CITY OF SUNNYVALE
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS APPLICATION
The City supports its demographic diversity and encourages applicants from all groups to apply.
Office Use Only
Date Received: __________
Voter registration verified:
On: ___________________
By: ___________________
Please print or type answers to all questions. Write N/A if not applicable.
General eligibility requirements: Sunnyvale residency. Other requirements may apply to specific boards and commissions.
For more information, contact the Office of the City Clerk via [email protected] or at 408-730-7483 or visit the City website at Sunnyvale.ca.gov and search “Boards and Commiss ion”
If you would like to apply for more than one vacancy,
place a number next to the board or commission, in order of your preference, for which you would like to apply.
Only applications for current openings will be considered at this time. Applications for future openings will be kept on file for one year. Qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview with City Council. Appointments will be made at a regular meeting of the City Council.
_____ Arts Commission
_____ Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission
_____ Board of Library Trustees*
_____ Heritage Preservation Commission*
_____ Housing and Human Services Commission
_____ Human Relations Commission
_____ Parks and Recreation Commission*
_____ Personnel Board*
_____ Planning Commission*
_____ Sustainability Commission
*Registered Sunnyvale voter
If you are applying for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, please identify the category for which you are applying.
_____ Category One: Applicants must be bicyclists or pedestrians r esiding in Sunnyvale. _ _ Category Two: Applicants must have an interest in bicycle and/or pedestrian issues in the City , reside outside Sunnyvale and belong to one of the groups listed below. Please check as many that apply:
_____ Parent Teacher Associations (PTA)/parent group member _____ Administrations of schools in Sunnyvale
_____ Commute coordinators for major employers within Sunnyvale _____ Principals or teachers from Sunnyvale schools
If you are applying for the Human Relations Commission, please identify the category for which you are applying:
_____ Category One: Applicants shall be Sunnyvale residents. _____ Category Two: Applicants shall include representatives of a nonprofit service agency that serves Sunnyvale residents. Such members need not be Sunnyvale residents.
If you are applying for the Sustainability Commission, please identify the ca tegory for which you are applying. _ _ Category One: Applicants shall be Sunnyvale residents. _ _ Category Two: Appl icants shall include members of the Sunnyvale business community*. Such members need not be Sunnyvale residents.
*Sunnyvale business license holders; or designated representative of Sunnyvale businesses with 200 or more employees.
Applicant Name:
Last First M.I.
Current Residence
S treet City State Zip
E-mail Address:
Preferred Contact Phone Number(s):
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1. Are you a currently-registered voter in Sunnyvale?
Yes _ _ No _ __
When was the last time you voted?
Month ______________ Year ______
2. Are you currently serving or have you served on a City of Sunnyvale board or commission? Yes _ _ No _ __
If yes, which one? Term currently serving
Term previously served
3. Prior attendance at a board or commission meeting is highly desirable. Have you attended meeting(s) of the board or commission for which you are applying?
Yes __ _ No _ _
If yes, how many meetings have you attended?
NOTE: If you are applying for more than one board or commission, please reference the specific board or commission in your response to questions 4-7.
4. What motivated you to apply for this board or commission?
5. What skills or attributes can you bring to this board or commission?
Aaron Sofaer
3 For the Housing and Human Services Commission, I am most motivated by my belief that everyone should have a home, the fulfillment of their basic needs, and the ability to live without fear of those things being yanked out from under them. Everything from housing and a quality education—one which is genuinely enriching and nurturing—to employment opportunities and health services is part of that. The Commission's work in these fields is something I find valuable and meaningful.
For the Heritage Preservation Commission, I feel strongly about the need to find ways to maintain a sense of history while making space for the needs of the community of the present. That sense of history, though, often elides various classes of people who lived and worked in a community; ethnic minorities and women, in particular. I find this challenge to be exciting; I would look forward to working on any updates on the Inventory (as I believe it's called) and to working with applicants who are trying to improve property—sometimes, an eyesore that isn't useful to anyone can be made into something not just more beautiful and of real use but also better at helping preserve and honor the heritage of the city and the people and communities who have lived in it.
I do a lot of reading and engaging with dense and/or extensive documentation and proposals, which I would expect to use in getting up to speed with such things as the Housing Element or the Heritage Inventory. I also have, for the last decade, found it professionally useful to be able to identify the critical elements in someone's request or complaint and separate it from more ancillary or peripheral elements; this feels relevant to the need to balance competing or conflicting interests, which I have seen come up already in the few meetings I have been able to attend.
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6. The primary role of a board or commission member is to provide advice to City Council on policy issues that are within the scope of that board or commission. With this in mind, what steps would you take to effectively exercise this specific board or commission role?
7. Education: List college degrees and majors, and any relevant training or experience that demonstrates your ability to effectively serve on this board or commission.
8. Briefly describe your current or last occupation.
9. Briefly describe what you learned by attending a meeting of the City Council, board or commission. Describe what improvements you would suggest the City consider.
Aaron Sofaer
If there is any need to interface with software or technology, I can make use of my experience as a software developer and my prior history in IT. Otherwise, I don't believe that any of my direct work experience qualifies.
I am a software developer. My work involves building and managing systems that validate and deploy other software.
Most of the meetings I have tried to attend have unfortunately been cancelled, but in terms of substance, I have been able to follow the developments related to Sunnyvale's Housing Element and its October 12th planned submission to HCD. I have of course also learned a fair amount about the process of the meetings as well. I also attended a meeting of the Heritage Commission which discussed a renovation on a historic former farm, which I would have needed more context for in order to learn much of substance.
I don't have any improvements to suggest at this time.
HHS: Each aspect of this Commission's work has a tremendous body of research associated with it and experts offering advice. As a member of the Commission, I would work with the other members to figure out what the credible truths are, find our way to a consensus on what that implies the City of Sunnyvale could do to make things better, and communicate that clearly and succinctly to the City Council. For example, if we are trying to find ways of increasing access to schools for underserved populations and neighborhoods, I would expect myself and the rest of the Commission to winnow all of the infeasible or ineffective methods from the set of the possible ones, presenting the City Council with a plan or a range of options which can actually work.
Heritage: I am unsure of the extent to which any particular member of the Commission can contribute towards updating the Inventory, but from my limited exposure to the Commission's proceedings that seems to be a substantial body of work which I think has been deferred for at least four years. Along with working on that, I would expect to diligently prepare for, attend, and do my best to work towards a universally agreeable outcome in the meetings where requests from Sunnyvale property owners and residents are handled; and to work on the downstream outcomes inasmuch as a Commission member has a role in those.
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10. Describe your involvement in community activities, volunteer and civic organizations.
11. The City has a Code of Ethics and Conduct for Elected and Appointed Officials and an Attendance Policy (7.2.19), 2.G.(II) that appointed members are required to follow. Do you have any concerns in these two areas? Yes _ _ No _ __
If so,
please describe.
12. If an unplanned vacancy arises on the board(s) or commission(s) you are interested in, would you be willing to accept a temporary appointment for the remainder of the unexpired term or until a recruitment is held and Council officially fills the vacancy?
Yes __ _ No _ _
IMPORTANT NOTICES – READ BEFORE SIGNING:
All information provided on this application becomes a public record after it is officially filed. This document will be published to the City website with the interview materials. Personal contact information will be redacted.
Applicants appointed to the Planning Commission, Arts Commission, Heritage Preservation Commission and Housing and Human Services Commission are required to electronically file the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700), which is a public record. The Form 700 reports your economic interests and your spouse/domestic partner’s economic interests (if applicable). A copy of this form is available in the Office of the City Clerk or by visiting www.fppc.ca.gov/Form700.html
Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the City of Sunnyvale will make reasonable efforts to accommodate persons with qualified disabilities during the boards and commission interview process. Should you require special accommodations, please contact the Office of the City Clerk via [email protected] or at 408-730-7483 at least five days in advance of your scheduled interview.
I certify un
der penalty of perjury that all statements I have made on this application are true and correct. I hereby authorize the City of Sunnyvale to investigate the accuracy of this information from any person or organization, and I release the City of Sunnyvale and all persons and organizations from all claims and liabilities arising from such investigation or the supplying of information for such investigation. I acknowledge that any false statement or misrepresentation on this application or supplementary materials will be cause for refusal of appointment or immediate dismissal at any time during the period of my appointment.
Your application is not complete until it is signed and submitted to the Office of the City Clerk.
Complete all above fields , the Supplemental Questionnaire and Demographic Information prior to signing this document. Applying your digital signature locks the information you entered, preventing further edits.
Signature of Applicant Date
Please return to: Office of the City Clerk, 456 W. Olive Ave., P.O. Box 3707, Sunnyval e, CA 94088-3707 or email to [email protected]
Aaron Sofaer
Aaron Sofaer
10/18/2023
I have been attending Livable Sunnyvale's meetings and trying to get more involved with them, and I am looking forward to returning to the Sunnyvale Heritage Park Museum in early December for its next major event. In less local volunteering I have been working with the community of web serial authors and the independent publishers which court them in order to push the status quo towards clearer, more equitable contracts; much of this work has been through helping authors understand the details of their contracts and helping them advocate for their own interests in their negotiations.
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Heritage Preservation Commission
We are looking for someone who has interest in the preservation of historic resources
5. I understand that if I am appointed to Heritage Preservation Commission, I will be required to electronically file the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700) that reports my economic interests and my spouse/domestic partner’s economic interests (if applicable), which is a public record? Yes _ _ No _ __
A copy of this form is available by visiting www.fppc.ca.gov/Form700.html
6. What historical features or structures in our community do you think are at risk? What course can the City take to preserve them?
7. What factors would influence your recommendation to preserve a particular building or site?
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Long-term businesses will continue to be at elevated risk of closing their doors as the squeeze from higher interest rates, ever-higher rents, and COVID persists. Continuity of business ownership across decades and generations is a valuable historical feature both as history and also as a thing of value to the community. City measures to preserve them can include direct subsidies, higher visibility, and direct non-cash forms of support, among other means.
As property pressures mount, some smaller historic properties will want to convert or renovate into larger properties.
The City might in some of these cases be able to work with the homeowners to preserve the historic aspects while still allowing the property to be developed and used.
Memory and history is always ephemeral, and especially that of marginalized groups. Even questions like "why is there a bridge here" can wind up relying on the memories of community members rather than existing in written documents.
The City could work to record and compile histories of Sunnyvale and its communities so as to preserve knowledge past the lives of the people involved or the fading, from generation to generation, of passed-on family stories.
While I have some thoughts as to factors here, I would of course expect to learn a lot about what factors have been used / are considered appropriate if I were to serve on the Commission. But from my current perspective, some factors are:
1. Is the building or site's history is actually reflected in the site as it currently stands?
2. Can the building or site be used / experienced by people at the moment?
3. Is the history in question better, more thoroughly, and/or more accessibly reflected in other sites?
4. Does the community that the history is about want that piece of history preserved?
5. Will the preservation, or the renovation/changes, serve the community and/or the City of Sunnyvale?
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Housing and Human Services Commission
We are looking for someone who has demonstrated interest in housing and human services issues
8. I understand that if I am appointed to Housing and Human Services Commission, I will be required to electronically file the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700) that reports my economic interests and my spouse/domestic partner’s economic interests (if applicable) , which is a public record? Yes _ _ No _ __
A copy of this form is available by visiting www.fppc.ca.gov/Form700.html
9. Evaluate the quality and adequacy of the housing programs that serve the Sunnyvale community.
10. Evaluate the quality and availability of the human services programs that serve the Sunnyvale community.
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I am not familiar with many of the housing programs in Sunnyvale, but those that I am familiar with appear to be struggling to meet their own expectations and targets. I expect that there are concrete reasons for this which are already known to the Commission. I hesitate to call them inadequate, but it seems as though there's a long lead time before people get housed. Since the time spent unhoused is awful to the people affected, that's something Sunnyvale's housing programs could improve upon.
I do not feel familiar enough with these programs to make such an evaluation.
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Demographic Information
** This voluntary Demographic Information is public information ** This information will help Council meet its goal of ensuring that the Human Relations Com mission as well as other boards and commissions reflects the demographic diversity of Sunnyvale residents.
Age:
Under 18
18-44
45-64
65+
Prefer Not to Answer
Gender:
Female
Male
Non-binary/Non-conforming
Transgender
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Do you identify as LGBTQIA+ :
Yes
No
Prefer Not to Answer
Race/Ethnicity: select all that apply.
White
Black/African-American
Asian
Hispanic-Latinx/o/a/e
Native American/Indigenous
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Do you speak a language other than English? If yes, please share Household Income:
<$161,670 (median household income)
$161,670+
Prefer Not to Answer
Are you a:
Renter
Homeowner
Both (mobile homeowner)
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Do you live in a:
Apartment/Condo
Single Family Home
Mobile Home
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Any other identities that you would like us to know about?
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6. The primary role of a board or commission member is to provide advice to City Council on policy issues that are within the scope of that board or commission. With this in mind, what steps would you take to effectively exercise this specific board or commission role?
7. Education: List college degrees and majors, and any relevant training or experience that demonstrates your ability to effectively serve on this board or commission.
8. Briefly describe your current or last occupation.
9. Briefly describe what you learned by attending a meeting of the City Council, board or commission. Describe what improvements you would suggest the City consider.
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CITY OF SUNNYVALE
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS APPLICATION
The City supports its demographic diversity and encourages applicants from all groups to apply.
Office Use Only
Date Received: __________
Voter registration verified:
On: ___________________
By: ___________________
Please print or t ype answers to all questions. Write N/A if not applicable.
General eligibility requirements: Sunnyvale residency. Other requirements may apply to specific boards and commissions.
For more information, contact the Office of the City Clerk via [email protected] or at 408-730-7483 or visit t he City website at Sunnyvale.ca.gov and search “Boards and Commissi on” If you would like to apply for more than one vacancy,
place a number next to the board or commission, in order of your preference, for which you would like to apply.
Only applications for current openings will be considered at this time. Applications for future openings will be kept on file for one year. Qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview with City Council. Appointments will be made at a regular meeting of the City Council.
_____ Arts Commission
_____ Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission
_____ Board of Library Trustees*
_____ Heritage Preservation Commission*
_____ Housing and Human Services Commission
_____ Human Relations Commission
_____ Parks and Recreation Commission*
_____ Personnel Board*
_____ Planning Commission*
_____ Sustainability Commission
*Registered Sunnyvale voter
If you are applying for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, please identify the category for which you are applying.
_____ Category One: Applicants must be bicyclists or pedestrians res iding in Sunnyvale. _ _ Category Two: Applicants must have an interest in bicycle and/or pedestrian issues in the City , reside outside Sunnyvale and belong to one of the groups listed below. Please check as many that apply:
_____ Parent Teacher Associations (PTA)/parent group member _____ Administrations of schools in Sunnyvale
_____ Commute coordinators for major employers within Sunnyvale _____ Principals or teachers from Sunnyvale schools
If you are applying for the Human Relations Commission, please identify t he category for which you are applying:
_____ Category One: Applicants shall be Sunnyvale residents. _____ Category Two: Applicants shall include representatives of a nonprofit service agency that serves Sunnyvale residents. Such members need not be Sunnyvale residents.
If you are applying for the Sustainability Commission, please identify the ca tegory for which you are applying. _ _ Category One: Applicants shall be Sunnyvale residents. _ _ Category Two: Appl icants shall include members of the Sunnyvale business community*. Such members need not be Sunnyvale residents.
*Sunnyvale business license holders; or designated representative of Sunnyvale businesses with 200 or more employees.
Applicant Name:
Last First M.I.
Current Residence
Street City State Zip
E-mail Address:
Preferred Contact Phone Number(s):
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Sunnyvale
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1. Are you a currently-registered voter in Sunnyvale?
Yes _ _ No _ __
When was the last time you voted?
Month ______________ Year ______
2. Are you currently serving or have you served on a City of Sunnyvale board or commission? Yes _ _ No _ __
If yes, which one? Term currently serving
Term previously served
3. Prior attendance at a board or commission meeting is highly desirable. Have you attended meeting(s) of the board or commission for which you are applying?
Yes __ _ No _ _
If yes, how many meetings have you attended?
NOTE: If you are applying for more than one board or commission, please reference the specific board or commission in your response to questions 4-7.
4. What motivated you to apply for this board or commission?
5. What skills or attributes can you bring to this board or commission?
Charles McManis
I spend a lot of time walking around Sunnyvale and lived here for 39 years, one of the things that keeps the city vital are its residents and I hoped to give back to the community.
As a retired engineer I bring a lot of systems thinking to the problems this commission is working through. I sometimes feel the city does not do enough to inform and explain to its residents the way in which housing policy improves their lives and can mitigate problems.
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6. The primary role of a board or commission member is to provide advice to City Council on policy issues that are within the scope of that board or commission. With this in mind, what steps would you take to effectively exercise this specific board or commission role?
7. Education: List college degrees and majors, and any relevant training or experience that demonstrates your ability to effectively serve on this board or commission.
8. Briefly describe your current or last occupation.
9. Briefly describe what you learned by attending a meeting of the City Council, board or commission. Describe what improvements you would suggest the City consider.
Charles McManis
BSEE from USC '83. Managment experience from line management through COO. I've also worked on standards bodies (currently Open Group SOSA standard) dealing with generating consensus while keeping everyone engaged and on track.
My last full time occupation was helping a Sunnyvale startup, Spectranetix, grow from 19 full time employees over two campuses to nearly 100 employees. This involved developing process where process was lacking, hiring expertise where skills were lacking, and generally providing training and mentorship across the Sunnyvale facility for the engineering teams.
The last city council meeting I was pre-pandemic. One of the things that struck me was how people providing input and the council members often spoke "past" each other. I briefly considered running to city council because I felt I could add value there. Much of what Sunnyvale has done in creating additional housing and transportation options would have been my strongest input. I hope that we can keep up the momentum and really capitalize on the city being the literal heart[1] of Silicon Valley, we've been an economic power house for decades but that only remains true if we keep our eye on the ball.
I would ask the City Council (and the City Manager) to consider installing fiber optic cable to every address in Sunnyvale. NOT "internet" but the infrastructure that would support network connectivity. This infrastructure is like our roads these days, essential to both personal and professional lives and difficult to innovate on when Internet providers own both the road and the cars you can drive on the road. Building vendor neutral infrastructure that could be "plugged into" and enabled by any vendor willing to provide service would add innovation, increase competition, make living in Sunnyvale desirable, and make putting your business here desirable too! If you decide to interview me, ask me about this idea and that will help you gauge for yourself my ability to communicate complex concepts.
[1] True story, for quite a while if you asked Google Maps to take you to Silicon Valley California it took you to MY house. Much to the surprise of the neighbors on our circle. They have since moved that point to the intersection of 237 and Central but it is still here in Sunnyvale!
Through out my career I have consistently received high marks for being able to break down complex subjects into pieces that the people who need to understand them can deal with. This was especially true for helping management understand business investments in technologies they didn't understand. Keeping teams aligned and on track in the face of competing agendas is another skill I bring to the table.
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Applicant Name______________________
Rev. 3/2023 Page 4 of 15
10. Describe your involvement in community activities, volunteer and civic organizations.
11. The City has a Code of Ethics and Conduct for Elected and Appointed Officials and an Attendance Policy (7.2.19), 2.G.(II) that appointed members are required to follow. Do you have any concerns in these two areas? Yes _ _ No _ __
If so, please describe.
12. If an unplanned vacancy arises on the board(s) or commission(s) you are interested in, would you be willing to accept a temporary appointment for the remainder of the unexpired term or until a recruitment is held and Council officially fills the vacancy?
Yes __ _ No _ _
IMPORTANT NOTICES – READ BEFORE SIGNING:
All information provided on this application becomes a public record after it is officially filed. This document will be published to the City website with the interview materials. Personal contact information will be redacted.
Applicants appointed to the Planning Commission, Arts Commission, Heritage Preservation Commission and Housing and Human Services Commission are required to electronically file the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700), which is a public record. The Form 700 reports your economic interests and your spouse/domestic partner’s economic interests (if applicable). A copy of this form is available in the Office of the City Clerk or by visiting www.fppc.ca.gov/Form700.html
Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the City of Sunnyvale will make reasonable efforts to accommodate persons with qualified disabilities during the boards and commission interview process. Should you require special accommodations, please contact the Office of the City Clerk via [email protected] or at 408-730-7483 at least five days in advance of your scheduled interview.
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tify under penalty of perjury that all statements I have made on this application are true and correct. I hereby authorize the City of Sunnyvale to investigate the accuracy of this information from any person or organization, and I release the City of Sunnyvale and all persons and organizations from all claims and liabilities arising from such investigation or the supplying of information for such investigation. I acknowledge that any false statement or misrepresentation on this application or supplementary materials will be cause for refusal of appointment or immediate dismissal at any time during the period of my appointment.
Your application is not complete until it is signed and submitted to the Office of the City Clerk.
Complete all above fields , the Supplemental Questionnaire and Demographic Information prior to signing this document. Applying your digital signature locks the information you entered, preventing further edits.
Signature of Applicant Date
Please return to: Office of the City Clerk, 456 W. Olive Ave., P.O. Box 3707, Sunnyval e, CA 94088-3707 or email to [email protected]
Charles McManis
10/25/2023
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Heritage Preservation Commission
We are looking for someone who has interest in the preservation of historic resources
5. I understand that if I am appointed to Heritage Preservation Commission, I will be required to electronically file the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700) that reports my economic interests and my spouse/domestic partner’s economic interests (if applicable), which is a public record? Yes _ _ No _ __
A copy of this form is available by visiting www.fppc.ca.gov/Form700.html
6. What historical features or structures in our community do you think are at risk? What course can the City take to preserve them?
7. What factors would influence your recommendation to preserve a particular building or site?
Charles McManis
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Housing and Human Services Commission
We are looking for someone who has demonstrated interest in housing and human services issues
8. I understand that if I am appointed to Housing and Human Services Commission, I will be required to electronically file the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700) that reports my economic interests and my spouse/domestic partner’s economic interests (if applicable) , which is a public record? Yes _ _ No _ __
A copy of this form is available by visiting www.fppc.ca.gov/Form700.html
9. Evaluate the quality and adequacy of the housing programs that serve the Sunnyvale community.
10. Evaluate the quality and availability of the human services programs that serve the Sunnyvale community.
Charles McManis
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I do not have a deep enough understanding of how effective the housing programs are in Sunnyvale, questions I would feel comfortable investigating as a commissioner would be "What is the participation rate in these programs?", "How effective is the city's outreach programs?", "Does our current master plan conform to California's Element Review?", "Are there better ways to support the unhoused as we wait for housing stocks to increase?" All of these questions are of interest to me.
Our Church has supported Sunnyvale Community Services and that is the only services program I am directly familar with. From our interactions it seemed well liked by the people who availed themselves of its services.
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Demographic Information
** This voluntary Demographic Information is public information ** This information will help Council meet its goal of ensuring that the Human Relations Com mission as well as other boards and commissions reflects the demographic diversity of Sunnyvale residents.
Age:
Under 18
18-44
45-64
65+
Prefer Not to Answer
Gender:
Female
Male
Non-binary/Non-conforming
Transgender
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Do you identify as LGBTQIA+ :
Yes
No
Prefer Not to Answer
Race/Ethnicity: select all that apply.
White
Black/African-American
Asian
Hispanic-Latinx/o/a/e
Native American/Indigenous
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Do you speak a language other than English? If yes, please share Household Income:
<$161,670 (median household income)
$161,670+
Prefer Not to Answer
Are you a:
Renter
Homeowner
Both (mobile homeowner)
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Do you live in a:
Apartment/Condo
Single Family Home
Mobile Home
Prefer Not to Answer
Not Listed:
Any other identities that you would like us to know about?
Charles McManis
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