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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/21/22 PUBLIC SERVICE VITAL SERVICES MINUTESV BAKERSFIELD THE SOUND OF 5W" 6.l(cr Special Meeting of the Citizens Oversight Committee for Bakersfield Public Safety and Vital Services Measure (PSVS) Of the City Council - City of Bakersfield Thursday, April 21, 2022 12:00 p.m. Council Chambers, City Hall South, 1501 Truxtun Avenue MINUTES ROLL CALL at 12:03 pm Present: Chair Ortiz, Vice -Chair Abernathy, Committee Members Madland, Perez-Andreesen, Koman, Singh, and Prince. Absent: Committee Members Dewey and Keller. 2. PUBLIC COMMENTS None 3. ADOPTION OF MINUTES a. Adoption of Minutes from the April 14, 2022 Oversight Committee meeting Motion by Committee Member Koman, second by Committee Member Perez-Andreesen, to adopt the minutes from the April 14, 2022 Oversight Committee meeting. Motion was approved with Committee Members Dewey and Keller absent. 4. NEW BUSINESS a. Fiscal Year 2022-23 PSVS Budget Overview City Manager Clegg made staff comments and introduced Economic and Community Development Director Soldona who provided a PowerPoint presentation. Bakersfield Public Safety Vital services Measure Citizens Oversight Committee Minutes April 21, 2022 Page 2 Assistant to the City Manager Valdez, Community Development Director Boyle, Recreation and Parks Director Anthony, Public Works Director Strakaluse also made staff comments and provided a PowerPoint presentations. Motion by Committee Member Singh, second by Committee Member Abernathy, that the recommended ongoing expenses for Quality Public Safety Services ($4,335,957) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Koman, second by Committee Member Perez- Andreesen, that the recommendations for Addressing Homelessness ($1,800,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Perez-Andreesen, second by Committee Member Singh, that the recommendations to Maintain Fiscal Solvency ($37,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Prince, second by Committee Member Koman, that the recommendations to Enhance Quality of Life & Public Amenities ($1,794,213) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Abernathy and Madland voting no; Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Prince, second by Committee Member Perez- Andreesen, that the recommendations for Quality Public Safety Services ($9,050,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Abernathy and Madland voting no; Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Prince, second by Committee Member Abernathy, that the recommendations to Address Homelessness ($560,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Perez-Andreesen, second by Committee Member Prince, that the recommendations to Maintain Fiscal Solvency ($2,585,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Madland and Prince voting no; Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Prince, second by Committee Member Singh, that the recommendations to Enhance Quality of Life and Public Amenities ($8,510,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for Bakersfield Public Safety Vital services Measure Citizens Oversight Committee Minutes April 21, 2022 Page 3 approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Abernathy and Madland voting no; Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Prince, second by Committee Member Perez- Andreesen, that the recommendations to Enhance Infrastructure ($13,230,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Abernathy and Madland voting no; Dewey and Keller absent. Motion by Committee Member Singh, second by Committee Member Madland, that the recommendations to Invest in Urban Renewal and Downtown Development ($3,750,000) is consistent with the measure and recommend to the Council for approval. Motion was approved with Committee Members Dewey and Keller absent, Prince abstaining. S. DEFERRED BUSINESS None 6. COMMISSIONERS COMMENTS Chair Ortiz made comments on the value of individual perspectives. Committee Member Prince requested that comments be forwarded to the Council. Committee Member Kaman requested some discussion In terms of a recommendation to the Council as to what the restrictions should be for recurring costs. He further reiterated Chair Ortiz's comments regarding diverse committee that represents the community and it is great that a consensus can still be reached based on different perspectives. 7. ADJOURNMENT Meeting was adjourned at 3:34 p.m. AATTTESSTT'�`' �''�' ''�''�`j'�'�" L.A1 IE DRIMAKIS MWC CITY CLERK and Ex Officio Clerk of the Council of the City of Bakersfield