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james murez: Thank you cj on your committee.

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frank murphy: cj.

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james murez: Branca cj on your committee.

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frank murphy: No, no.

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james murez: Oh wait.

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Vicki Halliday: I can start if you promote the gym i'll start letting people in.

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james murez: Can you hear me.

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frank murphy: Yes, I can, can you hear me.

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james murez: Can you hear me.

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james murez: I can hear you I don't know if it's me or you.

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james murez: vicki can you hear me.

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Vicki Halliday: No, I don't hear.

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Vicki Halliday: You can't hear me.

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james murez: I can't hear you I don't know why.

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james murez: Can you know.

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Vicki Halliday: promote me.

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james murez: Can you hear me.

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frank murphy: I can hear you fine, can you hear me.

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Vicki Halliday: Now I can hear you, yes, if you would promote me Jim i'll start letting people.

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james murez: I was trying to get to that, but I couldn't tell if you could hear me and I didn't know what to say um.

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james murez: So i'm going to make vicki why don't I just make you the host and then you can make our i'll make frank The co host let's do it this way, I will make frank where's frank why isn't it selected okay here frank.

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james murez: frank will be co host.

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james murez: Yes.

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james murez: Since vicki did such a good job of running the operation right frank.

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frank murphy: excellent job, thank you very much.

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james murez: And I will step out so you guys just conduct your meeting and i'm going to go back to doing what I need to do, and thank you, by the way, for attending the previous meeting.

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frank murphy: yeah that was tough, it was quick.

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james murez: Tough crowd alright vicki you taking it over.

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frank murphy: looks like most are there, I think pat's there.

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Vicki Halliday: Brian and i'm letting them in.

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james murez: Your co host frank, you can also help let them in if you want.

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james murez: Have you done that, before.

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frank murphy: No, I haven't.

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james murez: So if you bring up where the it talks about the panelists and it talks down at the bottom of the screen there's probably something that says participants.

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frank murphy: yep.

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james murez: You click on participants that brings up a list and there's two tabs up at the top one says panelists the other one says attendees.

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frank murphy: gotcha.

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james murez: You go to the attendee side it lists all of the people that are currently attending.

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frank murphy: And there I gotcha.

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james murez: As you then scroll through them if you let your mouse hover over somebody's name and where it says more you can then click on more.

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james murez: It says, promote two panelists.

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frank murphy: gotcha.

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Vicki Halliday: Trying to not lose right it's not working.

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james murez: He has to.

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frank murphy: Call okay.

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james murez: Oh, and that's my reminder to start your meeting.

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james murez: Sorry.

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frank murphy: Try her again I was hovering over her.

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Vicki Halliday: To get it i've done it.

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Vicki Halliday: Over five times, she must not be at her computer.

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james murez: it's possible.

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Pat Raphael: i'm in the dark, so it just makes more sense I guess they're just not news cameras.

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james murez: Do you know what they say you can teach an old dog new tricks.

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frank murphy: Not not not really.

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frank murphy: My capabilities, but sometimes I grab it.

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james murez: it's not that hard after you do it a few times it's you know it becomes second nature.

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Brian Ulf: Like my new sweatshirt that came in the mail today.

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frank murphy: hey be a good human.

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frank murphy: That helps.

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frank murphy: that's that's good that's good.

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Vicki Halliday: i'll keep watching for people.

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You see, God.

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Vicki Halliday: No, no.

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james murez: lose right.

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Vicki Halliday: Time to promote list 10 times.

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Brian Ulf: vicki it on a panelist do we get to see everybody who's on the gallery everybody, or we just see who's.

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james murez: in the gallery mode, you only get to see the panelists the attendees you don't get to see unless you promote them to panelists.

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Brian Ulf: So, like we can there I can never see anybody that's talking I can't even see who's on the meeting.

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james murez: Coming up in the upper right hand corner.

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james murez: yeah of the of the tool it's a there's a looks like a little.

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Brian Ulf: grid bought.

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james murez: Like a little rubik's cube or something it says.

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Brian Ulf: next to it if.

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james murez: You click on view you have your choice between speaker.

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Brian Ulf: speaker and gallery yeah I have gallery but i've only yet you guys I just thought we'd see everybody that's on the meeting.

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james murez: Who the other people are you have to go back down to the bottom.

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Brian Ulf: I see it.

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Elizabeth Wright: Where it's the.

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james murez: participants and then, if you wanted to see who the attendees where you could click on the tab up at the top.

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Brian Ulf: that's I get it, and just scroll down right.

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james murez: yeah, then you can scroll and you can stretch that screen out and get a lot of people showing all at once.

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Brian Ulf: Okay yeah Thank you.

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james murez: And then, as as they raised their hand to speak, or something it'll put them at the top of that list.

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Brian Ulf: cool Thank you yeah.

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james murez: happy to be a pill.

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james murez: How many people do you need for for.

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frank murphy: we've got a quorum.

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Vicki Halliday: watching for others.

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frank murphy: it's just I was telling people we might have a hiccup.

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frank murphy: So.

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Brian Ulf: For this meeting we're just missing collette Bailey and Stan what's that.

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Pat Raphael: word of.

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frank murphy: God we're missing joanie.

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Pat Raphael: study was dealing with some.

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Pat Raphael: Some health situations.

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Pat Raphael: A couple weeks.

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frank murphy: Stan yeah yeah no he's fine.

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frank murphy: I was meeting with him this afternoon.

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james murez: And he talked to remind me needs to show up to the border is going to get kicked off.

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frank murphy: I you know I forgot to mention that because I didn't I forgot about the emergency meeting yeah.

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james murez: I don't think.

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Elizabeth Wright: I don't think they do.

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frank murphy: God come on in here.

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james murez: Is posted as a joint meeting, by the way.

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frank murphy: yeah.

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frank murphy: Just so you'd be.

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james murez: Joining if you want as a courtesy to the board members, because they are part of the.

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james murez: There they don't vote, but they are allowed to participate in the discussion.

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frank murphy: yeah.

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james murez: We promote them to panelists if you want them to have their face be seen and and when they raise their hand you just have to watch for them not being in the attendee list, but rather than the panelists list.

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frank murphy: gotcha.

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james murez: And typically one wouldn't time them like you would time the general public, because it is a joint meeting.

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james murez: And so, in the if you wanted to do that in the in the audience, you have cj Mike bravo NICO yeah.

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Vicki Halliday: we're gonna have so many people coming in from bonds office with Tristan and her crew.

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Vicki Halliday: Plus any if we have homeless panelists it's going to get to be a lot.

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Vicki Halliday: I mean, I hear you but we've just not been doing that so okay.

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james murez: Well what's up to you, I mean typically in a you know try.

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Vicki Halliday: me that's perfect six okay fine only do it it's up to you.

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frank murphy: Not showing up yet.

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Vicki Halliday: No he isn't there.

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frank murphy: And Stan we text him and.

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frank murphy: I talked to him and he was he was going to be on.

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frank murphy: cough.

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CJ Cole: I there i'm going to keep it off, though.

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frank murphy: hey Mike.

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Mike Bravo: hey very.

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frank murphy: Good good you.

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Mike Bravo: doing good Thank you Hello everybody.

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Elizabeth Wright: Mike.

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Brian Ulf: hey Mike.

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Brian Ulf: What time buddy.

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frank murphy: Well let's give another minute or so and then we'll get cranking cuz we've got our forums so.

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frank murphy: But.

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frank murphy: Because of the overlaps on the meetings will.

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frank murphy: will go.

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frank murphy: And it looks like.

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frank murphy: she's gonna be here.

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frank murphy: and

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Vicki Halliday: i'm trying to kind of let.

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frank murphy: Oh good.

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frank murphy: And also Dexter was going to come, but I haven't seen him.

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Brian Ulf: Extra.

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frank murphy: Extra o'connor.

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Vicki Halliday: and nutrition is here i'll start letting she and her crew in.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay there's jedi um.

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frank murphy: Oh good.

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frank murphy: Oh good.

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Vicki Halliday: Christian we let me know who else to promote.

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Vicki Halliday: From CD 11.

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Vicki Halliday: i'm trying that adding all the board members is.

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Vicki Halliday: A little bit crazy to me.

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Vicki Halliday: And we've always run the meeting a certain way, but.

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james murez: You know vicki you don't have to it's all it's up to you, you can.

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Vicki Halliday: Really, let people engine.

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james murez: A stand off topic real quick don't forget you got to come to board meetings.

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Ansar Muhammad: They stopped being eight hours.

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james murez: Well we'll just have one there was less than an hour.

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Ansar Muhammad: I heard about it.

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Ansar Muhammad: yeah i'm gonna i'm gonna go.

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Elizabeth Wright: Okay.

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Ansar Muhammad: just had a busy schedule, but i'm on.

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Ansar Muhammad: The reminder to.

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james murez: yeah thanks.

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Ansar Muhammad: you're welcome.

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Pat Raphael: Mike the crowd produce some sort of diminishing returns after a while I mean so many people in talkers.

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Pat Raphael: I just was wondering if.

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Pat Raphael: If so much might overwhelm the conversation a little bit.

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frank murphy: yeah um.

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frank murphy: well.

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frank murphy: we'll try to will try to.

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frank murphy: See how it rolls.

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Brian Ulf: Can we get started we're already 10 minutes.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah and that's.

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frank murphy: not fair to the post called the order.

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frank murphy: Thank you so we've got.

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frank murphy: frank here.

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frank murphy: Brian.

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frank murphy: cool.

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frank murphy: Come back pat.

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Pat Raphael: Yes.

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frank murphy: lives.

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frank murphy: vicki.

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frank murphy: Here stand.

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frank murphy: God Colette can you hear us for your mics off.

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colette: Yes, I can hear you sorry i'm still at work so i'm gonna leave my MIC.

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frank murphy: On okay thanks.

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frank murphy: Okay.

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frank murphy: We had the Minutes posted on the website.

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frank murphy: Any.

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frank murphy: comments on that.

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frank murphy: from anybody on the committee.

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Brian Ulf: make a motion to approve.

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frank murphy: Second.

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Vicki Halliday: vicki one second.

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frank murphy: Okay anybody an objection.

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frank murphy: OK, so the Minutes are approved from the last meeting.

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frank murphy: On the Chair report I have um.

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frank murphy: I don't see Dexter on the.

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frank murphy: attendees list.

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frank murphy: And I he was going to be here, I just wanted to give him a farewell but let's save that for the next meeting.

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frank murphy: um.

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frank murphy: And we have we have several items coming up, we do God were you able to.

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frank murphy: To.

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frank murphy: Yet the fellow that you were working with to come to the meeting tonight, or no.

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Jody Mortimer: No, the last time I talked to about 10 minutes ago, and he said he would come by and not here as of yet Okay, he did.

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Jody Mortimer: him later.

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frank murphy: He shows up otherwise we'll.

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frank murphy: Talk okay with everybody will adjust the agenda around that not specifically because Tristan is going to be here and that's a real important.

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frank murphy: Presentation so at this point in time, seeing as there's nobody on the homeless round table let's move on to trust him trust and vicki you want to.

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Vicki Halliday: be promoted me it's good to me.

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frank murphy: yeah you were going to you we're going to introduce her and then.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah i'm vicki just give me one second i'm trying to get.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: In touch and promoted here, so I just told them to join.

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Vicki Halliday: And she has risen through the ranks um she's been working a lot out here in business with the homeless situation and she's been promoted again so we may not be seeing that much more of her although she's promised that.

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Vicki Halliday: she'll still be boots on the ground business some.

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Vicki Halliday: But she's going to introduce this to some new people.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah just give them a second to join sorry about that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: It should read Jeff Thompson and such a Meta car.

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Vicki Halliday: I will keep watching.

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frank murphy: Jeff Thompson there.

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frank murphy: Jeff how you doing.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: doing well, how are you.

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frank murphy: Good good.

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frank murphy: Is there somebody else coming into vicki.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah but they're not here yet.

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frank murphy: Okay, no, no i'm just asking.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Okay, so just said he's just waiting to monitor panelists now so he should be here as well.

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Vicki Halliday: There he is.

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CJ Cole: Right, by the way you didn't do a number five.

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frank murphy: you're correct.

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frank murphy: let's do.

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frank murphy: It seems like we've got everybody checked in.

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Brian Ulf: everybody's here frank.

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frank murphy: let's get go okay let's do number five that's one minute on non agenda items.

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frank murphy: Anybody got their hands up Sean.

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Vicki Halliday: we've got three hands up i'm shauna Brian we don't we don't time these but we asked you to keep it brief, please.

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Vicki Halliday: Yes, well you know we can go on a bit.

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frank murphy: All right, okay Sean.

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Sean obrien: Okay, thanks guys um yeah thanks for the meeting appreciate you guys looking forward to hearing the people from on his office speak i'm.

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Sean obrien: not sure if you guys are aware of I haven't heard anything on any of the neighborhood Council meetings or committees.

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Sean obrien: But there has been a quite a large encampment at centennial park that has developed these past couple months I have seen some outreach which has been very, very ineffective and I was just wondering, with the this committee.

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Sean obrien: Or the Board has any plans on how to address that we all know that when we call the police or Barnes office or sheila cool or parks and REC.

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Sean obrien: That we just don't get anywhere so that's my question i'm i'm hoping tristen from von UNs office and her people can answer that as well, but I was just wondering what this committee and with the board in general has plans for addressing.

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Sean obrien: We just had a shooting there, like last week.

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Sean obrien: think it has gotten worse, but thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Next up kalani.

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Kalani Whittington: whittington here.

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Kalani Whittington: Hello.

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Brian Ulf: Can you mute john Thank you.

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Kalani Whittington: i'd like to state that I oppose bondage proposal of console file to to dash 0158 that would allow for homeless shelters, to be built, regardless of zoning.

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Kalani Whittington: So in essence homeless shelters everywhere.

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Kalani Whittington: All we have to do is look at the bridge housing project at the old mta lot to see what a disaster that would be, I am not surprised that bonnen and his vengeance, is trying to leave us.

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Kalani Whittington: worse off than when he was when he was our Council person, because then he can point and say see you needed me well, we do not need him, we do not need him to leave this Community.

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Kalani Whittington: Even worse than what he found it that bridge housing project of the old old empty lot, they do not even do pat down searches so we're just one bad fentanyl pill away from having multiple deaths in that facility.

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Kalani Whittington: Not too many.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Erica more.

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Erica Moore: yeah sorry about that I was having technical issues of hey thanks so much you guys for the meeting tonight, I just wanted to remind everybody about the emergency preparedness town hall.

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Erica Moore: that's tomorrow night from seven to nine if you obviously I would assume, since you guys are on the board that you are aware of this, because you go on the website, and I am very thankful that it is.

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Erica Moore: posted now and I do see the flyer it'd be great if you guys would go on that link share this with your friends and neighbors, this is a really helpful resource for all of us, you want i'll be safe.

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Erica Moore: And this will give me an opportunity for us to speak with some venison preparedness pros so thank you so much you guys and let's help me.

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Vicki Halliday: Thanks Erica i'm Yolanda.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: Can you hear me now.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: Good evening everybody well I guess you know that some of us have been really reporting what's been going on in our Community, but the other night we had a blackout here and in a certain part of Venice.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: And it come to my attention it lasted from 11 o'clock at night till four o'clock in the morning and I haven't confirmed report on it, but apparently the arby's have been tapping into the illegal electricity, which cost a i'm.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: One of the what's it called the.

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Brian Ulf: Power shirt.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: Yes, the power surge to go out and what happened is that.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: People have been noticing this and they have been reporting it to the Department of water and power to come and check this the transformers.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: And it's very dangerous, because if it hits down to the ground, it can come back into the houses or to the properties and blow out.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: Either your pipelines or even your electricity it happened to me already in a property I know by experience that this can happen, and I would like to know.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: That if we're going to have our Council persons on this on this panel to address this because we've been trying to call the office we've been trying to call other offices.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: And there's no answer and no response, we are living dangerously not only with everything that's happening, the shootings and.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: Now this happening, and also as the electricity went out, you should have seen all the scooters that were roaming around the Community and apparently.

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Yolanda Gonzalez: Some people were some of the homeless or somebody just took advantage of getting into certain properties at that time, I just wanted to bring that up.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you, thank you, Linda.

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Vicki Halliday: Next up Lisa redmen.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: yeah um i'm going to address the hot button issue right now, and that is the encampment in centennial park and.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: I think that what should be noted, is it's a good example of what results from constantly sweeping people moving encampments pushing them elsewhere.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Because it doesn't solve homelessness all it does is kick the can down the road, why do you think that there wasn't an account meant there before people have to go somewhere, so now.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: That the beach is pretty much closed off.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: and the police are working to move people along from there, people have to go somewhere else.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: When neighbors hot hire private services and contract people to illegally remove encampments people have to go somewhere else.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: What this committee should be doing is working hard to educate the public to work to encourage motions, like the special meeting tonight to find alternative solutions instead of constantly blocking blocking blocking anything that can do to help.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: People worried about transformers blowing up let's create safe parking lots not constantly complain without providing solutions, thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: phone number ending in 387 and after Helen fallon we're there will be no more public comment we've got three more last ones Helen right now it's phone number ending in 387.

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Vicki Halliday: Are you there 387.

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Vicki Halliday: we'll come back then Susan back come back moon.

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susan beckman: Okay i'm just i'm muting myself.

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Vicki Halliday: Who is this, who is this Susan.

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susan beckman: This is Susan backman.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, let me mute the phone call and we can get them back okay go ahead i'm sorry about that.

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susan beckman: Lisa redman i'd like to say that if the city would keep it promises to us it wouldn't be so much resistance, but they promise.

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susan beckman: All kinds of services and they don't perform and that's been consistent in terms of people come to suspecting that we are containment zone.

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susan beckman: It appears that we are I drove all the way down those boulevard to La Santa Monica and all the way up la sciatica and semblance me today and the encampments were invented say stopped after suppose, but there wasn't anybody else.

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susan beckman: Besides, and there were six police cars at the encampment at the four or 500 paths, so I think there has to be some recognition that the city doesn't keep its promises and that's why people were opposed to more temporary quote unquote shelters.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Susan.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, again, the phone number in the in 387.

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Vicki Halliday: Did you have a comment.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay let's move along to Helen Helen.

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Vicki Halliday: Go ahead, please.

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Helen Fallon: I just want to clarify.

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Helen Fallon: parking really.

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Helen Fallon: doesn't mean you live 24 seven in an area that you park your rv and you stay there, this is to keep referring to save parking all the time or safe camping.

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Helen Fallon: is very deceptive because it doesn't it's designed to allow people to have a safe place to sleep and then they're supposed to get up and move on and go to work.

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Helen Fallon: We don't have those kind of people living here on our streets in our parks that's not who's out there and centennial park.

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Helen Fallon: So let's just stop pretending otherwise and stop misusing turns and pretend that we're going to provide places for people to hook into electricity we're going to.

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Helen Fallon: The only thing will be providing for these barbies that are currently destroying our light Poles and creating fire hazards is allowing them to drive into a parking lot between certain hours overnight and then move on they're not going to do that.

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Helen Fallon: And we all know that they're, not because they refuse to move I.

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Helen Fallon: just wanted to clarify that Thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Helen i'm 387 i'm going to try one last time if it doesn't work we're going to have to to move on, so.

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Vicki Halliday: And there you go.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay back to you frank.

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frank murphy: All right.

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frank murphy: So, trusting.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah yeah i'll go ahead and share my screen now and then.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: we'll have Jeff and such and chime in as well, let me know what.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: There we go Thank you sorry.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: um yes so we're going to go ahead and do a presentation I have such an ingest as I had said earlier i'm trusting and the depth or in the district director, excuse me for Council member bond and.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: let's go ahead and move on to the first line.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So just some stuff to note here regarding them are cases on homelessness on governing our policy here in La so number one is going to be the Jones versus Los Angeles case which is from 2007.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Essentially, the whole thing there is that instruct down on placing people in jail for sleeping in the public streets until more shelter shelters bill.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And that kind of segues into Martin be Boise, which is in 2018 and that struck down on criminalizing homelessness until more units of housing are built.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So basically once cities do have more housing built, then they can enforce anti capital policies that's what that held and then moving on to the Garcia and junction, which is the newest one.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And I believe that one is from 2020 if i'm not mistaken and basically what that holds is that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: You know that revolves around cleanups, for example, and saying that items can be collected simply due to their size during cleanups.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And they have to be stored for up to 90 days if they're not being hazardous so on how the individuals have a chance to retrieve their items so that's kind of the landmark cases on homelessness governing la policy right now.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: see if we can minimize this really quick.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: sorry about that um so here going on to our statistics, so this is from 2020 as you guys know the loss of homeless count is going on right now.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And it's going to be going on from the 22nd through the 20 are actually today, so the 22nd through the 24th in CD 11 I think tomorrow is our specific target date.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: But these are the numbers from the last homeless count in 2020 it was postponed last year did not happen because of covered.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: But essentially the, the main thing to highlight here is that people are becoming on house quicker than the government can house them.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And although we are housing people at a record rate like I said they're becoming on house quicker than we can help them and that seems to be the main issue.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Approximately 1400 on house people die in the streets on Los Angeles county each year.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And then ellie's homeless count meets federal guidelines and standards to ensure accuracy so once we get those numbers, you know i'm sure you guys will get them, but if we need them on we're happy to follow up with that as well.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So, moving on to why people become homeless so there's a variety of reasons, obviously it's extremely expensive to live in California and La can be domestic violence LGBT Q issues.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: You know, under production of affordable housing, I would say, you know aging out of foster care at cycle of poverty they're born into people, certainly in and out of jail things like that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Moving on, so to prevent people from falling into homelessness so renters protection that's definitely a cost effective measure which would be you know.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: focusing more on prevention versus reaction because right now we're focusing on reactionary things so essentially addressing the crisis, as it happens versus preventing people.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: from becoming homelessness and falling into that cycle also moving on to investing in human capital more money invested in social programs and then also.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: For more affordable affordable housing so again kind of going back to what we were saying earlier, because things are so expensive in La or California, that is also part of the puzzle when you look at the median income levels in La, for example.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So in term housing options there safe parking safe campaign tiny homes, a British Home shelters project room key project clunky.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: We see those obviously here in our district in CD 11 Those are just a few examples of places where people can go that will get them off the streets number one but number two hopefully get them on a long term path to housing.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Moving moving on to services and CD 11 so we have Karen care Plus, you have to comprehensives a week.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: district wide Monday Wednesday, so what I mean by that actually is that it's different from just the thirsty cleanups in the bridge home zone.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: that's a different that's like a different program completely because that's tied to the bridge home, but basically have Monday and Wednesday for again district wide, comprehensive cleanups.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So it is obviously not enough and another thing we have a spot cleanings the other three days a week, so that's going to be Tuesday Thursday, Friday and then again another separate program, but we have operation healthy streets every Friday at ocean from walk and that's the morning cleanup.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Other things there again like, as I had mentioned for the bridge home comprehensive cleanup every Thursday and then also for oceanfront walk there is overnight operations being conducted in the morning as well, so I think that's from the hours of 2am to 5am between lapd in La sanitation.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: and moving on to other services in our districts, so we have pit stops we have those at 30 rows and denison globe.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: seen things like that, and then moving on to shower so our la San mobile hygiene units, they can be seen at third and Rosa venison Globe as well.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So, moving on to the next slide examples of long term solutions for people experiencing homelessness.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: One of the easiest ones, if people can get connected to their families family unification that's a great one again very easy for service providers, if the family.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: You know, accepts a person back into their hospital housing vouchers could be like a section eight things like that um shared housing affordable housing in general, so we actually did just have.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: misery place go up in West la so we have that set a good example that also that your yard, where they're developing right now, you say is developing there that will be another example of affordable housing and then permanent supportive housing, of course.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So i'm going to go ahead and pass it over to Jeff and such at this time, so they can talk a little bit about our safe parking Allah.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: extras in my name is Jeff Thompson i'm the lx liaison to Council member bonding basically means I just work on all airport related things for Mike.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: we've been working with law for quite a while to on a variety of different proposals trying to get to a yes to.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: allow some sort of homeless services on airport lands and so, finally, after about nine months of persistence for myself and others on staff.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: We were able to get approval from the Federal Aviation Aviation Administration to do a safe parking site near 111 street if you know where the proud bird restaurant is it's pretty close to that it's also the former lat E economy lot E.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And so there will be a safe parking site there, that is for cars only there will be no rv is included in that facility approximately up to 50 cars those drivers and car.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Those cars, basically, the people that that participate in the program need to go through a screening program they get usually background checked and.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: They are required to move their car during the day so it's not available all the time it's only working cars that can be in there and during the day the lot is closed.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: So a series of letters have been sent between airport leadership and the FAA to get us to this point.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And the FAA required a lot of safeguards to be met since homeless services near such a large airport was a safety concern for them and they wanted to make sure that there was nothing permanent placed in in what the proposals were so let me pass it over to session on the next steps.

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Sachin - CD11: yeah sure thanks Jeff so i'm like Jeff mentioned things to him and a lot of folks on on the team, we were able to get the approvals.

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Sachin - CD11: From FAA for this space so next steps it's working with service providers to identify an operator for the Program.

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Sachin - CD11: The operator provides the you know basic amenities for the folks that are using a program but, moreover, also helps do case management and help folks you know develop their long term plans.

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Sachin - CD11: As they are you know, using this interim option, it is also identifying funding for the program obviously you know for staffing and additional costs, like that.

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Sachin - CD11: And then it's actually getting the program up and running getting intakes that sort of thing and so yeah the timeframe listed, there is, if things go well, hopefully getting it up in a couple months few months so yeah.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Okay, great Thank you Jeff and such and i'm gonna go ahead and move on to the next slide.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah so obviously ending homelessness is a it's an very complex issue there's no there's no easy way to.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: tell you know to solve the crisis, but of course it's going to require a multi level government response, the city county state and federal government all been involved.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: The city cannot do it on its own, as many people have mentioned already in this meeting and public comment.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: We agree with that and then also to prevent people from falling into homelessness so again just going back to what I was saying earlier really investing money into.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: You know, protecting renters things like that, because obviously over time it's more cost effective to help people before they fall into the cycle, and you know develop other experiences on the street that are dramatic and.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Again, are going to cost more money long term but also again just preventing people from falling into homelessness in general.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: and implementation of more affordable housing, of course, again same thing I said earlier, the rents are increasing the average median household income is too low to support this.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So you know more affordable housing is necessary in La of course across California as well across the state as well.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And then moving on, so the housing pipeline so basically moving people from the streets again exactly what I was saying earlier into an interim housing rate and you know where people are living right now and candidates are obviously unacceptable and we do need to you know move.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: move people into into sites where they get the support they need, and obviously are not doing things like again just what was mentioned in.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Public comment like stealing electricity know that if they're in places where they can get the support ideally that stuff doesn't necessarily happen and just moving on to.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Building Community support for solutions that work so that's something super super important, as well as that you know homelessness is.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: In most of our CD 11 neighborhoods, for example, most of La So we do need solutions everywhere, you know not just, not just in one neighborhood necessarily, and I mean yeah it's just it's going to be like it's an uphill battle, I imagine that honestly with.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: A lot of people having back paid rent it could get worse before it gets better that's you know it's it's a tough situation right now but that's it for me.

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Vicki Halliday: Interesting um.

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Vicki Halliday: I didn't see say of camping more in the vein of for are these with hookups and stuff like that is is anything like that in the pipeline.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: So you mean you mean safe parking for are obese yeah yeah so some that's definitely something that our offices looking into sessions actually looking into I also mentioned that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: I did want to add some other stuff, which is that we're looking into other encampment services that are gonna you know again encampments aren't acceptable in general, but you know, while people on the street kind of making it cleaner, you know, for example, encouraging on house.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: People to to clean their encampments and getting them to you know give up more trash stuff because that is something and camera presence are interested, for example.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, thank you.

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frank murphy: question from the Committee.

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frank murphy: Brian.

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Brian Ulf: A Tristan hi i'm Brian all and I look forward to meeting you someday i've heard such great things about you i'm a couple a couple things that just kind of hit me a little bit you know appreciate the safe parking.

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Brian Ulf: for cars only we can use our day.

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Brian Ulf: i'm a little a little shocked that.

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Brian Ulf: That at a distance airport parking lot that they do background checks, but we can't do background checks Carson and our views that are parked in front of residential houses in in Venice.

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Brian Ulf: You listed all the causes of homelessness but nowhere, did you mention drugs, alcohol or mental health.

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Brian Ulf: i've met with Mike mike's in recovery program as a my.

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Brian Ulf: We all know that that's a big big issue but it's not on your it's not on your presentation, where we think it's 70% is that, as a problem on the street.

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Brian Ulf: Family reunification, can you tell us how many people have been reunified in in Venice, the question I asked this for is because.

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Brian Ulf: West Coast care, who is funded to do, family reunification in Santa Monica tried to come into Venice and they were told that the contract for family reunification is with St Joseph it's one of the line items of probably several things that they're contracted do.

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Brian Ulf: They have they sent home 372 people last year I heard rumor I don't know the fact, but I heard 12 people were unified here and Venice, you know, can you guys start to look at other programs that are successful that might not be in the big group and really explore West Coast care.

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Brian Ulf: The centennial park problem you guys are saying that you have sanitation stations and toilets over at third and arrows are on the boardwalk those encampments.

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Brian Ulf: Those optics have changed, most of those people are gone, but with the unbelievable amount of tents that have just sprung up in centennial park.

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Brian Ulf: I was there on Friday and there happened to be a news crew so it's going to come, probably pretty soon to to to Mike.

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Brian Ulf: The filming inside the library that's where everybody's showering in the six they're hanging out in there.

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Brian Ulf: I am all for getting these people I I am the board, Chair of an organization that houses people so i'm very sympathetic to this, but we need for portable toilets in to sanitation stations immediately put into centennial park until this is resolved.

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Brian Ulf: And that doesn't seem to be any response from the Council district of what's going on in centennial park.

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Brian Ulf: I know you don't want it to be there and it seems like most of the time things don't happen until TV cameras or the sheriff's shows up.

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Brian Ulf: And so i'm just hoping that your crew can immediately because we can't pass emotion at the Venice neighborhood Council that's another 30 days.

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Brian Ulf: Can you guys do in an emergency to get the part the parks and services to get a sanitation stations and toilets into that park until you guys remedy that problem.

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Brian Ulf: Those are my comments or questions to the proposal.

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Brian Ulf: And again, I don't mean to be negative i'm just we need help and we need help immediately the the presentation and the majority of that slide is a presentation that we've heard for the last five years, and whether, most of it is good, we we we need we need something much better than that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Okay, thank you, thank you, Brian for your comment, I appreciate it um well you're welcome to follow up with me offline we can talk about this stuff i'm more than happy to.

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Brian Ulf: Happy happy to buy your coffee lunch sit with you on all these issues.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah I know email is T ri St.

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Brian Ulf: have it.

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Brian Ulf: I have it.

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Brian Ulf: Okay.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah I think it's correct on the agenda just one.

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Brian Ulf: yeah yeah.

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Brian Ulf: Now, everybody like I said, everybody says great things, this is not personal against you or Jeff, no, no, we.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: appreciate the feedback on us, I mean that sincerely.

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Brian Ulf: yeah We just need to adjust the presentation to what's really happening now.

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frank murphy: Can you share with us tristen some comment, based on what Brian brought up.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah, so I think there's a obviously a number of things, Brian brought up, but if we're just talking about family unification I don't have a number for you right now of course i'm happy to.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: connect with St joe's and try to get your number like that, but also just to his comment you know more warn them welcome are more than happy to I should say.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: connect with other providers and see what other services are needed in Venice, you know so definitely again happy to connect with Brian about that, but the other things I will mention is that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah that's absolutely something that we could try to work on, you know getting the perceived office to deploy some stuff there at centennial park and then term but yeah I mean we understand it's an issue we've been coordinating with lapd American parks and you know, working on that.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: that's Chris Chris and I can add.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: I can answer some of brian's question for family reunification from the airport's perspective if you'd like.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: So in regards to family reunification at at La X we actually have we actually track homelessness in the terminals themselves.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And as you all know.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Airport, the airport is close to the general public, after 911 we've had a lockdown of the airport of all airports nationwide However, the baggage claim areas.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And the ticketing areas are open and people can just walk in off the streets and so la a Los Angeles world airports and city department that runs la X.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: tracks folks that are in and out of the those terminals and actually a lot of the work that the airport does for in terminal homelessness is family reunification.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Some of those people are stranded passengers that don't have any money to get home.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Some of them are have like you said mental illness issues that need to be addressed and they left their families or they got a strange from their families.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And so I don't have an exact number of how many what percentage, but I can tell you, we do get reports from La X on a regular basis that tell us the.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The amount of folks that have been reunified and they actually work very closely with the airlines themselves and get reduced cost tickets for people to be flown in some cases across the entire country.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Knowing that there is a family member, on the other side to pick.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: them up on the airport from the airport and make sure that their.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: house yeah.

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Brian Ulf: appreciate that that's what West Coast care does right here, and on the beach and our interest in Venice is.

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Brian Ulf: I think the Venice community would hire a bus to take people to the terminal.

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Brian Ulf: At if if they have a program that's flying people home West Coast care pays.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: We can.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Take that yeah.

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well.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: This is my last year that's what's in the airport.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: we're not going to.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Venice and important to the airport that's.

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Brian Ulf: This is Venice, and so we want to know how are we doing reunification in Venice or in CD 11 out you hear what i'm saying it's in our residential neighborhoods.

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Brian Ulf: and baggage claim.

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Brian Ulf: is one thing, but I do appreciate your.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Saying that we're going to get back to you on that we may not be contracted in the city of La to work with that provider.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: So we'll have to get back to you.

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Brian Ulf: it's St Joseph Center.

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Vicki Halliday: Has a question.

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Elizabeth Wright: or.

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Elizabeth Wright: A question report.

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Elizabeth Wright: on it, I noticed that one of the presentations mentioned the board of health and it's my understanding that a major reason that the encampments grew up around.

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Elizabeth Wright: The bridge housing and we're not moved was because the board of health said no, you cannot force people to move because of the carpet 19 crisis, and if you do, that you will make vulnerable vulnerable people even more exposed to being ill.

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Elizabeth Wright: Oh, is that true.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah I think you're saying the barna health, I think you mean the CDC.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: There was an emphasis on allowing people to shelter in place.

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Elizabeth Wright: i'm sorry I didn't get that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Okay, so you said, the board of health, but I think you meant the seats.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And there was an emphasis on you know, allowing people to shelter in place so for people that are unhealthy, for example, that means keep you there 10 up and shelter and.

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Elizabeth Wright: Yes, yes.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Yes, yes.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: No, I know, but yeah it's the CDC.

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Elizabeth Wright: Okay, thank you and regarding the llama.

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Elizabeth Wright: Negotiations it's my understanding that any property that long I purchased on the basis that the property is unusable for health because of noise or whatever.

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Elizabeth Wright: could not be used again for housing the FAA would not allow that was that part of your negotiations.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: That is correct, so.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: In our discussions with the FAA so we had many people reach out to us in Venice and other parts of our district outside of our district.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: inquiring whether airport lands whatever disposition they be maybe, and they can a parking lot whatever can be used for something like safe camping tiny homes or something more semi permanent.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The answer that we've gotten from the FAA is a hard, no, and the reason for that are many fold one is the reason you mentioned, which is some of the parcels of land that we inquired about were formerly residential areas.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And when they were taken out of residential use there were conditions placed on the airport law a saying that that those parcels could never return to any.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: residential use.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: We tried to to address that by saying you know emergency shelter declaration does not technically warrant a residential use pipe per California State law.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The FAA did not accept that the FAA is using their own federal standards they would not budge on that the other thing to keep in mind is.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: There are lots of other airports in the country that are experiencing this issue, one of them in California being San Jose up in the Bay area and the.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: What the FAA has told lauer and is repeatedly you know, every time they've asked they've gotten the same response.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Is that they do not want to set a national precedent by allowing something.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: la X that then every other airport in the country may ask for, so the FAA his main goal is the safety of passengers and so that's what they're that's how they're viewing this through the lens of they don't want to see any.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: semi permanent or temporary housing where someone is dwelling overnight near an airport due to the safety concerns and due to the land use restrictions.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: near airports, so I know that there's been candidates in Venice saying I would push the FAA to do xyz we've asked the questions la la cannot do that they are under national.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: they're under national oversight from the Federal Aviation Administration and that outreach from our office has included detailed outreach and in depth outreach to both senate offices in California.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And Congressional offices in California so unless there's some sort of statute change made at the federal level the actual use of airport lands for anything other than a safe parking program is not permitted.

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Elizabeth Wright: Thank you very much.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: you're welcome.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah pat.

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Pat Raphael: Yes, I guess, sometimes it's important to state the obvious we're dealing with the population in Venice that has exploded.

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Pat Raphael: A homeless population and exploded in a way, where it's really made the service providers emphasize that they're not really able to.

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Pat Raphael: deliver on the things they say on paper because there's just so many people have this that they have to deal with right so often what results is when nothing is.

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Pat Raphael: thoughtfully given out the population kind of has to take what they can right that's why you see.

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Pat Raphael: The power stealing and the parking lot near main and in in rows that parking lot pretty much has been taken over right, and if you think of the dog park how.

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Pat Raphael: I guess that's the best scenario where the guys take it over but kind of maintain it in a way that that that is reflective of the people around.

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Pat Raphael: So, once again we have to remember the 8020 rule right 80% of the problem we're dealing with in homelessness is caused by 20% of the people right so there's so many of us that are just.

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Pat Raphael: Living our life trying to do the best we can, and and there's always that that that friction between members of the community who believe that.

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Pat Raphael: You don't have the right to choose this for yourself and then service providers that are looking for a solution.

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Pat Raphael: To say something like ending homelessness when when when really what we're dealing with is is not imaginatively thinking about how the pipeline has been filled so we're not thinking about long term housing when i'm thinking about.

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Pat Raphael: stopping these 220 people from falling into homelessness everyday so in the back end we're spinning our wheels in and doing all this energy.

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Pat Raphael: Where I really can't imagine where we're going to come from with solutions if if everybody is so stuck in in where that So the question I guess i'm trying to direct your attention towards is there any.

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Pat Raphael: Is there any scenario where.

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Pat Raphael: Something closer to Venice and something that is well regulated and stated as far as safe parking in because the neighbors already talking about.

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Pat Raphael: it's just something for the night but there's a whole bunch of people with no jobs, with nothing to do with the days right, so what.

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Pat Raphael: Is there any any idea as to what it would look like to have a place like what the guys had at the dog park right because that's pretty much a self.

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Pat Raphael: Created safe parking right they took that dog park over and they know who's there and and i'm trying to figure out what is the instinct to learn from things like that, and then apply it with the city's might I guess that's that's that's where i'm trying to direct this question.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah, so I think just going off of what you were saying.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: I think, to your point right like you're talking about the people near the dog park and.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: How they were hiding things like that again it kind of just goes back to us, you know and they like getting unhealthy people to really you know be cleaner, for example, and get trash pickup and.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: You know, be on top of their camera and things like that, but again getting more solutions, and you know moving people into the support that they need, for example, safe parking safe caffeine etc right but I mean I get your point on that and we'll take that into account.

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Vicki Halliday: um I don't see any other hands washing NICO NICO.

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Nico Ruderman: I, I have a couple questions for the Council members office staff who's here on the first, it seems like your mid may be missing a couple of slides I got actually pretty excited when I saw.

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Nico Ruderman: That you acknowledge that there's a need for a multi level governmental approach and I thought you would discuss, as Mr also stated.

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Nico Ruderman: Mental health care and drug addiction, which is a huge huge problem throughout a lot of CD 11 and especially here in Venice so i'm curious why why that wasn't discussed in this presentation.

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Nico Ruderman: I know the city doesn't have control over the treatment of it, but you can't even acknowledge it.

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Nico Ruderman: My other question is is.

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Nico Ruderman: When encampments are going to be moved away from schools and when the special enforcement zone around bridge home that was promised to us is going to be enforced.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah, so I think just going on for what you're saying NICO so regarding Point number one, for example, I mean that's that's a part of it absolutely.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Great, so we need more resources for mental health, for example, we need to help people that you know may battle drug addictions may battle alcohol addictions absolutely that's definitely a part of it, I agree with that.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: You know, we need all types of supportive services to your point right, the reason code until like a long spiel about.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: A government of government responses that everybody everybody knows it right it's not just city like I had said it's county it's federal and state.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: it's every level government essentially stepping up to to help combat this crisis right and to your other points to regarding the special Horsemen zone.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: We are working on those issues like I had said, we have a cleanup every Thursday but we'll continue to work on those issues and, if you want to reach out to me directly, for instance, if it gives you more than.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: One thing i'll add is that I would encourage this committee, I would encourage the dnc ever encourage any neighborhood Council.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: to actively reach out to their county supervisors office and make sure that they're heavily engaged, we cannot present presentations that.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: go through every county program that's not our area of expertise we do coordinate with them.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: But the county supervisor needs to hear from you as well, we encourage I work, mainly with a westchester Playa neighborhood Council because that's the Community closest to the airport.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And every time I meet with them, I encourage them to reach out to holly mitchell's office because that's their county supervisor representing them.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And I would encourage this community to do the same.

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Brian Ulf: sheila doesn't come to Venice.

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Now.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: she'll you may you don't need to have the actual supervisor there you just need to have.

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Vicki Halliday: standard that.

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Vicki Halliday: We met in.

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Brian Ulf: The box, the box, the buck stops with her.

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Vicki Halliday: Tristan one quick question about bridge announcing I know that it's it's less than 50% capacity, right now, which what's the plan.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: happy to follow up with them and get the information to vicki I know that there was a strain on capacity, because there was a covert outbreak, I think I had sent those notes to gym for last gen board meeting a couple of them ago don't remember i'm at the top of my head.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Okay follow up that's actually going to be Isabel you're going to contact about that in the future.

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Vicki Halliday: Though okay.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Go ahead and follow up for you.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: And i'm sorry I forgot to give her give you her email but i'll do email introduction you're more than welcome to introduce it to the board as well.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, great Thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: frank you got your hand up.

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frank murphy: yeah, I just wanted to follow up.

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frank murphy: A little bit more with what Brian and and pat are talking about.

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frank murphy: um Brian was talking about, you know we've had this problem of people moving around and the encampments popping up in different areas, and it seems like the response to that has.

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frank murphy: not been.

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frank murphy: You know the the the toilets, and the facilities for hygiene haven't been able to follow what's actually happening on the ground and.

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frank murphy: You know it's kind of concerned about that, because it seems like that these are mobile things that can be done in a way that can accommodate the fact that people are moving around and two is.

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frank murphy: The.

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frank murphy: The.

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frank murphy: You know what pat was referring to was the jump in.

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frank murphy: In homelessness over the last five years or so, you know Venice has experienced a huge explosion 235%, but that was over a high number to start with, so.

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frank murphy: These numbers are a little skewed you know, and when you see these numbers and you compare it to westchester and you go well, as they had a 356%.

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frank murphy: jump well, but that was from 63 to 288 as opposed from 503 to 1685 so and I don't even know what the numbers are going to be after the after the newest count.

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frank murphy: So i'm just kind of concerned about that jumping so radical and how we can respond to that because that's been going on for five years.

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frank murphy: And also, I wanted to applaud the La X.

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frank murphy: Finally, getting some sort of response out of La X, so thank you very much on that the safe parking and, in fact, that you could work out a workout a.

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frank murphy: strategy, for that is pretty remarkable so appreciate that and that's move moving forward and stuff but anyhow that was just a couple comments on that.

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frank murphy: would be respected is just to how much jump there is in Venice and how much it's.

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frank murphy: You know it's magnifying.

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frank murphy: In the issues are magnifying.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: You Thank you frank, for your comment again i'm happy to follow up on have Isabella or the Venice film deputy again follow up with.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: The UFC, which is a mayor's office and they deploy toilets stuff like what was previously mentioned by.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Mr off here so having to follow up regarding the medicine America park and getting hygiene resources there, but to your second point, I mean.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: For the homeless count right again happening and CD 11 today through Thursday I think for Venice if i'm not mistaken it's going to be tomorrow, which is a 23rd Wednesday i'm.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: happy to follow up with you, but I think I think to your point right like i'm you know just kind of homelessness and just in general and Venice.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: been on the rise, I mean it's a issue here, obviously also throughout Los Angeles my experience in this office has been that when a.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Like the temperatures begin to warm up people tend to move on towards Venice more towards the summer so and i'm sure everybody else is aware of that here, but just something else to note there.

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frank murphy: are just a point to follow up on that is that the city of Santa Monica is only seen a 12% jump over the same five years so there's a you know 235% jump in Venice and a 12% jump in our neighbor neighbor's property so anyway i'm just curious as to.

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frank murphy: You know I know we want to talk about an area wide, but it seems to be focused.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Just one thing to note that's always going to be a challenge with the city of La versus smaller cities, because this happens in El Segundo as well and communities, I work more with.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: near the airport, as we are, unfortunately, not on the level playing field with those other cities in terms of what we can enforce and what we cannot enforce.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Since Los Angeles, is by far the largest city in the region, those lawsuits that Tristan mentioned at the beginning of the presentation do hinder our ability.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: To do what some other the other communities that you're mentioning do they're just not under the same auspices, in the same.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: oversight, unfortunately, they do not get sued like the city of Los Angeles does, for example.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: So i'm not trying to make an excuse i'm just saying that is a contributing factor to why you see such patchy enforcement.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: and different enforcement and different policies in different communities, in particular, a very stark difference between city of Santa Monica and Venice being part of the larger part of the city of La.

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Vicki Halliday: Brian you got your hand up again.

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Brian Ulf: yeah I.

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Brian Ulf: I Stan would probably agree with my comment Everybody talks about shelter beds and people don't want to go to shelter beds.

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Brian Ulf: And I think the underlying problem that people aren't realizing is that people don't want to go to shelter beds, because they're unsafe inside the shelters and since we are way under.

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Brian Ulf: housed in the in the bridge housing is there any way you could ask Mike if potentially we could do a pilot program in the Venice bridge housing to take away the harm reduction.

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Brian Ulf: and go into more of a stricter enforcement of safety and non alcohol and looking at more it's, this is not to criminalize people that are homeless, this is to protect the people that are willing to go into a shelter that are so petrified from the criminal element that gets.

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Brian Ulf: allowed into that shelter and it's a big problem is probably the biggest problem that's happening in our Venice.

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Brian Ulf: Community is what what was the numbers 135 or 155 police calls to that deal a lot of that has to do with the behavior that's allowed to happen under harm reduction.

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Brian Ulf: And it would be great to have you guys take to Mike and asked him to do a pilot program to test Venice under a different set of guidelines, because the existing thing doesn't work.

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Brian Ulf: And if there were structured discipline accountability in that facility more people would feel safe bus, you would be able to sell the shelter concept to more people that are on the street.

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Brian Ulf: Just a suggestion to take to Mike.

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Pat Raphael: Brian.

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Pat Raphael: You stay with the same population Brian.

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Pat Raphael: I get it.

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Pat Raphael: So all of these things that you're proposing would we then have to get sense to come into the programs, because a lot of these people who don't want to be told where they can and can't live their life or just do it.

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Brian Ulf: He, no one has to be told where to live and they don't have to come in, but the rules when you go in should be a little more enforceable that's all i'm saying pat.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay let's get to some other questions Stan you got a question there.

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Ansar Muhammad: yeah this is complex.

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Brian Ulf: That is.

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Ansar Muhammad: CD 11 REPS for coming on and hope you guys can stay with us long enough to come up with some creative solutions realistic solutions you know the presentation was gerber I think it was in a.

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Ansar Muhammad: sense.

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Ansar Muhammad: How many dollars, is here that actually.

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Ansar Muhammad: touch these folks to talk to these folks I know pat is right there on the ground and know Brian is on the ground, it may be a few others band, but what what I have seen.

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Ansar Muhammad: I don't think the solutions is with the bigger agents.

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Ansar Muhammad: millions of dollars is going into these agencies, but if you if you don't if you don't assessment, how many of these agencies is hiring local.

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Ansar Muhammad: news agencies get people that understand the landscape of Venice, how many how many these agencies actually no individual steps that's that's on house and home there's a nominee only care.

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Ansar Muhammad: So i'm hoping that we can get more grassroots organizations grassroots grassroots folks in this conversation, because when we when we look at these bigger agencies.

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Ansar Muhammad: I mean you give out all this money, but we still got a pandemic of on house folks you know and it shouldn't be that way, so I would hope that in the future.

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Ansar Muhammad: We can have more conversations to get local local hiring policies local people who understands the whole dynamic pat would be a great outreach work but it's.

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Ansar Muhammad: working for you, these organizations know for sure is not probably other people who can qualify to work for these organizations, but they not even call it pat for.

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Ansar Muhammad: So i'm hoping to get more people engaged, but more importantly in my clothes empowerment, some of the fun House is very, very intelligent human beings, and I think Brian when she mentioned, this is, this is one thing, talking about housing, but underneath all that what we see wow is.

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Ansar Muhammad: meth addiction.

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Ansar Muhammad: fitness addiction here.

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Ansar Muhammad: So i've always said, is my clothes and you can build a million dollar mansion next to adult fee two things is going to happen is it will turn in NASA now.

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Ansar Muhammad: What it whatever lead at matching go get high So the question is, what do we do with substance abuse recovery every, how can we not having this conversation and How come we are afraid to address the end.

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Ansar Muhammad: that's attached to 99.9% of that in canvas and Dennis Thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Stan um I think Jim miras has his hand up i'm.

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Vicki Halliday: Good gym.

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james murez: But yeah Thank you um I heard a comment earlier, I believe it was someone in the Council office but i'm not sure.

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james murez: about the land at La X and and I just want to reflect what what my knowledge is in 2016 I had a meeting with councilman bond and and suggested shortly after the FAA return the land to the city.

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james murez: that this would be a great solution to start planning something.

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james murez: And in that conversation, oh no we can't do that because we have a business park that's slated to happen there and it's going to have a shopping Center.

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james murez: And, and he showed me some plans at the time that that we're still on his website that showed a shopping Center larger than century city.

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james murez: And a business park that was gonna have a lot of high rise buildings and and then a few years later, in 2018 when within this neighborhood Council adopted a an alternate site plan that.

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james murez: I had originally proposed personally and then submitted it to land use planning committee and then from there, it went to the full Board and the board adopted it and ported it to the councilman.

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james murez: And also again suggested that the site at La X could have some things done, that might work out real well and and then you know in about 2019 or 2020 the business park concept went out as money started to disappear, and all of a sudden, it was going to become a park.

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james murez: And, and it was going to become a real neat place where there'll be a park and maybe some shopping Center but no more business Park, because there is no money for the business park.

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james murez: And, and then now in in.

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james murez: there's a judge Carter that's got involved in all of the paperwork that he has has not revealed anything about any FAA federal restrictions, but he's a federal judge.

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james murez: And he's looking at this case and we just keep hearing about how these restrictions that.

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james murez: The airport people have put on the property exists but nobody's ever actually produced a title on the property.

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james murez: That actually reveals that there's some kind of land use restrictions now California law, along with the federal law says it, you know you got to have a recorded title.

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james murez: That restricts lands and if they're going to restrict it in perpetuity, it has to be recorded on the title well there's nothing recorded on the title, so all we've all we've heard so far.

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james murez: For the past six years is that these restrictions exists in verbal communications, but no actual real documentation has ever been pulled up that shows that that exists now.

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james murez: That being said, there was some verbiage that was written down in a study that said, noise, was an issue for people that have residences there.

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james murez: But yet since 2010 there's a large condominium project that sits right at the edge of of Lincoln right next to the airport runway where the city of Los Angeles.

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james murez: permitted a very large apartment condo complex to the south of Otis college and at one time there was a preschool in the same supposed restricted area, which was.

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james murez: A preschool for about a preschool daycare Center for for employees that work at the airport and that too was built in that area.

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james murez: Now, if all of these other things can exist with all of these other special restrictions that supposedly the FAA has why can't we figure out something to do with it, why can't we use lots see.

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james murez: As a place where where are these could park because lot cease not restricted land lot see is under the glide path there's no noise issue there.

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james murez: there's other houses farther to the east and it's perfectly allowable why can't we do something, creative and make a parking structure that creates a sound barrier along the northern side of Lincoln where it parallels to the airport.

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james murez: Why can't we do think why can't we get out of the mold that we have been in since 2016 and start to utilize the the opportunities that we have instead of continuing to look at what we can't do well, thank you.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Mike in response respond to your comment, the area that you're mentioning is called the lx North side plan.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The plans for that parcel have been in the works for over 15 years and the parcels that were consolidated to create the lx North side.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: were formerly residential areas, those were areas where people used to live in terms of the actual noise contours they call them that is where.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The decibels from plane operations and La X men that a majority of the time those areas were experiencing 65 decibels and above which is the federal.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: standard that requires noise insulation those areas even closer to the north runway we're experiencing decibels even higher than that.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And so those parcels were purchased many years ago and those homes were torn down in preparation for the North side development which will be a low density low rise office park and Community development.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: of open and green space westchester Playa del rey does not support residential in that area, the FAA will not allow it, because they allowed lower to use funds to purchase that parcel or those parcels.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: So that they would never return to residential usage currently the north side rfp is out, right now, and we are probably two months away from awarding a developer, to develop that parcel of land.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: That parcel can never be returned a residential the Federal Government will allow it, the current city planning for those parcels reflect that it is not a residential area, nor can it be.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And so, this this notion that we can suddenly take 15 years of Community planning and go against the federal government and turn it into a residential area will not work to your point about the preschool that's in the.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: area that preschool is not in a high not noise contour area that prevents preschool or school usage.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And the contract to renew that preschool or that daycare Center just came through the board of airport Commissioners about two weeks ago.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And then operator will be operating out of that site eminently in regards to any other residential that's been developed near the airport.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: it's because parcels were not permanently bought up and reserved for non residential usage so either they weren't in a high enough noise contour that met federal or state standards.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: or they were an undeveloped parcel that was close to the airport, but did not experience the same level of noise 65 decibels and above.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: So we can't go back on 15 years of Community planning we can't go back and reverse what we've told the West Chester in Playa del rey Community for years, which is.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: We want to make sure that this is a buffer zone for you all want to make sure that this is an active green space for you all Oh, and the other thing is that.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The development of the north side once complete will permanently shut the door on any notion from the FAA.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: which they previously had in which they wanted to move the north runways of La X 300 feet, to the north.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: West Chester implied del rey would not accept that Council member bonded will not accept that bill rosenthal would not accept that we are not going back on that promise you're not going back because we think it's a creative solution today, it is not it can't happen, and it will.

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james murez: I appreciate your very, very well informed expert opinion about what can and cannot happen right now to drive in that neighborhood.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: I encourage you to reach out to our leadership.

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Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The contact information for airport.

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appreciate.

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frank murphy: You guys inform each.

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frank murphy: Other online.

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Brian Ulf: yeah go have a conversation later.

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frank murphy: We have two hands up we've got.

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Ansar Muhammad: let's talk about the wolf stuff we're going to human beings on the concrete right now.

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Brian Ulf: How does that us.

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Ansar Muhammad: Concrete we got human beings that's that's suffering from drug.

724
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Ansar Muhammad: So let's talk about the real stuff, this is why.

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01:28:59.190 --> 01:29:08.130
Ansar Muhammad: You know i'm very stuff i'm not a Venice on three four generations in that Community and I hear stuff like this.

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Ansar Muhammad: And i'm not taking nothing away from the conversation that comes to sit should happen somewhere else, because at the end of the day, we're not talking about people definitely the concrete right.

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Jody Mortimer: Now.

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Ansar Muhammad: we're not talking about the people that don't have a food we're not talking about the people there are some dentists.

729
01:29:25.230 --> 01:29:36.900
Ansar Muhammad: there's terrorizing Homeowners right now we're not talking about the people that just need a shot if you to get off their concrete so again my philosophy might be different from everybody on this panel.

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Ansar Muhammad: The day vendors is an attraction has been like like that, since I was a baby people love coming to Venice you go.

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Ansar Muhammad: Over there, but a damn airport they have to go over there, people want to be in Dennis, the question is, how are we going to address the immediate 911.

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Ansar Muhammad: to guide us on the concrete right now the woman that's on the carpet with babies, right now, how are we going to address the same as a committee, how does it addresses a CD, how does the stakeholders let's have a real conversation, if not the lobby having a conversation about that house.

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Ansar Muhammad: Talking about it, if we're not going to deal with that individual so nobody has sentimental apart right now that may came from New York.

734
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Ansar Muhammad: is being protected by individuals there's from Venice because they want to get high let's go to stuff man.

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Ansar Muhammad: If we don't deal with this little alone and i'll keep doing what I do on behalf of my agency to try to serve the population try to help our people does down and out right now.

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Ansar Muhammad: I don't know if you guys have man on maybe you know look in the eyes and we talked to, but when i'm not know what I do i'm looking they are.

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Ansar Muhammad: it's very clear that they are suffering.

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Ansar Muhammad: We have we have people that are suffering So here we are talking about the airport talking about all this high.

739
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Ansar Muhammad: it's just it's over my head, right now, but it has has on a dress to do there's some conflict, right now, do we have any creative solutions can we have a real conversation about that, how are we going to address to good as being possibility right now there's there's a buddy's band.

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Ansar Muhammad: or some buddies are fee just kidding hi how are you going to address these things, if this is not the conversation we're wanting to have guess what.

741
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Ansar Muhammad: it's a dog and pony show for real, you have to give me Okay, I hope, i'm not stepping on your toes when I started thinking about this population.

742
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Ansar Muhammad: Coming out of Venice is looking at today will be a sad I don't know if y'all ever cried with these people before but i've got hard boys right now.

743
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Ansar Muhammad: Just to keep 100 with everybody on it's not get friends.

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Ansar Muhammad: me and then i'm going to school is it just.

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Ansar Muhammad: The standard guys, but they are suffering right now.

746
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Ansar Muhammad: And then camps as hard as hell man for me to go look at them acquire.

747
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Ansar Muhammad: Some of them are unable to help with some of them are so far gone you can't help, so you go to the mansion for.

748
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Ansar Muhammad: The best housing about form that's what's gonna happen on the back door, and I hope you're listening.

749
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Ansar Muhammad: out.

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Ansar Muhammad: To get her.

751
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Ansar Muhammad: I guess would be coming Davis California.

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01:32:26.910 --> 01:32:32.130
Ansar Muhammad: it's been like that ever since I was a damn baby it's always been that way for those of us from.

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01:32:32.640 --> 01:32:45.900
Ansar Muhammad: Venice is a very it's a vortex that I was telling fox 11 news, but the law is a vortex and it's been like that I don't know what why where he came from, but it attracted my mom and 19 have to.

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Ansar Muhammad: The tractor house away out of out of Arkansas man, so that that energy that vortex energy is still there.

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Ansar Muhammad: So let's have a little car i'm sorry frank getting passionate with this, but it's very disturbing to.

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Ansar Muhammad: me Community we're not talking about the real shit let's talk again on the concrete tonight, it is cold outside man.

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Ansar Muhammad: Talk about it talk about this ship.

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Ansar Muhammad: And y'all forgive me for my passion, but if we don't talk about the real deal, we will come up with solutions and city level and accounting folks and the government is going to keep giving money to agencies and that's not getting the job done.

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Ansar Muhammad: So, forgive me, forgive me some good allow for this thing I try to stay professional with the same, but when I when I think about it, it hurts man, because I am a recovering addict I am a former game about attendance, I was in prison, I know what it's like not to have shit and fall.

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Ansar Muhammad: And it's not easy to get back up.

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Ansar Muhammad: And what we're looking at as individuals who have fallen, and here we are talking about all this other shit well, we should we should be addressing the Gardasil the factory right now.

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01:34:07.890 --> 01:34:14.880
Ansar Muhammad: They don't have a mattress and don't have a heater don't have a toilet somebody mentioned that damn told us to do there, they should have been there all day.

763
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Ansar Muhammad: They should have pulled us over the citadel apart, they should have some type of something to clean itself way but because we're looking at these people as undoing.

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Ansar Muhammad: The homeless people know they're human beings man I love you frank.

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Ansar Muhammad: to invite me to this day of committee, but you know have feel man and i'm not trying to step on your toes when I think about my loved ones, my.

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Ansar Muhammad: cousins and my family that could be out there in the ones that I know if they was able to get on this tonight did this a shame on everybody that's not talking about the real deal.

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Ansar Muhammad: So let's talk about the real deal let's hold is down agencies accountable, that is, the shotgun wound millions of dollars to we've been held held accountable where's that money, how much of that money is touching the guidance on the concrete right.

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Ansar Muhammad: So let's keep it, the reason like we say in this room i'll keep it 100 keep it 100 yes, we do some work, yes to help a foundation is doing the best we can to reduce violence in the Community, but guess what we're not St joseph's.

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Ansar Muhammad: It is a community based grassroots organization trying to try to take care of business yep so that's it that's it frank, forgive me again, but a passion.

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Ansar Muhammad: But it bothers me when we have conversations that's not relevant to the guy on the concrete right now, what can we do for that individual right now.

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Ansar Muhammad: If we can't if we don't have a solution to say it.

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Ansar Muhammad: But if we do this poem this leveraging and let's make sure that that that guy on a concrete we see those services.

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Vicki Halliday: Stan, thank you for the reminder.

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Vicki Halliday: And do appreciate it.

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Nico Ruderman: yeah Thank you.

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frank murphy: Never need to apologize for that.

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Ansar Muhammad: Well i'm not going to allow some time so forgive me.

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Brian Ulf: yeah.

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frank murphy: We got co lead.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah What would you unmute.

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colette: hi i'm just to just to add to be you know what's happening in terms of who's spending the money where's the accountability, how much money has been spent, we know that there was 5 million spent.

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colette: On boardwalk who've got it, how much did they get what did they do where did it go Lhasa, the triple H money the H money hooks getting at.

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colette: How much are they getting where's it going How much are they spending on administration and and and offices.

784
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colette: And vehicles and clip forwards, or whatever, and how much is actually going to the problem it's it's really it's criminal what has happened to the taxpayers, because we have said here's the money and it's all gone and the problems gotten worse.

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colette: The problem was worse.

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colette: than it was before all of this money went to.

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colette: know where to go I don't know where it goes to there's no accountability, so I would like finance office to have a full.

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colette: Accounting of what's going before they have any motions about making things permanent making this permanent where's the money going who's got it what are they been spending it on.

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colette: Thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thanks Carla i'm I feel is right to him backup you got another one was.

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Elizabeth Wright: Just just very briefly will a copy of the presentation be available to put on their website.

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Vicki Halliday: uh.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: The repeaters send that over.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, great.

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Tristen Marler- CD11: Sorry, I.

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Vicki Halliday: mean this is being recorded so that goes up.

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Vicki Halliday: that's great Christian Thank you.

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frank murphy: For going.

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Vicki Halliday: we've got a few people in the attendees who have questions I see four hands up um let's start with shawna Brian and the last speaker will now be Lisa redmond so Sean um let me look there you go john.

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Sean obrien: Well, thanks guys very powerful Stan i'm with you brother, are what I can't wrap my head around is basically we're talking about 0.7% of the population of La county is homeless, yet we're spending hundreds of billions of dollars and yeah i've also always wonder.

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Sean obrien: Is the accountability why don't we hire are put in the Charter of the service providers that they must be held accountable open and transparent.

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Sean obrien: With everything right now, we also we do is we give them the money and then that's it there's no answers there's no follow up as opposed to the MIC bond in ocean front walk.

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Sean obrien: 25 million I did ask in the city did put in.

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Sean obrien: To audit where the money went and that's gone nowhere we, and that was months ago that was like what 678 months ago.

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Sean obrien: So that was that was in when they gave him the money that he had to they had to provide an audit for it um as a part of like why we're increasing our homeless 220 per day it's like what Stan was saying that Venice is a vortex we're importing all those people from out of state.

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Sean obrien: So the more services, the more mansions you provide.

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Sean obrien: The more people are going to come here to take advantage of that and so that also needs to be addressed when Tristan talked about the shelter in place.

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Sean obrien: Our shelter in place what didn't happen in Venice our our population in our homeless population and Venice exploded, because they came here from other places, they did not shelter in place.

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Sean obrien: Now my question for tristen is sanitation, finally, working with lapd on ocean front walk there was a big.

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Sean obrien: laps and what they can do and what they couldn't do based on the hours of sanitation and the times at the beaches needed the ocean front walk me to be clean.

811
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Sean obrien: And just say you know we continue to make Venice containment zone it's going to continue to grow um.

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Sean obrien: My final question is when are we going to end the moratorium on rv parking as well as part you know just allowing vehicles to park on any street and any neighborhood and again they're all coming to Venice, why would you why would you park in and.

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Sean obrien: Aviation street and in Manchester and simple video when you can park at the beach and and and walk a quarter blocking.

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Sean obrien: And beyond the sand, so we do need to end the moratorium on the parking restrictions due to coven and I would appreciate some answers, and one thing Stan another shout out, I appreciate you and loved all your comments thanks guys.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Sean.

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Ansar Muhammad: Thank you.

817
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Vicki Halliday: Helen.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you go.

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Helen Fallon: um yeah I was rather disappointed at her presentation by bought his office really didn't include any of the costs of some of their solution.

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Helen Fallon: I think the concerns that were expressed by another speaker are very accurate I you can't just keep throwing money at this and not actually figure out what it's costing per person.

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Helen Fallon: I figured i've seen numbers and when you figure out the math it looks like we're spending enough to hire to rent market rate apartments for homeless, you get them all off the streets, the sanitation costs are exorbitant.

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Helen Fallon: And the cleanup I mean How much are we actually spending per person here in Venice to deal with this problem, which is largely related to drug addiction and mental.

823
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Helen Fallon: health issues and that wasn't even covered in this presentation those numbers that last a has about more people end up on the street, that we can house i've been trying to figure out how that number was created, it looks to me as if they're taking.

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Helen Fallon: The same people and counting them over and over again it's a revolving door number I don't think it really actually reflects anything it's a fake number which a lot of Lawson numbers seem to be.

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Helen Fallon: really disappointed that plot is office is refusing to address the mental health and addiction issues and keeps pushing housing first.

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Helen Fallon: Thankfully, ending that this is about people who are being evicted in Venice, you can just read the La times, which is so pro helpers housing first it's it's ridiculous and supporting everything that bought and pushes.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Susan beckman.

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Helen Fallon: I don't think that was very you unmuted me because I think you gave a lot more time to to shine.

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Vicki Halliday: will go right ahead Helen but what's.

831
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Vicki Halliday: The question.

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Helen Fallon: My question is, why are we getting a report from somebody that doesn't contain accurate information and I bought, it is just you know pushing this PR piece on us at least I could do is update the picture of a basketball four or five and countless that's so inaccurate it's laughable.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, I think that that's a good question, thank you very much.

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See here.

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Vicki Halliday: Next up is well I lost Susan beckman here Susan did you want to talk.

836
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Vicki Halliday: Susan.

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susan beckman: Yes, I don't really want to show i'm heartened very insulted by the presentation it's the same stuff we've been hearing, year after year after year.

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susan beckman: You would think that the homeless committee needs to be told about the three law cases that make it difficult to to.

839
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susan beckman: deconstruct encampments much less the clauses, I mean I don't know who you guys think you're talking to know guy who's having to deal with the bureaucracy and the FAA.

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susan beckman: I know that you're impatient with us and you're probably exhausted 50 car spots, given the bureaucracy is something to be complimented.

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susan beckman: i'd like to see what Brian asked for i'd like to see some action with let's not even talk about disassembling encampments how soon can we see you put.

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susan beckman: bathrooms portable bathrooms and portable showers in the parking lot of the library, I would like to see that this week you just something like that this weekend I won't be angry and okay.

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Elizabeth Wright: Thank you.

844
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Vicki Halliday: Lisa redmond.

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lisaredmond: yeah.

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lisaredmond: I have a lot of comments on what has been said, mostly by other board members or the committee members.

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lisaredmond: I want to point out in the presentation, the presentation was the causes of how people fall into homelessness.

848
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lisaredmond: That portion not what's currently out in the street so brian's comment about drugs and alcohol not being mentioned is absurd, very few people fall into homelessness because of drugs and alcohol on the street.

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lisaredmond: When they honest.

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lisaredmond: I love.

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interrupted.

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lisaredmond: Every meaning it guaranteed it yay.

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Brian Ulf: All right, i'm an alcoholic.

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Brian Ulf: that's why I said it.

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lisaredmond: No.

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Brian Ulf: I lived in and I lived in a hotel room.

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Brian.

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lisaredmond: there's never excuse for poor behavior drugs and alcohol people fall into that once they are on the street, it is self medication and when the alcohol and the drugs, mostly drugs exasperate mental illness that is becomes apparent so let's take that aside the Santa Monica issue.

859
01:46:51.360 --> 01:47:01.560
lisaredmond: Santa Monica people are a little more willing to accept affordable housing, on top of that, they mostly the other police push them out into la X what Jeff what you were saying.

860
01:47:02.670 --> 01:47:09.540
lisaredmond: About lx is fabulous and I really, really wish the Council office would put out that information.

861
01:47:09.990 --> 01:47:17.250
lisaredmond: clearly and succinctly, as well as you did so that way, we could have candidates stop talking about it, Venice neighborhood Council President stop talking about.

862
01:47:17.460 --> 01:47:25.380
lisaredmond: Venice neighborhood Council President sisters and everyone else who keeps talking about the lx land when they're not talking about shipping people off to the desert.

863
01:47:26.760 --> 01:47:33.030
lisaredmond: i'm really offended by stan's comment that some of the unhealthy people are very intelligent.

864
01:47:33.720 --> 01:47:40.170
lisaredmond: Stan you say you work with these people and you're one of them, be one of them don't treat them separately.

865
01:47:40.740 --> 01:47:53.190
lisaredmond: Brian you have no concept of harm reduction and what's happening at the bridge shelter home and of shelters Palace absolutely right it's not about drugs and alcohol that people are scared about going into shelters.

866
01:47:53.490 --> 01:47:54.780
Vicki Halliday: If you repent places.

867
01:47:55.290 --> 01:47:56.910
lisaredmond: And i'm going to talk about.

868
01:47:57.720 --> 01:47:59.880
lisaredmond: Lisa I am i'm getting to that.

869
01:48:00.510 --> 01:48:03.030
lisaredmond: And if you're going to set time limits, then you need to.

870
01:48:04.350 --> 01:48:05.190
lisaredmond: You know, have that.

871
01:48:06.990 --> 01:48:10.470
lisaredmond: i'm going to say that the residents in centennial Park, maybe there's a few from.

872
01:48:11.010 --> 01:48:20.040
lisaredmond: New York, but, most people are there because I said earlier that come from elsewhere, and that includes people who've been illegally removed from encampments.

873
01:48:20.370 --> 01:48:36.150
lisaredmond: Instead, you should know about that people from Venice and electric people from del rey are slanting there, because they were pushed out from there other encampments and you know if you care, you should start showing up to meetings, and if you care about concrete.

874
01:48:36.660 --> 01:48:44.280
lisaredmond: should stop illegally removing people, so the question is okay i'm Jeff please, when will you put out that newsletter with that information about the Elliot.

875
01:48:46.110 --> 01:48:57.660
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: So we did a newsletter item on safe parking recently we're going to put out more details regarding the north side once a project developer is selected.

876
01:48:58.590 --> 01:49:05.700
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: The the the issue with procurement processes is we don't want to undermine the procurement process.

877
01:49:06.210 --> 01:49:12.750
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: By putting out an announcement of who was selected before the board of airport Commissioners has made their formal selection.

878
01:49:13.560 --> 01:49:22.950
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: It just it violates the whole bunch of development protocols and it could open up the city and the airport to lawsuit from the losing bitter.

879
01:49:23.340 --> 01:49:29.190
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And so we're going to be putting out more information to hopefully squelch this idea that we can.

880
01:49:29.700 --> 01:49:43.170
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: wipe away years of Community planning and suddenly build housing on a site that was not previously authorized to do it, so I appreciate that feedback we've been wanting to get it out the door for a while here but we're just waiting on this procurement to be.

881
01:49:43.530 --> 01:49:45.720
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: formalized by the Board of airport Commissioners.

882
01:49:47.100 --> 01:49:55.290
Vicki Halliday: Thank you Jeff gosh people keep raising their hands on, and I would love to hear everybody, so you know.

883
01:49:55.800 --> 01:50:07.200
Vicki Halliday: Just try and make it a little bit brief look, because we do have other committee business normal business we've got to conduct tonight, once this portion of the meeting is over, so next up is Yolanda.

884
01:50:09.960 --> 01:50:13.530
Yolanda Gonzalez: Yes, I am requesting from Tristan.

885
01:50:14.880 --> 01:50:28.890
Yolanda Gonzalez: Tristan we had a meeting with you at the brig and I have left messages for you personally i've sent you emails and trying to work with you in order to see what we can do with.

886
01:50:28.950 --> 01:50:38.970
Yolanda Gonzalez: The people and their trash cans on the alleys because at night that's what the people right now in my in the medium that is in front of me that's what they do, they go.

887
01:50:39.270 --> 01:50:45.840
Yolanda Gonzalez: And they go into the trash cans those trash cans need to be there's an ordinance on that that they have to be inside the property.

888
01:50:46.200 --> 01:51:00.690
Yolanda Gonzalez: Who has those trash cans number one number two the rv that are right now on our street on Venice between ocean and i'm awkward they keep accumulating.

889
01:51:01.620 --> 01:51:11.280
Yolanda Gonzalez: Things whatever they are that shouldn't be because it just gets bigger and bigger and bigger and I want to know who is going to clean that up.

890
01:51:11.940 --> 01:51:25.470
Yolanda Gonzalez: On we have the cleaning the trash people and the cleaning coming on Tuesday, they can't even clean our streets anymore, and we have tourists walking through here, especially right now that we had the super bowl.

891
01:51:25.770 --> 01:51:44.490
Yolanda Gonzalez: And it was embarrassing we have nothing to show for here in Venice number three I did see the people from I don't know if it was lotsa or St joseph's, why are they feeding them and giving them drugs in home depot buckets.

892
01:51:45.210 --> 01:51:47.490
Vicki Halliday: I saw you think Yolanda.

893
01:51:50.670 --> 01:51:52.110
Vicki Halliday: Next up kalani.

894
01:51:56.790 --> 01:51:59.490
Kalani Whittington: homelessness has become a cottage industry.

895
01:52:01.620 --> 01:52:06.120
Kalani Whittington: For some reason, we have not conducted an independent audit of all of the.

896
01:52:08.040 --> 01:52:23.520
Kalani Whittington: Many of whom spend over 70% of the money that they are granted in wages and many of them employ family members and friends, we need an independent audit audit on.

897
01:52:24.570 --> 01:52:28.770
Kalani Whittington: homeless advocates and 5013 c's and.

898
01:52:29.940 --> 01:52:44.400
Kalani Whittington: A roof does not solve mental health and drug abuse situation I have been calling for mandating treatment of people with mental health and drug abuse.

899
01:52:45.060 --> 01:53:02.280
Kalani Whittington: And elements to expect someone to make a rational decision and seek treatment when they are out of their minds, for one reason or another is is ridiculous and reckless.

900
01:53:02.550 --> 01:53:17.310
Kalani Whittington: Man one has has a solution that they think will work best, but one thing we have not tried in the decades, while we're wasting $600,000 per unit of ah hh money.

901
01:53:17.850 --> 01:53:29.010
Kalani Whittington: Is we have not tried mandating treatment first, and I am willing as a taxpayer to pay for that treatment in house treatment.

902
01:53:29.280 --> 01:53:48.990
Kalani Whittington: Instead of having bridge housing, where people can come and go without pat Downs without rules and really aren't learning how to function within civil society we're just giving them a place to sleep in between going out and scoring their next dime bag.

903
01:53:49.890 --> 01:53:52.110
Vicki Halliday: And Connie could you wrap it up.

904
01:53:52.470 --> 01:54:09.960
Kalani Whittington: Mr President, politicians are willing to make the tough decisions barn and refuses to acknowledge mandating mental health and drug treatment programs, and that I hope will change with the next councilman we place in his seat hit Thank you.

905
01:54:10.140 --> 01:54:16.740
Vicki Halliday: Thank you kalani last hand that's up is Erica more that will be the end of public comment go Erica.

906
01:54:17.910 --> 01:54:22.620
Erica Moore: hi there um yeah this is such a hard topic and i've appreciated everybody.

907
01:54:24.360 --> 01:54:34.680
Erica Moore: What they've shared, I just wanted to throw this out there, that I have a woman right now who's working with just started working at my company and she is on house and.

908
01:54:35.910 --> 01:54:45.090
Erica Moore: i'm learning some interesting things now because of her experience and one is she called me today, she had to come in three hours late to work because she was waiting to get a shower.

909
01:54:45.510 --> 01:54:46.770
Erica Moore: And you know the shower.

910
01:54:46.800 --> 01:54:55.350
Erica Moore: truck is there, but you know she has to wait and one of the things is is that I think that there do need to be the services need to be much more accessible.

911
01:54:55.620 --> 01:54:56.670
Erica Moore: A shower twice a.

912
01:54:56.670 --> 01:55:07.620
Erica Moore: Week isn't reasonable, this should be more often and also with the bathrooms I know that none of us want to see people out on the street, whether it's in front of our House or business or in the park.

913
01:55:08.040 --> 01:55:18.780
Erica Moore: But we need to have somewhere for these people to use facilities so they aren't you know, using that know outside you know, etc, so um, I just wanted to say.

914
01:55:20.040 --> 01:55:23.160
Erica Moore: You know this is a, this is a hard one, but thank you.

915
01:55:23.400 --> 01:55:24.240
Vicki Halliday: Thank you, where I got.

916
01:55:25.710 --> 01:55:31.380
Vicki Halliday: That from the public IP santander's backup Stan did you want to.

917
01:55:31.770 --> 01:55:41.280
Ansar Muhammad: i'll be i'll be brief on this and thank everybody for the comments tonight, but there's something else that we have not addressed and that's something.

918
01:55:42.240 --> 01:55:51.480
Ansar Muhammad: I know my team address, which is the crime in the violence, we cannot always rely on law enforcement to solve these Max.

919
01:55:51.960 --> 01:56:00.990
Ansar Muhammad: So when we do our intentional outreach services around the encampments will coming in from that lens you know how much crime is here how much biases here.

920
01:56:01.650 --> 01:56:17.400
Ansar Muhammad: So that's a whole nother conversation, but I think we should start having it because a lot of this stuff is a lot of encampments, if not all of them have that element is crime and violence and a lot of fear factors as well, so I just wanted to put that out there, thank you.

921
01:56:18.210 --> 01:56:18.840
frank murphy: Thanks Stan.

922
01:56:19.020 --> 01:56:19.650
Stan.

923
01:56:20.760 --> 01:56:21.780
Ansar Muhammad: raise my voice in.

924
01:56:22.080 --> 01:56:22.680
character.

925
01:56:25.410 --> 01:56:33.360
Pat Raphael: Actually, hiring somebody right that gives her an exposure to the day to day what people are going.

926
01:56:34.290 --> 01:56:41.940
Pat Raphael: Well, or dealing with that I think it's really hard for even us as a committee who's taking the time to make this an issue to concentrate on.

927
01:56:42.420 --> 01:56:52.800
Pat Raphael: And because I trust us people more than more than some of the some of the stuff that's been so so hyper focus.

928
01:56:53.340 --> 01:57:00.990
Pat Raphael: i'd like to suggest somehow we can pull, a team from the Community, having a bunch of people empowered.

929
01:57:01.410 --> 01:57:13.320
Pat Raphael: To come together with something more than just talking what we're doing but could actually have a timetable to deliver a report and also have have.

930
01:57:14.130 --> 01:57:22.740
Pat Raphael: Best Practice suggestions and steps for us, I mean, these are the type of things that I think can be done to trickle down and touch people in the glands.

931
01:57:23.490 --> 01:57:23.670
and

932
01:57:26.340 --> 01:57:36.990
Vicki Halliday: Kristen I really appreciate you and Jeff and sachin I mean, thank you for coming and listening tonight and giving us some some good information, as you can tell i'm.

933
01:57:38.010 --> 01:57:43.560
Vicki Halliday: mean Venus has always been complicated it's never been as complicated as it is now.

934
01:57:44.910 --> 01:57:45.720
Vicki Halliday: And we thank you.

935
01:57:46.350 --> 01:57:47.250
Tristen Marler- CD11: yeah no, thank you.

936
01:57:47.280 --> 01:57:53.100
Tristen Marler- CD11: Thank you for having us we really appreciate it, I know that we talked a lot over in the field vicki and that.

937
01:57:53.640 --> 01:58:00.420
Tristen Marler- CD11: might not be the case anymore, but I will follow up with them, the new Venice hill deputies information that is consistent advocates information.

938
01:58:00.840 --> 01:58:07.770
Tristen Marler- CD11: And you know i'm always here as a contact as well and happy to answer any questions and help in any way that is feasible for our office to do so.

939
01:58:08.310 --> 01:58:09.450
Vicki Halliday: Thank you Krishna and.

940
01:58:09.450 --> 01:58:11.340
Vicki Halliday: best of luck with the new position.

941
01:58:12.120 --> 01:58:15.780
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: One thing I just want to thank you all, as well, I know I haven't met you all.

942
01:58:16.500 --> 01:58:29.790
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And I did want to just let you all know, that is frustrating, as it is for you all, we are also frustrated by it, we are also fighting a bureaucracy ourselves, we are interviewer accuracy and we're fighting bureaucracy.

943
01:58:30.270 --> 01:58:35.760
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: And i've had these conversations with the airport that have span months I wish they could have gone way faster.

944
01:58:36.150 --> 01:58:52.620
Geoff Thompson - CD11 Bonin: Tristan works with sanitation and takes too long, all of this takes a long time, and we are fighting bureaucracy as well, I know it doesn't seem like that, and it seems like sometimes were justifying but we're also fighting for you all it's just it takes too long we agree.

945
01:58:53.700 --> 01:58:54.360
Vicki Halliday: Thank you, Jim.

946
01:58:58.650 --> 01:58:59.160
Thank you.

947
01:59:00.690 --> 01:59:05.430
Vicki Halliday: Thanks very much have a great evening and appreciate you coming.

948
01:59:06.330 --> 01:59:07.740
Brian Ulf: Thanks Christian thanks Jeff.

949
01:59:09.240 --> 01:59:11.610
frank murphy: All right, we have some new business.

950
01:59:13.830 --> 01:59:16.110
frank murphy: We have two motions.

951
01:59:18.990 --> 01:59:19.860
frank murphy: And it's.

952
01:59:21.030 --> 01:59:23.310
frank murphy: Nine o'clock five till nine.

953
01:59:24.600 --> 01:59:25.950
frank murphy: So.

954
01:59:27.150 --> 01:59:29.190
frank murphy: Time very well spent by the way.

955
01:59:30.660 --> 01:59:31.380
frank murphy: um.

956
01:59:32.640 --> 01:59:33.990
frank murphy: We have a.

957
01:59:35.550 --> 01:59:51.750
frank murphy: Motion by Elizabeth right, we were going to rewrite that one too to would we want to take that offline offline and rewrite it and then resubmit it or what what's your feelings on that.

958
01:59:56.100 --> 01:59:56.730
Vicki Halliday: Liz.

959
01:59:59.190 --> 02:00:01.170
Elizabeth Wright: Okay i've been using them.

960
02:00:02.220 --> 02:00:09.090
Elizabeth Wright: We don't really need a motion because the bylaws state that we will work with other neighborhood Councils.

961
02:00:10.140 --> 02:00:13.590
Elizabeth Wright: And I was hoping to amend this one.

962
02:00:15.630 --> 02:00:17.100
Elizabeth Wright: To say that we will.

963
02:00:18.810 --> 02:00:29.760
Elizabeth Wright: contact all of the neighborhood Councils within rack with the Western neighborhood Councils, because Rack has more weight if we come up with.

964
02:00:30.960 --> 02:00:48.510
Elizabeth Wright: ideas and possibilities for addressing some of the issues regarding homelessness, then it would be better if we went through rack then if Venice said you, we have an idea, then, is does not exactly have a good REP at this point.

965
02:00:49.530 --> 02:00:53.190
Elizabeth Wright: So I think that would be better, we can redo it.

966
02:00:54.360 --> 02:01:01.020
Elizabeth Wright: But it doesn't really have to be emotion, the bylaws say cooperate and work with.

967
02:01:02.790 --> 02:01:11.610
Vicki Halliday: Liz this and i'm happy to bring that up at rackham was committee which we're having a meeting I think next week and I can bring something like that up.

968
02:01:12.870 --> 02:01:14.040
Elizabeth Wright: Thank you okay.

969
02:01:14.850 --> 02:01:15.630
um.

970
02:01:16.680 --> 02:01:17.160
Vicki Halliday: So we'll.

971
02:01:17.190 --> 02:01:17.550
All right.

972
02:01:19.410 --> 02:01:20.550
Vicki Halliday: Next case right.

973
02:01:21.000 --> 02:01:21.450
Brian Ulf: yeah.

974
02:01:21.720 --> 02:01:30.810
frank murphy: go on to the next motion this emotion that was sent back to us by the board and had to do with a.

975
02:01:32.640 --> 02:01:33.090
frank murphy: A.

976
02:01:35.490 --> 02:01:41.610
frank murphy: Motion by Clark brown that we had originally approved, this is a.

977
02:01:45.180 --> 02:01:47.790
frank murphy: Well, I don't want to comment on it.

978
02:01:49.980 --> 02:01:52.140
frank murphy: So I would want to.

979
02:01:55.290 --> 02:02:04.830
frank murphy: We need to I can read it, if you if you think I should do that vicki and then, and then we go go and.

980
02:02:06.090 --> 02:02:10.620
frank murphy: Make the motion, so this is a motion to reconsider.

981
02:02:11.760 --> 02:02:21.180
frank murphy: The homelessness committee decision previous decision, so the motion of the ad hoc homeless committee of the Venice neighborhood Council to request the board.

982
02:02:21.570 --> 02:02:31.170
frank murphy: Of the Venice neighborhood Council to approve and send memo Ray homeless encampments and supporting exhibits to councilman bond and others.

983
02:02:31.680 --> 02:02:44.040
frank murphy: The ad hoc homelessness committee of the Venice la St of Venice neighborhood Council has read received public comment discussed and approved the memo and Title remove homeless.

984
02:02:44.670 --> 02:02:55.890
frank murphy: encampment per city ordinances and relocate occupants to transition and temporary housing and trust to my to councilman bonding with copies to.

985
02:02:56.460 --> 02:03:10.770
frank murphy: Close a chain were marrows Deputy Mayor of homeless initiatives become doctrine Deputy Executive Director public in government affairs Los Angeles world airports.

986
02:03:11.790 --> 02:03:19.230
frank murphy: And it's eight supporting exhibits including it's a supportive exhibits collectively the memo.

987
02:03:20.910 --> 02:03:32.580
frank murphy: The committee here by approves the memo directs its chairman to send the memo in this motion to the board of the Venice neighborhood Council and request the board to grant the motion.

988
02:03:35.070 --> 02:03:36.810
frank murphy: So in rehearing that.

989
02:03:38.340 --> 02:03:40.740
Vicki Halliday: i'll i'll make the motion.

990
02:03:42.030 --> 02:03:42.390
Vicki Halliday: Ladies.

991
02:03:43.770 --> 02:03:44.880
frank murphy: Anybody second.

992
02:03:47.400 --> 02:03:48.720
frank murphy: i'll second that okay.

993
02:03:51.210 --> 02:03:56.850
frank murphy: We got a public comment 10 minutes on public comment, do we have any hands, yes.

994
02:03:56.970 --> 02:03:57.690
Vicki Halliday: No yep.

995
02:03:58.710 --> 02:03:59.790
Vicki Halliday: Susan beckman.

996
02:04:01.800 --> 02:04:02.820
frank murphy: was stopped after.

997
02:04:02.820 --> 02:04:03.300
back.

998
02:04:05.730 --> 02:04:06.060
Vicki Halliday: Okay.

999
02:04:06.450 --> 02:04:07.980
susan beckman: Thank you anyway, thank you.

1000
02:04:08.040 --> 02:04:10.200
Vicki Halliday: Lisa oh hang on.

1001
02:04:12.510 --> 02:04:13.140
Vicki Halliday: I Helen.

1002
02:04:19.290 --> 02:04:20.850
Vicki Halliday: Helen did you have something to say.

1003
02:04:24.150 --> 02:04:36.360
Helen Fallon: Are you muted me, so I can speak um I just want to remind you that this was sent back to committee, because the memo itself contains references to a piece of land.

1004
02:04:36.960 --> 02:04:47.790
Helen Fallon: that the West Chester player and see was quite disturbed was included, so you need to amend this motion if they can't go back the way it is you're just going to have the same.

1005
02:04:48.300 --> 02:04:54.270
Helen Fallon: And if you send it back intact, just as it is, it can't be heard they've already.

1006
02:04:55.140 --> 02:05:06.660
Helen Fallon: turned up there's going to turn it back it can't be you know you're gonna go back and forth forever it's ridiculous and I also would like to know, based on what was said tonight from the bonds Office about lower lots.

1007
02:05:07.230 --> 02:05:17.280
Helen Fallon: are either of the lots part of this issue of you can't put any kind of housing on it, so I think that needs to be clarified.

1008
02:05:17.940 --> 02:05:26.370
Helen Fallon: And you need to fix the motion there was there's no support for including that one I think it's a lot Number One the one by the visitation school.

1009
02:05:26.910 --> 02:05:42.540
Helen Fallon: And I also I have been writing for matt word singer vicki and Elizabeth that you cannot bring a motion to rack unless it's been approved by an nc so I you know you may want to work with them, but I don't think that's how it works you've got to have emotion.

1010
02:05:43.590 --> 02:05:44.310
Vicki Halliday: Thank you, Alan.

1011
02:05:45.660 --> 02:05:51.690
Vicki Halliday: next person is Susan did you have your hand up this time.

1012
02:05:56.130 --> 02:05:59.820
susan beckman: i'm sorry it does, I have it as lower hand on my iPad.

1013
02:06:00.360 --> 02:06:01.020
Vicki Halliday: Okay i'm gonna.

1014
02:06:01.620 --> 02:06:01.950
Vicki Halliday: i'm gonna.

1015
02:06:02.070 --> 02:06:05.610
Vicki Halliday: stop talking and lower your hand.

1016
02:06:08.550 --> 02:06:11.730
Vicki Halliday: hang on here now everything jumping around just hold on one second.

1017
02:06:14.160 --> 02:06:16.140
Vicki Halliday: i'm Yolanda.

1018
02:06:21.000 --> 02:06:22.320
Yolanda Gonzalez: Okay, can you hear me now.

1019
02:06:22.500 --> 02:06:34.740
Yolanda Gonzalez: Yes, okay um this motion is regarding to the airport or is it regarding also to the encampments that we have right now at present here in Venice.

1020
02:06:35.640 --> 02:06:41.130
Vicki Halliday: Look, can we explain that, after public comment is over i'll explain this motion.

1021
02:06:41.910 --> 02:06:52.800
Yolanda Gonzalez: Okay, then I just want to, I want to really emphasize something these encampments are causing a tremendous amount of fear and we're really.

1022
02:06:53.880 --> 02:07:13.110
Yolanda Gonzalez: It they're causing crime theft among the residents and that has not been addressed in whatever emotion, you have written, but I think that we need when we when you guys do emotion specify why they need to be removed, and this is one of them.

1023
02:07:14.550 --> 02:07:16.050
Yolanda Gonzalez: did the same.

1024
02:07:16.500 --> 02:07:17.580
Vicki Halliday: thing with your wonders.

1025
02:07:17.580 --> 02:07:18.450
Yolanda Gonzalez: And living in.

1026
02:07:18.810 --> 02:07:19.860
Thank you, excellent.

1027
02:07:20.970 --> 02:07:21.990
Vicki Halliday: i'm.

1028
02:07:24.450 --> 02:07:24.870
danger.

1029
02:07:25.890 --> 02:07:30.480
Vicki Halliday: Of all a garish who is President of the westchester neighborhood Council.

1030
02:07:31.980 --> 02:07:32.700
Vicki Halliday: hi Paula.

1031
02:07:34.140 --> 02:07:45.600
Paula Gerez., President, NCWP: Good evening, and thank you for recognizing me, I appreciate it and i'm sorry you guys are still on at nine o'clock I know it makes for a long evening and I just really hope that we can.

1032
02:07:46.320 --> 02:07:54.030
Paula Gerez., President, NCWP: collaboratively work together across all of the CD 11 neighborhood Councils and work for mutual.

1033
02:07:54.960 --> 02:08:08.190
Paula Gerez., President, NCWP: benefit and stay connected and move forward with a new Council person, as well as dealing with the homeless issues and we can rework this.

1034
02:08:08.970 --> 02:08:21.090
Paula Gerez., President, NCWP: Motion all together and come up with something that works for all of the communities and not pitting the communities against each other, I was at a event earlier and my phone was blowing up that.

1035
02:08:22.380 --> 02:08:33.600
Paula Gerez., President, NCWP: It was it wasn't a nice thing to read and i'm hoping that it was a misunderstanding and we are working together, because that's nothing, I would like more than to work with you guys, thank you.

1036
02:08:33.780 --> 02:08:34.590
Vicki Halliday: Thank you Paula.

1037
02:08:35.550 --> 02:08:38.280
Brian Ulf: Did we hear everything she said or.

1038
02:08:38.910 --> 02:08:40.380
Brian Ulf: because she wasn't speaking okay.

1039
02:08:40.470 --> 02:08:41.190
Brian Ulf: just want to make sure.

1040
02:08:45.120 --> 02:08:48.120
Vicki Halliday: um I mean I feel well let's.

1041
02:08:51.450 --> 02:08:51.930
frank murphy: Lisa.

1042
02:08:52.350 --> 02:08:52.890
Lisa.

1043
02:08:55.470 --> 02:09:07.800
lisaredmond: yeah I find it interesting that Clark who this is his motion in his baby isn't even here he's always been front and Center defending it, which probably makes your job easier tonight, but.

1044
02:09:09.180 --> 02:09:16.980
lisaredmond: In the long run, since there really wasn't emotion read the motion wasn't read or second it I would highly recommend that you guys.

1045
02:09:17.550 --> 02:09:26.010
lisaredmond: Because it needs to be so heavily rewritten and that's why it needs to be sent back is that you work with Clark, some of you willing to.

1046
02:09:26.850 --> 02:09:41.070
lisaredmond: offline and rewrite the motion make it clear, concise take out those problematic elements and resubmit the motion to the committee next month, and so it can be moved up to the board that's my suggestion, thank you okay thanks Lisa.

1047
02:09:41.310 --> 02:09:42.000
frank murphy: Actually, so.

1048
02:09:43.230 --> 02:09:43.950
Vicki Halliday: kalani.

1049
02:09:46.230 --> 02:09:52.560
Kalani Whittington: I do agree with the last speaker that the person who submitted and sponsor the motion should be here.

1050
02:09:54.960 --> 02:10:01.740
Kalani Whittington: For discussion of it in the meantime, I suggest that you table this motion until that person is present.

1051
02:10:03.450 --> 02:10:24.780
Kalani Whittington: Otherwise I do support removing homeless encampment from public spaces, regardless of where they are and CD 11 I suggest you also include mar vista in whatever discussions to ensure that you're not stepping on anyone's toes at any of the of the neighborhood Councils, because apparently.

1052
02:10:27.480 --> 02:10:42.090
Kalani Whittington: People feel slighted by this motion and I didn't take I didn't see that in the motion but, but apparently people do so if it needs to be rewritten rewritten, so that all parties involved in CD 11.

1053
02:10:43.410 --> 02:10:50.040
Kalani Whittington: feel justified then then table emotion until everyone can be present, thank you.

1054
02:10:50.370 --> 02:10:50.880
Vicki Halliday: Thank you.

1055
02:10:56.160 --> 02:10:57.210
Vicki Halliday: Susan beckman.

1056
02:10:58.500 --> 02:10:59.010
frank murphy: Okay.

1057
02:10:59.730 --> 02:11:01.590
susan beckman: I promise you it's my answer.

1058
02:11:02.190 --> 02:11:04.650
Vicki Halliday: No, I keep taking it down and.

1059
02:11:06.210 --> 02:11:09.840
Vicki Halliday: Okay last comment or please.

1060
02:11:14.130 --> 02:11:27.270
Erica Moore: hi, I just wanted to say that I think it is really important that you do collaborate with the other Councils that are involved with this with the other areas I absolutely agree with everything needs to send to you definitely.

1061
02:11:28.080 --> 02:11:41.250
Erica Moore: You definitely need to rework this so that it doesn't just go in a circle, but learn from that meeting their needs to be collaboration we are neighborhood Councils, the neighborhood Council is supposed to be.

1062
02:11:41.910 --> 02:11:52.890
Erica Moore: about the neighborhood it isn't just a small entity of people, and in this particular group, you know houses, people are part of that neighborhood to you know it's and it's.

1063
02:11:53.790 --> 02:12:02.790
Erica Moore: You know, like I said before, it is there's so many things that I could say that I just didn't even think of or have time to say to you, but it's there's just so many things that are impacted I mean I.

1064
02:12:03.660 --> 02:12:12.780
Erica Moore: i've said it before I see a lot because of being having my business here on a street next little liquor store you can't force people to get help I wish she could, but you can't.

1065
02:12:13.560 --> 02:12:23.670
Erica Moore: So anyways, I just wanted to say that, please learn from that meeting and and the other Council talking so passionately about how they wanted to have a collaboration.

1066
02:12:23.700 --> 02:12:24.360
Vicki Halliday: Thank you, Sarah.

1067
02:12:25.170 --> 02:12:26.100
Erica Moore: Thank you guys.

1068
02:12:27.750 --> 02:12:28.230
frank murphy: Thank you.

1069
02:12:28.320 --> 02:12:31.200
Vicki Halliday: i'd like to say something at this point because.

1070
02:12:33.030 --> 02:12:35.610
Vicki Halliday: This motion we passed in homeless.

1071
02:12:36.630 --> 02:12:43.830
Vicki Halliday: It had 50 pages of evidence, it was easy to lose track of what it was even about.

1072
02:12:44.910 --> 02:12:56.760
Vicki Halliday: sort of the same thing happened at the board meeting, and then we realized, there were conflicts, because of the law will land and westchester and it was stepping on some toes.

1073
02:12:57.510 --> 02:13:12.630
Vicki Halliday: So a new motion went in to kick it back to homeless committee, my feeling is the motion was so broad and so all encompassing and even with all the research, not all the history was known.

1074
02:13:13.890 --> 02:13:31.320
Vicki Halliday: I think the bed Clark has a great deal of energy, he works very hard at this stuff, but I think that this motion as a standalone motion is too big too unwieldy, the whole thing needs to get killed broken into smaller pieces that are more understandable.

1075
02:13:34.230 --> 02:13:40.200
Vicki Halliday: And I you know I think to redo it to take out the references to law one westchester.

1076
02:13:41.580 --> 02:13:48.660
Vicki Halliday: It it just needs to be killed in him start over I mean there were five or six motions within that one motion.

1077
02:13:50.670 --> 02:14:03.300
Vicki Halliday: And I think that's my point tonight is that we should just vote it down on thank Clark, and hope that he will write some emotions that are that are great and maybe.

1078
02:14:04.560 --> 02:14:05.940
Vicki Halliday: Not so unwieldy.

1079
02:14:07.470 --> 02:14:11.730
Vicki Halliday: That just my two cents on this i'm going to vote against this motion and.

1080
02:14:12.990 --> 02:14:13.620
Vicki Halliday: be done with it.

1081
02:14:16.680 --> 02:14:17.190
Pat Raphael: So.

1082
02:14:19.350 --> 02:14:34.950
Pat Raphael: The point of emotional is basically to a sin, the police to action concerning the encampments, but it was acknowledging and understanding that there are limitations, because.

1083
02:14:35.490 --> 02:14:46.680
Pat Raphael: of meeting to offer housing in a way that that is actionable right so so that when you fill an encampment that they are having to.

1084
02:14:47.340 --> 02:15:00.150
Pat Raphael: break down because they can't be in this public space, the process of that should also involve these are the resources available, and it seems like the motion was trying to was trying to.

1085
02:15:01.290 --> 02:15:20.010
Pat Raphael: offer the justification, so that the police can go out more robustly and then the justification turned out to be somebody's backyard and everybody was like hey you don't bring him here, so if this is where we are again after having a put as much effort into this.

1086
02:15:21.960 --> 02:15:23.070
Pat Raphael: It seems like.

1087
02:15:24.330 --> 02:15:33.240
Pat Raphael: rewarding it in in sending it back up there's just it's just going to run into the same situation again from from where i'm seeing it.

1088
02:15:36.090 --> 02:15:38.100
Vicki Halliday: Thank you, Pat Liz.

1089
02:15:42.900 --> 02:15:48.900
Elizabeth Wright: I think that emotion has too many flaws in the memo and I agree, it should be killed.

1090
02:15:51.480 --> 02:15:52.590
Vicki Halliday: Thank you, Brian.

1091
02:15:54.210 --> 02:15:57.900
Brian Ulf: Mickey I agree with you and and endless.

1092
02:16:00.180 --> 02:16:07.230
Brian Ulf: We we all have to write emotion that says that we are one CD 11.

1093
02:16:08.790 --> 02:16:14.190
Brian Ulf: We cannot, we cannot pit each other against each other people in Venice can't say that's the site.

1094
02:16:16.200 --> 02:16:30.480
Brian Ulf: westchester can't tell us what site, but I think frank frank, has done a very detailed outline of really kind of a state of the Union on where all this is and how many are in each district or in each area within CD 11.

1095
02:16:31.050 --> 02:16:38.400
Brian Ulf: And I think frank needs to distribute we have 58% of the homeless at CD 11 or in Venice.

1096
02:16:39.450 --> 02:16:47.460
Brian Ulf: When West Chester park was was under siege, you know, we had people from Venice going to westchester Park, to help them with their issue.

1097
02:16:48.210 --> 02:16:58.500
Brian Ulf: I want to see people from westchester park coming to support us for what's happening in centennial Park, I want to see the people in the palisades coming to us the way we would stand up for them.

1098
02:16:59.340 --> 02:17:12.000
Brian Ulf: as well, and the palisades have supported us, the only way we're going to get things done this can't just be Venice is the homeless drain for CD 11 we all have to get.

1099
02:17:12.000 --> 02:17:14.490
Brian Ulf: Support from these other communities to do this.

1100
02:17:14.940 --> 02:17:26.310
Brian Ulf: And I think all the all the people that are running to replace Mike if they don't come in with a campaign that says we are supporting one CD 11.

1101
02:17:27.360 --> 02:17:29.850
Brian Ulf: For this entire issue, because this is all of us.

1102
02:17:31.320 --> 02:17:46.140
Brian Ulf: everything that happens, politically, as for the CD 11 it's not specific for the others, so I make a motion to to toss this and let's work on on on getting a collective group of people together as one unit for CD a lava.

1103
02:17:47.550 --> 02:17:51.900
Vicki Halliday: Brian I see franken stand their hands up stand go.

1104
02:17:53.580 --> 02:17:55.260
Ansar Muhammad: Elizabeth said we kill it.

1105
02:17:57.720 --> 02:18:01.080
Ansar Muhammad: But I mean our powers in collaboration okay.

1106
02:18:01.110 --> 02:18:01.590
Totally.

1107
02:18:02.970 --> 02:18:03.330
Ansar Muhammad: This.

1108
02:18:03.540 --> 02:18:13.620
Ansar Muhammad: second round of even serving on the neighborhood Council, and I remember originally it was called to Venice grass roots neighbor's house.

1109
02:18:14.160 --> 02:18:24.180
Ansar Muhammad: Somehow grassroots came out of, and so we cannot make us a political apparatus we're Community folks we are an advisory.

1110
02:18:24.840 --> 02:18:40.290
Ansar Muhammad: group of people who supposed to advise our politicians and so let's keep it that way, but collaboration is vital and key it brings power, you know so let's let's kill it like Elizabeth said and coming up, thank you, thank you.

1111
02:18:41.610 --> 02:18:42.000
Ansar Muhammad: Right.

1112
02:18:43.020 --> 02:18:45.090
frank murphy: I just wanted to comment that the.

1113
02:18:46.200 --> 02:18:47.040
frank murphy: That the.

1114
02:18:48.420 --> 02:18:55.110
frank murphy: presentation that Jeff Thompson gave tonight concerning the airport stuff is pretty.

1115
02:18:56.190 --> 02:19:03.900
frank murphy: Pretty all inclusive and very informative and my fun and already you know already.

1116
02:19:06.120 --> 02:19:22.740
frank murphy: commented, to the safe parking that they had successfully gotten a certain amount of space for that, so I think that this motion should be just cancelled for now and and should be reworked.

1117
02:19:24.450 --> 02:19:26.760
Vicki Halliday: So we need to vote it down, though, to.

1118
02:19:27.120 --> 02:19:27.510
Yes.

1119
02:19:28.620 --> 02:19:29.160
Vicki Halliday: It back.

1120
02:19:30.930 --> 02:19:31.260
Vicki Halliday: So.

1121
02:19:31.320 --> 02:19:33.450
frank murphy: So any other comments yeah.

1122
02:19:33.870 --> 02:19:35.880
Elizabeth Wright: We need to postpone it definitely.

1123
02:19:37.770 --> 02:19:40.020
Vicki Halliday: Well, I think can't we just vote against it.

1124
02:19:40.740 --> 02:19:41.070
yeah.

1125
02:19:43.650 --> 02:19:44.730
frank murphy: it's my understanding.

1126
02:19:44.880 --> 02:19:50.760
Vicki Halliday: I want to vote against it because I think it's too big emotion, it needs to be several different ones.

1127
02:19:52.680 --> 02:19:54.060
frank murphy: Okay, so let's go to vote.

1128
02:19:55.500 --> 02:19:57.300
Vicki Halliday: Oh Colette has her hand up hold on.

1129
02:19:57.360 --> 02:19:58.590
frank murphy: Okay, good.

1130
02:20:04.590 --> 02:20:04.920
colette: I.

1131
02:20:06.060 --> 02:20:20.820
colette: just add to that a lot of people have said, but I have to agree with smaller motions where's the motion to just completely outlaw and say to our city government and our our.

1132
02:20:21.330 --> 02:20:33.630
colette: Our elected officials that open air drug use and open air drug dealing, is illegal and we don't want it happening on our street we could start there for one motion so.

1133
02:20:34.320 --> 02:20:34.890
colette: bringing it up.

1134
02:20:35.580 --> 02:20:48.690
colette: With help a lot they don't want to put anything on westchester I kind of feel a little better, so I didn't read it all and I didn't catch that that's not good, we don't want it move we've been be be.

1135
02:20:49.590 --> 02:20:58.080
colette: dumping ground for so much for so long and I don't think we should do it to other people okay right but let's.

1136
02:20:58.380 --> 02:20:59.340
Vicki Halliday: let's do that right.

1137
02:21:00.870 --> 02:21:01.380
frank murphy: To vote.

1138
02:21:03.330 --> 02:21:05.520
frank murphy: All right, I vote to.

1139
02:21:06.720 --> 02:21:10.380
frank murphy: Women, how are we voting on this we're voting no on this.

1140
02:21:11.610 --> 02:21:14.730
frank murphy: One is coming reconsideration to.

1141
02:21:17.340 --> 02:21:20.010
frank murphy: How do we work that vicki are.

1142
02:21:20.100 --> 02:21:25.080
Vicki Halliday: listening and i'm trying to get to the notion of since you're not screen sharing dear.

1143
02:21:27.660 --> 02:21:32.190
frank murphy: Well, it approves them become many here by approves the memo so we disapprove of the medical.

1144
02:21:40.020 --> 02:21:40.710
frank murphy: Right vicki.

1145
02:21:41.100 --> 02:21:42.210
Vicki Halliday: i'm trying to read it.

1146
02:21:43.080 --> 02:21:44.730
Vicki Halliday: Sorry, trying to make sure.

1147
02:21:54.630 --> 02:21:54.870
Just.

1148
02:21:56.460 --> 02:22:09.180
Pat Raphael: I think we're talking about if the yes, we are saying that motion should not be moved on, that would be a Novo that's what i'm understanding.

1149
02:22:09.210 --> 02:22:10.140
Elizabeth Wright: So don't say.

1150
02:22:12.720 --> 02:22:14.220
Vicki Halliday: I mean Ivan what are you saying.

1151
02:22:15.090 --> 02:22:15.330
Oh.

1152
02:22:17.400 --> 02:22:17.760
frank murphy: yeah.

1153
02:22:18.060 --> 02:22:19.470
Elizabeth Wright: yeah listen.

1154
02:22:20.640 --> 02:22:20.940
Elizabeth Wright: and

1155
02:22:22.020 --> 02:22:27.810
Elizabeth Wright: I don't i'm not gonna try to insulin which which way you vote, but if you want to get rid of.

1156
02:22:28.980 --> 02:22:38.580
Elizabeth Wright: The proper motion is to postpone it in definitely you're off to take a yes or no it's the postpone it indefinitely and then it's gone.

1157
02:22:39.180 --> 02:22:39.600
alright.

1158
02:22:41.010 --> 02:22:42.750
frank murphy: So that would be our vote.

1159
02:22:43.710 --> 02:22:44.820
frank murphy: Yes or no to.

1160
02:22:44.820 --> 02:22:46.440
frank murphy: postpone it indefinitely.

1161
02:22:46.770 --> 02:22:47.130
Right.

1162
02:22:48.270 --> 02:22:48.690
Pat Raphael: Yes.

1163
02:22:50.130 --> 02:22:50.370
Vicki Halliday: yeah.

1164
02:22:52.110 --> 02:23:01.980
frank murphy: Okay, understood okay So, yes or no, is the postpone in definitely yes, no doesn't.

1165
02:23:02.460 --> 02:23:04.890
Elizabeth Wright: Is that someone has to make the French.

1166
02:23:05.910 --> 02:23:06.720
frank murphy: So the militia.

1167
02:23:08.490 --> 02:23:11.070
Elizabeth Wright: Somebody has to move to postpone it.

1168
02:23:11.190 --> 02:23:12.990
Vicki Halliday: and definitely yes.

1169
02:23:13.320 --> 02:23:14.580
Elizabeth Wright: yeah very.

1170
02:23:14.640 --> 02:23:15.180
frank murphy: very key.

1171
02:23:16.110 --> 02:23:19.860
Vicki Halliday: I will make the motion to postpone this is definitely somebody want a second.

1172
02:23:20.310 --> 02:23:20.730
Elizabeth Wright: I said.

1173
02:23:21.300 --> 02:23:22.080
Vicki Halliday: Thank you Liz.

1174
02:23:23.730 --> 02:23:29.220
frank murphy: Alright, so the vote is I vote yes to postpone it.

1175
02:23:31.530 --> 02:23:32.100
frank murphy: Brian.

1176
02:23:34.800 --> 02:23:35.310
frank murphy: Brian.

1177
02:23:38.880 --> 02:23:39.630
Brian Ulf: Yes, kill it.

1178
02:23:41.610 --> 02:23:42.180
frank murphy: Colette.

1179
02:23:43.590 --> 02:23:44.010
colette: Yes.

1180
02:23:48.450 --> 02:23:49.110
Pat Raphael: Yes.

1181
02:23:52.260 --> 02:23:52.740
Elizabeth Wright: Yes.

1182
02:23:55.800 --> 02:23:56.250
Vicki Halliday: Yes.

1183
02:23:59.760 --> 02:24:00.270
Ansar Muhammad: Yes.

1184
02:24:02.250 --> 02:24:02.760
frank murphy: God.

1185
02:24:03.330 --> 02:24:03.900
Yes.

1186
02:24:07.440 --> 02:24:09.480
frank murphy: All right, it's a.

1187
02:24:10.590 --> 02:24:11.250
frank murphy: zero.

1188
02:24:12.330 --> 02:24:15.240
frank murphy: To postpone indefinitely.

1189
02:24:20.910 --> 02:24:21.720
Vicki Halliday: Thanks Ivan.

1190
02:24:22.350 --> 02:24:22.890
Elizabeth Wright: All right.

1191
02:24:23.850 --> 02:24:24.120
Okay.

1192
02:24:29.880 --> 02:24:37.350
frank murphy: All right, we got final thing here is the committee comments on items, not on the agenda.

1193
02:24:39.720 --> 02:24:40.500
frank murphy: Anybody.

1194
02:24:43.860 --> 02:24:45.060
frank murphy: This is committee only.

1195
02:24:45.060 --> 02:24:45.630
Anybody.

1196
02:24:48.270 --> 02:24:57.150
Pat Raphael: To speak on and and we kind of touched on it a little bit, I just want to still always kind of keep finding centered.

1197
02:24:57.570 --> 02:25:13.170
Pat Raphael: That this is people we're talking about so tonight is, in particular, a colder than normal night and as we think of solutions as we try to figure out how this touches people it's stuff like that makes me.

1198
02:25:14.340 --> 02:25:22.350
Pat Raphael: connected to the people that it's actually happening because I know a lot of these guys it might just be a slight shift in what's going on but.

1199
02:25:22.830 --> 02:25:41.370
Pat Raphael: It affects people's greatly in in a lot of these guys are are really looking for a solution to kind of get off the concrete so a night like tonight just just kind of brings it front and Center for me and reminds us why we should put good effort to good solutions.

1200
02:25:44.010 --> 02:25:44.310
frank murphy: Thanks.

1201
02:25:45.720 --> 02:25:46.080
frank murphy: Ryan.

1202
02:25:47.610 --> 02:26:05.010
Brian Ulf: i'm just curious, how do we as a committee, follow up to make sure that toilets in a sanitation station gets it to centennial park do we have a because, if we have the right, emotion and then it goes to the month away, is there any connections that we have on this committee, I know, thank.

1203
02:26:05.010 --> 02:26:06.030
Vicki Halliday: You Kristen.

1204
02:26:07.350 --> 02:26:07.860
Brian Ulf: Okay.

1205
02:26:08.100 --> 02:26:09.720
Vicki Halliday: yeah it can we.

1206
02:26:09.870 --> 02:26:19.020
Brian Ulf: Can we encourage the Community to send her an email just a reminder, I mean I really think that needs to be done before before the end of the week, or if, if not tomorrow.

1207
02:26:20.220 --> 02:26:35.340
Brian Ulf: And i'd also like to apologize to Lisa redmond for my for my swearing I Lisa I apologize it's just a very frustrating situation for me personally and and I apologize for my outbursts.

1208
02:26:38.970 --> 02:26:39.810
frank murphy: anybody else.

1209
02:26:43.200 --> 02:26:52.530
frank murphy: I like it Brian I think there are solutions that can be done, maybe even from the private side, so that will tell oh.

1210
02:26:53.190 --> 02:27:00.300
Brian Ulf: One more thing when we're copying bonding and all these other up can we start to add the La City Council Council homeless and poverty committee.

1211
02:27:01.080 --> 02:27:15.450
Brian Ulf: For anything that happens regarding homelessness there's proposals that have been sent to them, with no response job this guy know now is the head of the homeless and poverty committee let's copy them on every single thing we do.

1212
02:27:17.760 --> 02:27:20.730
Brian Ulf: Because we know where it goes what it just goes down the street.

1213
02:27:24.420 --> 02:27:30.030
Vicki Halliday: Stan I do want to thank you for speaking up tonight it he put everything back in perspective.

1214
02:27:31.110 --> 02:27:32.130
Vicki Halliday: And I appreciate that.

1215
02:27:33.750 --> 02:27:34.950
Ansar Muhammad: Well, thank you.

1216
02:27:38.100 --> 02:27:39.450
Ansar Muhammad: Man rough.

1217
02:27:41.580 --> 02:27:56.670
Ansar Muhammad: idea is filling, it is hard for me some time to be on a common and being a conversation and it's going live, we should be going right so night is a beautiful night, this is a black history month.

1218
02:27:57.630 --> 02:28:00.810
Ansar Muhammad: And my final comment is our power to the people.

1219
02:28:02.430 --> 02:28:21.360
Ansar Muhammad: All power to the people, will you know, this is not I didn't sign up for this stuff be political, I signed up because we still got issues and Venice that needs to be addressed by common both like us if we make all this crap political do we don't get what we've been getting which.

1220
02:28:24.120 --> 02:28:25.890
Ansar Muhammad: Thank you guys appreciate.

1221
02:28:26.520 --> 02:28:27.750
Brian Ulf: See see on the street.

1222
02:28:28.080 --> 02:28:28.860
Ansar Muhammad: yeah yeah.

1223
02:28:29.850 --> 02:28:31.860
Brian Ulf: And it's gonna it's gonna rain tonight so pat.

1224
02:28:31.980 --> 02:28:33.000
Ansar Muhammad: be safe, on their power.

1225
02:28:33.180 --> 02:28:34.380
Brian Ulf: When lightning and thunder.

1226
02:28:35.250 --> 02:28:36.270
Elizabeth Wright: Stand if you.

1227
02:28:36.360 --> 02:28:43.770
Elizabeth Wright: If you have ideas on things that we really can do rather than just talk about please let us know.

1228
02:28:44.490 --> 02:28:45.690
Ansar Muhammad: will do will do.

1229
02:28:45.750 --> 02:28:46.140
Elizabeth Wright: Thank you.

1230
02:28:50.220 --> 02:28:52.800
frank murphy: Alright folks very much.

1231
02:28:54.030 --> 02:28:54.990
frank murphy: We adjourn.

1232
02:28:55.740 --> 02:28:56.880
Thanks vicki for running.

1233
02:29:04.110 --> 02:29:04.620
good night.

1234
02:29:06.450 --> 02:29:09.420
Ansar Muhammad: boys either I haven't seen you good hear your voice.

1235
02:29:12.420 --> 02:29:15.960
Elizabeth Wright: You know it's funny I feel this was a very successful meeting.

1236
02:29:16.260 --> 02:29:18.570
Elizabeth Wright: The way to neither one of them best.

1237
02:29:23.700 --> 02:29:25.710
frank murphy: Thanks Liz go from there.

1238
02:29:26.310 --> 02:29:27.540
All right, you guys ready.

1239
02:29:28.560 --> 02:29:29.340
Brian Ulf: All right, everybody.

1240
02:29:29.850 --> 02:29:32.100
Elizabeth Wright: Information was wonderful.

1241
02:29:32.130 --> 02:29:32.490
Vicki Halliday: It was.

1242
02:29:32.640 --> 02:29:33.840
Vicki Halliday: He was that.

1243
02:29:33.960 --> 02:29:35.580
Brian Ulf: Everybody needs a new sweatshirt.

1244
02:29:36.150 --> 02:29:36.600
Ansar Muhammad: be good.

1245
02:29:39.630 --> 02:29:40.320
Brian Ulf: All right, y'all.