budget hearings.
PC-8 (virtual): Audra commented on sexual assault.
PC-9 (virtual): Danny Avitia commented on May being National Foster Care Month.
PC-10 (virtual): Judi Strang commented on marijuana second-hand smoke.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
None.
Report Out from Closed Session:
None.
Council President Elo-Rivera adjourned the meeting at 9:31 p.m. in honor of the memory of:
Mr. Sergio Casuga Suero as requested by Council President Pro Tem Montgomery Steppe. **Item-330b
Motion
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Second
VOTE
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Amendments Incorporated
Motion to amend Section 98.0702, to add, “Non-profit transitional housing means temporary housing operated by a non-profit organization for up to 24 months with supportive services to individuals and families with the goal of interim stability and support to successfully move to and maintain permanent housing, which may cover housing costs and accompanying supportive services for program participants” and amend Section 98.0703(f): to read, “housing accommodations in a nonprofit hospital, religious facility, extended care facility, licensed residential care facility for the elderly, as defined in California Health and Safety Code section 1569.2, as may be amended, an adult residential facility, as defined in Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 6 of the Manual of Policies and Procedures published by the California Department of Social Services, as may be amended, or non-profit transitional housing”; and amend Section 98.0706(d) to include “The landlord shall have the right to screen the tenant using industry accepted methods and shall communicate the minimum screening criteria in the written offer for the new tenancy. The tenant shall have 30 days from the date of receipt of the offer to accept.”; and have City staff and Housing Commission to return each year from the effective date of this ordinance to report to the City Council on the impact of this ordinance.
13456789-yea; 2-nay
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to amend Section 98.0703: Exemptions (l)(2) last paragraph to read “For a tenancy existing before January 1, 2024, the notice required above may be provided in the lease. For a tenancy commenced or renewed on or after January 1, 2024, the notice required above shall be provided in the lease.” Passed. 123567-yea; 489-nay
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to amend Section 98.0706: to read, “(a) Requirements Upon Termination of Tenancy for At-Fault Just Cause. If a landlord issues a termination notice for at-fault just cause, the landlord shall do the following:
(1) Notice to Tenant. Before a landlord issues a notice to terminate a tenancy for at-fault just cause that is a curable lease violation, the landlord shall first give written notice of the violation including a description of the violation and an opportunity to cure the violation under California Code of Civil Procedure section 1161(3), as may be amended. If the violation is not cured within the time period in the notice, the landlord may terminate the tenancy without another opportunity to cure by serving a three-day notice to quit.
(2) Notice to Commission. The landlord shall provide written notice to the Commission of the at-fault just cause termination of tenancy under section 98.0704(a) no later than three business days after the date the landlord provided the required notice to tenant. This clause shall not apply until 30 days after the Commission establishes a submission portal and provides the public notice of its creation. (b) Requirements Upon Termination of Tenancy for No-Fault Just Cause. If a landlord issues a termination notice for no-fault just cause, the landlord shall do the following:
(1) Notice to Tenant. The landlord shall give written notice to the tenant at least 30 or 60 days prior to the proposed date of termination as required by California Civil Code section 1946.1, as may be amended, in no less than 12-point font. The written notice shall contain the following:
(A) The landlord shall provide a description of the basis for the termination. (B) The notice shall state the tenant’s right to relocation assistance established in section 98.0706(c) by a direct payment to the tenant or rent waiver.
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(i) If the landlord elects to provide relocation assistance by a direct payment to the tenant, the notice shall state the amount of relocation assistance available to the tenant and that the landlord shall provide the payment within 15 days from the date of the notice. (ii) If the landlord elects to provide relocation assistance by rent waiver, the notice shall state the amount of rent waived and that no rent is due for the final corresponding months of the tenancy. (C) The notice shall state the tenant’s right to receive an offer to renew the tenancy established in section
98.0706(d) and 30 days to accept the offer in the event the residential rental property is offered again for rent or lease for residential purposes within five years of the date the tenant was evicted under sections
98.0704(b)(1), (3), or (4), and that to exercise such right, the tenant:
(i) shall notify the landlord in writing within 30 days of the termination notice of tenant’s desire to receive an offer to renew the tenancy;
(ii) provide the landlord a mailing address or email address for the landlord to send the offer; and (iii) provide the landlord a change of mailing address or email address. (2) Notice to Commission. The landlord shall provide written notice to the Commission of the no-fault just cause termination of tenancy under section 98.0704(b) no later than three business days after the date the landlord provided the required notice to tenant. This clause shall not apply until 30 days after the Commission establishes a submission portal and provides the public notice of its creation.” Unanimous; all present
Amendment Incorporated
Motion to consider future cap or other modifications to relocation assistance once data is available from the Housing Commission, subject to legal review.
Unanimous; all present