City of Seaside
Upcoming Events
1 Item 7.A
10/06/2022
Ernesto Altamirano
Communications and Community Engagement Specialist
Complimentary Childcare at Council Meetings
By Reservation Only 2
City Council Agendas are now
available in Spanish
3 Available in the “Meeting Agendas”
section of the City website
Seaside Fire Department Open House
Saturday, October 8 4
th
Seaside Town Hall with Monterey County
Supervisor Wendy Root Askew
Wednesday, October 12, 2022 5
City of Seaside’s 68th Birthday
Thursday, October 13 6
th
Domestic Violence Awareness Week - Seaside Walk
Wednesday, October 19 7
th
Pumpkin Plunge 2022
Saturday, October 22nd 8
City of Seaside’s Halloween Bonanza 2022
Monday, October 31st 9
Free Blood Pressure Screenings
Every First Friday of the Month 10
CSS Grant RFP
Bit.ly/SEASIDECSSRFP2022-2023 11
Call for Ad-Hoc Committee Members - CSS Grant
Email: [email protected] 12
Free Compost Buckets for Food Scraps
13 Available at City Hall, Seaside Creates
and Oldemeyer Center
Seaside Happenings
14 - Seaside Pollinator Garden Park Clean-Up October Dates / 10AM – NOON • Oct 8th Beta Park, Vallejo St. and Soto St.
• Oct 15th Highland-Otis Park, Mingo Ave. and Highland St. • Oct 22nd Durant Park, Vallejo St. and Darwin St.
• Oct 29th Capra Park, Luzern St. and Sonoma Ave.
- 50th Anniversary NAMBA RC Boat National Championship
• Oct 15-22 Roberts Lake, City of Seaside
Follow Seaside City Hall on social
media for the latest event updates
facebook.com/SeasideCA
@cityofseaside
@City_of_Seaside
15 RECRUITMENT STATUS UPDATE
October 6, 2022 | City Council Meeting
Samantha Sakhrani, HR Analyst
FULL TIME POSITIONS FILLED:
Human Resources Administrative Assistant Promoted: July 22 Police Chief Appointed: August 20
Economic Development Manager Hired: August 22
Police Officer Hire Date: October 17
2 IN-HOUSE PROMOTIONS:
Administrative Analyst II (PD) Fire Division Chief
Street Sweeper Operator Fire Captain (3)
Police Sergeant (3) Fire Engineer (3)
Police Commander (2) Deputy Fire Chief
In Backgrounds:
Police Officer Recruit (1)
Administrative Assistant (2)
Community Resource Specialist
Building Inspector
Administrative Analyst II (CD)
Maintenance & Utilities I& II (2)
Interviews:
Accounting Technician: October 13
Parking Specialist: October 20
RECRUITMENT STATUS
3 CURRENT FULL TIME OPENINGS
Police Officer (Academy, Entry & Lateral) - Open & Continuous Police Recruit – Open & Continuous
Animal Control – Open & Continuous
Parking Compliance Specialist – Open & Continuous
Associate Civil Engineer – Open & Continuous
Senior Civil Engineer – Open & Continuous
Parking Compliance Specialist – Open & Continuous
Building Maintenance Specialist – Closes 10/30
Housing Program Manager – Closes 10/09
Water Operator – Closes 10/30
4 OPENINGS COMING SOON
Police Services Specialist
Maintenance Field Supervisor
Family & Community Support Technician
5 QUESTIONS?
6 THANK YOU!
CITY OF SEASIDE VACCINE UPDATE
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
OCTOBER 6, 2022
5:00 P.M.
MARY GUTIERREZ, FIRE CHIEF
1 VACCINE DATA
6 MONTHS AND OLDER
Seaside (93955 area code) - 78.3% (78%)
Prior to increase in eligibility – 84.3%
Monterey County – 80.3% (80%)
Prior to increase in edibility – 85%
2 DEMOGRAPHICS
Monterey County Health Dept.
• Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander – 100%
• White – 78.2% (77.8%)
• Latino – 74.9% (74.6%)
• Asian – 68.8% (68.6%)
• American Indian or Alaska Native – 55.4% (55.4)
• Black or African American – 55% (54.9%) 3
BIVALENT COVID 19 BOOSTER SHOT
What does “bivalent” mean?
• Answer: Bivalent boosters combine the original COVID-19 vaccine with a reformulation that targets the BA.4 and BA.5 versions of the omicron variant. • The bivalent booster combines the original vaccine and a reformulation targeting a mutated spike protein found on the omicron BA.4 and BA.5 variants, so the immune system can create antibodies that combat both the original coronavirus and the omicron variants.
• The BA.5 strain is the predominant variant circulating the country, making up more than 85% of new COVID-19 cases in the U.S., according to the CDC. 4 COVID 19 VACCINES
Schedule an Appointment at Vaccines.gov
• Costco in Sand City
•CVS in Sand City
•Safeway in Del Rey Oaks
5 THANK YOU
6 Car Week After Action Report
Presentation to City Council
October 6, 2022
Four Seaside Car Week Events
2 • Monday, August 15, 2022 – Porsche Monterey “Classic Porsche” • Del Monte Avenue from 4pm – 7pm
• Saturday, August 20, 2022 – Concors d’Lemons
• City Hall Lawn from 7:30am – 1:30pm
• Saturday, August 20, 2022 – Concorso Itialiano
• Bayonet Blackhorse Golf Course – 8am – 4pm
• Saturday, August 20, 2022 – Exotics on Broadway
• Broadway Avenue & Fremont Boulevard – 1pm – 6pm
Porsche Monterey “Classic Porsche”
3 Attendance – 3,700
Display Cars – 400
Room for Improvement…
Del Monte was not closed at the requested
time. Resulting in event organizers to close
road on their own
For Next Year…
Ensuring that the road is closed at the
agreed time. “Special event process is easy
and straight forward”
4 Concors d’Lemons
5 Attendance – 3,000
Display Cars – 100
Room for Improvement…
Overcrowded at times
1 medical emergency
parking in the PD lot
For Next Year…
Lengthen event hours
Have EMS onsite
More signs that outline parking.
6 Concorso Itialiano
7 Attendance – 5,000
Display Cars – 800
Room for Improvement…
Only issues were in relation to golf course
operations, and easily mitigated.
For Next Year…
Potentially adding another event the Friday
before
Looking at including live music
“The City of Seaside has been a breath of fresh air in its support of Concorso, from correspondence, to permitting, to simply telephone and email correspondence to answer questions we periodically have. This is a model I wish other cities would emulate”.
8 Exotics on Broadway
9 Attendance – 25,000+
Display Cars – 235
Room for Improvement… • Parking • Some Businesses affected by closure • Not all businesses received notifications • Health Department violation • Cars blocking houses on Palm • Not enough garbage cans • Some alleys were blocked • 2 medical calls Exotics on Broadway
10 For Next Year…
• Start working with businesses earlier • Focus on City Center • First aid tent onsite • Multiple notifications leading up to event.
• Make sure food vendors have permits • Control plan for entrance on Palm • Have PW staff onsite during event • Monitor alleys frequently • Have PD staff assigned during event 11 12
Questions
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS RELATED TO FORMING A
COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT TO PROVIDE
FINANCING FOR VARIOUS
PUBLIC FACILITIES AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES
Item 9.A.
Regular City Council Meeting
October 6, 2022
2 BACKGROUND
• As vacant land in the City of Seaside begins to develop (primarily former Fort Ord lands), there will be increased demand for public facilities and services
• The City will need to consider sources of revenue to pay for that increased demand for facilities and services
• Facilities that might be financed include new fire station, museum, roadway improvements, parks, trails, etc.
• Services that might be financed include increased police and fire personnel, roadway maintenance services, etc.
3 MELLO-ROOS COMMUNITY
FACILITIES ACT OF 1982
• Government Code section 53311 and following
• Provides new development be assessed a reasonable special tax • Allows City to use special tax revenue to finance public facilities (including the repayment of bonds issued for such financing), and pay for increased municipal services
• Can be established by Landowner vote if less than 12 registered voters reside within the CFD boundaries
Include Innovate Inspire
4 CFD BOUNDARIES (CONSOLIDATED)
Include Innovate Inspire
4 CFD BOUNDARIES (CONSOLIDATED)
Include Innovate Inspire
5 ANNEXATION AREAS
• Identified by cross-hatching (Yellow) on map
• Do not vote on initial formation of CFD
• Can be annexed in the future with property owner consent using an expedited process
• City has flexibility to adjust the rate and method of apportionment for annexed areas
• Other areas not shown may annex into the CFD, but the process is different
Include Innovate Inspire
6 POTENTIAL NEW FACILITIES
• Allows for financing of public facilities with useful lives of five years or longer • Examples might include:
• New fire/police station(s)
• Museum
• Roadway improvements
• Parks and trails
Include Innovate Inspire
6 POTENTIAL MUNICIPAL SERVICES
• Allows for financing of increased personnel costs
• Examples might include:
• Maintenance, repair and replacement of parks, streets, and open space • Increased police and fire personnel costs
• Flood and storm protection services
Include Innovate Inspire
6 REQUESTED ACTIONS
Adopt Resolution Establishing Local Goals and Policies for CFDs • Includes a statement about financing priorities
• Statement regarding the credit quality of bonds that may be issued for the CFD
• Statement with regard to disclosure of the CFD to purchasers of property • Statement concerning criteria for evaluating special tax formula • Statement regarding appraisals that may be used in connection with the sale of bonds for a CFD
• Provides flexibility to City in forming future CFDs and may be changed by resolution in the future should the need arise.
Include Innovate Inspire
6 REQUESTED ACTIONS:
Adopt Resolution of Intent to Establish a Community Facilities District • Preliminary approval of boundary map for CFD with initial area to have less than 12 registered voters and potential future annexation areas identified • Establishes the Public Facilities and Services authorized to be funded by the CFD
• Establishes a Rate and Method of Apportionment of special tax to allocate annual special taxes to property within the CFD boundaries (Services in Perpetuity; Facilities for 100 years)
• Directs Noticing for a Public Hearing to be held November 17, 2022 at 5:00 p.m.
Include Innovate Inspire
6 REQUESTED ACTIONS:
Adopt Resolution Declaring its intention to incur Bonded Indebtedness • Allows up to $500,000,000 of bonded indebtedness to finance CFD authorized facilities
• Provides for a 40-year repayment program on bonded indebtedness • Calls for a public hearing during the November 17, 2022 City Council meeting Include Innovate Inspire
7 FINANCIAL IMPACT
• No impact to general fund
• Rate and method of apportionment (RMA) allows for annual special tax levies on property to pay CFD administrative costs
• Any bonded indebtedness to be repaid with special taxes levied on the property in the CFD
Include Innovate Inspire
9 RECOMMENDATION
1. Adopt a Resolution Establishing Local Goals and Policies for Community Facilities Districts; and
2. Adopt a Resolution Declaring the Intention to Establish a Community Facilities District and to Authorize the Levy of Special Taxes Therein—Facilities and Maintenance Services; and
3. Adopt a Resolution Declaring the Intention to Incur Bonded Indebtedness of the Proposed Seaside Community Facilities District No. 2022-1 (Facilities and Maintenance Services)
Include Innovate Inspire
10 QUESTIONS
CONSULTANT TEAM
• NBS: SARA MARES
• NHA: CRAIG HILL
• LEGAL: PAUL THIMMIG, QUINT AND THIMMIG LLP
CITY OF SEASIDE:
• CITY ATTORNEY: SHERI DAMON
• FINANCE DIRECTOR: VICTOR DAMIANI