Community Advisory Board
Regular MeetingSanta Rosa, CA · July 22, 2020
Minutes
Office of Community
City of Santa Rosa Engagement
637 First Street
Community Advisory Board
Meeting Minutes
Wednesday, July 22, 2020 6:00 PM
DUE TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE GOVERNOR'S EXECUTIVE ORDERS
N-25-20 AND N-29-20 WHICH SUSPEND CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS OF
THE BROWN ACT, AND THE ORDER OF THE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE
COUNTY OF SONOMA TO SHELTER IN PLACE TO MINIMIZE THE
SPREAD OF COVID-19, THE COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
WILL BE PARTICIPATING VIA ZOOM WEBINAR.
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC CAN PARTICIPATE IN THE MEETING BY
VISITING: https://srcity-org.zoom.us/j/94828731330 OR
BY DIALING 877 853 5257 AND ENTERING WEBINAR ID: 948 2873 1330
THE MEETING WILL BE LIVE STREAMED AT
HTTPS://SANTA-ROSA.LEGISTAR.COM/CALENDAR.
CLICK ON THE "IN PROGRESS" LINK TO VIEW. THE MEETING CAN
ALSO BE VIEWED ON COMCAST CHANNEL 28, AT&T U-VERSE
CHANNEL 99, AND AT
HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/CITYOFSANTAROSA
Public Comment may be submitted by 5:00 pm, the Tuesday before the
Community Advisory Board Meeting via e-mail at
communityengagement@srcity.org, recorded voice message at
707-543-3080. E-mail comments and recorded voice message comments
will be read into record or played (up to 3 minutes each) at the time that
Agenda Item is discussed during the Community Advisory Board
Meeting.
6:00 P.M.
1. CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL
Meeting called to order at 6:00 p.m.
Member Divine left the meeting at 6:45 p.m. Member Chaparro left the meeting at
8:00 p.m.
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Present:11 - Chair Cherie Barnett, Vice Chair Vincent Harper, Board Member
Daniel Chaparro, Board Member Veronica Cruz, Board Member
Danielle Divine, Board Member Kevin Foster, Board Member Leslie
Graves, Board Member Carley C. Moore, Board Member Jacquelynne
Ocana, Board Member Cecile Querubin, and Board Member Keith
Roberts
Absent: 2 - Board Member Michelle Escobar-McGarry, and Board Member
Jennielynn Holmes
2. OATH OF OFFICE
Member Kevin Foster received his Oath of Office.
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
Duane DeWitt (Caller 1) made public comment on Roseland Creek Community
Park community input process. Mr. DeWitt stated that a group of Roseland
residents attended the January 14, 2020 City Council meeting to express
dissatisfaction with the proposed Park Master Plan and the community
engagement process. He also stated that there was a community meeting held on
March 4, 2020 and most left upset and frustrated. Mr. DeWitt stated that there were
no City staff there to share their ideas with and there has not been any follow-up
from the meeting. Now there are homeless individuals living in the undeveloped
space.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
February 26, 2020 Regular Meeting Minutes.
A motion was made by Board Member Ocana, seconded by Vice Chair
Harper, to approve the February 26, 2020 meeting minutes. The motion
carried by the following vote:
Yes: 6 - Chair Barnett, Vice Chair Harper, Board Member Cruz, Board
Member Graves, Board Member C. Moore, and Board Member
Ocana
Absent: 2 - Board Member Escobar-McGarry, and Board Member Holmes
Abstain: 5 - Board Member Chaparro, Board Member Divine, Board Member
Foster, Board Member Querubin, and Board Member Roberts
5. CAB ANNOUNCEMENTS
Member Roberts: Santa Rosa Metro Chamber Young Professionals Network (YPN)
will host a dialogue on race and community action, Wednesday August 5 at noon.
Zoom information is posted on the YPN website.
Member Harper: Census Action Week coming up starting on August 1 with a
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census caravan in northwest Santa Rosa. Also announced that Community Action
Partnership is continuing Community Conversations on Race each Monday from
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Member Graves: The City of Santa Rosa will hold a meeting on the General Plan
Update in Spanish on Saturday, July 25 - information is available on City's website
and Facebook page. The second announcement is there is an event at Courthouse
Square on Friday, July 24 called Occupy Courthouse Square from 4-6 p.m. The
third announcement was another event called Action Orange on Saturday, July 15
starting at 1 p.m. in Courthouse Square.
Chair Barnett: Attended the Mayor's check-in with Board, Commission and
Committee Chairs. Mayor wants to make sure that all board members sign up for
City Connections newsletter. On August 3 and 4, City Council will hold Goal Setting
Session. There will be a budget update in September and the City received a $95
million settlement from PG&E from the Tubbs fires. Community will be able to
provide input on how that money will be used.
Public Comment:
1. Lacinda Moore made public comment, thanking the CAB for their work and for
working with her throughout the years.
2. Gregory Fearon asked if the CAB would be making any requests to the City
Council during the City Council Goal Setting Session.
3. Delashay: Made public comment regarding the hiring of an Equity Officer. How
does the Board feel about a national search being conducted instead of locally?
How does the Board feel about the salary - believes the pay is around $200,000?
Are they reaching out to all communities, thus being Black community and
communities of color for this job description and why is it not staying within Sonoma
County and why are we going nationally for that position? Why would we want
someone nationally come represent us locally when they are not from here? Would
like to know the Boards take on that.
6. STAFF UPDATES
1. Staff welcomed Magali Telles to the City of Santa Rosa. Ms. Telles has been
selected as the new Division Director of Community Engagement.
2. COVID-19 Update
a. 2,241 cases
b. 990 active
c. 22 deaths
d. On July 13, the State of CA issued new restrictions for Sonoma County and other
counties across the state. These new restrictions require the closure of indoor
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gyms, fitness centers, hair salons, worship services, malls and other operations.
e. For full details of order visit socoemergency.org
f. Visit srcity.org/preventthespread to view what is open in Sonoma County and
reporting a violation related to the pandemic. You will also find News Alerts from the
City and other important information
3. Wildfire Season Prep
a. Know Your Alerts
i. Sent as Water Bill insert
ii. Information is on the City’s website: srcity.org/emergency as well as a News
Flash on the homepage
iii. Distributed via social media posts and City Connections
b. Evacuation Planning Toolkit
i. Information is on the City’s website: srcity.org/emergency as well as a News
ii. Distributed via social media posts and City Connections
c. Community Wildfire Protection Plan
i. In process of being developed for the City Wildland Urban Interface areas.
ii. Community-based plan focused on identifying and addressing local hazards and
risks from wildfire.
iii. Public input period closed June 2, 2020
iv. Finalized plan will be available soon.
d. Weed Abatement
i. Website: srcity.org/weedabatement
ii. Email: weeds@srcity.org <mailto:weeds@srcity.org>
4. Finley Safe Social Distancing Site Update
a. 52 participants
b. 51 tents occupied
c. Updated as of 6/24
Public Comment:
1. Roman Campos made comment about evacuation sites particularly around
COVID-19. Asked Shirlee Zane about plans for isolating vulnerable populations in
evacuations sites during a disaster but did not receive and answer. Would like to
know more information about that. Federal funding for unemployment running out in
a few days. Rental assistance is only be provided by CAP Sonoma right now.
Latinx community being impacted the greatest by this and its hard to find help right
now. Suggested that the $95 settlement with PG&E should go to people who are
accruing rent debt and more assistance programs impacted by the pandemic.
Would like more advocacy for this population.
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2. Gregory Fearon made public comment about information getting out to the
public. Comcast channels are lowly used and library has equipment for video
production. Would like it to be put on CAB's agenda. Do what you can to light a fire
under the City to work with the library to loan out equipment so people can make
videos about what they care about and share with the community.
3. Lacinda Moore thanked staff for updates to the CAB. CAB Members can then
take the information back out to the community.
7. SCHEDULED ITEMS
7.1 PRESENTATION - SANTA ROSA GENERAL PLAN UPDATE COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT STRATEGY
The 2050 General Plan Update Project Team will provide the CAB with an
overview of the Community Involvement Strategy and ask for feedback from
the Board.
The General Plan Update Project Team, including City Staff and staff from MIG,
provided the CAB with an overview of the General Plan Update and the
project's Community Involvement Strategy. Information about the General Plan
Update and the draft Community Involvement Strategy can be found at
https://srcity.org/3079/General-Plan-Update. The full presentation can be found
at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUm3AfTPIjY. The CAB then asked
questions regarding community input, metrics of success, tracking of
demographics, inclusion and diversity on the Community Advisory Committee,
and the Kaiser Grant.
Public Comment:
1. Gregory Fearon of Santa Rosa Together made public comment about the
General Plan Update Community Advisory Committee. Cautioned about using
some strategies that have been used before with these types of committees.
The Brown Act made it too difficult to gel as a committee and also made it
difficult to participate. This group needs to be able to engage with staff with
new ideas from the community, not engaging the community with what staff
thinks they should know about.
2. Stephanie Toves made comment about surveys and that there may be fears
in filling out surveys from community members. They might not feel comfortable
or safe enough to do that. There needs to be a relationship built with the
community first and having committees might scare people away. Maybe the
General Plan isn't called that, it's called something else so the community
understands that. CAB Members could have more qualitative conversations
with the people in their areas. Having committees and groups are great, but
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keep in mind they might be scary to join.
7.2 PRESENTATION - UPDATE ON COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT PLAN
Community Engagement staff will update the CAB on progress made towards
the goals and objectives of the Community Empowerment Plan.
Community Engagement staff provided the CAB with an overview of the
Community Empowerment Plan (CEP) and updates on implementation of the
CEP. These updates include: conducting one-on-one meetings with community
members from Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) communities;
conducting community listening sessions with BIPOC communities - 3 have
been completed as of this presentation; attending marches and rallies - both
staff and Council Members have attended several marches and rallies;
conducting a study session and public input forum at City Council's meeting on
June 30; and holding the first Council Public Safety Subcommittee meeting on
July 1. In addition, staff also reviewed what the themes are being heard from the
community input at these sessions.
The full presentation can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=ZUm3AfTPIjY
The Community Empowerment Plan is available in English and Spanish at:
https://srcity.org/1537/Community-Empowerment
Public Comment:
Roman Campos made public comment about the request for proposal for the
Independent Police Auditor and concerns around Auditor's scope of work and
measures to hold officers accountable. Also concerned that the Auditor will have
a law enforcement background and there needs to be full transparency. He also
made comment on how once the police stopped showing up to the protests, all
violence stopped. He also made comment on the Commission on Human
Rights (HRC) report and encourages CAB to read it. Finally, he made comment
on number of calls for service reported out at two meetings and how they don't
match.
Caller 3 (Melissa) made public comment on not feeling it comforting that SRPD
cannot ensure officers will follow policy and asked what the consequences are
for violating these rules. Need transparency and a public statement that SRPD
condemns police brutality and will do better. Seeing a lot of talk of it but nothing
is guaranteed and doesn't feel better as citizen that police brutality will stop.
Look at possible human rights violations and do something about it quickly.
Feels like we've had a lot of listening session and so many meetings and it's
been a month and not a lot of traction.
Charlotte made public comment the upcoming Public Safety Subcommittee
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meeting is not showing the correct date. Would also like agenda items for that
meeting to be made available prior to meeting and not the day of. She made
another comment about the HRC Report and that it hasn't been heard or
covered by the City. Stated that the police has controlled the narrative around
attacks on protesters, while protecting officers and members of the community
who don't agree with the Black Lives Matter movement. The report speaks of
the experiences of the protesters in the Black Lives Matter protests. Made
public comment on de-escalation - should come before use of force.
Danielle Delario made public comment about CAHOOTS. Out of 24,000 calls,
police back up was only asked for 124 times. Program in Eugene, OR. Mobile
Support Unit here in Sonoma County does not function the same way as
CAHOOTS. Trained in 9-1-1 and divert calls to CAHOOTS. Program deals with
conflict resolution, welfare checks, substance use, suicide threats and more,
and rely on crisis informed de-escalation and harm reduction techniques. Police
wear far too many hats and this will take some off the plate. Hoping this is
something we can start here right away.
Evan Phillips made public comment on the HRC Report and how important it is
for the CAB and City Council to read it. Is disappointed with Chief Navarro's
response to the report. Wanted to point out the hypocrisy of the safety of
protesters. Gave example of Back the Blue protest and the police presence
there for safety but no police presence at other protests when protesters had
guns pulled on them and people trying to drive cars through them. Also made
comment on a social media post from SRPD that made the case for defunding
the police. Also asked if Officer Kenny Farrigno has been held accountable for
his social media post and ethic code violations, advocating for police policy.
Kimmie Barbosa made public comment about being tear gassed three times
and how she helped others wash tear gas out of their eyes. She also made
public comment on the language used by Chief Navarro uses when speaking to
the public. Also spoke to concern that the HRC Report hasn't been addressed
and that the Auditor RFP isn't about accountability but about finding best
practices. Need to identify all mutual aid agencies involved in the protest
response. Need a hearing on the components of the After Action Report. Need
to know all SRPD policies that governed the use of force. Made comment on
the listening sessions and that she doesn't see much outreaching happening in
the community. We are feeling unheard.
Colin Metcalfe made public comment on the characterization of protestors by
Chief Navarro. Made comment on use of force during one protest. Seems like
police are targeting their own citizens. Made comment that 8cantwait is not
enough. Glad to see in presentation slides that staff has heard that the
community is interested in investing in abolition. We need abolition of the police
and defunding of the police. Also made comment about City Council looking at
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the HRC Report.
Caller 4 (Libby) made public comment about riot gear - came out before
anything ever escalated. Police escalated the situation and protesters were
trying to protect ourselves. Appalling that Chief Navarro continues to
characterize us in this way. It's terrible that none of this board have looked at the
HRC Report. Made comment about defunding the police.
Ann-Marie Daniels made public comment about 8cantwait policies without
accountability. De-escalation that is described is not lining up with what the
community thinks it is. De-escalation is not about showing up in riot gear and if
someone throws a water bottle at you they shouldn't be tear gassed. Also made
comment on the HRC Report - essential part of conversation that hasn't been
looked at or purposely not being discussed. Accountability - when policies are
broken and when human rights are violated, people are held accountable.
Jobell made public comment on the CHR Report and the After Action Report.
Grievances have been brought up and not addressed by the Chief or SRPD.
The white porche incident hasn't been dealt with. At protest for Vanessa Guillen
approached Officer Frank Sadino and asked him what SRPD's stance was on
protecting protesters from angry, racist people and he responded with if
protesters get out of the street then it wouldn't happen. Officers are showing
protesters aren't concerned with safety of the protesters and you can't stand in
solidarity with Black Lives Matter without addressing these things. Police are
supposed to protect community and this is our First Amendment Right.
Robert Edmonds (former CAB Member) made public comment about what he
has heard from other public commenters during this meeting. The City needs
true independent oversight like IOLERO model. There might be a MOU with
IOLERO to provide oversight. Independent auditor model has been shown to be
insufficient. Seems disingenuous to have the current Chief of Police, the Mayor -
a former Chief of Police, and another retired high ranking member of SRPD
making the decisions and heading this process.
Concerned Citizen (Angel) made public comment about characterization of
protesters made by Chief Navarro. Also asked that the CAB review the HRC
Report. Asked how they should feel safe in the community when people that are
appointed to protect you are the people you need protection from? Made
comment about listening sessions and asked staff about where they are going
out to and if they are really listening to the community or just saying that to shut
the community up. Not seeing any action being made, hearing plan of action.
Rex Green made public comment on how we got here and the human rights
violations. Officers were created to keep Black people, slaves, in line and to
return them to their owners. Police have been raping and murdering our
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community. Sex workers and trans women have been harassed by police.
Human rights violations aren't from the first protest. Ongoing since police was
first created. 8cantwait doesn't do anything. Abolition first. Defunding the police.
Teach officers to see human beings in their community. Chief Navarro doesn't
see us as people.
Chancho made public comment about accountability being key. SRPD,
Sonoma County Sheriff and Probation Department is a racist system. Positions
in high power need to be dealt with. Need to look into human rights violations.
Made comment about defunding the police and the Mayor needs to step down.
Also asked that the HRC Report be put on a future agenda.
Emma made public comment about systematic racism. Ignoring ripple effect of
legacy of racism is ignorant and hurtful. People have lost their lives, freedom
and dignity due to the police. Issue is not new and not getting better. Asked that
the CAB review the HRC Report. Also asked that abolition be explored.
8. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
This schedule is tentative and subject to change pending final publication and
posting of the Meeting Agenda. This time is reserved for discussion whether to
place matters on a future agenda for further discussion.
A. Preparations for Wildfire Season and Weed Abatement (Sept. 2020)
B. Downtown Station Area Specific Plan Update (Staff Update)
C. CAB Strategic Plan Review and Revision (ongoing)
D. Civic Engagement and Education Strategy (September 2020)
E Community Empowerment Plan Goal 1 Report (October 2020)
F. Community Engagement Strategic Plan (TBD)
To be added to the schedule:
- Commission on Human Rights Report
- City Council Goal Setting Report
Public Comment:
The public commenters have asked that the following be added to future agendas:
Chancho - Defunding the police and adding money to housing to help the
homeless; Commission on Human Rights (HRC) Report
Evan Phillips - Strongly encourages Board to request that Mayor Schwedhelm and
Council Member Olivares recuse themselves from law enforcement items and
decisions; encourage Council to make two ballot measures for this upcoming
elections: partisan ballot, showing party affiliation and direct public vote for Mayor.
Put pressure on Council to review the HRC Report.
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Kimmie Barbosa - HRC Report on your agenda and pressure City Council to put it
on their agenda; police oversight for SRPD
Caller 5 (Libby) - HRC Report on agenda; look into Lexipol and our relationship
with Lexipol
Jobell - add HRC Report to next agenda; police oversight options
Colin Metcalfe - Independent oversight of SRPD; discussing with Mayor
Schwedhelm and Council Member Olivares about recusing themselves from law
enforcement items.
Charlotte - HRC Report; pressure City Council and Public Safety Subcommittee to
address HRC Report; discussing with Mayor Schwedhelm and Council Member
Olivares about recusing themselves from law enforcement item; pressure Board of
Supervisors on Evelyn Chetham Ordinance.
Danielle Delario - HRC Report, defunding police to fund other programs like
CAHOOTS; independent oversight of SRPD; looking into Lexipol
Roman Campos - Look at RFP for Independent Investigation for After Action
Report; echoes everything else; MOU with IOLERO; HRC Report
9. ADJOURNMENT
Meeting adjourned at 10:25 p.m.
A motion was made by Board Member Querubin, seconded by Board
Member Roberts, to adjourn the meeting. The motion carried by the
following vote:
Yes: 9 - Chair Barnett, Vice Chair Harper, Board Member Cruz, Board
Member Foster, Board Member Graves, Board Member C. Moore,
Board Member Ocana, Board Member Querubin, and Board
Member Roberts
Absent: 4 - Board Member Chaparro, Board Member Divine, Board Member
Escobar-McGarry, and Board Member Holmes
The City of Santa Rosa does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admissions or access to, or treatment of or
employment in, its programs or activities. Disability-related aids or services, including printed information in alternate formats, to
enable persons with disabilities to participate in public meetings are available by calling (707) 543-4676 one week prior to the
meeting. (TTY Relay at 711).
Any writings or documents provided to a majority of this meeting body prior to this meeting regarding any item on this agenda
are available for public review in the City Clerk's Office, Room 10, City Hall, 100 Santa Rosa Ave, during normal business
hours.
Agenda
Office of Community
City of Santa Rosa Engagement
637 First Street
COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA AND
SUMMARY REPORT
JULY 22, 2020
DUE TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE GOVERNOR'S EXECUTIVE ORDERS
N-25-20 AND N-29-20 WHICH SUSPEND CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS OF
THE BROWN ACT, AND THE ORDER OF THE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE
COUNTY OF SONOMA TO SHELTER IN PLACE TO MINIMIZE THE
SPREAD OF COVID-19, THE COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
WILL BE PARTICIPATING VIA ZOOM WEBINAR.
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC CAN PARTICIPATE IN THE MEETING BY
VISITING: https://srcity-org.zoom.us/j/94828731330 OR
BY DIALING 877 853 5257 AND ENTERING WEBINAR ID: 948 2873 1330
THE MEETING WILL BE LIVE STREAMED AT
HTTPS://SANTA-ROSA.LEGISTAR.COM/CALENDAR.
CLICK ON THE "IN PROGRESS" LINK TO VIEW. THE MEETING CAN
ALSO BE VIEWED ON COMCAST CHANNEL 28, AT&T U-VERSE
CHANNEL 99, AND AT
HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/CITYOFSANTAROSA
Public Comment may be submitted by 5:00 pm, the Tuesday before the
Community Advisory Board Meeting via e-mail at
communityengagement@srcity.org, recorded voice message at
707-543-3080. E-mail comments and recorded voice message
comments will be read into record or played (up to 3 minutes each) at
the time that Agenda Item is discussed during the Community Advisory
Board Meeting.
6:00 P.M.
1. CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL
2. OATH OF OFFICE
Member Foster will receive his Oath of Office.
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3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
This is the time when any person may address matters not listed on this
agenda, but which are within the subject matter of the jurisdiction. The public
may comment on agenda items when the item is called. Each speaker is
allowed three minutes.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
February 26, 2020 Regular Meeting Minutes.
Attachments: Minutes
5. CAB ANNOUNCEMENTS
CAB Members may share community news of interest to the CAB as a whole.
CAB Members may also announce upcoming community events that may be
of interest to the CAB. This is also the time when CAB Members may
announce departure from the meeting early, or any other announcement that
may affect the meeting.
6. STAFF UPDATES
This time is reserved for City staff to provide a briefing on issues of interest.
No action will be taken on these matters except to possibly place a particular
item on a future agenda for consideration.
1. Welcome Community Engagement Division Director Magali Telles
2. COVID-19 Update
3. Wildfire Season Preparedness
4. Finley Safe Social Distancing Site Update
7. SCHEDULED ITEMS
7.1 PRESENTATION - SANTA ROSA GENERAL PLAN UPDATE
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT STRATEGY
Attachments: Draft Community Involvement Strategy
The 2050 General Plan Update Project Team will provide the CAB with an
overview of the Community Involvement Strategy and ask for feedback from
the Board.
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7.2 PRESENTATION - UPDATE ON COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT
PLAN
Attachments: PRESENTATION
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT PLAN
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SPECTRUM
SR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
Community Engagement staff will update the CAB on progress made towards
the goals and objectives of the Community Empowerment Plan.
8. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
This schedule is tentative and subject to change pending final publication and
posting of the Meeting Agenda. This time is reserved for discussion whether
to place matters on a future agenda for further discussion.
A. Preparations for Wildfire Season and Weed Abatement (Aug. 2020)
B. Downtown Station Area Specific Plan Update (August 2020)
C. CAB Strategic Plan Review and Revision (September 2020
D. Civic Engagement and Education Strategy (September 2020)
E Community Empowerment Plan Goal 1 Report (October 2020)
F. Community Engagement Strategic Plan (TBD)
9. ADJOURNMENT
The City of Santa Rosa does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admissions or access to, or treatment of or
employment in, its programs or activities. Disability-related aids or services, including printed information in alternate formats, to
enable persons with disabilities to participate in public meetings are available by calling (707) 543-4676 one week prior to the
meeting. (TTY Relay at 711).
Any writings or documents provided to a majority of this meeting body prior to this meeting regarding any item on this agenda
are available for public review in the City Clerk's Office, Room 10, City Hall, 100 Santa Rosa Ave, during normal business
hours.
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