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Summary of Minutes for March 2, 2011
1. CALL TO ORDER A FI ) � I y
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Chairperson Abel Alonzo called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m.
A. ROLL CALL — NO QUORUM LCTY SECRETARY'S OFF,]
[Mr. Alonzo continued the meeting with Item #3 Public Comments-Approved by Legal Counsel]
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO 3 MINUTES}
Jack Rylant from Green-N-Go Cabs commented on the services the company provides for
people with disabilities. The following information was provided to Committee members,
OSSS' TRANSPORTATION
ORA GREEN-N-00 CAR
ORA SUPER YELLOW CAR
P.O. BOX 5566
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 78465
OREENGOCARCACOM
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CABS
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361-2994999
361-855.5555
361-653-0757 DISPATCH FAX
361-804-6456 ADMIX FAX
• Friendly, reliable and knowledgeable drivers and dispatchers
• Conipti(criyed disIxilching
• Clean, Dependable Vehicles
• Mini -vans available for parties or .s and 6
• Environmentally friendly 2(K16 -- 2009 Toyckla Prins' available
• We accept Vi s-'), MasterCard, American Express, and Discover 24/7
• Secure in car credit card swipes
• Timely service
• Reservations available by pholle or nali at
• Resci vations 1)qs, Weeks or Monflis in advance
• Airport and this Station service available
• 61 Tracking with real tinic tracking
• We are open 24 hours a clay, 7 dkiyS n week, 365 days it year
• Corporate and personal ace,)" Nvelconle
• All dc ivers have passed a (Anpos ('11 p l)cpakjjljc,t background check
• ADA Approved Wheelchair' van available
• State of1he Art monthly billi
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[Mr. Alonzo asked Mr. Rylant to pause and requested to return to Item 1.A. Roll Call]
A. ROLL CALL
Committee Members Present:
Abel Alonzo Thomas Dreyer Alana Manrow Bertha Romero
Harvey Salinas
Committee Members Absent:
Darren Bates(Excused) Irene Martinez(Excused) Carlos Vargas(Excused) Dr. Candelario Huerta
Staff Members Present:
Leon Bazar (Human Relations) Patsy Garcia (Human Relations) Monica Bryan (Parks & Recreation)
Stephen Draper (Police/Parking Control) Jamie Pyle (Engineering) Brian Narvaez (Legal)
Staff Members Absent:
Marc Denson (PolicelParking Control)
[A quorum was confirmed at 3:04 p.m.]
Mr. Rylant continued with his Public Comment,
B. REQUESTS FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES
[._MOTION Motion to excuse Darren Bates, Irene Martinez and Carlos Vargas for the March 2, 2011
meeting made by Harvey Salinas and seconded by Thomas Dreyer. Motion passed.
2. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF 02/02111
MO TION Motion to approve the February 2, 2011 meeting minutes made by Harvey Salinas and
seconded by Bertha Romero. Motion passed.
[Mr. Alonzo continued the meeting with Item #4 Presentations]
4. PRESENTATIONS
A. South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind Overview,
Programs/Services — Alana D. Manrow
Committee member Alana Manrow presented a PowerPoint presentation regarding the
South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind, The presentation was as follows:
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Our Mission
Our Facilities
Manufacturing
Corpus Christi, TX
Victoria, TX
Base Supply Stores
NAS Corpus Christ!
NAS Kingsville
Travis Air Force Base
(CA)
NAS Meridian (MS)
'Colum4us AFB (MS)
Sand Island (1-11)
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, ly stores, we sell office
Ay products to military
Our Serv ices
We are in the process of restructuring of our
Services Department. We are currently working
on a program to provide Braille menus to local
restaurants along with other Braille signage, 1111'e
also provide educational presentations to local
schools, civic groups, and others to enlighten
them about vision lass and create awareness,'
Our Philosophy
We believe that persons who are blind or visually
impaired, or may have any other disability, can be
independent and lead fulfilling lives. It is our
hope that by providing good job opportunities
with goad benefits, that we are able to help not
just those who live with vision loss, but our
community as a whole, to be successful:.
"Vision Beyond Sight"
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Learn More
Follow us on FaceBook (search for South
Texas Lighthouse for the Blind).
Ms. Manrow stated if anyone had any additional questions, comments
added to the "Focus" mailing list, etc., please contact her at:
[Jaime Pyle arrived at 3:10 p.m.]
[Stephen Draper arrived at 3:21 p.m.]
5. CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT
A. Retiring City Manager Acknowledgements
Mr. Alonzo attended the City Manager's Retirement Party and stated he was sad to See
Mr. Escobar retire. Mr. Alonzo stated Mr. Escobar always had an open door policy and
worked very hard to help ensure the City of Corpus Christi was ADA Compliant. Mr.
Bazar and Ms. Pyle also made comments regarding Mr. Escobar's tenure with the City,
6. STAFF REPORTS/COMMENTS
A. Human Relations Department
1. Budget Process and Schedule
Leon Bazar provided the Committee members with copies of the February 2011
Monthly Performance Report, Highlights were shared with the Committee. The
department has already completed the budget forecast for the year and presented the
revenues for next year. The first City Council Meeting of the month is dedicated to
budget discussions. The next meeting will be held on March 8, 2011 at 8:30 am.
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HUM RE LA TIONS
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MISSION AND SERVICE STRATEGY
With a goal of "rosterillg Diverse slid Equitable Euvirounients With Resp and Pr the Ilutuan Relations Department s %jll�
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CnildllCl aC1C1 ellfk,�t ;e fl } €j„Cit1Ye h}rOgfaDill Of1DC }ll dl6cri11Difta°ltlntl iID 1;1D11)ln'Iflefit, Ilnusilig, l?►lbhc f ccnllullndation, and C:0114)hailce
44'1111 the ATnCi'!C'iills 4vllli D1 Pt llYlt$tL'S A,Cf ( ADA) tvilhln 1}1C 0;h' col Tl1b` C` isLi. ; We will also make rep arld TCcOmineltdati(n 10
0.114 C.`.16, Z', I i11141 dt }l4fi`s , tt3F4 X111 t }le bettel -Op of Iron ) am niter -L'd' iu i 1'elationsta is wit u 1 L1'1C communit. .
MAJOR PR OG12-4hTS AN SERVICES:
A. Non- DiscaiminadonPrograDn
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1. hitakC,. 11yCS[ig4f.iVC, Mid n'1ethati0fliR.CSOI :ie iVlCeS
Z. Conuiluility Outreach, Educati011, and i tw 1.feneSS
3. TeC}nhc a11Ct :`t €hnilll..tratlYe aJ`e1Vlt'eS
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B. ADA Compliance
1..ALf tress andmonilcrr DADA compliance, and related lrsucs, thl accouaucdat.iorl rer ateAS a rltl citizen coot
rlaints;
Community Education and Awareness; and'l'4c11nic 1t ALlruizlistlative Assistance.
`�. C oc)rdniatiou of nnplenient atioit i1101lltnrillg, alld update of the Citywide ADA Tl 'ailSlfinfD Plan
PERFORNUNCL MEASURE OBJECTIVE, S Act Act+}I)tet1 - Ian
- - —
200 9-2010 2010- 2011 Ni'1Lir 111cint.h
Feb
Ciirre111 ttlilnlll
— YTD
2t110 2011
A. SERVICE+ LEVEL OBJECTIVE:
);1t lo '}, I'aif�tInusm at d Pnbli�t, tl,. ctLizlvdilod�ili41ynnciliatlnff, mnliitor and charge 1�esglutii>1D
pkl
eisrrres: Outpu
EOCI Contract Yr Cl osures Goa
Total and %orGoal - 10 /1 to 9/30
108(103%)
1011
7
8
29 27,9
T otal I ntak e Goa ( e erreC to r aG r,) -
Total and % of Coal - 10 /1 t.0 9i30
110(100%)
98
9
5
25(25.5%
,... n' H 'a ou5mg omp a-ifit Resoli tlnll. -
Tolal - 7l1 /to&'30 -
95
42
_ 2
3
-.
29(533
Mm : ec.ivenesl4
• _
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-
KFXX; Cha ilte- Ups (Per ected Charges) corrq) filet
aliid sent toSV () iii 8 days or less (as %of)
90
90°0
9l9d(IOt9p °o)
515(100 °°0)
18/25 7YN.)
h E(X' C: larges CA osed wil lull 180 L `l ys as °o of tota
closures YT1) - 10/1 10 1:30
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55%
75 %
4/7( 573%)
4 18 50%
H/22(616%
HUD alll . oil nig C -ofnp anits closed
within 100 days as % oftotafl
70%
2 2(100
2/3 {C >6.G °d
l8
B, SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVE:
hrowde "CLaumltanl r C)uheach, EL}ncation, told Awmenesss"
illeasures.- O ullial
Number ot training sessions, comrnanlly m4e1lligS, and
iufonmilioual4v4u1s- 8 /1 /to 7131 98
90
3
5
31
C. SNRVICF, LF,V}•:t.C)R]FCTIVH'..:
Provide ADA Accessibility, Acconuuotttilitms, anit'fechnicid Assistance Re uesl resolulion
t ' etxl =1 h- , ..° ° . • ,
,
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ADA C`,itizens' i °Om lanits (Accessibility) 115
5
Public Accommodation Re uests r 5
M40
3
2
12
ADA Trash Service Assistance 0
9
7
30
ADA Teetinicall Ai,sislance t8
16
9
71
Plat, RCVle1i'Slsite Visit}
.5
5
19
Ke ' Hi ahli =h1s:
FH;() {`- char ill ;eirl c ilia; is 163.2 €L3 s - Ic,saret. ever! Avcra e a e �� as in excess of 287 €t t , iu
laillf lr + 2005 - F =E {i7C requires s 290 days av ,
"LEOC closed 3 oldest cases for a 306 day closure average / Wilhout these three, the average closure age is 101,9 d D� sy_ better thali the
a ,. _ —
>;>;< X.' average of 180 dad's -
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"]✓L• C?C -one 1110 fault settlenleDlt of S3,500 - discriltlillafinll alleged denial of empinvmelu Lased oft zDat }anal origin (Mhddle Gastenl - Israe}1l
" I' air 11ousing - one conciliation oil alleged discrinihi bas ed ou hus balzd acid wife's disabilities
ADA Trash assist added 7 iiew thellts - 11.5 %hicfease to -date —
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B. Development Services Department
1. Projects Update
Stephen Draper provided a copy of the department's Performance Summary Report.
Mr. Draper stated the department is getting a lot of recognition, The department is
continuing to make improvements to change the department's image.
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Performance Summary Report
Catendar Year Method
'1st Quarter
"Vb CVVV 2010 Variance
Permits Issued
5,601
4,503
�,(34 2
4,001
variance
Certificate of Occu ant Issued
Certificate of Occupancy Issued
395
385
261
216
Plan Reviews
Plan Reviews
536
524
350
415
Inspections Performed
Inspections Performed
12,406
11,351
8,748
9,549
bconse/Cerfificates Issued
License/Gerfificales is sued
541
730
843
448
LicensefGerlificates Revenue
License/Cerfificaies Revenue
49.957
5E1,481
76,852
30.470
Permits Dollar Valuation
Permits Dollar Valuation
$ 382,050,508
1 $ 250,349,996
lnmq!M�L
1 $ 166,956,532
$ 269,873,460
Permits Revenue Generated
Epern)L� Revenue Generated --L�-
57� )26
1 $ 465,126
$ 456�1123
$ 571,682
1
_ i
2nd Quarter
Permits Issued
5,920
157
�509
'viv
4,096
variance
Certificate of Occu ant Issued
458
426
252
283
248
Plan Reviews
625
604
441
523
456
Inspections Performed
13,842
1 1,840
9,516
- 10,779
-
bconse/Cerfificates Issued
330
617
426
401
- 349
LicensefGerlificates Revenue
1 $ 33,9?8
$ 53,240
47,92.3
465,4$8
$ 45,498
Permits Dollar Valuation
$ 367,760,703
1
294,838,699
$ 192,106,113
T2
$ 16 169,562 562 ,9 9 84
Permits Revenue Generated
$ 562,366
$ �683.9�03
1 613,446
-$ 69
$ 535,168
$ 535
3rd Quarter
INVI 2uutl zuuv 2010 Variance
Permits Issued
5,116
3.964
4,022
4,096
Certificate 2! Occupant Lissued
388
306
251
248
Plan Reviews
505
384
4
456
Inspections Performed
13,218
9,551
10,040
- 9,r,02
LicenselCertificates Issued
370
353
- 406
- 349
Lice nse/Cedificates Revenue
36,639
$ 34,313
$ 44 090
$ 45,498
Fe Dollar Valuation
308,939,§07
$ 2113,668,85 3
$ 195,40111 06
$ 16 169,562 562 ,9 9 84
Permits Revenue
465,246
$ 542,045
$ 532,454
$ 535,168
$ 535
4th Quarter
2007 2008 2009 2010 Variance
Permits Issued
4,596
3,130
3,676
6,753
Certificate of �nc Issued
_ 435
262
-- TO$
275
- 310
Plan Reviews
559
1,900
396
- 189
Inspections Performed
12,224
8,426
8.557
8,798
License/Cerlificales Issued
315
413
377
330
License/Gerfificalos Revenue
$ 2 9, 1 6 6
47,9
4
37,181
Permits Dollar Valuation
$ 252,591,681
$ 175,996,495
221 ,663.435
$ 135,303,745
- Permits Revenue Generated
1 410.119
1 $ 433,921_L$
4 55 , 206
$ 8
Grand Total for the Year
LVVI z1JUG duulf 2010 Variance
Permits Issued
21,552
17,408
1 6,616
19.769
Certificate of QLCujaag sued s
L_
1,676
1379
,
057
Plan Reviews
2,314
1,900
�1�,583
Inspections Performed
53,126
41,657
37
38
Lice nse/Cedificate s Issued
1,345
1 ,800
1,635
1,528
Lice nse/Cedificates Revenue
$ 133,601
$ 188 791
$ 182,933
$ 159,637
Permits Dollar Valuation
$ 1,311,341,899 9
$ 947,854 ,043
$ 776,127,74fl
$ 787.807 386
Permits Revenue Generated
$ 1,999
$ 2,343,771J_$
2.214,551J
$ 2,685,154
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C. Engineering Services Department
1, ADA Improvements Group I and 2 Update
Jamie Pyle reported the following:
• Group 1 is under construction — Many curb ramps have already been built on
Williams and McArdle streets. A sidewalk will also be built to The South Texas
Lighthouse for the Blind. S.P.1,D. and Airline will also be constructed soon,
• Group 2 is under design — 89% complete, planning on adding a little extra
(crosswalk from City Hall across to the RTA Transfer Station) to that project
therefore delaying the project,
• Negotiating with consultant to start the design on the Group 3 project,
D. Parks and Recreation Department
1. Budget Impacts on Summer Projects
No Report.
E. Corpus Christi Police Department Parking Control
1. Activities Summary
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7. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
A. ADA Title I/Employment Comprehensive Subcommittee — No Report
B. Engineering Subcommittee — No Report
[Leon Bazar reported Dr. Candelario Huerta resigned from the CFPWD. Mr. Bazar Stated the
CFPWD has to have a recommendation for the vacancy by no later than April 7th. If not, the
CFPWD will be unable to appoint a replacement until after the Council Members and Mayor
City Election.]
8. IDENTIFY ITEMS TO BE PLACED ON NEXT AGENDA
Review and Approval of Recommendation to replace Committee Member Dr. Candelario
Huerta
• C.A.S.T. for Kids
• Green-N-Go Cabs
9. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION otion to adjourn made by Harvey Salinas and seconded by Bertha Romero,
Motion passed. The meeting adjourned at 4:15 p.m.