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Vicki Halliday: i've been forced from their homes internally displaced persons is what they're called many are finding my feet in this Western city of will be.

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Vicki Halliday: Where I am right now, today my team and I visited a minor league soccer club, where the owner has opened his doors to his new own team Ukrainian families, families, he desperately needs to be back.

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Vicki Halliday: under the watchful eye of this.

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Vicki Halliday: office.

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Vicki Halliday: three year old exhausted finally sleeps Ghana has flipped the next with your brother or big sister or odds because it's it is.

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Frank Murphy: there's layers.

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Vicki Halliday: But you're in Libya residence life you create answer close to me and Jim can you promote me please, this is the fellow citizens.

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Frank Murphy: I think oh yeah.

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Vicki Halliday: that's huge wherever they can find, including for this three year old girl can't do anything till i'm promoting.

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Vicki Halliday: The sea lions are minor league soccer club there through your site and spirits so far more successful off the field and on team executive say their offices and places.

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Frank Murphy: hey Jim.

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Frank Murphy: Can you hear me.

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Vicki Halliday: You can promote me frank, he made you host so you have to promote me.

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Frank Murphy: Oh hey see here.

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Frank Murphy: Share screen participants raise hand more.

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Frank Murphy: How do I do that.

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Frank Murphy: hey Jim.

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Frank Murphy: Can you hear us.

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Vicki Halliday: We can't hear you.

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Frank Murphy: We can't hear you Jim.

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Frank Murphy: How do I, promote you I don't see I don't see anything on my screen here.

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Vicki Halliday: You have to go to my name.

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Vicki Halliday: And you can make me co host.

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Frank Murphy: I can make you host right.

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Vicki Halliday: He can make me co host.

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Frank Murphy: It says remove co host permissions make host.

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Frank Murphy: Should I hit me coast.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah, then I can I can promote you I don't think it'll take away your privileges.

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Vicki Halliday: He just left.

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Vicki Halliday: So you're gonna have to frank and then i'll figure it out.

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Frank Murphy: Okay, I just I just made you host.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay hold on here.

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Frank Murphy: quiche his hand.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah I know, but let me just figure out some stuff and then i'll start getting people in.

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Frank Murphy: No problem.

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Vicki Halliday: There now i'm making you co host.

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Vicki Halliday: So you both have privileges now hold on.

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Vicki Halliday: hola kesha and Elizabeth i'm trying to promote you.

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Frank Murphy: i'll promote Elizabeth.

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Vicki Halliday: I just did break.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay i've done it twice, so I have to figure out.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, here comes the keyshia lives may be away from her computer.

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Frank Murphy: Our guys.

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Vicki Halliday: are lucky shot.

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Frank Murphy: I lucky.

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Lakesha Williams: I vicki hi frank, how are you.

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Frank Murphy: Good good good.

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Lakesha Williams: Doing pretty well, thank you.

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Frank Murphy: Nice to meet you.

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Lakesha Williams: yeah same here, thank you for having me.

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Frank Murphy: Oh.

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Frank Murphy: glad you could make it.

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Vicki Halliday: Oh watch for people frank.

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Frank Murphy: there's only four up so there's Daniel hovered.

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Vicki Halliday: Is he promoted now or later.

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Frank Murphy: there's there's.

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Frank Murphy: Good i'm.

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Frank Murphy: doing good we can promote him now I guess.

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Frank Murphy: You want me to go ahead.

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Vicki Halliday: and get it, I want to be the promoting and then I.

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Frank Murphy: got it you got what i'm doing you can.

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Frank Murphy: part.

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Vicki Halliday: You can you can make cocktails for everyone.

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Frank Murphy: I lose.

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Frank Murphy: you're muted.

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Elizabeth Wright: hi everybody.

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i'm there's.

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Elizabeth Wright: We got bumped for no good reason.

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Frank Murphy: yeah that was that was a good one.

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Frank Murphy: That was a good one, but hey you know.

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Frank Murphy: keep coming.

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Elizabeth Wright: It was worth a shot.

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Elizabeth Wright: It would have been nice to get more of the bylaws changes in there.

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Frank Murphy: yeah.

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Vicki Halliday: Well, I think it needed more prep to the board and.

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Vicki Halliday: kind of what happened.

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Elizabeth Wright: well.

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Vicki Halliday: I know.

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Elizabeth Wright: They were there was a minor discussion, it did not result in blows that's coming.

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Elizabeth Wright: yeah.

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Frank Murphy: that's all I.

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Elizabeth Wright: tried to convince Ivan you have to go article by article know will do it, the whole thing at once.

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Vicki Halliday: big mistake.

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Vicki Halliday: Because you had those leads to things in there that were very contentious so those two things were going to take up time.

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Vicki Halliday: regardless.

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Elizabeth Wright: But meanwhile, you could get a lot done.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah.

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Frank Murphy: Oh, Tim texted me okay.

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Frank Murphy: hey how you doing.

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Frank Murphy: know your pictures on here.

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Frank Murphy: Oh, good luck with that.

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Daniel Hubbard: Okay, I just unmuted.

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Frank Murphy: There you go, we can hear you now.

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Daniel Hubbard: rename.

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Daniel Hubbard: see if I get my lovely picture on there.

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Daniel Hubbard: I think, maybe you have to do that.

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Vicki Halliday: No.

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Daniel Hubbard: I see you have three people on the.

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Elizabeth Wright: Lower left corner of your screen.

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Vicki Halliday: You have to start your own video Daniel.

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Daniel Hubbard: Okay, let me okay Let me close this then i'm in something else.

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Vicki Halliday: i'm I just made you a request that you turn it on there you go.

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Frank Murphy: There you are.

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Daniel Hubbard: there's my handsome face better backup before I scare everybody.

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Daniel Hubbard: Is this better or, should I turn it like that.

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Frank Murphy: looks good.

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Frank Murphy: you're about.

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Frank Murphy: lucky shot is kind of be in there and then.

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Frank Murphy: If you looked at the at the agenda you're done around nine nine there.

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Daniel Hubbard: sorry about.

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Daniel Hubbard: That right.

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Frank Murphy: that's what I was saying, some time around yeah in about an hour.

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hey Brian.

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Ansar Muhammad: how's it going.

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Frank Murphy: Good good.

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Ansar Muhammad: morning everybody.

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Vicki Halliday: Who are we missing frank.

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Vicki Halliday: Anyone.

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Jody Mortimer: Hello committee.

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Vicki Halliday: hug me.

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Daniel Hubbard: Again Hello.

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Frank Murphy: Okay.

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Frank Murphy: let's call the order.

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Frank Murphy: roll call.

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Frank Murphy: i'm here, Brian.

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Frank Murphy: he's here pat.

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Frank Murphy: he's here Liz.

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Frank Murphy: vicki.

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Frank Murphy: Here Stan.

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Ansar Muhammad: i'm here.

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Vicki Halliday: Is here.

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Frank Murphy: Alright, so first item on here is the.

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Elizabeth Wright: comment or excuse me it's Jim mirrors here.

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Frank Murphy: know.

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Frank Murphy: Jim left the meeting.

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Brian Ulf: they're on a zoom they're having a city council zoom.

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Frank Murphy: Meeting yeah he was he was had other things.

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Elizabeth Wright: and collect Bailey it's not.

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Frank Murphy: Here, yet.

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Vicki Halliday: i'll watch for her.

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Jody Mortimer: Okay.

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Frank Murphy: So we need to adopt the Minutes from the last meeting they're posted up.

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Frank Murphy: Any objections to the Minutes, as they were posted.

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Frank Murphy: No objections.

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Frank Murphy: Okay i'll soon that's.

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Frank Murphy: that's good minutes are good.

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Frank Murphy: Here report just.

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Frank Murphy: Just for everybody to consume we've got it looks like we're going to have a pretty.

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Frank Murphy: Pretty extensive meeting tonight we've got some issues on here that are going to require some.

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Frank Murphy: Considerable money input and.

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Frank Murphy: to really be a.

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Frank Murphy: Great.

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Frank Murphy: presenters so we've got a loaded agenda so we'll try to keep everything to a minimum and comments and to the point.

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Frank Murphy: So we have a public comment, we have one minute on non agenda items related to homeless, this committee only anybody want to comment on that.

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Vicki Halliday: See one hand out i'm.

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Vicki Halliday: Sean yes.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay Sean.

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Sean obrien: hey guys thanks for having the meeting just wanted to say once again Dennis is the containment zone I can't leave home.

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Sean obrien: And i'm just really concerned about what's going on at centennial park over by the library is just growing crimes getting out of hand, again, and I would i'm very looking forward to hearing from.

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Sean obrien: him and what they plan to do with the area, but thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Sean.

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Vicki Halliday: We got two more.

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Vicki Halliday: noreen.

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Noreen Ahmed: hi yes, my name is Marina, I just wanted to introduce myself i'm working with true i'm hustling right now and i'm trying to have that group grow they're actually about to join this call, as well soon.

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Noreen Ahmed: And just wanted to an initiative called bold as love really with the effort of one working on safety within Venice and trying to figure out ways to.

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Noreen Ahmed: help with the high level of salts that are impacting specific like that are targeting some of those individuals first before anybody and figuring out how to create an empty that's led by them and working on.

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Noreen Ahmed: Trying to prize with that as well, so I wanted to just introduce that bold as love.

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Noreen Ahmed: And we'd love to talk to somebody on here, I was chair for the homelessness committee and Northwest would neighborhood Council.

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Noreen Ahmed: So really want to get this connected with no neighborhood Councils, because I know it's there's a lot of ways to help kind of bridge.

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Noreen Ahmed: A lot with the divisiveness to on this issue and figuring out ways to just get voices from just different areas together on on finding solutions, so this first time joining this committee meeting, thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Patrick marine but.

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Noreen Ahmed: I have good.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay i'm.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay that's it or did we lose frank.

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Frank Murphy: shouldn't have.

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Vicki Halliday: We lost your picture on that's, the last of the.

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Vicki Halliday: Public comments frank.

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Frank Murphy: Okay Lisa for.

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Vicki Halliday: lucky lucky she has her hand up.

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Lakesha Williams: Just real quick vicki if you can give Deputy Mayor che ramirez panel access.

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Vicki Halliday: Absolutely absolutely.

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Vicki Halliday: Very.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you keisha.

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Frank Murphy: The first presentation item is the keyshia Williams.

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Frank Murphy: And she's going to be introduced by vicki.

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Vicki Halliday: i'm lucky shes from the mayor's office she heads up the.

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Vicki Halliday: circle project, which of course we would all like to know more about um so i'm just going to turn it right over to the kesha and let her jump in.

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Lakesha Williams: Yes, good evening of Venice neighborhood Council, thank you for having me i'm excited to be here.

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Lakesha Williams: to share with you a presentation about circle and the business community i'm going to.

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Lakesha Williams: Share attempt to share my screen, it says that the host disabled participants screen sharing so.

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Lakesha Williams: If I may.

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Vicki Halliday: Absolutely, let me find it here.

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Vicki Halliday: I think, bring cash to do that because I don't know that I can I don't see it in my options will kesha frank, can you can you check your options to give location there she goes.

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Vicki Halliday: But that your screen sharing and location eaters.

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Frank Murphy: um.

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Frank Murphy: How do I get that over to the kesha.

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Vicki Halliday: Let me mentally promote her to coast, for the moment.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay there, and you should now have it look kesha.

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Vicki Halliday: And you can unscreened share frank, please.

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Jody Mortimer: Think that's first screen we're seeing.

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Vicki Halliday: It is frank needs to take it down.

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Vicki Halliday: i'm going to take you down i'm going to take well.

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Jody Mortimer: I think it's probably in the options I would imagine and i'm.

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Frank Murphy: Looking i'm looking I can't raise any of my options on the way i've got a set up right now Okay, here we go.

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Frank Murphy: we're going to screen share.

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Frank Murphy: So let's go.

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Vicki Halliday: Sorry location will figure this out.

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Vicki Halliday: You can share all panelists.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, look, he should he should be able to override frank now if you hit your screen share.

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Jody Mortimer: frank frank got found and I guess.

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Frank Murphy: Finally, figured out where to press the button.

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Vicki Halliday: And just I think we're fine frank don't press anything.

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Vicki Halliday: But I think we'd lost le kesha in the process when we wait for her to come back in.

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Vicki Halliday: There, she is.

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Vicki Halliday: lucky she you should have a screen share option now.

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Lakesha Williams: Okay i'm back less try it out.

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Lakesha Williams: And let me know.

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Lakesha Williams: i'm having some complications on my end sharing my screen.

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Jody Mortimer: Okay.

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Lakesha Williams: And how about I just go right into.

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Lakesha Williams: The overview of the presentation.

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Lakesha Williams: Does that.

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Lakesha Williams: And you can share with the group.

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Lakesha Williams: sounds good.

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Lakesha Williams: So let's go right into it so circle circle stands for crisis and incident response through Community lead engagement.

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Lakesha Williams: The circle is a pilot program to provide an alternative on our response to non emergency 911 calls involving people experiencing homelessness the primary goal for the circle pilot program is to reduce interactions between law enforcement and unhealthy angelenos.

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Lakesha Williams: So let's go into a little bit of the program overview, so the program overview the pilot communities that we are now targeting.

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Lakesha Williams: Is in Hollywood and in Venice and you always Council district with this consists of is 24 seven crisis response teams.

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Lakesha Williams: Proactive embedded engaged, I mean i'm sorry, excuse me, proactive embedded response teams.

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Lakesha Williams: And a decompression Center so the decompression Center is currently on hold in the business but we had in the Venice area, but we do have the Hollywood decompression Center for operation in the Hollywood area.

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Lakesha Williams: And so here on my screen right here, you would see an overview of the business community, where the circle teams in the in the.

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Lakesha Williams: pipe i'm sorry the proactive embedded teams are in, and so what what i'm showing on my screen and what you all can see and you'll see later on when vicki shares a PowerPoint.

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Lakesha Williams: Is that is blocked off into red cylinders within the region of your of your area Council district, and when we determine.

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Lakesha Williams: The reason why, then, is Community was determined, because when we did was we looked at police data and we looked at the areas where we're experienced, where we will lapd receives the most calls regarding the unhealthy population.

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Lakesha Williams: And these are D stands reporter reporting districts in those are the areas that we chose to have the circle teams respond to.

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Lakesha Williams: And then, all my next slide, you will see the.

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Lakesha Williams: same assessment, the.

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Lakesha Williams: same breakdown for the Hollywood communities, the circle teams are not all there they're not covering the hall Hollywood region but they're they're covering serving RD districts where we were 911 communication receives a high volume of calls regarding people experiencing homelessness.

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Lakesha Williams: And just to go into the crisis response team, so the team and each pilot area are available 24 seven to respond to non emergency 911 calls that.

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Lakesha Williams: involve the House these teams consists of three Members a licensed mental health or behavioral clinician and to outreach practitioners with live experience, and I want to, I want to drop a pin right there and just elaborate a little bit more about the lived experience component.

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Lakesha Williams: Urban alchemy is known to his as his non to hire folks and welcome folks on their team that have live experience, whether it's formally.

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Lakesha Williams: experiencing homelessness or incarcerated but they have live experience which we bank on because if you ever speak to the people that are out there.

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Lakesha Williams: it's the rapport building that ultimately, you have that breakthrough and getting folks connected to the to do the homeless systems, I have a.

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Lakesha Williams: mantra slogan is that, first, they have to like you then they'll do business with you and then they'll work with you they'll trust you.

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Lakesha Williams: So these teams consistent to our reach practices will live experience in one licensed mental health or behavior health clinician to address other issues at the outreach practitioners can address this.

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Lakesha Williams: Right i'm sorry.

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Jody Mortimer: Before it goes up your support.

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Lakesha Williams: Those are peer support you can call again.

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Lakesha Williams: Your support, yes, and so the type of calls that are diverted to circle operators include well being checks lack of clothing lack of clothing Nord laundering or noise disturbance, so the circle teams will not respond to any calls that.

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Lakesha Williams: revolve around or any criminal elements, so they won't they won't respond to cause if someone a robbery or someone is using drugs.

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Lakesha Williams: If they go out to the cause and there's something that they need.

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Lakesha Williams: They can't handle that something that's they can't handle within their scope of work, then they will dispatch lapd to respond to those calls, or if they go out there.

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Lakesha Williams: And there's something additionally happening that's not in the scope of the work the things that they're not supposed to respond to, then they will call back the 911 communication division and lapd will be dispatch.

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Lakesha Williams: let's talk about the proactive embedded response teams now these teams are in areas of high needs within each pilot Community for eight hours a day, seven days a week.

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Lakesha Williams: These teams consists of two homeless outreach practitioners with live experience.

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Lakesha Williams: The teams are actively in these regions in these areas de escalating situations and provides this thing outreach making the necessary for girls doing light sanitation services and Kobe 19 prevention, education and connecting connection to testing and vaccination.

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Lakesha Williams: We go into.

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Jody Mortimer: cabinets correct.

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Lakesha Williams: i'm sorry.

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Jody Mortimer: who's writing cabinets.

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Lakesha Williams: Yes, these are adding cat man sees your ad hotspots these are at locations within the RD that have been flagged to us as areas of concern.

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Lakesha Williams: The decompression Center my next slide it's a location in each pilot Community the decompression Center acts as a home base for circle teams it's a relaxing place where teams can bring individuals who need a break from the street.

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Lakesha Williams: Although I know this is not speaking of Venice that that one was on hold, but I can speak a little bit into what the Hollywood decompression Center look like.

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Lakesha Williams: it's when you walk in as the ambiance of water fountains.

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Lakesha Williams: You know, a place where they can come and relax where they can get a cold drink of water, where they can get a light snack where they can get clothing.

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Lakesha Williams: it's a way sometimes to bring people in from the element of the street.

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Lakesha Williams: And just sit down and say Look how can I help you with services, what happened to you what support do you need what case manager you work away with service provider you how can we get you connected to the system it's a place where we can bring folks back to the.

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Lakesha Williams: To save space and lead safe space and let them know that we care about them and we're here to serve them.

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Lakesha Williams: And so the last my last slide is just discussion about urban alchemy urban's alchemy mission is to transform people and communities at the intersection of extreme poverty addiction mental illness and homelessness through respect and compassion.

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Lakesha Williams: And that is the end of my presentation, I now will take any questions that you all have.

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Vicki Halliday: A T shirt I have a quick one on the decompression Center um since the one here, you know was contested because.

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Vicki Halliday: Of its proximity to a school.

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Vicki Halliday: Are any walk of services allowed or did they have does the client has to be brought in by urban alchemy.

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Lakesha Williams: Yes, no, no, no walk ups are allowed the client does have to be brought in by urban alchemy.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, thank you you're welcome I do I I are there committee questions and then we'll take some from on the the audience if they have any get your hands up.

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Vicki Halliday: i'm pat Raphael go ahead.

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Pat Raphael: Yes, so it sounds to me like this would be what it looks like to execute that wrongly name defund the police approach where we're taking things off the hands of the police.

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Pat Raphael: That don't really.

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Pat Raphael: need a police.

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Pat Raphael: In in in the in the first intervention so.

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Pat Raphael: What what's what's happening.

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Pat Raphael: What has the mayor done.

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Pat Raphael: towards directing a whole bunch of the money, even though it wasn't named right, but I understand the money was already directed to outlets like this.

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Pat Raphael: i'm trying to figure out what has the mayor done through to kind of press this through in a way that follows up on some of these things that sounded like promises in number two.

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Pat Raphael: How has it so far come up against the usual mindset of not wanting resources in communities where people feel like that's going to be too close or affecting them in a way that.

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Pat Raphael: That perhaps doesn't.

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Pat Raphael: It doesn't see the big picture.

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Pat Raphael: Is that is that any part of the challenges you're dealing with as far as trying to get the messaging out in in in following up on what seems like.

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Pat Raphael: What it would look like if we actually went to a model where we took some of these calls away from the police.

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Che Ramirez: yeah I can add a little bit there the kesha i'll try to take that question and pieces let's see I think when I wanted to highlight the fact that circle is a pilot so you know, as with any pilot you know it's an opportunity to learn assess.

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Che Ramirez: grow and elevate, and so we definitely value the input from the Community from our partners.

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Che Ramirez: This is this pilot is also in partnership with lapd so we work closely with them who've been really supportive of this work.

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Che Ramirez: The call Center dynamic of working with the 911 call Center team, just so critical in terms of maybe making sure they're trained to understand.

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Che Ramirez: What calls, or to be diverted and which ones are not and also add that this is this was a circle was a pilot that came out of.

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Che Ramirez: This year's fiscal year budget part of the mayor's justice budget, and so it was one of the many initiatives one of multiple and armed response pilots, so we have circle which is primarily focused on our in house community.

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Che Ramirez: Typically, invest in Hollywood initially, we also have our therapeutic van pilot which focuses on mental.

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Jody Mortimer: Health response in partnership with the county.

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Che Ramirez: And the fire department that just launched also in January and that's.

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Che Ramirez: You know there's some intersection with the homeless population, but it also focuses on the broader population, and then we have the dd Hirsch.

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Che Ramirez: van response pilot, which is focused on more on like Suicide Prevention calls related to two cases and concerns around suicide so there's a lot of work going into.

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Che Ramirez: thinking a little differently and creatively, of how we supplement and complement the work of PD so that they can focus on the very.

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Che Ramirez: You know, urgent and emergency calls that they have to respond to and also thinking about how we just engage differently with our homeless population.

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Che Ramirez: and making sure we have folks with you know lived experience a certain level of emotional intelligence and training to de escalate situations and so there's potential to continue to grow and expand we actually got some.

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Che Ramirez: Recent investment or we were supposed to receive that we got news from a Ted lose office.

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Che Ramirez: That he also wants to expand a circle team and his 33rd district, which covers some parts of the West side so we're supposed to meet with his team next week to talk about that, so a lot of potential here.

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Che Ramirez: But it is in partnership with PD and PD does important work, but they also understand you know that on average annually PD gets about 140,000 calls related to homelessness.

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Che Ramirez: You know, and so this is also another way to to supplement that work so that PD can also focus on the more urgent calls that are also concerns with the Community so hope that helps if there was any follow up more than happy to provide some.

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Jody Mortimer: Thank you, Mr ramirez or and.

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Jody Mortimer: i'm sorry the our first speaker speaker.

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Jody Mortimer: yeah can you explain again the process on the call so and so there's an individual say there's a homeless individual that has you know the during crisis.

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Jody Mortimer: Crisis meaning their pants are falling down or they're naked or something's wrong they are, and we know that they need medical attention.

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Jody Mortimer: Does that not go to the fire department or it goes to die one one and invite with the 911 operator from that tree does it go do they make the decision that it is non emergency that may be.

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Che Ramirez: The circle would make that.

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Che Ramirez: yeah so I know, sometimes folks have called now they learn more about circle requesting the circle teams, but that decision is made by the the folks in lapd at the 911 call Center.

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Che Ramirez: Who will divert the call based on the information they get right so someone calls says, I have a concern somebody yelling at the top of their lungs are.

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Che Ramirez: Naked in the middle of street I think they need some support so that would be a type of call that they would revert to a.

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Che Ramirez: circle teams, now the circle team arrives, and the person has a weapon or there's a threatening situation, then they would say hey you know that's it's back off it's called PD This is something that's a little more concerning and alarming in terms of everyone's safety so.

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Jody Mortimer: That would be a circle.

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Che Ramirez: Okay, and so the goal, just to remind folks.

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Che Ramirez: To is like, not only is this a pilot, but also the goal is really to divert calls and so to track and see assess how that's happening, the frequency of that what type of calls we're getting.

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Che Ramirez: Non emergency calls in particular to de escalate situations, and then the third important piece of the goal is also to make appropriate referrals so they don't have the capacity to help somebody immediately that's obviously another.

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Che Ramirez: layer that we want to continue to maybe evolve and grow to have that capacity, maybe, as we evolve to super circle 2.0.

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Che Ramirez: But they make they make appropriate referrals so like if it's something that we need the image, for you know the city doesn't have mental health substance abuse detox bed infrastructure, we have to make that referral.

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Che Ramirez: Now, if that referrals and timely from the county obviously that's a concern, but we have access to hopefully continue to expedite that.

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Che Ramirez: And then, if it's you know housing related trying to get really focused on a stable path and where the decompression Center comes into play.

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Che Ramirez: And Hollywood where we have that active, you know if you find that individual that's distressed in the middle of the street, you know yelling at the top of their lungs two in the morning.

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Che Ramirez: Well, the goal is like hey why don't you come into the decompression Center you know here get you a snag well you know there's there's a space, you can kind of risk for a couple hours.

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Che Ramirez: kind of calmed individual down remove them from that environment which I think is better for everyone and then getting connected to the appropriate services and referrals that hopefully will help expedite a proper transition for that individual, so I hope that helps.

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Jody Mortimer: yeah Thank you.

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Ansar Muhammad: So thank you, Mr Williams, for the presentation, I have a few questions i'm going to speak.

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Ansar Muhammad: From the position of the Executive Director of the health Foundation, which is a local cbl been in business for 25 years providing Community based public service.

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Ansar Muhammad: Services around the gang issue, in some cases, the homeless issue, so the first question is how much money has been invested into Venice.

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Che Ramirez: as it relates to the circle program the pilot for one team is 1.5 million for the year, and so we have two teams one in Venice went to Hollywood so the budget was 3 million for those two teams.

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Ansar Muhammad: And what what local CBS are you currently collaborating with from Venice.

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Che Ramirez: The key should do you want to give some more feedback.

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Lakesha Williams: Working with service providers, you know, in partnership the folks that are doing the work but there's no cto.

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Ansar Muhammad: Or you guys open to collaborate with local CEOs benefits already doing a level of service, similar to what you described in your presentation.

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Che Ramirez: yeah definitely I think there's always room for that conversation and partnership and.

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Che Ramirez: Obviously, like.

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Che Ramirez: As much as we're trying to lead in this space is we're also here to learn and connect with folks who have been integrated in these communities already before so.

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Ansar Muhammad: How many local business residents are you learn best currently working as lived experience outreach workers.

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Lakesha Williams: Yes, I can't speak to that I will defer to urban alchemy, we don't do the hiring for urban alchemy, the circle teams, they do it within their agency.

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Che Ramirez: And the reason why it could be that could be a lane to to also think about what.

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Che Ramirez: folks maybe would be good for this space yeah.

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Ansar Muhammad: i'm not speaking just for myself, I have a team of folks and these questions was presented to me this morning and the staff meeting, so I wanted to bring them before you are.

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Ansar Muhammad: But we have a team of people who is addition to the Community all of our folks born and raised out of Venice.

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Ansar Muhammad: of them have lived experience and was homeless so much time, some of them is for game, or some of them know exactly what to do and how to do it around these cabinets.

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Ansar Muhammad: And I find it very disturbing to a degree, Okay, that the mayor, you know we are the funded agency and the great Program.

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Ansar Muhammad: Okay, I don't know if you guys familiar with the grid the game, he doesn't need development.

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Ansar Muhammad: department does ended the mayor's office we funded agency for venison more business very.

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Ansar Muhammad: disheartening that no one reached out to so let's talk let's collaborate, what do you guys do and how you guys doing why you're doing and how you do so i'm just saying we need to have this conversation, because my folks is telling me.

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Ansar Muhammad: Can I get to be very honest and candid Elsa be given them a disservice that somebody is dropping the ball.

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Ansar Muhammad: Whether it be given out to me, whether it be the circle somebody is dropping the ball you guys might be doing some great work outstanding work, there is a gap and what I mean by that is, I had a friend.

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Ansar Muhammad: That passed away recently.

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Ansar Muhammad: He was in a hotel Washington boulevard he got a hold of some bad drugs and he died in the streets and so.

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Ansar Muhammad: i'm speaking out of passion, because you have an agency has been in business for 25 years.

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Ansar Muhammad: That has been funded by the mayor's office to provide gang intervention and prevention services and now we've been with the homeless crisis and.

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Ansar Muhammad: wished out nobody said it was $1.5 million come into Venice moving like to collaborate with you guys, because we know.

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Ansar Muhammad: That you guys have people that's indigenous to this community that can assist us in this effort so i'm hoping after tonight that I can get somebody phone them make contact with circle make contact with an alchemy, because these are two organizations that was flowing into Venice.

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Ansar Muhammad: Venice when we first started miss miss Williams 25 years ago we wouldn't even allow.

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Ansar Muhammad: We would have had a test, I never would have been having town hall meetings by now we're going to make sure that the politicians understood that there's people in Venice.

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Ansar Muhammad: that's born and raised has done a level work, and right now the work that we've been doing this, so you guys know we used to have real estate in Venice and just murders.

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Ansar Muhammad: Okay straight up nerves, and because of our work and law enforcement and others, we have not had any yellow tape and a couple of years, we have one of the biggest game boys between two.

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Ansar Muhammad: neighborhoods in Venice that have ever existed and a one mile radius and our agency is responsible for maintaining what we call the non aggression Raymond.

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Ansar Muhammad: As we speak, so i'm hoping that urban alchemy i'm hoping that circle and anyone else that is being funded to provide outreach services to homeless population that we get a phone call because some of our guys as any tense is gang involved.

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Ansar Muhammad: I just got another call yesterday with one of my guys this isn't like support.

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Ansar Muhammad: Now he's on life support so i'm saying somebody and i'm not trying to hold the MIC frank, but i'm just saying somebody.

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Ansar Muhammad: Is an office politics there were done within the stairs politics is nowhere in the world that the mayor is going to come into business or even our city council coming to Venice and we have a fun today just bonafide nobody reached out.

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Ansar Muhammad: So I just want to put that out there, Miss Williams let's talk, because we should be in collaboration i'm just going to give you the note that I gave me just as you were speaking I asked here's what I.

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Ansar Muhammad: I said go it's a circle people being effective with the homeless issue in Venice.

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Ansar Muhammad: Now, this is a main factor, this is a guy who is dealing with Hampton street he's on the boardwalk he's all about a library.

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Ansar Muhammad: and his response was no.

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Ansar Muhammad: So how do I address that when I get off this call them responses no as a matter of fact that they live to me to fix the problem.

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Ansar Muhammad: It is not on the payroll he's on my payroll.

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Ansar Muhammad: So let's let's deal with this let's let's talk about this, because we have people that's really in need of employment.

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Ansar Muhammad: If you guys don't want to collaborate with the help of foundation fine please hire someone my people that's out there 24 seven I don't know where your people is coming from, but i'm The one thing when they off the clock, the, off the clock.

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Ansar Muhammad: I have a couple guys that direct another is on life support.

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Ansar Muhammad: So let's do this sentence, forgive me for my passion and may sound like a maybe but i'm not Okay, but I know one thing I guess people that need help.

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Ansar Muhammad: If $1.5 million is coming in the business and none of that test to help a foundation that's the problem, because there was a tax dollars right there.

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Ansar Muhammad: Thank you, Miss will use for listening, thank you, frank, for allowing me to space to talk and it's not anger, but it's passion and it's real deep when it comes to Venice this stuff runs for generations in my blood.

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Ansar Muhammad: My blood, so when I speak about this stuff when it comes to Venice, we got to do something different, and i'm not saying that it has to be to help a foundation.

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Ansar Muhammad: If there's another local CEOs out there, providing level of service that we're providing the best partner with them as well.

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Ansar Muhammad: But don't have a lip the CBS is grass root ID that's out there, doing a level of work already y'all have $1.5 million coming into our neighborhood and I asked my dice didn't hire they know he reaches out to you.

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Ansar Muhammad: know, nobody will notice that you brother mom.

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Ansar Muhammad: Alright, so thank you, thank you, frank from.

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Vicki Halliday: Our last committee comment is from Liz Liz go right ahead, thank you.

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Elizabeth Wright: Thank you i'm so glad you could be here this evening.

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Elizabeth Wright: You mentioned a number of times that this is a pilot how long is the pilot going to last and how do you know if it's successful.

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Che Ramirez: yeah the pilot will run into the end of this fiscal year, so the end of June, and then we are currently.

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Che Ramirez: reflecting on ways that we could continue the pilot and the existing communities, potentially, as well as expand it to other communities and go from pilot to Program.

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Che Ramirez: So you know the program is now kind of fully operational as of January we're also trying to be out more frequently and connecting with folks like yourselves to take an input and feedback.

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Che Ramirez: And you know if it's helpful, we can come back and continue to kind of share some of the data of what we're learning through the process in terms of the type of calls that we're getting.

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Che Ramirez: Some of the responses, some of the opportunities to continue to grow and expand the footprint, as well as built with some of our Community partners that are already embedded in these communities, so I think there's a lot of potential as we look.

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Che Ramirez: into next fiscal year and in July from there, moving forward and so would love to continue the conversation and come back and share a little bit about what we're learning through the process.

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Vicki Halliday: Right, thank you and we have.

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Vicki Halliday: jodi.

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Jody Mortimer: Yes, please Thank you um.

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Jody Mortimer: Are you at all involved in the new California care courts are where you be in the future.

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Che Ramirez: yeah that's still kind of some broad strokes there that are evolving with that conversation recently, you know the mayor did support kind of the the kind of initial framework.

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Che Ramirez: You know that's going to be more closely linked to the county's role.

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Che Ramirez: In that space, as opposed to the city's role, but you know I think one of the things right now that's kind of pending is the need for resources to come along with that, right now, there's only admin dollars that are being committed, and I think you know the guys are probably going to.

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Pat Raphael: need some programmatic dollars.

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Pat Raphael: was kind of gloss over because then took a little while to.

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Pat Raphael: express it.

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Pat Raphael: Is there any follow up on what he was mentioning about the flow of how this ended up going the way it went.

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Che Ramirez: Are you talking about the care courts or.

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Pat Raphael: No i'm saying in general, everything that stands said, should be the opportunity for you to folks from the mayor's office to now communicate back to the.

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Pat Raphael: To the Community, so I was just imagining that if there were a couple points in what he said that even warranted a response is it's a form that we can at least a year what what's the idea, and what what was said.

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Che Ramirez: Oh sure yeah definitely welcome the opportunity to have a conversation, and I know we can only cover so much and the time we have today so.

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Che Ramirez: would love to share my email, you can reach out to us, we can have a deeper dive continue the conversation.

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Che Ramirez: About circle and the potential there, and obviously partnership, and what that looks like and i'll just say there was an rfp process that was public for any providers that were interested in getting involved in.

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Che Ramirez: circle through that process we ended up selecting urban alchemy.

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Che Ramirez: We did work with St Joseph Center initially and a lot of critical work in Venice and so we're kind of leaning on them for some other input and feedback into space.

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Che Ramirez: And you know that's where we're at this is a pilot it's still new it's still an opportunity to grow and expand from pilot to program so definitely welcome the opportunity to to you know have more conversations outside of this call.

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Vicki Halliday: and

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Frank Murphy: we've got public yeah.

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Vicki Halliday: There are four people with their hands up.

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Vicki Halliday: Five last person to speak will be Lisa redmond i'm not going to put a timer up, I would ask you guys to keep it to about a minute, if you could so first one up is Ryan T.

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Vicki Halliday: And there you go Ryan.

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Vicki Halliday: Ryan.

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Ryan T: Can you hear me now.

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Vicki Halliday: it's so far away Okay, let me see if I.

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Ryan T: Can you hear me better.

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Vicki Halliday: Much better Thank you.

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Ryan T: Okay, so I just have one one question, but let me.

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Ryan T: resonate what ansari believe his name is was saying, because I am close contacts with multiple people that live right outside the circle headquarters they sleep in cars out there it's not safe, and you know there's this is 24 seven and I didn't know was.

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Ryan T: You know there's employees that are definitely taking time off the clock.

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Ryan T: to hang out.

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Ryan T: and not a good look for other folks like myself who are trying to help these people get into services when they can go party with the other guys that might help them get in services.

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Ryan T: So you know I know that that's an execution problem, not necessarily a policy problem but it's something that you guys should be aware of, I also wonder in Hollywood how many people are camping outside the decompression Center and in Venice.

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Ryan T: Make sure that we have a safe place for these people to know where they're not surrounded by.

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Ryan T: Different people living in cars doing, who knows what in those cars, so you know I understand you guys said multiple times decompression Center doesn't exist in Venice.

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Ryan T: We need a clean area for that to exist, first, so my real question is, what does success look like for this pilot program I mean if it's just tracking calls sounds like we have that data today of 140,000 calls so what's the exit strategy or or how does urban alchemy and circle when.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you, thank you Ryan.

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Che Ramirez: yeah I mean I was out there yesterday at with Mr senior Center there were no encampments President, other than one gentleman.

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Che Ramirez: On the foreign next to the dog park side there was one vehicle dwelling I know that was a bit of a presence.

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Che Ramirez: Early on, when there were some mobilization potentially have a winter shelter, which I believe the Council office change direction on.

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Che Ramirez: You know they do cover that area, the embedded teams and if there's need and making referrals to folks who are open and receptive to those options.

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Che Ramirez: Obviously that's a challenge that's not unique to that Community and obviously city wide working with folks and vehicles and vehicles rollins is another.

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Che Ramirez: layer that, obviously, we need to continue to focus on on how to find the best options and opportunities for those individuals that have helped and walk a stable path.

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Che Ramirez: I will say, as far as you know, the goal of circle i'll just reiterate was one to divert calls from 911911 calls that were non emergency related to homelessness.

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Che Ramirez: To to de escalate situations and engage unhealthy individuals in the Community and then three to make appropriate referrals.

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Che Ramirez: So, as they encounter folks who may need a referral to D mh they make that referral, they need a referral to Lhasa for housing opportunities they make that referral and so through the process are also learning more about.

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Che Ramirez: You know other partners that are in this space so like St Joseph Center has been working with us to also.

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Che Ramirez: provide opportunities that they provide that we can make you know referrals to them and their teams as well.

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Che Ramirez: But yeah this is, you know pilot mode with the opportunity to grow into a program to to hopefully address some of the other things that circle can be as, as we have that conversation and go through this this pilot period.

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Frank Murphy: Thank you okay.

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Vicki Halliday: um next up darryl Defense darryl.

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Darryl DuFay: I unmuted myself.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you.

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Darryl DuFay: I one question I followed this thing for last five years.

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Darryl DuFay: Who is doing an ongoing independent evaluation of this program independent from all of the people and I listened to you, I understand, but every program after program after program is failed.

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Darryl DuFay: Lhasa is under investigation by the City Council and it when when you describe 100,000 something or other I say Lord, how are you going to do it, and then I understand that's a pilot program and then you're going to do that, but until the city decides them the county that they need a.

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Darryl DuFay: A core of people that are evaluating new programs and can then say to the public, look they did this, they did this, and this is how how effective was.

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Darryl DuFay: Or, and just as a sideline we just were notified about this proposed agreement for an la alliance and the city to spend $3 billion.

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Darryl DuFay: and find out that the case was supposed to be city council and the county and at the federal buildings walked out on the Program.

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Darryl DuFay: And then, when they tell you it's going to accommodate supposedly 60% only of the sheltered in each of the Council, districts so i'm i'm i'm frustrated I so like to listen to what Stan had to say, because I, I feel for him.

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Darryl DuFay: But I i'm finished them with asking my question, thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Carol.

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Ansar Muhammad: Thank you for your support.

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Che Ramirez: yeah let me see if I can impact that a little bit valley alliance case just to give some clarity, there are some questions.

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Che Ramirez: You know that settlement, agreement was reached between the plaintiffs in the city on Friday, there was an announcement about it.

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Che Ramirez: The county was not party to that, so the county will continue to work with the plaintiffs on their own settlement agreement it's unfortunate because, obviously, we need the county.

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Che Ramirez: To provide you know appropriate shelter options and services for higher acuity individuals who struggle with mental illness and substance abuse challenges.

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Che Ramirez: we'll see how that evolves may very well end up being you know the the judge setting the trial date and it'll go to trial and.

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Che Ramirez: kind of see how that plays out, but our commitment, and right now it's just broad strokes so it's really a kind of the term.

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Che Ramirez: The terms of the agreement will evolve to an official agreement over the next few weeks once that's finalized that will sit kind of a baseline and parameter.

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Che Ramirez: For what the city is committing to doing, which is you know, the proposal is that.

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Che Ramirez: The city would focus on the folks that they have the capacity to provide appropriate shelter and services for.

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Che Ramirez: And really direct and refer those with severe mental health illness and substance abuse challenges to the county because the county at the end of the day, has the public health department has the mental health department.

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Che Ramirez: You know, and while they've ramped up, I think you know services related to service and outreach and education we haven't seen the appropriate amount of beds come online that's necessary to provide folks with the with the best option at least those that are higher acuity so.

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Che Ramirez: there's some things that, overall, there over the next few weeks that you know, hopefully we'll have more clarity about the fine details as far as evaluation team will yeah.

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Frank Murphy: We want to kind of keep it down to a few comments on your T shirt do you have any comments on that.

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Lakesha Williams: No, I don't.

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Okay.

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Vicki Halliday: Go ahead break.

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Frank Murphy: No go ahead and move.

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Vicki Halliday: On next person is Julie s.

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Vicki Halliday: Go ahead Julie.

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Juli S: hello, can you hear me.

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Juli S: Yes, okay great, thank you for letting me allowing me to answer Question and stand, thank you for your hard work and Venice it's.

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Juli S: really appreciated and.

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Juli S: I wanted to know what is the qualifications of the people that are working in these decompression centers.

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Juli S: for dealing with mental health and substance abuse disorders, is a decompression Center somewhere for them to go get sober is that qualification there and I bring that up because there is a new Center in orange county called be well.

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Juli S: Where they're sending if the police get a call for someone who's got mental.

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Juli S: health issues or substance abuse issues they don't go to jail anymore, they go to be well were there, they have psychiatrists and doctors.

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Juli S: able to take those people in and then transfer them where they need to go afterwards, so I just I worry about these decompression centers.

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Juli S: That they're just going to become another tent city and where people can go in get some free food and go right back out to the street, because we're not we have a city council person that will not clean up the streets.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Julie.

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Che Ramirez: Thank you, so you would have provide some comments there about what the decompression Center is in isn't.

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Lakesha Williams: yeah so the decompression is a decompression Center a place where folks can come and decompress what it isn't, it is not a sobering Center.

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Lakesha Williams: You spoke about you the question you asked about where the folks the mental health and the behavior clinicians are license.

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Lakesha Williams: But they are not equipped to deal with so bring you know they're not experts on sober and Center they don't have that that type of license.

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Lakesha Williams: If that is needed an SS that out in the field, then they'll make the appropriate phone call whether it's to exodus or try to find somewhere where there's a substance abuse in or sobering Center and make the unnecessary referral.

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Frank Murphy: occasion.

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Lakesha Williams: I there was another question to someone asked was how many tents outside of the Hollywood decompression Center there is no tins camped out alongside the Hollywood decompression Center.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay.

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Vicki Halliday: Sorry.

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Frank Murphy: No go ahead.

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Vicki Halliday: um next up is shauna Brian Sean go ahead.

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Sean obrien: Oh yeah.

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Sean obrien: 2015 said he.

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Sean obrien: Put a state of emergency on this crisis, and here we are in 2022 and i'm still hearing pilot programs i'm still here in broad strokes i'm still hearing all we're learning as we go Oh, I heard somebody from on the committee earlier, I think it was Stan Mohammed.

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Sean obrien: he's got a foundation that's already embedded in Venice and has a proven track record.

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Sean obrien: I don't understand this whole circle approach and how it's being funded and the amount of money that's being thrown at it i'm.

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Sean obrien: i'm a little disappointed with with the with the presentation today on that now, I have met quite a few of the circle TEAM members and i've chatted with them, they all seem to be very nice people.

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Sean obrien: i'm not too keen on their qualifications they all seem very young, they might have lived experience, but in my sense they don't have life experience they were very young and they were from out of out of area, so they were still learning, then, as they were still learning their job.

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Sean obrien: So.

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Sean obrien: i'm a little suspect on the people who are on these teams and how effective they will be, I heard a lot of dancing around on the mets.

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Vicki Halliday: wrapping up cheering.

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Sean obrien: Thinking I got almost finished.

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Sean obrien: Okay, I bought a little disappointed on hearing about the metrics of success on this just sounds like more reports more pencil pushing and nothing getting done and I hope that you can address all these questions, thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Sean.

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Che Ramirez: yeah I mean like I said.

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Che Ramirez: circle, this is a we're in a space now where this is a pilot we're looking to learn from the Program.

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Che Ramirez: But the team's themselves and the folks that are staffed on the teams they've been at least the embedded teams actually were on the ground, since July of last year.

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Che Ramirez: We initially had a first emergency phase, because Kobe was still very active with the surge last summer.

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Che Ramirez: And their focus was really primarily at that time to focus on a covert response so testing vaccinations education awareness de escalation are can.

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Che Ramirez: You know, they did a lot of work, building some reporting the Community for the space in the area that they were going to cover for circle once it was fully ready to go, which you know was was it we were in that space of late January this year.

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Che Ramirez: And the folks go through an intense amount of training, as it relates to to their work and scope of work, some of some of them actually have come also from other providers that have worked in this space before.

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Che Ramirez: And so you know a lot goes into preparing them for this work in.

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Che Ramirez: The field and our team is very hands on and involved in the weeds with this.

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Che Ramirez: pilot initiative and my team is very diverse and representative of diverse professional and personal backgrounds, which I think is critical for this work when we're talking about an open house Community that's very diverse itself so.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Shay um Lisa redmond which we've got two more hands up um which we will take, but let's try and make it brief guys, thank you very much Lisa go ahead, please.

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Lisa Redmond: yeah thanks Liz for asking the exact questions I wanted to ask and frank i'm really disappointed that you cut off.

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Lisa Redmond: Mr ramirez when he was answering a question but allowed you know, Mr Mohammed to go on excessively but he grandstanding but.

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Lisa Redmond: i'm I want to make some Community observations that you said you were open to one, I know that your.

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Lisa Redmond: Service area for Venice was based on police reports, but it was based on police reports from two years ago, which then had a very, very active.

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Lisa Redmond: encampment along rose avenue in the pen mar golf course and that doesn't exist today, but yet now your service area covers that area of East Venice but.

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Lisa Redmond: doesn't cover the entire boardwalk or the Washington square area where there is a lot of you know need for.

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Lisa Redmond: Mental health de escalation, so I would hope that you would reconsider your mapping based on to what is actually happening on the ground and Venice, as opposed to what happened two years ago.

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Lisa Redmond: And then the other observation I have is it's really unfortunate that the circle team isn't there at planned sanitation sweeps because that's oftentimes where there are automatically unexpected.

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Lisa Redmond: Mental health breakdowns and a need to have someone.

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Lisa Redmond: Talk to and de escalate, as opposed to the police that are already there.

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Lisa Redmond: So I tried to talk to the circle team about that, and they seemed like they wanted no part of anything to do with the sweeps because it almost felt like that.

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Lisa Redmond: would associate them with something bad, but yet at the same time, these are guaranteed issues of where.

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Lisa Redmond: You know, mental health crisis is exist and are most likely going to happen, so I would hope that maybe you would reconsider that kind of action with the circle team that's all thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you Lisa.

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Vicki Halliday: Next up system beckman go ahead.

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susan beckman: I must just very reactive to your excellent description of your fiscal year is your 1.5 million need to be spent by the end of this June your fiscal year.

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Che Ramirez: Is that is the 12 month period for fiscal years with the city.

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susan beckman: So you started with your money six in last the middle of last year in July of last year.

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Che Ramirez: Correct.

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susan beckman: And you've been on the ground in Venice all that time.

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Che Ramirez: Venice in Hollywood.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay, thank you, so thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: And last speaker cj cold cj go ahead.

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CJ Cole: Okay i'm sorry, but we have taken one hour or at least 55 minutes on this and I think we have heard enough of it and can we go on to the next thing on the agenda, thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: We will see Jay that was very rude you know we.

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CJ Cole: You know, we don't have to year this forever and ever when you have number of people waiting for your number and.

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Vicki Halliday: frank, would you like to dress this please.

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Frank Murphy: Will.

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Frank Murphy: We, we said that up front, it was going to take time so.

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Frank Murphy: You know cj whatever um let's say you know I really appreciate.

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Frank Murphy: location che I.

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Frank Murphy: Think.

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Frank Murphy: you're in a you're in a.

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Frank Murphy: Difficult neighborhood and and appreciate you making making you're making your time available to us.

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Vicki Halliday: Yes, thank you both.

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Che Ramirez: Thank you, both Thank you.

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Che Ramirez: vicki frankly we appreciate the.

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Che Ramirez: hard reality and being able to be in this space more than happy to come back more than happy to.

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Che Ramirez: engage with you all individually have more conversations i'm always here to be President think that's important right in any of this work we do so just really appreciate the extra time today.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you very much about the.

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Frank Murphy: yanks you.

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Lakesha Williams: Think, thank you all for having us.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah we'll be in touch i'm sure.

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Frank Murphy: Yes, we will.

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Lakesha Williams: Have a great best even meeting.

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Vicki Halliday: You to.

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Vicki Halliday: enjoy your evening.

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Frank Murphy: um we had one one person available for the homeless round table, but i'm not I don't see his name coming up on the list God.

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Jody Mortimer: yeah let me ask us if he is on he may be under just as regular name.

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Vicki Halliday: Well, I think we should keep moving anyway, but we have Mr hubbard and then we have a lot of people waiting in the audience and the motion.

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I agree.

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Frank Murphy: If his name is in there let's make sure you get a chance to talk when Mr Roberts been done with the as.

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Frank Murphy: As a fall anyhow.

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Pat Raphael: So we have a limited amount of time.

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Pat Raphael: As number eight we seem to just be glossing over it, as if that wasn't on the agenda.

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Frank Murphy: well.

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Frank Murphy: We didn't have any notification of anybody that was going to be on that spot.

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Pat Raphael: I thought God was about to check.

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Pat Raphael: To see if he was there.

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Pat Raphael: A chance to speak.

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Pat Raphael: to gloss over it, since.

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Frank Murphy: it's while we hadn't.

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Frank Murphy: We hadn't seen him there pat That was my point.

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Jody Mortimer: I have somebody call on them now, to see if he's available and i'll.

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Vicki Halliday: Just taking a break, then.

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Pat Raphael: I guess all i'm saying is, we had an opportunity earlier to save the strike number nine off the agenda and we didn't so let's play it out.

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Frank Murphy: I had no I didn't I wasn't aware of that.

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Pat Raphael: I know, like in the beginning, when we agreed to the agenda when we all agreed, and there was no motion to not get any item like.

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Jody Mortimer: Just thought that.

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We just.

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Frank Murphy: We really.

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Frank Murphy: We really gotta move on, because we're.

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Pat Raphael: Not here.

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Pat Raphael: To get.

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yeah.

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Jody Mortimer: Just thought it was a Facebook meeting not not as so I pushed into next week or next month.

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Vicki Halliday: thinking.

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Okay.

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Frank Murphy: So God, you are going to introduce Daniel and and.

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Frank Murphy: and

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Frank Murphy: Daniel will.

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Frank Murphy: Get the presentation from you and some Q amp a from the committee.

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Jody Mortimer: Thank you, frank i'd like to introduce our next speaker for the before the committee his name is Daniel hubbard.

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Jody Mortimer: he's from the oasis network and they do really great work down on the boardwalk and rose feeding the homeless, on the weekends on Saturdays and Sundays and I invited him to come speak before the committee and he must graciously said yes So there you go it's i'm handing it to you again.

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Daniel Hubbard: Okay, can you hear me.

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Jody Mortimer: yeah we got to Dan.

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Daniel Hubbard: All right, great first of all, I just want to thank you all for giving me opportunity to speak and what i've heard so far I am impressed and.

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Daniel Hubbard: i'd like to make a quick comment as to it does take a community and everybody's bringing their talents and their of course there's going to be frustration are always going to be frustration it never seems like it's getting done fast enough.

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Daniel Hubbard: But the fact of the matter is, as a community, we all need to work within the parameters of our abilities and.

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Daniel Hubbard: You know, work with each other so.

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Daniel Hubbard: Real quick I just what we do, we are oasis network we have been active in Venice for almost 20 years it'll be 20 years next year, although we're based in Redondo.

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Daniel Hubbard: And I want to say that.

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Daniel Hubbard: I believe what we bring to it is what a necessary component of relationship building amongst these people.

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Daniel Hubbard: i've been active in outreach for more than 30 years building houses and doing ministry in Mexico as well, and what I found.

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Daniel Hubbard: That was productive down there was to get the individuals involved.

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Daniel Hubbard: In their own.

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Daniel Hubbard: You know, coming out of their issue.

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Daniel Hubbard: So I always give here to these homeless, I think it's it's an integral part of you're gonna if you're going to move them out of poverty, they got to feel as if they're being respected and and heard so if anybody left area as a few people.

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Daniel Hubbard: I would like to say.

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Daniel Hubbard: That.

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Daniel Hubbard: I think an important part of this, and I did here at mentioned.

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Daniel Hubbard: Maybe briefly, it was hit on what would be a jobs program something that's been on my heart for a long, long time.

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Daniel Hubbard: What I would like to do is.

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Daniel Hubbard: intermediate jobs where they can come in and not have a hard line schedule, but one of the things i've been proposing and trying to.

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Daniel Hubbard: start for some time would be a brush abatement program where we could take crews and actually a bait the brush around houses that would potentially suffer fire damage.

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Daniel Hubbard: and fire season, and I think this would also go lend to the you know, helping them to feel like they are a contributing part of the Community, and I think it would change their outlet, overall, to a great deal.

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Daniel Hubbard: But.

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Daniel Hubbard: Currently, we are just we're we are active through the weekend Redondo, so we did this every day.

653
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Daniel Hubbard: we're still going to Mexico and working with extremely poor in Mexico, which.

654
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Daniel Hubbard: gives you a whole nother perspective as to just how bad things can be as bad as they might seem here they're nothing like what we see in in Mexico.

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Daniel Hubbard: So you know take part in that and.

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Daniel Hubbard: Again, the people that i'm hearing i'm i'm encouraged I you know I even the people that are not, you know as happy, I understand the frustration and I, you know you get attacked from various people, you will always have people who are naysayers.

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Daniel Hubbard: But you know we bring each person brings a unique.

658
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Daniel Hubbard: Their unique abilities their perspectives and that's a key component to making this happen.

659
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Daniel Hubbard: The other thing so.

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Daniel Hubbard: I think.

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Daniel Hubbard: will be covered jobs programs I think i'm going to leave it with that because that's something I think can happen relatively quickly with a small amount of money and have a big yield as far as.

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Daniel Hubbard: Raising people out of homelessness and poverty that's what we're trying to do we that should be our ultimate goal a lot of these programs almost seem to be designed to trap them in homelessness and I know that's not the intent but.

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Daniel Hubbard: To a degree and being more than 20 years involved in this.

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Daniel Hubbard: It does seem to lend to.

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Daniel Hubbard: To that ultimate outcome for certain individuals there's a lot to say I just.

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Daniel Hubbard: I would rather respond to.

667
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Daniel Hubbard: people's questions or because that long term i'm hoping to get.

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Daniel Hubbard: get something even more.

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Daniel Hubbard: You know what i'm hoping to do is get a ranch or several ranches which you know, especially in Venice beach, we have an artisan community we have people that would.

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Daniel Hubbard: thrive there, there are no mad type people a lot of lot of them anyway.

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Daniel Hubbard: If we give them the choice to go to go do these types of things and it's it's hinged on choice it's something that they have to be involved in a choice they need to be making and a lot of people refuse to think that they have that capacity and, of course, a lot of them don't but so.

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Daniel Hubbard: If we can divide them into.

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Daniel Hubbard: Those employable and work that and and then the other end of course at the other extreme and would be the those suffering that degree of psychosis which I also think the ranch.

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Daniel Hubbard: atmosphere of would help to address because, because we have we have clinicians we have volunteers that are.

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Daniel Hubbard: More than happy to get involved in that and there's a lot of therapy type things that could be doing animal rescue growing your own.

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Daniel Hubbard: You know foods and and things of that nature, I think it's a holistic approach to the homeless thing, and these people in and a homeless and Venice with.

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Daniel Hubbard: With thrive in such a an environment and it's I think it's something we need to consider it's something I don't see don't do it, you know done much either I have heard of that happening back East i'm not sure how much success they've had but.

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Daniel Hubbard: it's something to consider and.

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Daniel Hubbard: I think, with a minimal amount of money, we can yield, we can get a big Guild as far as again it's lifting people out of poverty, and not just a house homeless person doesn't necessarily thrive in that situation and we've had.

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Daniel Hubbard: Some of our people even Redondo.

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Daniel Hubbard: Who are drinking and drugging themselves to death once they've been House so that's not necessarily the the quick fix to homelessness but with that said i'd like to hear what what anybody might have to say, or if you have any questions i'd be more than happy to field, some of those.

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Vicki Halliday: I have, I have one Dan on um one thing people that live near the beach here are concerned about and it's always a topic of conversation is the food distribution that goes on at the beach.

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Vicki Halliday: And I realized that you're trying to put you know food in people's mouths, but the what's left afterward for parking rack or for us to do it is sometimes not always good, especially when it comes to raw produce.

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Vicki Halliday: The goals get it it ends up everywhere it's been.

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Vicki Halliday: there been a lot of complaints about it, and I would like, for you to speak to that, as I understand it, you feel like you get a lot of people from the Community who have food insecurities.

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Vicki Halliday: And i've heard that from other.

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Vicki Halliday: food distributors um but if they're from the saffron Center or places like that, is it not an option to drop some of that off at places on the way so.

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Vicki Halliday: there's not such a conglomeration of people on the beach, and also my own little raw potatoes and stuff I mean in the summer it gets really gnarly out there.

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Vicki Halliday: So if you could, if you could speak to your situation and maybe that of others who do similar I think we would all appreciate it, because it is a topic around here, thank you.

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Daniel Hubbard: yeah absolutely um, thank you for that, again, I think, in a Community setting what we could do, and you know your suggestion that dropping off and maybe have people who can process it into stew, and we do do that with the fellow the.

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Daniel Hubbard: What you call it.

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Daniel Hubbard: The Hindu brother down there, who was making his porch and going out there, I was supplying him, unfortunately, I think he he hurt his back recently and stop doing that.

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Daniel Hubbard: But just feeding them it's not really the overall goal, but my ideas, always been to give them nutritious food early in the morning.

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Daniel Hubbard: You know, which also could lend to helping with some of the psychosis but during the week it gives them opportunity to go get a job.

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Daniel Hubbard: Right, they can walk out with food in their belly and a lunch in their hand and then go pursue other endeavors.

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Daniel Hubbard: which I think a lot of programs are set them up for failure there, there are a lot of time during the middle of the day, or in the evening.

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Daniel Hubbard: And so they wait around all day you'll see him wait and then around these places, and nothing going on right, so I give them a word of encouragement and I send them on their way and I understand there's a food.

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Daniel Hubbard: problem down there.

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Daniel Hubbard: You know i've been kind of forced in this position, not necessarily the best way to handle it, but the only way I can handle it because I haven't been given any choices myself.

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Daniel Hubbard: And, but of course before co, but we did have a lot of people who were who were actually taking it from the beach and going into their homes and cooking it up and bringing it back down and serving these people, and you know, is a it's Venice beach, you know and it's.

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Daniel Hubbard: I don't know if we want to necessarily change the flavor it's always been Venice beach i'm not sure if there's a push to to change that or not.

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Daniel Hubbard: But, quite frankly, you've got.

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Daniel Hubbard: Various people make up a Community and you've got these types of people and that you know, have always called Venice their home.

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Daniel Hubbard: i'm not sure how much you're going to change it, or how much you want to change it i'm more than willing to consider.

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Daniel Hubbard: All avenues of the best way, not just a distributed food we're not a food distribution ministry, you know we're a a Gospel Christian ministry and it's about building relationships and giving people choices and, quite frankly, you're not gonna.

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Daniel Hubbard: you're not going to solve the homeless problem if you don't get them involved and build a relationship with them first, as I heard, I think, like kesha made mention of that earlier, I don't know if she's still here or not, but i'd actually like to interact with her.

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Daniel Hubbard: More because these are all integral parts of the whole.

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Frank Murphy: We can.

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yeah.

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Vicki Halliday: Questions Dan on Jackie did you have a question.

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Jody Mortimer: I did, thank you vicki Thank you Dan for for being here, the one question is.

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Jody Mortimer: How do you involve your your volunteers that are that are that are helping you with the distribution I those all prior members of your team, or they are the Venice.

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Daniel Hubbard: Venice it's more the locals i'm sorry I mean.

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Jody Mortimer: get involved and that's how you that's how you built a relationship with them, I believe down there, so they start helping with both the cleanup and the distribution itself out there.

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Daniel Hubbard: yeah right we we actually have some of the volunteers there down there all day.

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Daniel Hubbard: they'll clean up.

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Daniel Hubbard: they'll tell me that really it's not the weekend that's the problem it's like Monday morning.

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Daniel Hubbard: When they've all gone crazy and and there's food everywhere, so that we have people to go down and clean up at that point, you know, but we are dealing with a great deal of psychosis that I don't think you know.

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Daniel Hubbard: That will probably solve that.

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Jody Mortimer: I think, almost at least half are the individuals that are out there just food insecurity said believe on there too.

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Daniel Hubbard: yeah.

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Daniel Hubbard: yeah there's still a.

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Daniel Hubbard: great deal of psychosis and.

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Daniel Hubbard: yeah and there's there's various ways of addressing down as well.

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Jody Mortimer: As far as you mentioned that the ranch and and some of the work that you would like to do at the ranch want to just one of my suggestions would be that might be something with the new invention of the care courts that's something that you want to look into.

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Jody Mortimer: deciding that maybe people need to be placed out there for a period of time and that's all I have, I think you're doing great work, thank you.

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Daniel Hubbard: I appreciate that.

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Vicki Halliday: I wonder delete.

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Frank Murphy: Okay it's kind of hand.

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Vicki Halliday: i'm sorry sorry pat.

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Vicki Halliday: You go ahead.

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Vicki Halliday: Can you unmute.

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Pat Raphael: Yes.

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Pat Raphael: I do want to thank you for this Ministry of.

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01:24:52.740 --> 01:25:03.750
Pat Raphael: interaction that you have on the boardwalk on the weekend i've seen how you deliver the service evolve and change and as its as it's needed to.

736
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Pat Raphael: And I understand the crux of it is you guys are taking the time to eat the food from all of the the providers that make these available to knowing that you guys are going to distribute this in the way that that closer to the Community, then they can so the question that I had.

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Pat Raphael: In appreciation, I just wanted to as a form of process just.

738
01:25:36.660 --> 01:25:49.650
Pat Raphael: advocate a little bit for the guys that come to get the food that you have on Saturdays and Sundays, it seems, because it is a a Christian Ministry.

739
01:25:50.760 --> 01:26:09.750
Pat Raphael: The the first focus is the ministry and then the second focus is the food and of course I I understand this from from a ministering point of view and I, as a person who also.

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Pat Raphael: feel like it's good to to share my faith and evangelize I I I appreciate what you're doing, having said all of that.

741
01:26:21.930 --> 01:26:28.830
Pat Raphael: I just wanted to as a process communicate, is there any way that the food can be.

742
01:26:29.250 --> 01:26:41.220
Pat Raphael: The first or the primary thing, because it seems like it becomes a bit of a captive audience you've already had breakfast you've already had your coffee and you come to these guys who come to you for breakfast.

743
01:26:41.670 --> 01:26:52.170
Pat Raphael: And then, while they're here waiting for you this becomes a chance, not to just blessed over the food and then distributed, which would be one thing, but to like have a teaching.

744
01:26:52.950 --> 01:27:01.560
Pat Raphael: And then, after the teaching, then the guys get the food it almost feels like they have to endure the teaching in order to get the food.

745
01:27:02.010 --> 01:27:04.350
Pat Raphael: yeah is there is there any of that.

746
01:27:05.130 --> 01:27:07.620
Pat Raphael: That that can be addressed.

747
01:27:08.850 --> 01:27:11.040
Daniel Hubbard: ya know I appreciate, I appreciate that.

748
01:27:12.660 --> 01:27:31.080
Daniel Hubbard: You know i've been in that location, since 2003, believe it or not, and what I used to do was pull in on the street there what is next to the candle candle would and drop the food off and leave.

749
01:27:32.310 --> 01:27:35.550
Daniel Hubbard: And because the homeless, came to me and said, Dan.

750
01:27:36.660 --> 01:27:42.660
Daniel Hubbard: This is problematic because everybody just start stuff fight over the food, you know it becomes a.

751
01:27:43.740 --> 01:27:44.820
Daniel Hubbard: Just a you know.

752
01:27:46.080 --> 01:27:56.610
Daniel Hubbard: What every call dog pile in the food situation which made even you know a lot of the food went away because people are just going through it and throwing it around.

753
01:27:57.630 --> 01:28:13.680
Daniel Hubbard: So I just said, well i'm just going to pray you know, so I jump up on the wall and I pray and i'd leave and it it it happened, like that for quite some time and then, finally, I had several people go well damn we need more than just a prayer and you leave.

754
01:28:14.730 --> 01:28:25.530
Daniel Hubbard: You know, are a lot of times I would hang out but I wouldn't I was all I do is pray, and so they they they were asking for more than that because they want to be fed.

755
01:28:26.520 --> 01:28:33.930
Daniel Hubbard: And I know we can't make everybody happy and some people would just like to get their food and move on, I think it's important to.

756
01:28:34.770 --> 01:28:45.420
Daniel Hubbard: In in the waiting, because it gives our people opportunity to set up and to go through, and maybe pull some items that need to be pulled out, and you know clean it all up and.

757
01:28:46.140 --> 01:29:03.360
Daniel Hubbard: Some it's not the best, but it gives them an opportunity to do that it gives everybody an opportunity to settle down and I can't tell you how many times people come up and express that they come specifically for the word in the teaching.

758
01:29:04.440 --> 01:29:07.050
Daniel Hubbard: Rather than the food, food is secondary for them.

759
01:29:08.670 --> 01:29:09.780
Daniel Hubbard: it's you know it's it's.

760
01:29:10.920 --> 01:29:17.880
Daniel Hubbard: it's the way it just kind of progressed over the course of time, you know you you've seen it happen you've been down for a while haven't you.

761
01:29:20.100 --> 01:29:23.760
Pat Raphael: yeah that's why I first said i've seen the evolution.

762
01:29:24.120 --> 01:29:40.890
Pat Raphael: yeah it's become a different operation and it's a little more involved and it's even got more contributors, because I look at the food that comes in it's it seems like it's coming from a lot of different places lots of food so that's why I didn't want to gloss.

763
01:29:40.950 --> 01:29:41.940
Pat Raphael: Over the thing.

764
01:29:42.420 --> 01:29:42.750
Pat Raphael: That is.

765
01:29:43.170 --> 01:29:45.030
Pat Raphael: A ministry in you're doing something.

766
01:29:46.800 --> 01:29:47.130
Frank Murphy: All right.

767
01:29:48.450 --> 01:29:48.930
Frank Murphy: All right.

768
01:29:50.850 --> 01:29:57.660
Vicki Halliday: Do we have any audience comments to be made, I don't see any hands up so.

769
01:29:58.590 --> 01:29:58.950
What.

770
01:30:01.260 --> 01:30:06.840
Daniel Hubbard: i'm very aware of the concern from the community in general, and those who live close by.

771
01:30:08.130 --> 01:30:16.230
Daniel Hubbard: You know when Kobe first started it was a whole different animal I did notice one thing when Kobe first started happening was.

772
01:30:17.400 --> 01:30:23.160
Daniel Hubbard: Even residences who were locals were house we're in our line.

773
01:30:24.210 --> 01:30:36.450
Daniel Hubbard: So we it's not just a homeless outreach it's for whomever and i've always emphasized that you know we've got wonderful food I don't know if you've seen it's all whole foods or trader joe's.

774
01:30:39.030 --> 01:30:39.990
Daniel Hubbard: sprouts.

775
01:30:41.040 --> 01:30:48.600
Daniel Hubbard: lazy acres which is us, you know affiliated with Bristol farms, so we get really nice quality food.

776
01:30:49.470 --> 01:30:58.500
Daniel Hubbard: And what I try to do is I get it from the store that morning within two hours I want it all gone that way it gets into the hands of people who.

777
01:30:59.010 --> 01:31:11.220
Daniel Hubbard: When they go to these other outreach is all that all that good stuff is gone right it's all been taken off the top and, of course, that happens to a degree, with my people, even though I try to stop it, but.

778
01:31:12.720 --> 01:31:17.100
Daniel Hubbard: You were saying you know i've eaten breakfast and I drank coffee, I do not.

779
01:31:18.420 --> 01:31:25.350
Daniel Hubbard: I do not eat and I do not drink coffee before I do my outreach and that's a a daily thing.

780
01:31:26.760 --> 01:31:29.550
Daniel Hubbard: The emphasis is the people that i'm serving and.

781
01:31:30.690 --> 01:31:33.600
Daniel Hubbard: You know i'm not taking care of all my needs first it's.

782
01:31:34.620 --> 01:31:48.060
Daniel Hubbard: it's about their needs, being met and it gives me perspective, you know when i'm fasting and when i'm praying so I I don't eat first no coffee, not a coffee drinker anyway, but even if I was I just.

783
01:31:49.110 --> 01:31:50.970
Daniel Hubbard: i'm too busy I get up at 630.

784
01:31:56.040 --> 01:31:57.510
Vicki Halliday: Okay, thank you.

785
01:31:57.690 --> 01:31:58.170
Frank Murphy: So much.

786
01:31:58.770 --> 01:31:59.340
Vicki Halliday: Thank you.

787
01:31:59.850 --> 01:32:02.490
Daniel Hubbard: Again, I appreciate the time to talk to you guys.

788
01:32:03.150 --> 01:32:03.960
Frank Murphy: appreciate.

789
01:32:03.990 --> 01:32:11.010
Daniel Hubbard: appreciate your presentation um, how can I get the contact information of these other into can I.

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01:32:11.010 --> 01:32:11.160
Can.

791
01:32:12.240 --> 01:32:13.770
Frank Murphy: i'll get back to you offline.

792
01:32:14.220 --> 01:32:15.210
Daniel Hubbard: yeah I appreciate it.

793
01:32:15.540 --> 01:32:16.440
Daniel Hubbard: All right, thank you all.

794
01:32:18.660 --> 01:32:19.230
Jody Mortimer: Thank you, Dan.

795
01:32:20.160 --> 01:32:20.850
Frank Murphy: All right, we're.

796
01:32:23.790 --> 01:32:24.600
Frank Murphy: we've got a.

797
01:32:26.250 --> 01:32:29.970
Frank Murphy: The next items is the motion that.

798
01:32:31.770 --> 01:32:36.900
Frank Murphy: We have motion one and i'll read the text of the motion.

799
01:32:38.460 --> 01:32:40.710
Frank Murphy: And we'll go from there.

800
01:32:43.980 --> 01:32:54.150
Frank Murphy: order to assist in helping to maintain its most basic level the sanitary health and safety of all persons housed in on house the dignity of the House.

801
01:32:54.750 --> 01:33:02.280
Frank Murphy: The respect for the House since St camping areas have yet since safe camping areas have yet to be designated.

802
01:33:03.120 --> 01:33:11.970
Frank Murphy: properly maintained and supervised by the city of La We feel this solution is the most basic mandatory service required of the city of Los Angeles.

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01:33:12.810 --> 01:33:32.160
Frank Murphy: We asked that the city of La immediately provide to ensure safety and cleanliness to any encampment of five or more tense and adequate supply maintenance and monitoring of mobile toilets and handwashing facilities made available 24 seven.

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01:33:33.450 --> 01:33:54.330
Frank Murphy: When inefficient and kampmann is dispersed these facilities are to be kept available to be used, wherever those wherever these encampments reappear the monitoring and maintaining to be provided by a locally based safety monitoring entity relying on persons inhabiting the encampment.

805
01:33:55.830 --> 01:33:59.220
Frank Murphy: And to be made available to various different.

806
01:34:00.660 --> 01:34:06.180
Frank Murphy: Organizations within within Los Angeles so that's the text of the.

807
01:34:07.890 --> 01:34:14.340
Frank Murphy: motion is that and and so i've made the motion is there anybody to second that motion.

808
01:34:18.090 --> 01:34:22.260
Vicki Halliday: yeah Thank you Thank you Okay, so now we need public comment.

809
01:34:26.610 --> 01:34:27.180
Vicki Halliday: Okay.

810
01:34:27.210 --> 01:34:28.440
Frank Murphy: Please keep the comments.

811
01:34:29.100 --> 01:34:32.700
Vicki Halliday: To i'm gonna run a timer actually no.

812
01:34:32.730 --> 01:34:34.350
Frank Murphy: i'm not gonna run on her.

813
01:34:34.800 --> 01:34:37.410
Vicki Halliday: Now I can I would rather not.

814
01:34:37.440 --> 01:34:38.820
Frank Murphy: I would rather people Okay, it will.

815
01:34:38.820 --> 01:34:48.000
Vicki Halliday: Just speak freely, but I asked everyone to to be succinct Thank you so much first up a little less clay.

816
01:34:55.260 --> 01:34:56.250
Elizabeth c: hi can you hear me.

817
01:34:56.520 --> 01:34:57.870
Vicki Halliday: yeah Thank you.

818
01:34:57.930 --> 01:35:07.290
Elizabeth c: hi thanks a lot so respectfully I feel the intent of this motion came from a place of compassion, but I think there's a degree of willful blindness.

819
01:35:07.860 --> 01:35:20.040
Elizabeth c: And i'm one of the most active leaders in the park cleanup since November 2021 and I sit on the dnc I have a first hand knowledge as to how this park is being handled or I could use the words not handled.

820
01:35:21.060 --> 01:35:31.590
Elizabeth c: Some interesting data for you, Venice family clinic site references an article describing how these toilet and wash facilities must have security personnel or they become dangerous.

821
01:35:32.070 --> 01:35:38.490
Elizabeth c: la has estimated that staffing and operating immobile bathroom can cost more than 300,000 annually.

822
01:35:39.180 --> 01:35:47.400
Elizabeth c: The la times stated there's a huge risk that homeless people will be beaten up while using an unattended restroom and will require emergency care.

823
01:35:47.850 --> 01:35:56.880
Elizabeth c: homeless activists campaign to make these areas safe, they were unsuccessful at skid row and post cover the toilet facilities were removed, why.

824
01:35:57.360 --> 01:36:06.630
Elizabeth c: Violence drug dealing, prostitution and vandalism we're all reasons cited, it makes no sense for us to create a problem that we can't afford to solve.

825
01:36:07.500 --> 01:36:17.190
Elizabeth c: lapd and parks and REC authorities should have been consulted, they would have told you there's no manpower to provide security and especially at night.

826
01:36:17.700 --> 01:36:25.740
Elizabeth c: We should be focused on hiring a guard at the library, which would stop the break because enforcement that we're currently experiencing after every cleanup is done.

827
01:36:26.280 --> 01:36:32.820
Elizabeth c: Maybe bid could be cooperatively brought in, they have a security company that I believe could be utilized to work with lapd.

828
01:36:33.330 --> 01:36:49.950
Elizabeth c: If we could consistently enforce no tense, we could keep the park clean and allow it to be usable public space, again, the lack of police and security personnel, has been the main reason we keep this park in a perpetual cycle of cleanups I implore you to vote note of this motion.

829
01:36:52.890 --> 01:36:53.520
Elizabeth c: Thanks.

830
01:36:54.690 --> 01:37:00.630
Vicki Halliday: Thanks Liz um next up Susan Hewitt there you go Susan you're unmuted.

831
01:37:02.790 --> 01:37:07.440
susan hewitt: hi there thanks for giving me the opportunity to speak my.

832
01:37:08.910 --> 01:37:26.880
susan hewitt: Family and I are opposed to adding toilets and handwashing facilities, and I do not support the existence of the encampment and I now feel safe in my own neighborhood.

833
01:37:27.960 --> 01:37:34.140
susan hewitt: can no longer walk to my local store or use the library, so I.

834
01:37:35.280 --> 01:37:41.550
susan hewitt: I vote no and I hope that others well as well, thank you so much.

835
01:37:41.850 --> 01:37:46.890
Vicki Halliday: Thank you Susan i'm next Lisa redmond Lisa go ahead.

836
01:37:51.270 --> 01:37:57.300
Lisa Redmond: yeah um it seems to me that i'm rereading the motion that everyone seems to think it's a library motion.

837
01:37:58.380 --> 01:38:05.250
Lisa Redmond: But I just want to clarify that it's i'm thinking it's round about to all homeless and encampments.

838
01:38:06.330 --> 01:38:10.470
Lisa Redmond: Which is, I think, wonderful and surprising that it comes out of this committee.

839
01:38:11.070 --> 01:38:18.570
Lisa Redmond: And even to Liz clays point obviously she didn't read it, where you clearly asked for locally based safety monitoring and city.

840
01:38:19.170 --> 01:38:29.700
Lisa Redmond: Where there will you do need people to monitor those bathrooms um but i'm confused about the local bates safety monitoring entity.

841
01:38:30.150 --> 01:38:41.850
Lisa Redmond: Then fold by rely on persons inhabiting the encampment So how can you be a safety based monitoring entity but then asked persons inhabiting the encampment.

842
01:38:42.540 --> 01:39:02.430
Lisa Redmond: To be the safety monitors it there's a lot of problems there and then also with the letters you can't send a letter to Lhasa, you can only send letters to city based agencies and last is not one neither is la county parks and REC I think you mean la city rap.

843
01:39:03.930 --> 01:39:12.060
Lisa Redmond: You can't send it to county supervisor, you can send it to the Department of Health, but what you could send to and i'm surprised, he showed up at the meeting tonight.

844
01:39:12.420 --> 01:39:25.050
Lisa Redmond: Is the Deputy Mayor on homelessness you can send it to the you HR see the and all of those agencies but that's it, but thank you for trying to put this motion.

845
01:39:25.920 --> 01:39:30.240
Lisa Redmond: And we do need a bathroom at the library it's unfortunate that the librarian has said no so.

846
01:39:31.830 --> 01:39:32.580
Vicki Halliday: Thank you Lisa.

847
01:39:34.200 --> 01:39:37.830
Vicki Halliday: um next up girl do fe Darrell Please go ahead.

848
01:39:40.860 --> 01:39:46.050
Darryl DuFay: and bring this over it sounds to me of what you are going to.

849
01:39:47.790 --> 01:39:50.220
Darryl DuFay: Encourage is more encampments.

850
01:39:51.960 --> 01:39:57.510
Darryl DuFay: And you said it's five or more tense why isn't three wise and seven, etc.

851
01:39:58.530 --> 01:40:09.960
Darryl DuFay: I just I understand about toilets and Washington facilities, I even follow the contracts that the city has yearly millions of dollars.

852
01:40:10.830 --> 01:40:26.220
Darryl DuFay: But i'm so i'm confused about how this is going to work is that is that directed at sanitation, because the other people have brought out the problem of safety, I i'm just confused, thank you.

853
01:40:27.900 --> 01:40:30.480
Vicki Halliday: Darrell on next up Julie.

854
01:40:36.750 --> 01:40:37.590
Juli S: hi can you hear me.

855
01:40:37.710 --> 01:40:53.100
Juli S: Yes, Okay, thank you for letting me ask questions um regarding the the bathrooms know the debris that's what i'm we they've gone in there, to try and clean up the debris at centennial park.

856
01:40:53.700 --> 01:41:05.820
Juli S: And I know that that this is part of that vote um you know I think you're just encouraging more people to take over centennial park shouldn't all of this effort.

857
01:41:06.210 --> 01:41:15.600
Juli S: be put towards a safe parking area, a safe outdoor area, not in the middle of our library park.

858
01:41:15.990 --> 01:41:27.600
Juli S: And then the part about the debris la sanitation was supposed to go into centennial Park, and it was stopped the homeless people were all ready for the debris to get picked up and it wasn't done.

859
01:41:28.440 --> 01:41:36.840
Juli S: And I just want to remind everyone that in 2021 last summer in the middle of the summer, the hyperion plant malfunction due.

860
01:41:37.230 --> 01:41:54.300
Juli S: To the debris from the streets of Los Angeles and released 17 million gallons of raw sewage into our Ocean and the busiest July day and if we keep going this the trajectory that we're going it's gonna happen again.

861
01:41:55.770 --> 01:42:01.230
Juli S: So that's just my comment, and I hope that you guys both know and come up with a better plan.

862
01:42:02.760 --> 01:42:03.600
Vicki Halliday: Thank you Julie.

863
01:42:06.000 --> 01:42:07.920
Vicki Halliday: cj Please go ahead.

864
01:42:11.640 --> 01:42:30.870
CJ Cole: On i'm totally against any former providing these facilities to support a non authorized place to end camp, in other words, none of these are in spaces that are permitted.

865
01:42:31.530 --> 01:42:45.360
CJ Cole: are legal, and you know we're just making it easier for more people to come and vacation invest, and I mean vacation getting their free food they're free everything.

866
01:42:46.110 --> 01:42:57.540
CJ Cole: and frankly um you know they're not supposed to be any of the places they are whether it's on the street, you know, on sell to and as boulevard whether it's on rose avenue.

867
01:42:57.930 --> 01:43:16.290
CJ Cole: Although I guess that's pretty cleaned up now, you know it doesn't really matter if they are where they don't belong, it is not good for us to continue to give them facilities that make them stay and encourage more people to arrive, thank you.

868
01:43:19.380 --> 01:43:24.750
Vicki Halliday: that's, the last of the public comments it's committee comment time.

869
01:43:30.600 --> 01:43:31.470
Pat Raphael: Can I jump in here.

870
01:43:33.300 --> 01:43:38.640
Pat Raphael: So let's not forget mostly where these guys came from folks.

871
01:43:39.720 --> 01:43:44.220
Pat Raphael: If remember right around when the when the.

872
01:43:45.660 --> 01:43:47.010
Pat Raphael: sheriff came in.

873
01:43:49.170 --> 01:43:53.010
Pat Raphael: Sorry wrong button the Sheriff came in and they were looking to.

874
01:43:54.360 --> 01:43:55.500
Pat Raphael: get some.

875
01:43:58.080 --> 01:44:15.360
Pat Raphael: Better Preston what was happening on the boardwalk they pretty much bribed everybody who was willing to go to a hotel and then from the hotel they try to offer them away from the beach somehow if they would take that and then a lot of people who didn't take that.

876
01:44:16.530 --> 01:44:19.440
Pat Raphael: they're now like crap on the boardwalk right so.

877
01:44:21.180 --> 01:44:31.470
Pat Raphael: What we really did was just move the population around it made it so that you couldn't be on the boardwalk or on third avenue pretty much the way you could.

878
01:44:32.430 --> 01:44:45.630
Pat Raphael: 24 hours a day like they were on the boardwalk and on a rose now, this is the spot, where right, so we few squeeze the balloon all of us is going to go somewhere.

879
01:44:46.290 --> 01:45:02.490
Pat Raphael: And then, if you squeeze it again it's going to go somewhere else, so I hope at some point we get tired of doing that and then really think about something and then maybe try to make it harder for people there and and if it's too hard for them to.

880
01:45:03.510 --> 01:45:06.810
Pat Raphael: Be there anymore, I can never understand the logic, but.

881
01:45:09.420 --> 01:45:09.720
Jody Mortimer: i'd like.

882
01:45:12.900 --> 01:45:13.380
i'd like to.

883
01:45:14.880 --> 01:45:16.050
Jody Mortimer: Thank you, thank you, frank.

884
01:45:17.160 --> 01:45:28.650
Jody Mortimer: I was just visiting portland Oregon and they have encampments everywhere all over the city, all the way out to the to the suburbs it's not just a Venice problem.

885
01:45:29.970 --> 01:45:45.480
Jody Mortimer: I believe, and also being homeless these camps are going to be there at whether we're we're not until they clean them out, and they do their sanitation sweeps, we have to do something about that I don't think having a bathroom or.

886
01:45:46.680 --> 01:45:49.560
Jody Mortimer: camping next to a toilet has always been to make or break for me.

887
01:45:51.060 --> 01:46:05.880
Jody Mortimer: So I all I know, is the residents were complaining about feces they need some big human decency says if they're going to be there and they are there and we should have a bathroom and cleans station we don't want another round of covert or, even worse, cholera.

888
01:46:09.330 --> 01:46:09.720
Jody Mortimer: that's all.

889
01:46:09.750 --> 01:46:10.020
Thanks.

890
01:46:12.750 --> 01:46:13.380
Frank Murphy: Elizabeth.

891
01:46:19.770 --> 01:46:28.950
Elizabeth Wright: Thank you, I have a question regarding your vision for monitoring and keeping it safe.

892
01:46:33.120 --> 01:46:41.340
Elizabeth Wright: Are you thinking about having the the resident of the encampment trained to take care of the equipment.

893
01:46:43.110 --> 01:46:55.770
Elizabeth Wright: which I think would be a great idea, and also to to train them so they have some concept of how do you go about being civilized in an encampment.

894
01:46:57.060 --> 01:47:01.590
Elizabeth Wright: What, what are the parameters for noise for fighting for.

895
01:47:03.870 --> 01:47:04.620
Elizabeth Wright: music.

896
01:47:06.030 --> 01:47:07.320
Elizabeth Wright: All of that kind of stuff.

897
01:47:09.180 --> 01:47:10.560
Elizabeth Wright: Are you envisioning.

898
01:47:11.760 --> 01:47:22.020
Elizabeth Wright: someone from the city or county addressing these residents and providing them with insight into what it isn't it's not acceptable.

899
01:47:25.980 --> 01:47:26.310
Frank Murphy: Was.

900
01:47:27.600 --> 01:47:28.440
Frank Murphy: To answer that.

901
01:47:31.860 --> 01:47:33.810
Frank Murphy: I was envisioning it to be.

902
01:47:35.940 --> 01:47:50.880
Frank Murphy: The people that would be monitoring the bathrooms and the situation would be empowered some from within some from without some from outside, but from local groups that are.

903
01:47:51.960 --> 01:48:04.710
Frank Murphy: immersed in the population, they know the population they're aware of the population, the population knows them if you can turn it that way it's such a lousy way to determine but.

904
01:48:05.370 --> 01:48:17.040
Frank Murphy: That would allow for there to be some accountability for somebody if they want to deface the the facilities, and it would also.

905
01:48:18.270 --> 01:48:24.780
Frank Murphy: Keep people from using the facilities for something other than what they're what they're intended for so.

906
01:48:26.130 --> 01:48:38.430
Frank Murphy: You know I mean there's got to be local local folks involved that know the pot know the know the folks that are in the in the encampments and also are.

907
01:48:39.720 --> 01:48:47.970
Frank Murphy: working around the campus so I don't know who, that is what that is I don't know how it is i'm certain i'm sure that.

908
01:48:48.450 --> 01:48:52.980
Frank Murphy: It will change with different personalities and different groups but.

909
01:48:53.460 --> 01:49:04.140
Frank Murphy: You know, it has to be people that are familiar with each other in order to make it work otherwise it'll just be something that somebody comes in plops it down.

910
01:49:04.560 --> 01:49:18.000
Frank Murphy: And walks away and then you know you'll have some security force that goes around and comes by every three or four hours well that doesn't know a damn but a good anyhow that's my that's my That was my.

911
01:49:19.350 --> 01:49:20.100
Frank Murphy: vision of it.

912
01:49:20.490 --> 01:49:22.650
Elizabeth Wright: Okay, I had heard that.

913
01:49:23.940 --> 01:49:25.170
Elizabeth Wright: At ECHO park.

914
01:49:26.790 --> 01:49:35.190
Elizabeth Wright: Before before it was cleaned out totally that the original on campus was self policing.

915
01:49:36.720 --> 01:49:39.690
Elizabeth Wright: And they did a pretty good job and then the gang moved in.

916
01:49:42.840 --> 01:49:45.270
Frank Murphy: So anyway well from.

917
01:49:46.770 --> 01:49:56.340
Frank Murphy: What i've experienced about self policing is when you start to get numbers well like even this was not intended to be specific to to.

918
01:49:57.120 --> 01:50:06.180
Frank Murphy: To centennial Park, but when you get start to get numbers which centennial park has got quite a few tenths I mean there's over there's.

919
01:50:06.990 --> 01:50:21.030
Frank Murphy: Almost 60 tenths over there, if not 60 or more, and you know if you say to people pretend or whatever I don't know how you count that that's not an awful lot of people yeah self policing that is very, very difficult.

920
01:50:21.810 --> 01:50:32.760
Frank Murphy: So, you know as far as self policing, I think the numbers in the encampment have to be a hell of a lot lower in order to even have a chance at self policing that's my.

921
01:50:37.950 --> 01:50:47.880
Elizabeth Wright: general concept I can't imagine it being considered inhumane to to provide bathroom so people can actually use the bathroom.

922
01:50:49.080 --> 01:50:51.480
Elizabeth Wright: it's that's something I do a lot, I mean the two.

923
01:50:53.100 --> 01:50:53.490
Elizabeth Wright: So.

924
01:50:54.150 --> 01:50:57.960
Frank Murphy: Well, but I understand they should certainly have the same.

925
01:50:58.440 --> 01:51:16.500
Frank Murphy: privilege, well, I understand the folks don't want to see this stuff be permanent and that's a that's a very valid concerns difficult concern to handle, but the problem, as I see it, is it's been pretty damn permanent for the last 5678 years 10 years even.

926
01:51:17.310 --> 01:51:18.840
Frank Murphy: So i'm not seeing.

927
01:51:19.590 --> 01:51:21.120
Frank Murphy: The solutions coming out.

928
01:51:22.620 --> 01:51:24.120
Frank Murphy: that are going to alleviate it.

929
01:51:25.680 --> 01:51:27.060
Frank Murphy: Is where i'm coming from.

930
01:51:28.740 --> 01:51:37.440
Vicki Halliday: break, could I just um we had one public comment or that I happened to overlook, can we plug or in real quick.

931
01:51:37.770 --> 01:51:41.880
Vicki Halliday: Sure okay um Michelle Please go ahead, sorry for that.

932
01:51:43.170 --> 01:51:52.710
Michele Siravo: Oh thanks Thank you so much um I would ask that you would vote no against this motion, the reasons I say so, our.

933
01:51:53.490 --> 01:52:04.170
Michele Siravo: It, in my opinion, will not work without 24 hour round the clock security and the idea that it could be monitored by the residents of the encampment.

934
01:52:04.740 --> 01:52:18.330
Michele Siravo: seems incredibly unrealistic to me on knowing the expense that would go behind that security, I would really ask that we look to resources that provide.

935
01:52:18.810 --> 01:52:26.970
Michele Siravo: Long term solutions that, for some reason have not come from the city, I know it is not the counselors fault, but where is the mental health.

936
01:52:27.540 --> 01:52:39.180
Michele Siravo: counseling you know where where is all the help all the housing that was meant to be provided versus encouraging and reinforcing and cabinets in public parks.

937
01:52:41.430 --> 01:52:42.330
Vicki Halliday: Thank you, Michelle.

938
01:52:42.690 --> 01:52:43.470
Michele Siravo: Thank you vicki.

939
01:52:43.710 --> 01:52:45.240
Vicki Halliday: And thanks for being patient with us.

940
01:52:45.690 --> 01:52:46.050
You bet.

941
01:52:47.460 --> 01:52:51.150
Vicki Halliday: i'm OK back to the committee comments.

942
01:52:52.770 --> 01:52:54.390
Frank Murphy: And testing was on there.

943
01:52:54.780 --> 01:52:56.910
Vicki Halliday: I yeah I think Stan.

944
01:52:59.250 --> 01:53:05.490
Vicki Halliday: Stan has his hand up Brian I have something to say later, but you guys go ahead.

945
01:53:07.710 --> 01:53:11.280
Ansar Muhammad: yeah I have to run out right but i'm i'm back on, but I think the motion.

946
01:53:12.720 --> 01:53:14.550
Ansar Muhammad: Is it good motion is definitely not.

947
01:53:15.870 --> 01:53:20.100
Ansar Muhammad: A permanent fix we have passion for human veins.

948
01:53:21.150 --> 01:53:31.830
Ansar Muhammad: I just started, but if I was opening and could use bathroom i'm going to go somewhere, so I think that's a good motion because it gives a level of dignity.

949
01:53:33.330 --> 01:53:42.150
Ansar Muhammad: To the population that's over there that don't have a bathroom to use to use in terms of safety monitoring and the security I ran this by.

950
01:53:42.810 --> 01:53:53.580
Ansar Muhammad: Our outreach team and I asked him if you know we was in the mix, how would that look and so of course we have the personnel.

951
01:53:54.360 --> 01:54:05.820
Ansar Muhammad: At least, a level of it, because our personnel is already doing a bit of safety monitoring as we speak, and they're doing it because it's a passionate there's one.

952
01:54:06.420 --> 01:54:13.980
Ansar Muhammad: And number two some of the guys as homeless over there by the library is actually actual friends of ours, so we check in on them every day.

953
01:54:15.030 --> 01:54:22.680
Ansar Muhammad: But I like the motion because the brains of level of dignity man to a group of people who have obviously last day when society.

954
01:54:23.310 --> 01:54:30.720
Ansar Muhammad: And the least we can do is say you know what I know Homeowners don't want this over here, I know, everybody wants everybody to leave Venice.

955
01:54:31.170 --> 01:54:36.840
Ansar Muhammad: But at the end of the day, these are human beings man and the least we can do is say you know what i'm gonna vote.

956
01:54:37.440 --> 01:54:51.330
Ansar Muhammad: To provide a toilet for you i'm going to vote to provide a hand station for you, you know I mean that's, the least we can do that so i'm going to vote in favor of emotion, for that reason and let's get to it, thank you.

957
01:54:52.920 --> 01:54:54.360
Vicki Halliday: Ryan, why don't you go ahead.

958
01:54:54.960 --> 01:54:56.190
Brian Ulf: Thank you, thank you, thanks everybody.

959
01:54:58.080 --> 01:55:06.990
Brian Ulf: This is kind of coming up because of last month, we had a presentation by the Council office and we made a decision or or I said something.

960
01:55:07.620 --> 01:55:14.130
Brian Ulf: You know I walked into the library and virtually that entire cabinet goes in and uses the library bathrooms.

961
01:55:14.700 --> 01:55:26.730
Brian Ulf: to hand shower in the sinks and you know the seniors the kids or whatever it's a very dangerous area to walk into that bathroom and you can see it lined up before the library opens.

962
01:55:28.140 --> 01:55:38.820
Brian Ulf: I think if the library in the palisades or Brentwood if it was the same library that wouldn't even be a discussion that that access into the library is is dangerous for everybody.

963
01:55:40.020 --> 01:55:50.400
Brian Ulf: I think, human dignity, deserves the toilet and a wash station this encampment for everybody that's on this call is going nowhere.

964
01:55:51.180 --> 01:56:00.930
Brian Ulf: Until the Council office makes a decision to have it go somewhere, and so, when you have 100 people in.

965
01:56:01.830 --> 01:56:06.630
Brian Ulf: Everybody sits on a toilet once a day everybody goes P two or three times a day.

966
01:56:07.440 --> 01:56:18.420
Brian Ulf: it's there's a lot going on from human waste in that deal, and I believe, if if if you don't have toilets to go to you're going to walk across the street you're going to use yards you're going to use.

967
01:56:19.080 --> 01:56:30.690
Brian Ulf: people's private property and and then now there's crimes of opportunity, you know i'm not trying to criminalize homelessness i'm trying to get some decency there until we claim that camp.

968
01:56:31.980 --> 01:56:32.550
Brian Ulf: and

969
01:56:34.080 --> 01:56:48.360
Brian Ulf: I worked on skid row and we negotiated with the homeless encampments to get extra bathrooms we asked them to guard the bathrooms and said, if you don't stop prostitution drug dealers and everything that goes on we're not going to put the bathrooms there so.

970
01:56:48.930 --> 01:56:52.530
Brian Ulf: there's a way to do it also on third street for everybody's knowledge they have.

971
01:56:53.430 --> 01:57:07.440
Brian Ulf: They have people guarding those that are paid by the city, but let the city pay for a guard to be there and run those sanitation stations, the way they do on third street right now there's 10 tenths over on third street and they have a full sanitation station and showers.

972
01:57:08.820 --> 01:57:20.520
Brian Ulf: Just move that over and i'm not saying move it over till the Olympic move it over for a few months until they open up the hotel rooms in westchester or wherever, which is going to be the next push.

973
01:57:21.180 --> 01:57:32.010
Brian Ulf: That Mike uses to to get that in Camp mclean so until the TV cameras come until the Sheriff or until loss or or another outreach.

974
01:57:32.850 --> 01:57:49.110
Brian Ulf: thing happens that that encampment is there to stay it's not growing because it's a bathroom it's there because we're not taking the people out of it and putting them into shelter, which is what the other emotions about so i'm i'm for it, I heard everybody saying they're not but.

975
01:57:50.130 --> 01:58:02.610
Brian Ulf: You know I do outreach to i'm a peer specialist, we need to have a place for these people to go and I don't think the library is the spot for them to go and I don't think the neighbor's yard, or for where they're supposed to go that's that's my deal.

976
01:58:03.930 --> 01:58:26.910
Vicki Halliday: i'd like to say a couple of things um one everyone should know that we got quite a block of emails from residents around the library, who are very much against this motion i'm just like lapd they believe that the solution is for this encampment to be moved out.

977
01:58:28.170 --> 01:58:38.880
Vicki Halliday: And that putting in porta potties and showers or wash stations makes the encampment permanent now that's exactly what happened on third.

978
01:58:39.540 --> 01:58:50.160
Vicki Halliday: And the first go round, and third, you had a hooker in one porta potty and drug dealer in another, and people being in the rest of them and they pulled him out for a while, then they bought them back.

979
01:58:51.240 --> 01:58:58.410
Vicki Halliday: To little saner this time around, was the first go round was a nightmare, and I think people see that happening.

980
01:59:00.030 --> 01:59:14.700
Vicki Halliday: it's the library as well um, but I think that everybody on the committee should should understand that we did have a couple of days and very strong emails very much opposed to this from residents who overlooked the park um.

981
01:59:15.750 --> 01:59:20.100
Vicki Halliday: You know, they want their library back I don't know that the porta potties would do that.

982
01:59:20.670 --> 01:59:34.800
Vicki Halliday: you're not going to stop people from going into the library restrooms and and I have a problem with that, I think the push should be there needs to be big safe camping with all the facilities.

983
01:59:35.580 --> 01:59:43.230
Vicki Halliday: And you we can't do we can't pull in porta potties for a dozen encampment doesn't tense.

984
01:59:43.620 --> 01:59:50.640
Vicki Halliday: it's not going to work, that would mean that people can just camp wherever they want you all across the city and somebody's going to bring them.

985
01:59:51.420 --> 02:00:08.460
Vicki Halliday: porta potties no, we need to push the city harder and harder to have safe camping with all the services with with the job boards with health services with outreach with everything there, and you can only do that when it's on a big scale.

986
02:00:09.480 --> 02:00:13.410
Vicki Halliday: And if the neighbors around centennial park.

987
02:00:14.910 --> 02:00:18.450
Vicki Halliday: say no to the porta potties I have to listen to them.

988
02:00:19.980 --> 02:00:26.730
Vicki Halliday: And they they understand the repercussion they understand that things are going to keep going the same.

989
02:00:28.050 --> 02:00:34.560
Vicki Halliday: And they want to push for the cameras to be moved, so I don't know I can't I can't vote for this.

990
02:00:39.090 --> 02:00:41.370
Jody Mortimer: Thank you, what about what about.

991
02:00:42.510 --> 02:00:49.950
Jody Mortimer: Amending that so that the bathrooms are put in one of those empty parking lots right next to them so they get pushed down out of centennial park.

992
02:00:51.150 --> 02:00:52.770
Jody Mortimer: And those are those parking lots.

993
02:00:53.820 --> 02:00:54.780
Jody Mortimer: they're empty.

994
02:00:56.190 --> 02:01:05.100
Jody Mortimer: nine tenths of the time of the year or 99% of the time, except for sometimes on the weekends, I believe, during the summer those parking lots are empty okay.

995
02:01:07.560 --> 02:01:09.270
Frank Murphy: Can I comment on that.

996
02:01:10.350 --> 02:01:17.490
Vicki Halliday: Well that's a nice and coordinate beach parking so on summer that that will be heavily beach parking.

997
02:01:19.110 --> 02:01:19.620
parking lot.

998
02:01:22.290 --> 02:01:32.820
Frank Murphy: The intent of that this wasn't to focus on centennial Park, even though centennial park is a glaring example of the need for.

999
02:01:35.370 --> 02:01:38.790
Frank Murphy: The library has been has been.

1000
02:01:40.020 --> 02:01:40.740
Frank Murphy: pretty much.

1001
02:01:42.900 --> 02:01:43.230
Frank Murphy: You know.

1002
02:01:44.940 --> 02:01:47.130
Frank Murphy: Not available to the residents.

1003
02:01:48.450 --> 02:02:00.630
Frank Murphy: And there's a lot of issues around people being able to migrate through and go down the street and the sidewalks and everything Oh, by the way, there's there was over 15.

1004
02:02:01.860 --> 02:02:08.160
Frank Murphy: emails in opposing this that I received at at at my.

1005
02:02:09.990 --> 02:02:12.930
Frank Murphy: address on the BNP um.

1006
02:02:14.100 --> 02:02:18.840
Frank Murphy: So this was not meant to be specific, only to.

1007
02:02:20.310 --> 02:02:23.010
Frank Murphy: To centennial park um.

1008
02:02:24.060 --> 02:02:32.340
Frank Murphy: it's a it's it's meant to get a baseline of decency for.

1009
02:02:33.450 --> 02:02:50.580
Frank Murphy: A problem that is not going away, it keeps getting pushed around like that was saying it gets pushed from one place to the other it's it's a constant constant battle and then you know that they're not offering any kind of site.

1010
02:02:51.930 --> 02:02:53.910
Frank Murphy: solution that.

1011
02:02:54.990 --> 02:03:04.800
Frank Murphy: wouldn't make this would make the fact that people are staying on the streets, you know, at least in the next 510 years.

1012
02:03:06.480 --> 02:03:19.920
Frank Murphy: That make it even housing available to the people on the street so i'm i'm thinking that it's, even if it can be done earlier, at least we have some sort of.

1013
02:03:21.870 --> 02:03:22.740
Frank Murphy: mana come up.

1014
02:03:25.530 --> 02:03:35.250
Frank Murphy: decency, I think the park the centennial park should be moved I think that's a and I think it should be much, much smaller.

1015
02:03:36.570 --> 02:03:38.940
Frank Murphy: But we'll go from there.

1016
02:03:40.680 --> 02:03:48.090
Vicki Halliday: um, by the way, i've gotten several texts, there are members of the audience tonight, he believed that stand should.

1017
02:03:48.090 --> 02:03:49.680
Vicki Halliday: recuse for about.

1018
02:03:50.610 --> 02:03:52.560
Vicki Halliday: Because i'm.

1019
02:03:53.730 --> 02:04:08.700
Vicki Halliday: have some of the earlier conversation with the circle project em mostly the circle project that could potentially have a financial benefit for him, and that is a big brown act.

1020
02:04:10.020 --> 02:04:17.460
Ansar Muhammad: And I actually agree so i'm going to recruit recruit myself and voting on this matter because vicki, thank you for.

1021
02:04:18.660 --> 02:04:24.060
Ansar Muhammad: pointing that out and thank those who texts you for pointing that out, but you absolutely Ryan exact.

1022
02:04:24.060 --> 02:04:24.750
Frank Murphy: Thanks Dan.

1023
02:04:25.350 --> 02:04:26.910
Ansar Muhammad: accuse myself from the vote you welcome.

1024
02:04:27.930 --> 02:04:28.860
Frank Murphy: Any other comments.

1025
02:04:29.640 --> 02:04:46.740
Pat Raphael: isn't there isn't there a face that's riding bikes around and right didn't we pay for a staff of people that would potentially be able to now have this on the route incentive to keep an eye out, I mean what's what's the.

1026
02:04:48.570 --> 02:04:52.380
Frank Murphy: problem with that is that they're not locals they don't know the phone.

1027
02:04:54.540 --> 02:04:58.710
Ansar Muhammad: frank, I want to, I want to weigh in on that there is a bit.

1028
02:05:00.240 --> 02:05:02.460
Ansar Muhammad: I wouldn't call it the elephant, but when you're dealing with.

1029
02:05:03.540 --> 02:05:15.180
Ansar Muhammad: This type of work there's a term that we use and gang intervention world called the license to operate if a person do not have have the lt or with this population.

1030
02:05:15.780 --> 02:05:24.060
Ansar Muhammad: they're not going to be successful, nor will they be effective, and that is the route to the problem, everybody is saying they doing this than the other and outreach but.

1031
02:05:24.480 --> 02:05:31.500
Ansar Muhammad: If you don't have the license to operate you're not going to be successful, likewise with been a show line be 13th and culver city's of.

1032
02:05:32.100 --> 02:05:46.770
Ansar Muhammad: Santa Monica say if you're not from those neighborhoods or have the license to operate you're not gonna be effect effect, not just want to say that and that's what we've done with Pat, you have folks that's getting all this money doing all this so called work but don't have the license.

1033
02:05:47.850 --> 02:05:49.050
Ansar Muhammad: Like you have the license.

1034
02:05:51.390 --> 02:05:51.750
Vicki Halliday: Okay.

1035
02:05:54.060 --> 02:05:55.650
Vicki Halliday: i'm getting yelled at now.

1036
02:05:55.740 --> 02:05:56.880
Vicki Halliday: bye felicia redmond.

1037
02:05:58.230 --> 02:05:59.220
Vicki Halliday: says that.

1038
02:05:59.460 --> 02:06:02.400
Vicki Halliday: Stan cannot participate if he's recused.

1039
02:06:02.670 --> 02:06:03.600
Frank Murphy: Okay, thanks.

1040
02:06:04.590 --> 02:06:05.520
Vicki Halliday: i'm turning off like.

1041
02:06:05.940 --> 02:06:07.230
Vicki Halliday: guys no more i'm not.

1042
02:06:07.230 --> 02:06:07.530
Doing.

1043
02:06:10.590 --> 02:06:11.850
Ansar Muhammad: get off the whole zone man.

1044
02:06:12.180 --> 02:06:12.450
Ansar Muhammad: Thank you.

1045
02:06:13.410 --> 02:06:14.400
Frank Murphy: Thank you.

1046
02:06:14.880 --> 02:06:15.480
Ansar Muhammad: Love y'all.

1047
02:06:15.630 --> 02:06:16.380
Jody Mortimer: Take care of you.

1048
02:06:18.750 --> 02:06:22.050
Frank Murphy: Alright, so i'm Colette how are you doing.

1049
02:06:23.910 --> 02:06:26.760
Frank Murphy: Okay we've got cooler here um so.

1050
02:06:29.160 --> 02:06:34.830
Frank Murphy: that's that's pretty much it unless anybody else have any comments.

1051
02:06:37.710 --> 02:06:54.270
colette: I just like to make a quick comment um I have to agree with with vicki on the idea of the residents around that area if they're you know when you live, when you have to actually live with the results, then you have a different perspective and.

1052
02:06:55.770 --> 02:06:56.850
colette: I don't think offering.

1053
02:06:58.050 --> 02:07:11.400
colette: That I get what we're trying to do is keep people away from the homes and out of the library, but I honestly I don't think we're going to keep people away from the homes in the library that's been going on all along and.

1054
02:07:13.170 --> 02:07:20.970
colette: Just we need it gone, we need to work on the solution and get it out, because there are people that area who are feeling i'm saying.

1055
02:07:21.690 --> 02:07:33.900
colette: There they have been broken into several times, I know, several people in your life they had their house broken into so it's it's a safety issue, as well as the sanitation issue.

1056
02:07:39.420 --> 02:07:39.990
Frank Murphy: Okay.

1057
02:07:40.740 --> 02:07:41.490
David koresh.

1058
02:07:43.740 --> 02:07:46.980
Frank Murphy: And okay anybody else to comment on that.

1059
02:07:48.360 --> 02:07:49.110
Vicki Halliday: We take a bath.

1060
02:07:58.200 --> 02:07:59.520
Frank Murphy: Okay, Brian.

1061
02:08:00.420 --> 02:08:01.050
Oh yes.

1062
02:08:14.520 --> 02:08:15.840
Frank Murphy: will come will come back.

1063
02:08:16.410 --> 02:08:16.890
colette: With a.

1064
02:08:18.270 --> 02:08:18.690
colette: Thank you.

1065
02:08:25.980 --> 02:08:26.070
Frank Murphy: um.

1066
02:08:29.850 --> 02:08:32.880
Pat Raphael: Those homeless folks are neighbors to i'm voting yes.

1067
02:08:34.980 --> 02:08:35.700
Frank Murphy: Lives right.

1068
02:08:36.390 --> 02:08:36.840
Yes.

1069
02:08:38.970 --> 02:08:39.420
Frank Murphy: vicki.

1070
02:08:39.870 --> 02:08:40.260
No.

1071
02:08:42.390 --> 02:08:43.020
Frank Murphy: God.

1072
02:08:43.920 --> 02:08:44.400
Yes.

1073
02:08:47.520 --> 02:08:47.940
Frank Murphy: Yes.

1074
02:08:52.020 --> 02:08:55.110
Frank Murphy: Okay that's good you get all of that.

1075
02:09:03.480 --> 02:09:04.470
Elizabeth Wright: When abstain.

1076
02:09:09.960 --> 02:09:14.490
Frank Murphy: We have another motion item Brian do you want to.

1077
02:09:14.610 --> 02:09:16.050
Vicki Halliday: read through that and back.

1078
02:09:18.390 --> 02:09:18.780
Frank Murphy: which I.

1079
02:09:19.380 --> 02:09:20.640
Vicki Halliday: have to get stand back.

1080
02:09:23.190 --> 02:09:24.780
Vicki Halliday: Okay, I get it, I.

1081
02:09:24.960 --> 02:09:25.890
Frank Murphy: got it okay.

1082
02:09:27.240 --> 02:09:27.750
Brian Ulf: i'm.

1083
02:09:28.830 --> 02:09:35.400
Brian Ulf: katie frank, this motion is just strictly bringing to Venice.

1084
02:09:37.650 --> 02:09:54.180
Brian Ulf: in writing if people haven't seen what the La alliance in the city agreed to do as it relates to a settlement agreement and I just wanted to make sure that we read into the record what it is that they've all agreed to since they've all agreed to it.

1085
02:09:54.360 --> 02:09:57.330
Brian Ulf: i'd like to make sure that that starts to get enforced.

1086
02:09:58.440 --> 02:10:13.950
Brian Ulf: i'm not sure how how the enforcement is is going to be levied in between the 15 Council districts, or do they all have to comply, or is it selective compliance, and so I just want to.

1087
02:10:14.400 --> 02:10:29.340
Brian Ulf: Let the people of Venice know what it said and and that's why everything that's written in there it's not really up to change or do it that's just restating what was in the La alliance as to what the settlement was do you want me to read it or.

1088
02:10:30.960 --> 02:10:32.520
Frank Murphy: yeah why don't you give it a read that.

1089
02:10:32.670 --> 02:10:33.360
Brian Ulf: We asked.

1090
02:10:34.590 --> 02:10:35.370
Brian Ulf: Mike bonding.

1091
02:10:35.460 --> 02:10:44.460
Brian Ulf: And the city of La immediately implement the settlement terms of the La alliance in the city of Los Angeles case in Venice and throughout CD 11.

1092
02:10:45.150 --> 02:10:58.950
Brian Ulf: With this settlement, the city of Los Angeles agrees to immediately begin the creation of additional shelter and housing, reducing camp MINS through the main efforts minimize the use of law enforcement established deadlines and targets that they must meet.

1093
02:10:59.280 --> 02:11:11.940
Brian Ulf: Return public spaces for everyone's use this agreement is for all of Los Angeles it's not just limited to skid row in downtown the city will offer shelter to persons experiencing homelessness and agrees to.

1094
02:11:12.540 --> 02:11:24.540
Brian Ulf: No enforcement unless an individual has first been offered shelter or to relocate the city will be held accountable to this agreement by the Federal district court judge David.

1095
02:11:25.560 --> 02:11:30.960
Brian Ulf: Carter, and this is to Lhasa bonnen garcetti supervisor.

1096
02:11:32.490 --> 02:11:46.080
Brian Ulf: The homeless and poverty committee and again this, this is an emotion that we take one or two sentences out or change it, this is just a restatement of what's already been agreed to.

1097
02:11:47.850 --> 02:11:54.450
Brian Ulf: That we believe that our city council office should start to enforce immediately, and that was the purpose behind the motion.

1098
02:11:56.070 --> 02:11:57.090
Frank Murphy: Anybody second.

1099
02:11:58.440 --> 02:11:59.580
Jody Mortimer: i'll second that motion.

1100
02:12:00.270 --> 02:12:00.720
house.

1101
02:12:02.670 --> 02:12:03.480
Vicki Halliday: looks like we have a.

1102
02:12:03.690 --> 02:12:04.470
Elizabeth Wright: Blue man.

1103
02:12:07.230 --> 02:12:08.070
Elizabeth Wright: Who second.

1104
02:12:09.000 --> 02:12:10.110
Frank Murphy: God, I did.

1105
02:12:10.320 --> 02:12:10.560
Brian Ulf: or.

1106
02:12:10.650 --> 02:12:12.210
Frank Murphy: Our God did okay God.

1107
02:12:14.190 --> 02:12:14.580
Elizabeth Wright: Thank you.

1108
02:12:15.960 --> 02:12:25.530
Brian Ulf: And if Lisa redmond's right if we can only put it to the city people no problem with that, I think the homeless and poverty committee needs to see it, along with the Council office in the mayor's office.

1109
02:12:26.250 --> 02:12:27.630
Frank Murphy: looks like we've got three.

1110
02:12:27.930 --> 02:12:28.290
yeah.

1111
02:12:30.480 --> 02:12:32.700
Vicki Halliday: Stacey go ahead, please.

1112
02:12:38.250 --> 02:12:38.910
Vicki Halliday: Stacy.

1113
02:12:42.990 --> 02:12:44.250
stacy: Can you hear me okay.

1114
02:12:44.550 --> 02:12:44.820
Vicki Halliday: Yes.

1115
02:12:45.150 --> 02:13:01.770
stacy: Thank you, sorry this was I was commenting on the porta potties it, you may have moved on, but i'm i'm a neighbor and so close to it, I think we need to work hard to move the movement encampment out of centennial park.

1116
02:13:02.160 --> 02:13:03.630
Frank Murphy: Well we've already moved on.

1117
02:13:04.620 --> 02:13:05.010
stacy: I just.

1118
02:13:05.400 --> 02:13:06.300
stacy: want to call them me.

1119
02:13:06.930 --> 02:13:13.650
Brian Ulf: This motion this motion will move it out of centennial park because it's returning public spaces, which is that is the number one.

1120
02:13:13.770 --> 02:13:14.100
stacy: Public.

1121
02:13:14.640 --> 02:13:15.810
Brian Ulf: yeah under siege.

1122
02:13:15.900 --> 02:13:17.760
stacy: I agree what you're saying yes yeah.

1123
02:13:17.940 --> 02:13:18.840
Brian Ulf: So that's what.

1124
02:13:18.900 --> 02:13:20.820
Brian Ulf: we're doing right now okay.

1125
02:13:22.590 --> 02:13:22.830
Frank Murphy: Okay.

1126
02:13:24.000 --> 02:13:27.810
Vicki Halliday: Okay um next up let's have admin gladly.

1127
02:13:37.770 --> 02:13:38.400
lisa redmond: There it is.

1128
02:13:39.990 --> 02:13:47.880
lisa redmond: yeah i'm obviously very opposed to this motion, mostly because i'm opposed to the whole line steel in the back room way it was done.

1129
02:13:48.360 --> 02:14:01.380
lisa redmond: and create it, but I think you have some problems to say to immediately implement because one all the terms of the deal, have not been worked out, so you can't immediately implement something that.

1130
02:14:01.980 --> 02:14:16.410
lisa redmond: You don't know what to immediately implement and then i'm very offended as everyone should be by returning public spaces to everyone's use that's very segregationist politic use.

1131
02:14:18.060 --> 02:14:35.160
lisa redmond: of words, the people who are unhealthy are also members of the public, and they have every right to use public spaces as well it's, not just for house people and putting out for tense and then the problem also is with.

1132
02:14:36.780 --> 02:14:48.300
lisa redmond: immediately implementing something also means building and creating shelters here in this area and I don't think everyone's realized that that how exciting that this alliance.

1133
02:14:49.020 --> 02:14:58.560
lisa redmond: deal is done, but that means everyone's gonna have to accept new shelters new homeless housing in their neighborhoods so think about that people.

1134
02:14:59.850 --> 02:15:07.500
lisa redmond: You can't just keep saying yeah we got an alliance lawsuit but now we're going to fight and make lawsuits against every project that comes our way so.

1135
02:15:08.730 --> 02:15:09.840
lisa redmond: vote no on this police.

1136
02:15:14.880 --> 02:15:16.050
Vicki Halliday: On next step girl.

1137
02:15:18.960 --> 02:15:19.800
Vicki Halliday: Good girl.

1138
02:15:21.150 --> 02:15:29.370
Darryl DuFay: As I understand that this is not emotion life brian's just giving us information about these quote unquote settlement.

1139
02:15:30.720 --> 02:15:33.150
Darryl DuFay: which I have referred to as the fantasy.

1140
02:15:34.200 --> 02:15:35.640
Darryl DuFay: When I read that.

1141
02:15:35.670 --> 02:15:42.060
Darryl DuFay: It was supposed to be between the county and the city and the county dropped out.

1142
02:15:43.830 --> 02:15:58.500
Darryl DuFay: And they county surprise supplies all the services and everyone that's talked about it it's if and and bus and I listened to chamber of mirrors when he was talking today.

1143
02:15:59.310 --> 02:16:09.630
Darryl DuFay: And he is a great spokesman spokesman that really told me nothing except about if ands or buts so i'm just making the comment.

1144
02:16:10.470 --> 02:16:31.410
Darryl DuFay: it's fine it's fine to to give a list of things and I don't know what you're going to do with it, other than to say Okay, we have a list so maybe that's what Maybe you can make you could clarify what you're going to with the list.

1145
02:16:32.520 --> 02:16:32.820
Jody Mortimer: girl.

1146
02:16:34.680 --> 02:16:39.870
Vicki Halliday: Okay that's the end of public comment so committee comment and i'd like to say something.

1147
02:16:44.610 --> 02:16:47.490
Vicki Halliday: Yes, there's still want to loosens in this lawsuit.

1148
02:16:48.750 --> 02:17:00.960
Vicki Halliday: I don't think it hurts us at any time to remind the city there's been a reason that we've been tied up with this lawsuit for as long as we have so let's just remind them every chance we get.

1149
02:17:02.160 --> 02:17:03.600
Vicki Halliday: That they need to be doing stuff.

1150
02:17:04.770 --> 02:17:06.510
Jody Mortimer: Is there a way to put up benchmarks.

1151
02:17:08.190 --> 02:17:13.410
Vicki Halliday: Now I mean you know every neighborhood Council could do it, but we're advisories and they're not going to pay any attention to us.

1152
02:17:13.770 --> 02:17:19.290
Jody Mortimer: Right yeah I felt see you know the who's the one how they ever going to enforce it, no.

1153
02:17:20.490 --> 02:17:21.060
Vicki Halliday: No, I think.

1154
02:17:21.270 --> 02:17:22.380
Brian Ulf: The judge the judge.

1155
02:17:23.760 --> 02:17:25.110
Jody Mortimer: was going to put somebody in jail.

1156
02:17:26.490 --> 02:17:29.490
Brian Ulf: No he'll he'll hold the Council people in contempt.

1157
02:17:29.640 --> 02:17:31.260
Jody Mortimer: yeah brilliant can do that.

1158
02:17:31.440 --> 02:17:32.130
Brian Ulf: Yes, he can.

1159
02:17:32.880 --> 02:17:33.210
well.

1160
02:17:34.950 --> 02:17:47.580
Brian Ulf: As just a reminder for the city of Venice to understand what it is extinct X date and we're asking for them to implement the plan as written you're being asked to do, pursuant to a judge or.

1161
02:17:50.610 --> 02:17:56.160
Brian Ulf: The judges, no one that says they're doing it or not, I just want to remind everybody that it needs to start.

1162
02:17:59.190 --> 02:18:03.570
Pat Raphael: The judgment is i'm finding the right it's not binding until all the.

1163
02:18:03.840 --> 02:18:15.600
Jody Mortimer: Calendar I think it's 2035 they said, and they say 2035 and till I mean the next 15 years and mono two years they were going to provide 15,000 new units.

1164
02:18:17.220 --> 02:18:17.670
Pat Raphael: So this.

1165
02:18:18.090 --> 02:18:22.140
Brian Ulf: Is Carter Jones Carter is not gonna let somebody tread water on this deal.

1166
02:18:22.380 --> 02:18:23.760
Brian Ulf: He wants to see results.

1167
02:18:23.940 --> 02:18:28.320
Brian Ulf: And we're just reminding our area that this is intact.

1168
02:18:28.920 --> 02:18:31.560
Vicki Halliday: Everybody from omaha calm and they'll get a free.

1169
02:18:31.560 --> 02:18:32.550
Vicki Halliday: apartment you know.

1170
02:18:33.720 --> 02:18:34.920
Vicki Halliday: that's what's happening now.

1171
02:18:36.810 --> 02:18:37.980
Vicki Halliday: We can't build enough.

1172
02:18:39.240 --> 02:18:41.130
Vicki Halliday: Okay what's coming in.

1173
02:18:43.920 --> 02:18:44.640
Frank Murphy: Elizabeth.

1174
02:18:48.330 --> 02:18:48.720
Elizabeth Wright: Thank you.

1175
02:18:51.300 --> 02:18:57.990
Elizabeth Wright: First, you know I picked it right it's the neighborhood count Venice neighborhood Council is going to be asking.

1176
02:19:00.780 --> 02:19:02.190
Elizabeth Wright: The question marks have to go.

1177
02:19:06.750 --> 02:19:16.950
Elizabeth Wright: And I think we really need to acknowledge the work that is actually being done, we don't hear about it during the process we just hear when something happens.

1178
02:19:17.970 --> 02:19:22.230
Elizabeth Wright: For example, they are creating additional shelter and housing.

1179
02:19:23.850 --> 02:19:26.010
Elizabeth Wright: They are reducing encampments.

1180
02:19:29.040 --> 02:19:30.630
Elizabeth Wright: They are offering shelter.

1181
02:19:34.710 --> 02:19:37.290
Elizabeth Wright: Before they say you've got to move right.

1182
02:19:41.010 --> 02:19:45.960
Elizabeth Wright: And I don't think it would hurt to acknowledge that they are actually doing these things.

1183
02:19:47.160 --> 02:19:49.470
Elizabeth Wright: and say just couldn't you do it faster.

1184
02:19:52.050 --> 02:19:53.730
Elizabeth Wright: Because that's what we're really after you.

1185
02:19:54.750 --> 02:19:57.240
Elizabeth Wright: Do it faster and.

1186
02:19:58.710 --> 02:20:00.600
Elizabeth Wright: work as hard as you can to.

1187
02:20:02.040 --> 02:20:08.280
Elizabeth Wright: reduce the homelessness I mean I have friends in many parts of the world, it is a global problem.

1188
02:20:08.730 --> 02:20:09.030
yeah.

1189
02:20:12.720 --> 02:20:15.480
Jody Mortimer: yeah I think a little bit of sugar wouldn't wouldn't hurt couldn't hurt.

1190
02:20:17.190 --> 02:20:24.510
Elizabeth Wright: And the Council poverty and homeless committee is Los Angeles city homeless and poverty.

1191
02:20:25.530 --> 02:20:26.010
Elizabeth Wright: Committee.

1192
02:20:27.510 --> 02:20:29.550
Vicki Halliday: Was can you take out the question marks.

1193
02:20:30.930 --> 02:20:31.200
Vicki Halliday: yeah.

1194
02:20:32.730 --> 02:20:33.930
Elizabeth Wright: Is that okay with everybody.

1195
02:20:35.100 --> 02:20:36.480
Frank Murphy: yeah where's the question.

1196
02:20:36.810 --> 02:20:37.530
Brian Ulf: question marks.

1197
02:20:38.160 --> 02:20:39.030
Jody Mortimer: yeah I didn't see what.

1198
02:20:43.560 --> 02:20:47.280
Elizabeth Wright: What I got a question mark in front of with this settlement.

1199
02:20:48.690 --> 02:20:49.110
Frank Murphy: I don't.

1200
02:20:50.580 --> 02:20:53.340
Brian Ulf: that's not the one that frank set up this afternoon or yesterday.

1201
02:20:57.120 --> 02:20:59.070
Elizabeth Wright: I had the European version yeah.

1202
02:21:00.000 --> 02:21:00.390
He.

1203
02:21:09.030 --> 02:21:18.480
Jody Mortimer: I do agree, though, maybe a little bit of sugar acknowledging, you know the hard work that stuff is being done, and some of the success, I mean limited success.

1204
02:21:21.030 --> 02:21:28.980
Elizabeth Wright: Well, it from from a readers perspective when you get a letter saying, will you please do this and you're already doing it.

1205
02:21:29.940 --> 02:21:30.300
Right.

1206
02:21:31.530 --> 02:21:34.560
Elizabeth Wright: You know, it says well this person doesn't know what's going on.

1207
02:21:42.540 --> 02:21:43.080
Frank Murphy: alright.

1208
02:21:46.770 --> 02:21:48.900
Frank Murphy: I had a hand up to, I was just.

1209
02:21:50.130 --> 02:21:57.090
Frank Murphy: commenting on the sense of urgency, because on all sides that sense of urgency exists.

1210
02:21:58.320 --> 02:22:02.430
Frank Murphy: On the homeless side there's a whole lot of conversation about.

1211
02:22:03.870 --> 02:22:09.300
Frank Murphy: All this money's being spent for the how's it being spent why don't why Why am I still sitting here.

1212
02:22:10.410 --> 02:22:12.960
Frank Murphy: Why am I still trapped in this.

1213
02:22:14.670 --> 02:22:15.210
Frank Murphy: condition.

1214
02:22:16.740 --> 02:22:18.450
Frank Murphy: On the House side.

1215
02:22:19.470 --> 02:22:22.860
Frank Murphy: it's you know similar thing, where people are saying.

1216
02:22:24.150 --> 02:22:36.690
Frank Murphy: Why isn't anything being done by you know i'm i'm i'm i'm participating i'm you know I pay a lot of taxes etc, etc, you know what what the hell is going on.

1217
02:22:37.470 --> 02:22:50.370
Frank Murphy: So I think making that punctuation marker that you know is is is is really important, I don't know how much effect it will have but i'd like to hope, it would have some effect.

1218
02:22:51.480 --> 02:22:54.360
Frank Murphy: But that's that's where i'm coming from on this.

1219
02:23:13.860 --> 02:23:14.760
Vicki Halliday: Can we take us out.

1220
02:23:15.210 --> 02:23:16.500
Frank Murphy: I think we should go to a vote.

1221
02:23:17.970 --> 02:23:18.480
Elizabeth Wright: amendment.

1222
02:23:19.110 --> 02:23:19.680
Vicki Halliday: Oh OK.

1223
02:23:22.320 --> 02:23:36.510
Elizabeth Wright: I would like to amend that for the things that are currently being done, we acknowledge and in the wording can be we realize this is currently being done and.

1224
02:23:37.530 --> 02:23:41.190
Elizabeth Wright: want to put more pressure on so it gets done faster.

1225
02:23:42.210 --> 02:23:43.590
Elizabeth Wright: Please wordsmith.

1226
02:23:52.110 --> 02:23:52.410
Brian Ulf: I think.

1227
02:23:53.370 --> 02:24:02.100
Brian Ulf: I think your intent is great Liz um but, again, this This is something that's already documented in in the Court documents and we're not.

1228
02:24:03.060 --> 02:24:04.110
Elizabeth Wright: yeah I understand.

1229
02:24:04.230 --> 02:24:11.880
Brian Ulf: we're not going to be able to amend it we're just being nice when we deliver it saying thank you for what you're doing but here's what you've been you agreed to do.

1230
02:24:12.390 --> 02:24:17.070
Jody Mortimer: yeah well that's as simple as that can remember it to say something like that something like that.

1231
02:24:19.560 --> 02:24:19.950
Frank Murphy: polite.

1232
02:24:26.160 --> 02:24:28.440
Brian Ulf: Are we are we finished with Liz she wanted.

1233
02:24:30.270 --> 02:24:31.200
colette: Oh, I just wanted to.

1234
02:24:31.260 --> 02:24:34.410
Elizabeth Wright: make a comment there wasn't seconded so it's it's gone.

1235
02:24:35.670 --> 02:24:36.120
Elizabeth Wright: that's fine.

1236
02:24:38.190 --> 02:24:38.580
Frank Murphy: All right.

1237
02:24:40.110 --> 02:24:40.500
colette: Okay.

1238
02:24:41.580 --> 02:24:53.430
colette: The the wording about minimizing law enforcement that was also in there, I just I just want to voice my concern because I absolutely don't agree with minimizing law enforcement when it comes to.

1239
02:24:53.940 --> 02:25:03.030
colette: encampment so, if anything, we need more law enforcement so part of the problem is a lack of enforcement that's why we have so many problems around the encampments.

1240
02:25:06.630 --> 02:25:11.790
Brian Ulf: I tend to I tend to agree with you, but again, this is what they've already agreed to we're not going to be able to change it.

1241
02:25:12.390 --> 02:25:14.400
colette: i'm more making a thing just.

1242
02:25:14.910 --> 02:25:15.750
Frank Murphy: Listen okay.

1243
02:25:16.860 --> 02:25:17.250
Thank you.

1244
02:25:18.900 --> 02:25:19.470
Frank Murphy: Okay that's.

1245
02:25:19.710 --> 02:25:26.280
Pat Raphael: Fine, the original idea that we want to remember what we're doing this is not are.

1246
02:25:27.630 --> 02:25:47.490
Pat Raphael: We are the motion this is basically taking what the judge has already told these folks in all of these different executive agencies, they should be working on and doing right now and we're saying, if this is something that sounded like a good place to go with homelessness.

1247
02:25:49.020 --> 02:25:50.160
Pat Raphael: It should have some.

1248
02:25:51.690 --> 02:25:56.730
Pat Raphael: Local support on the ground, saying let's all move the engines.

1249
02:25:58.800 --> 02:26:11.040
Pat Raphael: Because this is something that it seems like it's going to take a lot of pieces to ever you know pull this off, but let's start thinking on these terms, it seems like that's what we say.

1250
02:26:11.490 --> 02:26:12.780
Pat Raphael: With vote agree yes.

1251
02:26:14.310 --> 02:26:14.730
Frank Murphy: yeah I.

1252
02:26:16.080 --> 02:26:18.540
Frank Murphy: agree any other comments.

1253
02:26:19.620 --> 02:26:24.060
Vicki Halliday: i'm trying to get stand back on Stan and printer promote you so you're back in.

1254
02:26:25.980 --> 02:26:26.550
Frank Murphy: Oh.

1255
02:26:28.770 --> 02:26:30.270
Vicki Halliday: There he comes there you go.

1256
02:26:30.630 --> 02:26:32.100
Vicki Halliday: So you can vote on this.

1257
02:26:36.810 --> 02:26:37.170
Frank Murphy: Dr.

1258
02:26:39.180 --> 02:26:41.160
Frank Murphy: Stan you have any comments on this.

1259
02:26:43.110 --> 02:26:44.760
Ansar Muhammad: I don't have any comments on it.

1260
02:26:46.260 --> 02:26:49.470
Ansar Muhammad: i'm just listening to the conversation I don't have.

1261
02:26:51.420 --> 02:26:51.870
Frank Murphy: Okay.

1262
02:26:53.400 --> 02:26:54.390
Frank Murphy: let's go to vote.

1263
02:26:58.020 --> 02:26:58.560
Frank Murphy: brain.

1264
02:26:58.770 --> 02:26:59.340
Yes.

1265
02:27:00.690 --> 02:27:01.230
Frank Murphy: cool that.

1266
02:27:03.210 --> 02:27:03.720
colette: Yes.

1267
02:27:11.400 --> 02:27:12.120
Yes.

1268
02:27:15.090 --> 02:27:15.570
Elizabeth Wright: Yes.

1269
02:27:17.670 --> 02:27:18.090
Frank Murphy: Yes.

1270
02:27:19.200 --> 02:27:19.770
Frank Murphy: Stan.

1271
02:27:20.910 --> 02:27:21.600
Ansar Muhammad: Yes.

1272
02:27:23.070 --> 02:27:23.640
Frank Murphy: God.

1273
02:27:24.210 --> 02:27:24.930
Yes.

1274
02:27:26.070 --> 02:27:27.180
Frank Murphy: frank, yes.

1275
02:27:32.550 --> 02:27:39.120
Frank Murphy: Alright, the next item is the committee comments on items, not on the agenda for consideration.

1276
02:27:40.260 --> 02:27:41.040
Frank Murphy: um.

1277
02:27:43.470 --> 02:27:47.760
Frank Murphy: Does anybody have anything they want to voice now.

1278
02:27:50.640 --> 02:27:51.420
Yes.

1279
02:27:54.000 --> 02:27:58.500
Pat Raphael: This part was coming, but often we talk about.

1280
02:27:59.610 --> 02:28:22.260
Pat Raphael: How many kids are dying out here every couple of days so recently in finance, there was a young man who came by is an alternative lifestyle kind of guy and he found his way in Venice right as often people doing Sometimes this is the only place that's left for them.

1281
02:28:23.310 --> 02:28:25.800
Pat Raphael: Maybe it feels in the whole country and.

1282
02:28:28.620 --> 02:28:32.010
Pat Raphael: I feel, whenever one of these deaths happened.

1283
02:28:32.910 --> 02:28:37.710
Pat Raphael: it's a whole community failure, so I, as a person who.

1284
02:28:38.820 --> 02:28:48.510
Pat Raphael: You know knew him, he was a homeless guy living out here, I just wanted to bring to our attention that drugs in.

1285
02:28:51.030 --> 02:28:55.230
Pat Raphael: complications from being out here has cost another.

1286
02:29:02.550 --> 02:29:03.420
Frank Murphy: anybody else.

1287
02:29:03.630 --> 02:29:12.750
Ansar Muhammad: I can relate, I can relate, I can relate to look Pakistan I just lost someone who I knew many years.

1288
02:29:15.030 --> 02:29:23.430
Ansar Muhammad: You know, he was in that hotel overall Washington boulevard and what rumor is is that to fit all is running rapid.

1289
02:29:24.510 --> 02:29:27.840
Ansar Muhammad: In every known substance, whether it be, we shall we have to Iran.

1290
02:29:29.790 --> 02:29:41.010
Ansar Muhammad: has taken over even met situation to fit to boot up, so I can relate to that man, so you know definitely goes out to you people.

1291
02:29:47.550 --> 02:29:49.260
Frank Murphy: anybody else have any comments.

1292
02:29:53.700 --> 02:29:54.150
Frank Murphy: Any.

1293
02:29:55.770 --> 02:29:58.380
Frank Murphy: anything they want us, they want to get.

1294
02:30:00.660 --> 02:30:03.240
Frank Murphy: Any more comments, nobody has any more comments.

1295
02:30:04.830 --> 02:30:05.880
Frank Murphy: Then we're adjourned.

1296
02:30:07.260 --> 02:30:08.040
Jody Mortimer: Thank you very much.

1297
02:30:08.160 --> 02:30:09.540
Frank Murphy: Thank you very much folks.

1298
02:30:10.050 --> 02:30:10.860
Jody Mortimer: Thank you baby.

1299
02:30:11.430 --> 02:30:12.450
Frank Murphy: Thank you ricky.

1300
02:30:12.900 --> 02:30:14.880
Jody Mortimer: Thank you for bringing into circle that was great.

1301
02:30:15.390 --> 02:30:15.810
Thank.

1302
02:30:17.100 --> 02:30:19.350
Elizabeth Wright: You Thank you so much for everything you're doing.

1303
02:30:20.670 --> 02:30:22.590
Vicki Halliday: Well, not much thank you.

1304
02:30:25.290 --> 02:30:25.650
Vicki Halliday: I.

1305
02:30:26.970 --> 02:30:30.210
Frank Murphy: See energy and I witness it all the time.