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Home My WebLink AboutUpdate City COVID-19 Response Plan and Actions for Review an v= City of Huntington Beach File #: 20-1584 MEETING DATE: 4/20/2020 Update of the City COVID-19 Response Plan and Actions for Review and Discussion City of Huntington Beach Page 1 of 1 Printed on 4/15/2020 powered by LegistarTIO From: Melissa Bobie To: Agenda Comment Cc: Fikes Cathv;CITY COUNCIL Subject: Regarding safety for first responders Date: Monday,April 13,2020 11:26:19 AM AGENDA COMMENT I am writing to you to inquire why the first responders,primarily police,aren't wearing n95 masks.To my knowledge they respond first to calls where individuals are not breathing and need assistance fast. I know that they are providing them with cloth masks but we know this doesn't protect like the n95. If our nurses and doctors need them to care for sick patients,and EMS/fire are being provided with the necessary protection gear to care for individuals,then I strongly believe the police NEED them as well. Otherwise we are putting them and their families at risk. Thank you and I really hope there is something you all can do to help protect our police officers. Sincerely, Melissa Sent from my Whone From: MYHB To: Switzer,Donna; Esparza Patty; Estanislau, Robin Subject: MyHB-#279545 Agenda&Public Hearing Comments[] Date: Saturday,April 11,2020 2:50:12 PM MyHB New Report Submitted -#279545 Status Work Order New #279545 Issue Type Agenda& Public Hearing Comments Subtype City Council Meeting Notes LACK OF COMMUNICATION REGARDING VIRUS IN THIS CITY.WHY ARE OUR CITY COUCIL MEMBERS NOT INFORMING THIS CITIES RESIDENCE OF THE EFFECTS TO OUR CITY. HOW DOES THIS VIRUS EFFECT US DIRECTLY AND WHY ARE YOU NOT INFORMING THE CITY HOW WE SHOULD PROTECT OURSELVES.ALL THE INFO WE GET IS FROM THE LOS ANGELES CITY ELECTORATES, DOES OUR CITY COUNCIL HAVE ANY INFORMATION, OR ARE YOU ALL HIDNG FROM THE VIRUS? View the Report ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email GILBERT MORALES harboglen1@icloud.com Phone Report Submitted 714-960-8252 APR 11, 2020-2:50 PM •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MyHB To: Switzer,Donna; Esparza, Patty;Estanislau, Robin Subject: MyHB-#279552 Agenda&Public Hearing Comments[] Date: Saturday,April 11,2020 3:07:44 PM MyHB New Report Submitted -#279552 Status Work Order New #279552 Issue Type Agenda& Public Hearing Comments Subtype City Council Meeting Notes WHY ARE WE NOT HEARING FROM OUR CITY COUCIL REGARDING THE VIRUS EPIDEMIC ? INFORMATION ONLY FROM THE LA CITY IS GREAT, BUT DOES IT ALSO APLY TO HUNTINGTON BEACH?ARE THERE TESTING STATIONS AVAILABLE TO HB RESIDENCE? DO THE SAME LAWS REGARDING RENT APLY TO HB?WHY ARE YOU MUTE REGARDING THIS DISASTER?WE WILL REMEMBER THIS AT ELECTION TIME. Image I j View the Report ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email GIL MORALES harbogien1@icioud.com Phone Report Submitted 714-951-4840 APR 11, 2020 -3:07 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. FY 2019/20 Budget Situation Overview City of Huntington Beach FY 2019/20 COVID-19 Budget Response Plan City Council Meeting April 20,2020 I. MD.- Revenue Projections—Then vs.Now Budgetary Impact of Revenue Reduction •FY 2019/20 Revenue Situation...Prior to COVID-19 •So...how does the revenue drop impact our overall projected FY 2019/20 General Fund budget? -Projected FY 2019120 Revenues: $236.9 M -If we do nothing,our current projected FY 2019/20 General Fund budget position is as follows: >Revenues: $218.5 M •FY 2019/20 Revenue Situation...Now >Expenditures: $232.8 M >NET POSITION: ($14.3 M) -Revised FY 2019120 Revenues: $218.5 M •Projected Revenue Decline of- 18.4 M The financial situation is dire,but keep in mind... • -We have multiple budgetary adjustment levers to pull to address the fiscal situation -Represents a-7.8%reduction in GF revenue receipts for FY 2019/20 —Also,we have significant GF reserve account levels >Current GF Strategic Planning Reserve: $16.00 M (7.3%of revised projected GF revenues) >Total Restricted GFReserve: $56.80 M (25.9%of revised projected GF revenues) >TOTAL: $72.80 M(33.3%of revised projected GF revenues) •Of note our budget response plan does not rely on the use of any reserve funds to balance the FY 2019120 budget Current FY 2019/20 Budget Balancing Strategy •Key identified expenditure reductions >Suspend Remaining Supplemental Retirement Transfer: -$0.50 M >Suspend Remaining Retiree Medical Transfer: -$0.50 M FY 2019/20 >Suspend Section 115 Retirement Transfer: -$1.00 M Revised Revenue Assumptions >Hiring Freeze: -$2.00 M >COVID-19 Reimbursable Expenses: -$ 1.00 M >Reduce Overstated GF Bond Transfer: -$0.30 M >Suspend General Liability Fund Transfer: -$4.80 M >Reduce Infrastructure Fund Transfer: -$ 1.00 M >Reduce Equipment Replacement Transfer: -$2.92 M >Citywide Operating Budget Cuts: -$2.46 M >TOTAL IDENTIFIED REDUCTIONS -$16.48 M •If we can instituted these cuts,our revised projected FY 2019/20 General Fund budget would be as follows: >Revenues: $218.5 M >Expenditures: $216.3 M >NET POSITION: $ 2.2 M Property Tax Assumption Revenue Decrease Assumptions •Overview OE act CURRENT REVISED s Incraasa I %Incna•a I J FV 2019-20 FY 2019-20 —Original Revenue Estimate: $92.41 M Account Pnflected PmJ•ct•d (Decrae•el (D•croaa•) —Revised Revenue Estimate: $92.05 M REVENUES —Net Change: $10.36)M Property Taz 92.408,127 92,048,882 (359.245) .04% Sales Taz 41,283,740 37.000.000 (4.283,740) .104% Pubsc safety sales To. 2,475.075 2,191.098 (283,987) -11.5% •Notes/Assumptions Francnses 6,624.776 5,720,627 (904,149) -13.6% —The estimated 0.39%drop In Property Tax receipts is based on current property tax collection trends Transent Occupancy Tar 14,001,737 9,666,749 (4,334,988) -31.0% —COVID-19 economic impact on Property Tax revenues is muted this year,however,we are projecting possible material declines Utility Users Tax 17,906.061 17.380,275 (525,786) -2.9% beginning in FY 2022/23 Business License Tax 2,401,890 2,000.000 (401,880) .16.7% License and Pits 5,755.902 5.639,650 (116,252) -2.0% Fines and Forfehures 4.518,511 3,250.000 (1,268.511) -28.1% Inlere91..- 500,000 0 (500,000) -100.0% Use of Morey and Property 17,572,364 13.2%000 (4,322,354) -246% Revenue ham Other Agencies 3,066.914 3,130.130 63,316 2.1% Charges for Current Services 26,3U 005 24,630.502 (1,757,503) 6.7% Other Revenue 1455,615 2,075.799 620,184 42.6% Non-Op—ing Revenue 519.362 513.779 (5,583) -1.1% Total Remove• 236.077,970 210,497,491 (10,390,409) -7.0% Sales Tax Assumption TOT Assumptions •Overview •Overview —Original Revenue Estimate: $41.28 M —Original Revenue Estimate: $14.00 M —Revised Revenue Estimate: $37.00 M —Revised Revenue Estimate: $ 9.67 M —Net Change: $(4.28)M —Net Change: $(4.33)M •Notes/Assumptions •Notes/Assumptions —The estimated overall 10.38%drop in sales tax revenues has been based on assuming a 7.5%decrease in Q1-2020 and a 36.1% —The estimated overall 30.96%drop in TOT revenues has been based on the following assumptions: decrease in Q2-2020,and then factoring in an additional 1.3%reduction >March— 60%reduction from normal receipts —Those top-level reduction numbers are based on the following assumptions: >April— 95%reduction from normal receipts >Auto Sales >Fuel/Service Stations >May— 98%reduction from normal receipts —12%decline in Q1-2020 // 55%decline in Q2-2020 —10%decline in Q1-2020 // 50%decline in Q2-2020 >June— 99%reduction from normal receipts >Business/Industry >General Consumer Goods —15%decline in Q1-2020 // 30%decline in Q2-2020 —15%decline in Q1-2020 // 45%decline in Q2-2020 >Building/Construction >Restaurants/Hotels —7%decline in Q1-2020 // 40%decline in Q2-2020 —10%decline in Q1-2020 // 60%decline in Q2-2020 >Food/Drugs >State/County Pools(Internet Sales) —5%increase in Q3-2020 // 5%increase in Q2-2020 —15%increase in Q1-2020 // 10%increase in Q2-2020 Business License Assumptions Licenses&Permits Assumptions •Overview •Overview —Original Revenue Estimate: $2.40 M —Original Revenue Estimate: $5.76 M —Revised Revenue Estimate: $2.00 M —Revised Revenue Estimate: $5.64 M —Net Change: $(0.40)M —Net Change: $(0.12)M •Notes/Assumptions •Notes/Assumptions —The estimated overall 16.73%drop in Business License revenues has been developed assuming the following factors: —In a bit of good news,we're projecting that our license and permit fee revenues will only decrease by 2.02%,based on the following >25%decline in renewals factors: >50%decline in new business licenses issues compared with the prior year >Actual activity in building,planning,and fire permit activity has been fairly consistent even in the midst of the COVID-19 situation >This is likely due to the digital systems that the City quickly implemented at the onset of the pandemic Charges for Current Services Fines&Forfeitures Assumptions •Overview •Overview —Original Revenue Estimate: $26.38 M —Original Revenue Estimate: $4.52 M —Revised Revenue Estimate: $24.63 M —Revised Revenue Estimate: $3.25 M —Net Change: $(1.76)M —Net Change: $(1.27)M •Notes/Assumptions •Notes/Assumptions —We are projecting that Charges for Current Services fee revenues will decrease by 6.7%,based on the following factors: —The estimated overall 28.07%drop in Fines&Forfeitures revenue has been based on the following factors: >Building,planning,and fire inspection fees are trending to show modest decreases >Primary contributor to revenue drop is an assumed 75%reduction in estimated parking fines and traffic fines in Q2-2020 >Overall reduction is due primarily to special event and recreation class cancellations Use of Money&Property Assumptions Revenue Decrease Summary •Overview —Original Revenue Estimate: $17.57 M Oet1 Fv 2019-20 FV 20t CURRENT REVISED 9-20 S Incroess r %Incroese r Account Protected Projected (Decroeee) (Decroesa) —Revised Revenue Estimate: $13.25 M —Net Change: $(4.32)M REVENUES Property Tax 92.408,127 92.048,882 (359,245) -04% Sales Tax 41,293,740 37,000.000 (4,283,740) .104% •Notes/Assumptions Pack safety saes Tax 2,475.075 a191oee (293,987) .11.5% —The estimated overall 24.6%drop in Use of Money&Property revenues has been developed assuming the following factors: Franchives 6,624.776 5.720,627 (M,149) -13.6% Transient Occupancy Tax 14,001.737 9,666,749 (4,334,988) J7.0% >Rent holiday for City concessionaires UO1ry Users Tax 17,906,061 17,380,275 (525.766) -2.9% >Zero revenue from parking lot fees and parking meters for Q2-2020 N..n.ss License Tax 2,401,880 2,000.000 (401,890) -16.7% Lcenm and Paints 5.755.902 5.639.650 (116.252) -2.0% Fnes and Fodeeures 4,518.511 3,250.000 (1268,511) -28.1% Interest Intone 500.000 0 PW,WD) -100.0% Use of Money and Pmpedy 17,572.364 13,250,000 (4.322,364) .24.6% Revenue(—Other Pgencin 3,066,814 3,130,130 63,310 2.1% Charges for GLrrent Senses 26,398,005 24,630.502 (1,757,503) 6.7% Other Revenue 1,455A15 2,075,799 620.184 42.6% N-,Dper WV Revenue 519,362 513,779 (5,583) -1.1% Total Rwoewoo 236,977.970 212.497.431 (18.390.499) -7.4% Proposed Expenditure Cuts •Key identified expenditure reductions >Suspend Remaining Supplemental Retirement Transfer: -$0.50 M FY 2019 20 >Suspend Remaining Retiree Medical Transfer: $0.50 M Proposed Expenditure Cuts >Suspend Section 115 Retirement Transfer: $ 1.00 M >Hiring Freeze: -$ 2.00 M >COVID-19 Reimbursable Expenses: -$ 1.00 M >Reduce Overstated GF Bond Transfer: -$0.30 M >Suspend General Liability Fund Transfer: -$4.80 M >Reduce Infrastructure Fund Transfer: -$ 1.00 M >Reduce Equipment Replacement Transfer: -$2.92 M >Citywide Operating Budget Cuts: -$2.46 M >TOTAL IDENTIFIED REDUCTIONS -$16.48 M Supplemental Employee Retirement Program Transfer Reduction OPEB Retiree Medical Transfer Reduction •Background—Supplemental Employee Retirement Program(SERP) •Background—Other Post Employment Benefit(OPEB)Retiree Medical Transfer —For FY 2019/20,the City budgeted a$4.0 M transfer to the SERP —For FY 2019/20,the City budgeted a$1.44 M transfer to the OPEB fund >The SERP is a legacy program that provides qualified employees with enhanced retirement benefits >The City's OPEB retiree health program provides qualified employees with up to$344/month in funding for medical costs >Of note,employees hired after 1998 are not eligible for the SERP benefit —Outside of safety employees,only those hired prior to 2004 are eligible for the OPEB benefit —The SERP is projected to have an estimated fund balance of$70.7 M as of the end of FY 2019/20,and would be at 100%funded status —The OPEB fund is projected to have an estimated fund balance of$30.9 M as of the end of FY 2019/20,and would be at 95%funded status •Impact of Proposed Cut —By reducing the transfer by$0.5 M,the funded status of the SERP would decrease by 0.7%,from 100%to 99.3% •Impact Proposed Cut —By reducing the transfer by$0.5 M,the funded status of the OPEB fund would decrease by 1.5%,from 95%to 93.5% •Recommendation —Save the General Fund$0.5 M by reducing the transfer for the SERP for this current FY •Recommendation —Save the General Fund$0.5 M by reducing the transfer for the OPEB fund for this current FY Section 115 Retirement Transfer Reduction Hiring Freeze •Background—Section 115 Retirement Fund Transfer •Background—Hiring Freeze —For FY 2019/20,the current City budget includes a$2 M transfer to the Section 115 Trust —Currently,the City has around 64 vacant positions >The City's Section 115 Trust is a retirement savings account for pension-related costs >This represents around 7%of the City's overall workforce —The Section 115 Trust started the current year with a fund balance of$6.695 M —Freezing the hiring of all non-critical positions will save the General Fund an estimated$2 M this current FY >With the$2 M transfer,the Section 115 Trust was projected to have a year-end fund balance of$8.695 M •Impact of Proposed Cut •Impact of Proposed Cut —Not filling vacant positions will increase the workload for existing staff,however,the hiring freeze is not expected to materially impact —There is no required annual savings level for the City's Section 115 Trust current service levels —Reducing the transfer from$2 M to$1 M would result in the Section 115 Trust having a projected fund balance of$7.695 M at the end of the current FY •Recommendation —Save the General Fund$2 M by freezing the hiring of all non-critical positions •Recommendation —Save the General Fund$1 M by reducing the transfer for the Section 115 Trust for this current FY COVID-19 Reimbursable Expenses Reduce Overstated GF Bond Payment Transfer •Background—COVID-19 Reimbursable Expenses •Background—General Fund Bond Payment Transfer —The Federal Government has invoked the Stafford Act in establishing an national emergency declaration —The City current has 4 outstanding bonds for the following projects: —That determination by the Federal Government makes the City eligible for reimbursement of certain COVID-19 related response costs >Pier Plaza —Many of our current year expenses are eligible for reimbursement by FEMA and through Federal Stimulus dollars in the CARES Act >Senior Center >Conservatively,we expect to receive at least$1 M in Federal reimbursements for current year costs >Library/Sports Complex >Civic Center —The total annual GF payment for our existing bonds is"$4.6 M •Impact of Proposed Cut >As part of the current year budget,we overstated the required General Fund transfer by$0.3 M —There will be a positive financial impact to the City as a result of applying for reimbursement through FEMA and the CARES Act •Impact of Proposed Cut •Recommendation —None—the budgeted General Fund transfer for the bond payment this year was overstated by$0.3 M —Apply a conservative General Fund reimbursable allocation of$1 M for the current FY •Recommendation —Save the General Fund$0.3 M by reducing the overstated transfer for bond payments this FY General Liability Fund Transfer Suspension Infrastructure Fund Transfer Reduction •Background—General Liability Fund •Background—Infrastructure Fund Transfer —The City's General Liability fund is currently overfunded at 178%,prior to a planned$4.8 M General Fund transfer scheduled for this FY —The City has a scheduled$4 M General Fund transfer into the Infrastructure Fund for this FY >$15.2 M has been saved for incurred general liability issues,which are currently estimated at$8.5 M —Of that amount,$1 M was reserved for a debt service bond payment for upgrades to the City's Police Department •Impact of Proposed Cut •Impact of Proposed Cut —Suspending the City's$4.8 M transfer to the City's General Liability fund will result in the fund being at 122%funded at the end of this —The City has not yet finalized plans to move forward with the Police Department upgrade project,and to that end,the$1 M FY reservation for debt service is not needed —Furthermore,reducing the General Fund transfer from$4 M to$3 M does not impact our ability to meet the 15%GF infrastructure spending requirement(est.at 15.6%after identified adjustments) •Recommendation —Save the General Fund$4.8 M by suspending the General Liability fund transfer for this FY •Recommendation —Save the General Fund$1 M by decreasing the transfer to the Infrastructure Fund Equipment Replacement Reductions Equipment Replacement Cuts Prior Year Encumbrances •Background—Equipment Replacement Reduction —Staff has analyzed prior year equipment replacement encumbrances,and reviewed current year outstanding funding requests OrderTotal Dept Supplier Nalme —That analysis has identified the following: FIR )AI ME PINA PUMPING SERVICE 06/27118 MILEY KECK TANK FARM REPAIR 1,755 Cancel >$1.44 M in prior year encumbrances that are no longer needed FIR BRAUN NORTHWEST INC 10/11/I8 2018 NORTH STAR AMBULANCE 17 Cancel >$1.02 M in current year outstanding requests that will not be completed prior to the end of the FY FIR DALMATIAN FIRE EQUIPMENT 02/12119 SCOTT 4.5 AP75 CBRN HOSE 8,728 C-1 >$0.46 M in current year requisitions that can be cancelled FIR DALMATIAN FIRE EQUIPMENT 02/12/19 FREIGHT-ESTIMATED 100 Cancel FIR UN CURT IS B SONS 03/05119 DUAL RANGE NOZZLE W/TWIST 304 Cancel NS VERIZON WIRELESS 05/31/19 T. 0 Cancel POL ENFORCEMENT AVIATION SERVICES INC W28/16 HeE Pant Rem rvayRepa 52,750 Add to PY 20121 •Impact of Proposed Cut POL INNOVATIVE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT 07/26/18 Outf irig labor 2,020 Cancel —No operational impacts have been identified from the identified current year cuts POL INNOVATIVE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT 07/26/18 Outfitting Interceptor units 528 Cancel —Additional detail on following slides NO UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 09/28/16 can 30,535 Centel NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 09128116 can 9,778 Centel NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 09/27/17 reFRBSH OIL TRNSMSSN LINEJOTH 13,605 Cancel NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 09127/17 REPLACE CITY RAU GENERATORS 285,006 Cancel •Recommendation NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 06/28/18 PENDING 17118 EQUIPMENT REPLAC 99,243 Cancel —Save the General Fund$2.92 M by reducing current year equipment replacement cost reductions NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 06J17119 Comm Sv<s Equip Cary Over 56,2D0 Cancel NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 06/77l19 Non-Depart Equip Cony Over 189,227 Cancel NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 06/17/19 15 Equip Carry Over 2,287 Cancel NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 06/17119 Public Woik3 Equip Carry Over 477,845 Cancel NON UNKNOWN SUPPLIER 06/17/19 Re Equip Cary Over 209,934 Cancel 1,440,448.86 Equipment Replacement Cuts Equipment Replacement Cuts Current Year Requests to be Cancelled/Deferred Current Year Requests Already Cancelled Outstanding Equipment Replacement Requests as of. 4/14/20 Dept Decrlption Amount Action LIB Self Service Checkout Kiosk 15,000 Add to FY 20/21 Supplier Order Date� Order Description Total Arnount CMS Pay Stations 176,000 Add to FY 20/21 Narne CMS 2006 Ford F-150 Pickup Truck(Unit 100048)-Adult Sports 8.515 Cancel FIR Lease on the two vehicles above 250,000 Cancel EMCOR SERVICES/MESA ENERGY SYSTEMS INC 03/03/20 LGMQ FAN COIL REPLACEMENT 125,000.00 FIR Mobil Device Upgrade 37,629 Add el FY 20/21 EMCOR SERVICES/MESA ENERGY SYSTEMS INC 03/12/20 Replace(5)Spit Systems 88,570.00 NISNIS Server Upgrade 7,318 Cancel EMCOR SERVICES/MESA ENERGY SYSTEMS INC 03/12/20 Contingency 5,000.00 LIB Computer Equipment 15,318 Add el FY 20/21 EMWR SERVICES/MESA ENERGY SYSTEMS INC 03/12/20 Replace Rooftop AL Handlers 231,154.00 EMCOR SERVICES/MESA ENERGY SYSTEMS INC 03/12/20 Con[hgency 10,000.00 LIB Public Access computers 10,000 Add to FY 20/21 POL 2001 Ford F-150-Investigation(1 unit) 40,000 Add to FY 20/21 Total 459,724.00 PWK Edison Comm Ctr HVAC Equipment 62,550 Add to FY 20/21 PWK Engine Control Systems at Flood Control Stations 240,000 Add to FY 20/21 PWK LPG Emergency Back-up Fuel Supply Systems-Flood Control 100,000 Add to FY 20/21 PWK 2001 Ford F-250(Unit 100781)Landscape 9,189 Cancel PWK 2003 Ford F-150(Unit 100879)Signs 2,261 Cancel NON Savings(Budget vs Request) 48,727 Cancel Total 2,027,139 T L m E E 3 H E Y N 3 V Q L+ d O CO N � Q1 � O O N O O U. a 0 v v m a 9 vm 0 � a _ m o - � - U 7 v y v n s y, « w c o o — - o OC - 3 co 00 a a m o - a C 0 d s t o H a Y LL L O o '' 'o n c l9 I u u p E m c r m w `o O r m v a c 0 p > L LL G w V Z � U } 3 } t \ ® OJO 2 - j � \ � 2 _ k / � ^ § \ ; § LL § 2 . ! \ \ \ \ \ 9InCO9 \ § � ) 2 k ) . \ ) Eu - \ - i \ g " k 3 ] # # am � § 2 ; � ® 2 \ \ j k } , n A n n n „ \ ( o f ' . c 0 a 3 cr From: MvHB To: Estanislau,Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esoarza.Patty Subject: MyHB-#281765 City Council Date: Wednesday,April 15,2020 6:26:52 PM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#281765 Workorder#281765 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #281765 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza Notes Today 4-14-20 as I was coming home from work as a healthcare worker I was astounded by the thousands of people on the beach. How much longer can you allow this.This is only continuing to prolong the Covid-19 problem. If there are 1000 people on the beach and only 5%are Covid carriers the possibility is now15%of those are now infected.I know it's hard but everyone must makes sacrifice.Please close the beaches now or we will be paying for it sooner than later!! Establish a fine or at least the bare minimum of having to wear face coverings in public or be fined. Thank You Viewthe Repo------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Brian Faust Faustb32@gmail.com Phone Report Submitted APR 15,2020-5:13 PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. Estanislau, Robin From: Perry Dickey <perrywdickey@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2020 10:42 AM To: supplementalcomm@surfcity-hb.org Cc: Robin Shelton Subject: SeaCliff CC To whom it my concern , My name is Perry Dickey and my wife and I have been a resident in Huntington Beach since 1984.. We are also long time Members of SeaCliff CC and have enjoyed the Club for years... It has come to our attention that the club was closed this week by the HB Police Department.. I know that this is a trying time and everyone is working hard to do the right thing and save lives ..With that said, I know Newport Beach CC and Old Ranch CC are both open for Member play ...The purpose of this email is to request that you allow SeaCliff CC to be open for Members as well. It should not be ok for 1 or 2 clubs only and the rest still shut down. Thank you for your immediate corrective action on resolving this issue. Respectfully, Perry and Cindy Dickey 20171 sealpoint In, unit 105 . Huntington Beach,Ca.92646 Sent from my iPhone 1 Estanislau, Robin From: Steven Nakase <smnakase@nakasebros.com> Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2020 10:46 AM To: supplementalcomm@surfcity-hb.org Subject: Open Seacliff Country Club ASAP Huntington Beach should follow the lead of other neighboring cities in Orange County and allow SeaCiff C.C.to Reopen for Member Play. As a private Club it will have contact information for every individual that plays and a record of when and who they play with for every round of Golf. This will greatly enhance any contact tracing and notifications that my be required if any member reports a possible exposure to Covid-19. Members would rather be out in the fresh air getting much needed exercise playing golf than sitting at home stuffing their pie-holes with Chocolate Ice Cream! 1 From: Bobby F To: Agenda Comment Cc: Fikes.Cathy;CITY COUNCIL Subject: Update of the City COVID-19 Date: Monday,April 20,2020 11:34:30 AM AGENDA COMMENT Hello City Council Members and City Manager Chi, I wanted to ask a question tonight with Agenda Item 4 being discussed; I am hoping you will ask questions after the presentation regarding this topic. Our city has left the beaches open and are asking people to social distance while at the beaches. Obviously you have great experts who are helping guide you on these recommendations. With that said, is it possible that our city council or city administrator could discuss with the Huntington Beach Union High School District and ask them if they could open their fields up for our residents to use, while practicing social distancing? Maybe with more places to exercise the beach path will not be so crowded and more distancing between everyone would be better for us all. Thanks, Bob From: MvHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer.Donna;EEsparza.Patty;Moore Tania Subject: MyHB-#277577 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 8:31:20 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#277577 Workorder#277577 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #277577 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore N otes I just want to THANK YOU for not closing the beaches during this pandemic!The citizens of Huntington Beach can maintain social distance and still keep their mental health by enjoying the bike paths and surfing! I have lived here my whole life of 48 years,graduating Ocean View High school and my husband graduating HBHS.Currently my 2 kids go to Edison and we need our beaches to stay open! People who are worried can stay home, but let our community respect the rules AND still keep our sanity!!THANKS AGAIN! Viewthe Repo------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Melissa Zaiden melissazaiden@gmail.com Phone Report Submitted 714-342-5847 APR 07,2020-12:39 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MvH6 To: Estanislau,Robin;Switzer.Donna; Esoarza.Patty;Moore,Tania Subject: MyHB-#281853 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:07:42 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#281853 Workorder#281853 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #281853 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes I am writing you to NOT close the remaining beach.This is all our residents have left.We pay high taxes but are being denied the lovely amenities of our city and state. I urge you to recognize that the original models and numbers were completely off and our hospitals are not overrun.Given the population of Orange County,the amount of deaths, while sad,are very small comparatively.You have citizens that need to get back to work to feed their families.Citizens that need to be able to communicate and act like a normal human being for their mental health. Small business owners that contribute to the economy of this city and who VOTE are being forgotten about over a virus that has been blown out of proportion.Even to the point that some mayors and government officials are beginning to infringe on constitutional rights.You have the right to quarantine the sick but you do not have the right to quarantine the healthy and people are getting healthier every day as the majority recover fine.Healthy people,are being blocked from their right to earn a living. I urge you to recognize reason,and remind yourselves of the fact that we have NEVER closed down our entire economy for a virus. Especially for one with such a high recovery rate.You have concerned citizens, but not about a virus,about the state of our economy once these rules have been in affect for too long.Thank you. View the Report ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email Holly Conway Conway_holly@yahoo.com Phone Report Submitted APR 15,2020-11:30 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MyHB To: Estanislau, Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esoarza,Patty;Moore.Tanta Subject: MyHB-#282478 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:20:55 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#282478 Workorder#282478 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #282478 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes The City is in violation of Article 1 Section 25 of the California Constitution.The harbor,ocean and lakes have been stocked with fish by the department of Fish&Wildlife.The city can not deny access to fishermen but yet all beaches in Huntington Harbor are closed and there is no parking for anglers at beaches. View the Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Wendy Tochihara Wtlfsh@aol.com Phone Report Submitted 714-609-5544 APR 17,2020-12:46 AM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MvHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esoarza.Pattv;Moore.Tania Subject: MyHB-#283013 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:37:24 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283013 Workorder#283013 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283013 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Tennis courts should be reopened. Let people use their own common sense! View the Repo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email Phone Report Submitted APR 17,2020-7:66 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MY-FIB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esoarza,Patty;Moore,Tanta Subject: MyHB-#283015 Other Questions Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:39:11 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283015 Workorder#283015 Issue type changed from Other Questions to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283015 Issue Type Other Questions Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes This is simply praise to the Council for its handling of City restrictions by allowing us to continue surfing.Many of us are extremely in need to the outdoor exercise and health benefits received from surfing and are absolutely grateful that you have kept it open.Thank you very very much! Stay safe. View the Report ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email Christopher Webb cwebb@moffattnichol.com Phone Report Submitted 562-810-3664 APR 17,2020-8:03 PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MyHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer,Donna;ESparza.Patty;Moore,Tan ia Subject: MyHB-#283155 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:46:27 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283155 Workorder#283155 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283155 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes First,thank you for looking out for us in HB. I took the picture below at 9:15 this morning. It's cloudy and 60 degrees.As I was waiting for the signal to cross PCH at Seapoint,I watched all of these groups arrive.They all have dogs-4 in total.They park on Seapoint or Garfield or get dropped off at the corner of Seapoint and Garfield. I thought that prohibiting parking on PCH would lessen the dog beach crowds, but if yesterday and this morning are any indication, unfortunately, I don't think it's helping. The OC Register publishing frequent articles about our beach being open helps to attract people from all over SoCal.This will only get worse in the next week as we hit 80 degrees. I think that closing the beach to dogs(not people?)would go a long way toward limiting the crowds but still allow those of us who have used the path for years to continue to safely get our daily exercise.Thank you for your consideration! Image View the Report ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email Barbara Nieto nietob@yahoo.com Phone Report Submitted APR 18,2020-11:05 AM ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MvHB To: Switzer.Donna;Esoarza.Path;Estanislau,Robin;Moore,Tana Subject: MyHB-#283208 Agenda&Public Hearing Comments[] Date: Saturday,April 18,2020 1:50:08 PM MyHB New Report Submitted -#283208 Status Work Order New #283208 Issue Type Agenda&Public Hearing Comments Subtype City Council Meeting Notes Is it possible to encourage the people at stay-at-home protest rallies to go volunteer or get jobs at essential businesses and organizations(who seem to desperately need people)if they want to be outside the house? Wouldn't that solve both parties' problems?Maybe post contact information for those needy organizations and businesses at the rally locations. 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From: MyHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esoarza.Patty;Moore,Tania Subject: MyHB-#283209 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:48:02 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283209 Workorder#283209 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283209 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Is it possible to encourage the people at stay-at-home protest rallies to go volunteer or get jobs at essential businesses and organizations(who seem to desperately need people)if they want to be outside the house? Wouldn't that solve both parties'problems?Maybe post contact information for those needy organizations and businesses at the rally locations. View the Report ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email Phone Report Submitted APR 18,2020-1:50 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MvHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer,Donna;Esoarza.Patty;Moore,Tania Subject: MyHB-#283359 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:54:31 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283359 Workorder#283359 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283359 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Due to the closures of the beach parking lots and metered parking,there has been an extreme increase of visitors parking on the downtown residential streets.As a Huntington Beach resident for 25 years I would ask that the City issue permit parking to all residents of downtown HB to eliminate visitors parking in the residential areas. View the Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Damian Giatti Missyellow17@gmail.com Phone Report Submitted APR 18,2020-10:23 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MvHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer,Donna;Esoarza,Patty;Moore.Tania Subject: MyHB-#283368 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:57:31 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283368 Workorder#283368 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283368 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore N otes I've lived in downtown on 22nd street since 1980.1 am very concerned that the beach remains open but the beach parking is closed,so now the downtown residential area,the front yard for my family and our neighbors, has become the de-facto parking lot for everyone wanting to access the beach. It's already been a bad situation, but it's going to be even worse with the hot weather forecasted this week.As it is,just stepping out to check my mailbox i can barely keep 6 foot separation from the constant stream of beachgoers passing on the sidewalk.My wife and I are over 60 and have pre-existing conditions,and now it doesn't feel safe to step out the door. (In fact,we have not been in to a store since March 11,except for one trip to CVS because they will not deliver refridgerated medicine,so we are taking social distancing very seriously.)I think the best solution would be to close the beach as they did in LA county, but if you're not going to do that, please come up with some way that our downtown neighborhoods are not the collection point for every asymptomatic COVID-19 case within 75 miles that wants to spend a day at the beach. View the Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email James Rea jamesrea@gmail.com Phone Report Submitted APR 19,2020-1:08 AM •---------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MvHB To: Estanislau, Robin;Switzer,Donna;Esoarza,Patty;Moore Tania Subject: MyHB-#283415 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 9:59:46 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283415 Workorder#283415 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283415 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Please consider Residential Permit parking for some portion of downtown. The need has been highlighted with the closure of PCH for visitors.But it is an issue once nicer weather is here. Basically if,as a resident, I find parking on the street on Friday when I come home from work, I have all my errands for the weekend completed because if I go out Saturday or Sunday parking will be slim to none when I return. I support visitors but leaving the house to do basic errands is so stressful thinking about having to circle for a spot blocks away.This has been highlighted now as the streets fill up with beach goers/surfers on the warmer days. View the Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Rosa B Phone Report Submitted APR 19,2020-9:02 AM •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MyHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esparta.Patty;Moore,Tania Subject: MyHB-#283416 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 10:00:28 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283416 Workorder#283416 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283416 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes My name is Jen Garcia and I live on 14th street.There is no parking available for residents. Please issue parking permits and ticket those who don't have them.Thank you. View the Repo •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email Jennifer Garcia jendoesbusiness@gmail.com Phone Report Submitted APR 19,2020-9:09 AM •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: M H To: Estanislau,Robin;Switzer,Donna;Esoarza,Pattv;Moore,Tania Subject: MyHB-#283551 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 10:13:27 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283551 Workorder#283551 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283551 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Over crowded residential neighborhood parking since closure of beach lots and metered parking along PCH.The cities press release on April 16th indicated people should not be parking on residential streets since public parking is limited.That is exactly what people have been doing.We live on 22nd street,the 200 block.Every day every spot on our street and the next 2 blocks is crowded with cars and people.We are not able to park in front of our own home.I spoke to a surfer this morning he was from San Clemente, he said "Huntington is the only beach open so that's why I am here today". Full car loads of 5 people park on 22nd to go spend the day at the beach.The results of closing the parking has created a bigger problem for those of us that live here.These people who are driving to the beach don't live here. If the city is going to continue to leave the beach open please open parking back up.Or better yet close the beach! We do not understand why this is the only beach still open?Our neighbor has terminal cancer.She enjoys sitting outside when it is nice however she cannot sit in front of her own home because droves of people are walking by all day.We feel like prisoners in our own homes not because we can't go outside rather because the city has forced all of Orange County into our neighborhood! That is not taking prudent steps to flatten any curve, people are still coming because the beach is open.Close it! View the Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Sara Walker Saralmermer@hotmail.com Phone Report Submitted 714-742-9911 APR 19,2020-3:46 PM •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MyHB To: Estanislau-Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esoarza Patty;Moore Tania Subject: MyHB-#283570 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 10:16:11 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283570 Workorder#283570 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283570 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Recommend city require everyone wear face coverings when out in public even when visiting stores. I am trying to protect myself from the virus and would wish others be as smart and sensible.Our neighboring cities have taken this smart action. View the Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Jan Owen janlowen@yahoo.com Phone Report Submitted APR 19,2020-4:33 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MYHQ To: Estanislau. Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esparza.Patty;Moore.Tania Subject: MyHB-#283574 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 10:16:45 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283574 Workorder#283574 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283574 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes As a resident in the 200 block of 20th street, I request the city implement some parking restrictions to ensure the residents and their guests have ample parking space.Since the parking restrictions were implemented on pch the side streets have been overflowing with cars. Perhaps a resident parking could be implemented with residents displaying their parking permits in their cars. I realize that would be additional impact on our parking enforcers but think of the extra revenues to the city for violators! View the Repo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Jan Owen janlowen@yahoo.com Phone Report Submitted APR 19,2020-4:38 PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MvHB To: Estanislau.Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esparza Patty;Moore.Tania Subject: MyHB-#283780 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 10:19:08 AM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#283780 Workorder#283780 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Status Work Order Change Issue Type #283780 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Golf-Why can frisbee golf remain open and all other golf courses remain closed. I see big groups at frisbee golf.No social distancing. View the Report ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Reporter Name Email Dawn Taylor mctdat@msn.com Phone Report Submitted 714-536-0425 APR 20,2020-7:48 AM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. From: MyHB To: Estanislau,Robin;Switzer.Donna;Esoarza,Patty;Moore,Tania Subject: MyHB-#284107 City Council Date: Monday,April 20,2020 1:22:45 PM MyHB Issue Type/Subtype Changed -#284107 Workorder#284107 Issue type changed from City Council to Agenda& Public Hearing Comments and subtype City Council Meeting. •----------------------------------------------------------------------- Status Work Order Change Issue Type #284107 Issue Type City Council Subtype All Council Members Staff Member(s) Robin Estanislau,Donna Switzer,Patty Esparza,Tania Moore Notes Corona Virus and Open Beaches:We are now 3rd just behind Anaheim and Santa Ana with the most cases,we jumped 50 cases in matter of days, have the least amount access to testing,and you still have the beaches open.Many are not abiding by the social distancing.Though I know it's peoples right to protest but,many continue to gather downtown and the at the beaches.The majority of HB residents are being socially responsible, sheltering in place,and going out for only essential needs only. Unfortunately,the nation has seen you are more concerned with pay raises for yourself and not your constituents safety.PLEASE CLOSE THE BEACHES AND GET US MORE TESTING! hftps://occovid19.ochealthinfo.com/ View the Relo_rt ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporter Name Email Jennifer Silkenson Jsilk1717@gmaii.com Phone Report Submitted 714-397-5524 APR 20,2020-1:01 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not change subject line when responding. Switzer, Donna From: Esparza, Patty on behalf of supplementalcomm@surfcity-hb.org Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2020 9:51 AM To: Switzer, Donna Subject: FW: Keep our beaches closed Will you please add this to the Supplemental Communications for item #4-City Manager's Covid-19 report? Patty Esparza, CIVIC Assistant City Clerk City of Huntington Beach 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 (714) 536-5260 -----Original Message----- From: stephanie green <steffiehome@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday,April 21, 2020 4:18 PM To: supplementalcomm@surfcity-hb.org Subject: Keep our beaches closed I am writing to you to ask that Huntington Beach keep our beaches closed. OC has not flattened the curve and we are still seeing increases in Covid 19 cases every day. With warmer weather on the horizon this weekend I am asking you to proactively get the message out to the community that our beaches will remain closed. Stephanie Green 18041 Starmont Huntington Beach Sent from my iPhone i Opened: Closed: Work Order: #286426 04/24/202009:11 04/24202 0 This issue is resolved Est. Resolution Date: Not Yet Set Agenda & Public Hearing Comments By Linda Rose Email Irlindarose3@gmail.co In SUB TYPE Phone 714-717-1566 City Council Meeting Device STREET ADDRESS Media Submitted None M TER C x 0 m COMMENTS &ADDITIONAL NOTES Oliver,thank you so much for all the work you do with the city council.A special thanks to getting Agenda 7 passed!!Homeless United is so pleased. Status Changed:04/24/2020 9:42 AM Donna Switzer Work Order#286426 status has changed from new to resolved. Thank you for sharing your comments and concerns.Your communication will be shared with Mr.Chi and the City Council and will be included in the record for the related item. Sincerely, Donna Switzer Deputy City Clerk Share with Citizen:YES