Fresno County Board of Supervisors September 1, 2020! Among the items is Supervisor Brandau to allow special needs to students to return to onsite school instruction; EOC COVID-19 Equity Project; Planning Commission Denial of Coalinga Flea Market; Closed Session item: Lawsuit v.
Immanuel Schools and Consent item:
Unidas Por Un Cambio Under the recommended Settlement Agreement, the County would pay $130,000 in legal fees to @LCJandA. #Fresno
SELECTED CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS
16.Proclaim the week of September 6-12, 2020 as National Suicide Prevention Week, and
September 2020 as National Suicide Prevention Month in Fresno County
17.Proclaim the month of September 2020 as National Alcohol and Drug Addiction
18. Adopt resolution to support the increase of the California tractor trailer gross vehicle weight limitation from 80,000 pounds to 88,000 pounds during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
25.Adopt a Resolution extending the term of the Civil Grand Jury due to the impacts of the COVID-19
Public Health Emergency.
26.**Accept the Hinds Hospice Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors Team 2019-2020 Annual Report
27. Settlement with Comunidades Unidas Por Un Cambio.Under the recommended Settlement Agreement, the County would pay $130,000 to petitioner Comunidades Unidas Por Un Cambio’s attorney, Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability. There are sufficient appropriations for
payment in the General Fund FY 2020-21 Adopted Budget Org 2540, Account No. 7295. The court found that the County did not timely implement certain programs in its 2016-2023 Housing Element and did not timely adopt the analysis of the infrastructure
deficiencies for certain disadvantaged unicorporated communities as required by Government Code 65302.10. Now, the petitioner seeks its attorney’s fees incurred in this litigation.
AMONG THE CLOSED SESSION ITEMS
•14.1 Conference with legal counsel - Existing Litigation - Government Code, section 54956.9(d)(1) - County of Fresno v. Immanuel Schools - Superior Court Case No. 20 CE CG 02447
14.2 Conference with Real Property Negotiators - Government Code, Section 54956.8; UMC Campus located at the corner of South Cedar Avenue and East Kings Canyon Road, Fresno, CA
41 and 34 items have been deleted from Consent Calendar. Brandau pulls item # 30. 3.Adopt Resolution directing the Public Health Director and Fresno County Interim Public Health Officer to provide support to Fresno County Schools servicing special needs students desiring to
to return to onsite instruction for physical therapy and individually guided learning sponsored by Brandau; He says he “had a fuller resolution but Governor Newsom has recently made some changes that have helped this situation.” Staff: we have worked with school superintendents
to help do this as completely as they can. Brandau: 14 special needs students per classroom allowed now? Staff: cohorts of 14 with two adults. They need to stick together with no mixing with other schools. Assessments are one on one and can be done safely and legally. Brandau:
Families say it often takes 11 adults to provide education for some special need students. Brandau says he is happy with Governor’s decision.
Pulled Item #30 now heard. Staff: position being created as Chief Operating Officer. It takes three meetings to approve this and it is now third meeting. It will be open for applications September 17. $123,000 to $190,000 salary range. It will be in addition to CAO Rousseau
@LincolnSeward Magisg: salary will depend on experience of candidates. Staff: this is designed to be fiscally neutral for CAO Office. There may be a deputy CAO position as well. Approved 3-2 with Brandau and Quintero voting NO.
4.***Determination of Public Convenience or Necessity on Application for Alcoholic Beverage License Type 21 for Falcon Junction, Inc.
Upgrade license to Type 21 from current Type 20. This allows distilled spirits to be sold along with current beer and wine. There are four allowed in census tract but currently 7 including applicant’s own Type 20. There are three .1 miles from this one.
Magisg: @LincolnSeward Rural nature makes this Census Tract very large. Public: Representative of Falcon and thanks Supervisors and Jordan Scott. Magisg: I have not heard any complaints from residents. Approved 5-0
5.Amendment to Master Schedule of Fees - Human Resources. This is for Third party services provided to be sure costs are covered. Approved 5-0.
5.1.Ratify the Agreement a Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission for the COVID-19 Equity Project - Base, previously executed by the County Administrative Officer acting as the Emergency Services Director, effective August 19, 2020 through December 30, 2020 ($4,039,556); AND
ratify the Agreement with Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission for the COVID-19 Equity Project - African American Coalition, previously executed by the County Administrative Officer acting as Emergency Services Director, effective August 7, 2020 thru December 30,($1,648,671)
Will help with culturally appropriate education, outreach, testing and tracing of Covid-19. Close contacts and quarantine especially in families. Single data base so it can be determined who was contacted. This leverages community groups. @LincolnSeward Magisg we have talked
about this before. Clerical error is corrected. Staff: 20% advance to help prime the pump. Fully expenses at the end of project. CARES Act dollars so we are very careful. Magisg: he has worked with EOC for Five years and worthy group. Approved 4-1 with Brandau voting NO
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February 22,2024 Fresno City Council meeting! Among the items include a 50 acre warehouse/office; Mid-year Budget review; Declaring Outdoor Warming Fires to be a Health and Safety Hazard;Closed Session item La Hacienda Mobile Estates, LLC v. City of Fresno, et al;
AMONG CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
2-C *Actions pertaining to the Fresno Yosemite International Airport SMART Program Bid File No. 12302377 (Council District 4) 1.
Adopt a finding of Categorical Exemption pursuant to Section 15301 (a) and (b) (Existing Facilities) of the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines 2.
February 1st, 2024 Fresno City Council meeting! An Appeal of a Controversial Planning Commission’s approval of a very large warehouse /office space due to whether an Environmental Impact Report should be updated first.
Lots of Consent Agenda items and ceremonial proclamations on the Agenda as well.
Selected CONSENT CALENDAR items
2-A Actions pertaining to the RFP for FY 2025 Consultant Services for Sales and Use Tax auditing, Information services, Quarterly sales tax reporting and Revenue projection analysis (Forecasting) and auditing sales tax records: 1.
Fresno City Council meeting January 18,2024! Among the agenda items is a text amendment to Fresno Municipal Code relating to the deferral of certain sidewalk construction, driveway approaches and street trees in subdivisions until prior to occupancy;
Selected CONSENT CALENDAR items:
2-B RESOLUTION - Authorizing and directing a grant application to the California Interagency Council on Homelessness (Cal ICH) for funding under the Encampment Resolution Funding Program, round 3, third disbursement (ERF-3-R) for actionable, person-centered local proposals that…
1/ On the Agenda is the Election of new Council President Annalisa Perea and Vice President Mike Karbassi;Other items include Text Amendment changes regarding when driveways,sidewalks and trees need to planted in new subdivisions as well as tentative map hearing date changes…
2/ …from 30 days to 45 days;48 acre Office/warehouse project at marks and Nielsen;
Among items include Fresno Quality HK affordable housing development located at 6051 North Thesta Street at 3:30 PM; HUD’s 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan public comment period; Decrease the Animal Intake at Animal Shelter;Chinatown Urban Greening Project;plan to market insurance…
…service plans to city residents for sewer and water line laterals;
Fresno City Council meeting November 16th,2023! Among the items are Actions pertaining to Harmony Communities' (Harmony or Owner) proposed closure of La Hacienda Mobile Estates at 3 PM; An Appeal of a liquor Store approval at Bullard and Marks;
Among selected Consent Agenda items include:1-B RESOLUTION - amending certain designated positions which shall be subject to the conflict of interest code and defining categories of disclosures for such positions
1-C Approve the appointments of Fire Battalion Chief Lawrence French to the Fire and Police Retirement Board for a term that is continuous, Paul-Albert Marquez to the Active Transportation Advisory Committee for a term ending November 16, 2026, and Sarah Johnston to the…