Accessible. Accessible features are cheaper but the housing cost more. In the first resolution or the next paragraph of resolution you ask for stricter enforcement but youre not specific. Do you mean on the expenditure of moh money, how would that happen . I dont know how to change this language during this hear, but i like to hear more guidance so the people who youre expecting something from know who they are. This is too vague in my opinion. And finally i think the suggestion to have an accessible data base is a great idea. The company i ran with had state funding and that meant that we had a half time staff person every month to call all the lower Income Private and subsidized sources and see what was out there and put it on data base and make it available to people. That can be done but it does take money and it has to be low cated some where. Where are you suggestion that its located. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Is there anyone on the bridge line . No. Any Council M
Something that howard said about people having to leave their housing. Im finding them in livermoore and that means that San Francisco are leaving from their community. So i support this resolution. Thank you. Thank you. I support it too. Housing its key to your whole body of health. For real because if the housing is messed up, i think everything comes out of line on that. Okay. Is there any more staff, do you have anything . Carla johnson intern director. I think i support what Council Member supanich said which is to see the value in the Public Comment that we heard today and to want to find a way to incorporate that into a final resolution that i think could be better than it is right now and i think its a really beautiful resolution that youve crafted. May i please. Carla, i would also like to welcome others who are interested to come to our next meeting. I dont know if this would be this will be taken up at our executive meeting which is this coming monday or tuesday. From what t
Chip and denise. Thank you. The disability Disaster Preparedness committee on or the ddcp met on friday july 5th, 2013. Attendieses were city agencies, Community Based organization and the general public. There was a lengthy and detailed discussion about the recent golden guardian exercise in may. Several topics were covered and some conclusions made. A good number of disabled people participated in the exercise acting as shelter resident in the after math of a destructive disaster. People described their experiences acting as disaster victims showing up at the shelter for help and they had a wide variety of reactions from shelter workers and different experiences dur the exercise. People using wheelchairs had difficulty maneuvering through registration tables and there just wasnt enough room and there wasnt enough room between cots for wheelchair users to get by. Several disabled shelter resident after registration were taken to a cot and they never saw another worker again. No one ca
Included most recently in the living with dignity plan that was done through the department of aging and Adult Services and we added a couple things that i think totally dub neatly with your work trying to insure that accessible units pows people who need accessible units layers subsidies on new construction, accessible units so that they are also affordable. Often new construction buildings are not subsidized with section 8. Theyre tax credit buildings so while theyre lovely and new and accessible, theyre not affordable to the folks at the very lowest income level whopz need those units. Weve tried to get funding from a person and could be housed with the Mayors Office and you heard about the number of complaints they received, how many of them came from housing situations. Well love to see an effort to resolve the issues at the lowest conflict level. So i want to offer to join forces. I also want to say that theres a lot of work that unfortunately has gone into many, many, plans over
Take evasive action to avoid hitting a camel. Drivers called 911 and kpix 5 reporter tells us the 911 folks called in some cowboys. Then we got called to check it out. Yes. This was an unusual road hazard. It was a camel that actually escaped twice today. This camel has a name. His name is rudy, and hes known here in this area. Tonight it was touch and go trying to get him back in a trailer. Tonight half a dozen east bay cowboys had the tricky task of corralling rudy into this trailer along bailey road. Several ropes were attached to the camel and truck to help guide rude di into the trailer. We intentionally did not turn on our camera lights so we wouldnt spook him. This is quite a big assignment here. I been a cowboy my whole life. All ive ever done is work with cows. On the ranch its creative ingenuity. Whatever you figure out is whatever is going to work especially here on bailey road. We need to get this thing in the trailer. This afternoon rudy was walking south on bailey road, c