Council and Authorities Concurrent Meeting on 2022-02-08 2:30 PM Meeting Time: 02-08-22 14:30
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Council and Authorities Concurrent Meeting on 2022-02-08 2:30 PM 02-OS-22 14:30
Agenda Name
CONSENT CALENDAR
A. 22-1665 2022 City Council Priority Setting Session
2. Elected Police Chief &City Clerk Ballot Measure for November 2022
9. Installation of Rainbow Crosswalks) Painting in Santa Clara (referred by 030)
14. Swim Club Presentation on the remedial condition of the facility Comments Support Oppose f~leutr~al
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Agenda Item: eComments for CONSENT CALENDAR
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Betsy Megas
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Submitted At: 1:14pm 02-08-22
expect this item to pass, and I support it. I hope that the need for all-remote meetings will one day cease, and hope that when it does, the city will continue to invite public participation through remote channels. Remote participation makes public meetings more accessible to everyone. It saves transportation time and allows the public to listen while attending to work or personal commitments.
Agenda Item: eComments for A. 22-1665 2022 City Council Priority Setting Session Overall Sentiment
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Susan Hinton
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Submitted At: 9:34am 02-07-22
If of interest -Having worked for years for both private and public entities, regarding the MissionSquare Research Working Trends Report: The private sector provides better income. The public sector provides saner work hours.
Either sector can provide job satisfaction with a supportive office environment. That is, work is recognized and pay is reasonable, the hierarchy is cordial and respectful, and political infighting is minimized. Otherwise people want to go and, when feasible, they will.
Agenda Item: eComments for Z. Elected Police Chief &City Clerk Ballot Measure for November 2022 Overall Sentiment
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Lala Verite
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Submitted At: 12:51 pm 02-08-22
Both roles are simply ceremonial -and in fact do nothing. Which is why she wanted to eliminate both a few years ago. But, now it seems to me as if Mayor Gillmor only wants them now because they fall in her favor and will use this outcome as campaign fodder in upcoming elections.
John Sontag
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Submitted At: 10:09am 02-08-22
As a member of the salary setting commission, I've had the opportunity to listen and learn about the elected roles in the city. The professional training and development that goes into the police department is a critical element in the operation excellence exhibited by the department. I support making the Police Chief a professional position, with a job description, qualifications, and training plan that makes career progression in the department like other departments in the Bay Area.
Susan Hinton
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Submitted At: 6:46am 02-07-22
By court order, the City created Districts to remedy a form of racism, but now the City Council is in the process of ignoring its own Task Force on Diversity Equity and Inclusion, which recommends keeping an elected City Police Chief and an elected City Clerk. If, indeed, the Council does ignore its Task Force, this action will provide plenty of interesting campaign fodder in upcoming District elections.
Agenda Item: eComments for 9. Installation of Rainbow Crosswal{c(s) Painting in Santa Clara (referred by 030) Overall Sentiment
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Debra von Huene
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Submitted At: 7:31 pm 02-08-22
Speaking as Chair of the Cultural Commission, I'd like to add a comment that the Utility Box program also has a location available at the corner of EI Camino and Scott. The Cultural Commision will be accepting applications for designs by artists to paint the box at this specific location, and we encourage all interested residents to consider submitting their designs. For more information, please contact [email protected].
Lala Verite
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Submitted At: 12:58pm 02-08-22
In favor of Rainbow Crosswalk(s)._ Colors always brighten up someone's day, especially kids.
Agenda Item: eComments for 14. Swim Club Presentation on the remedial condition of the facility Overall Sentiment
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Amanda Pease
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Submitted At: 3:35pm 02-08-22
We love Santa Clara Swim Club! We are at the ISC and Mary Gomez almost everyday. It breaks my heart to see
the state of the facilities given the fact that we live in one of the most expensive counties in the US. The facilities serve the City of Santa Clara and beyond and attract swimmers from around the world every year. Let's invest in the ISC (updated locker rooms, a stable heating/filtration system, lighting in the stands) to keep it running until the new aquatics center is built.
Aditi Kelkar
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Submitted At: 3:30pm 02-08-22
support the Santa Clara swim club wholeheartedly! They are a responsible organization doing good work in engaging children and youth to give them a quality sports education. There is no other major swim sports complex like this in the bay area. They have a long history of training athletes to compete at national and international levels of swim competitions. The Santa Clara swim club optimizes its facility pools while adhering to Covid guidelines and preventative measures which is great.
Sally Wang
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Submitted At: 3:23pm 02-08-22
am a proud member of Santa Clara Swim Club and have been for four years. Swimming in Santa Clara has impacted my children and my family's life in this way. We would like to see improvements made to the International Swim Center and hope for a new facility in the near future" Dave Parkes
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Submitted At: 3:16pm 02-08-22
am a proud member of Santa Clara Swim Club and have been for 6 years. My wife and I have been Santa Clara City residents for 16 years. 3 of our 4 kids are enrolled in the swim program and swimming in Santa Clara has been great for my children and my family and will continue to be a big part of their growing up in Santa Clara for the next 10-15 years. We would like to see improvements made to the International Swim Center and hope for a new facility in the near future.
Daniel Marks
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Submitted At: 12:31 pm 02-08-22
I'd like to see the city invest in this famous and historic facility. Doing so will save money by lowering future maintenance costs. Every time this pool is closed from maintenance, the city is loosing money to the maintenance and the opportunity of patrons paying to use the facility. Improving the facility would also attract more new patrons and increase revenue. This facility was once a state of the art swim center, I'd love to see it described that way once again.