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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Committee For Persons With Disabilities - 04/04/2012Committee For Persons With Disabilities Summary of Minutes for April 4, 2012 1. CALL TO ORDER Chairperson Carlos Vargas called the meeting to order at 3:02 p.m. A. ROLL CALL Committee Members Present: Carlos Vargas Thomas Dreyer Donnie Contreras Committee Members Absent: Alana Manrow (Excused) Staff Members Present: Sylvia Wilson (Human Relations) Trisha Dang (Legal) Staff Members Absent: Stacie Talbert (Parks & Recreation) Harvey Salinas (3:42) Sabrina Ramirez Bertha Romero Darren Bates (Excused) Irene Martinez Christina Aparicio (Human Relations ) Marc Denson (Police: Parking Control) Mark Van Vleck (Development Services) Jamie Pyle (Engineering) B. REQUESTS FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES MOTION Alana Manrow and Darren Bates requested an excused absence for the 04/04/12 meeting. Motion to approve the absent request for Alana Manrow and Darren Bates made by Bertha Romero and second by Sabrina Ramirez. 2. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF 03/07/12 MOTION Motion to approve the March 7t" meeting minutes made by Bertha Romero and second by Thomas Dreyer. Motion Passed. 3. PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO 3 MINUTES) 1. Alfredo P. Ramirez, with the Be Kind to Cyclists Organization, mentioned the Bicyclist /Pedestrian Subcommittee and the Transportation Advisory Subcommittee have been discussing the bicyclist City Ordinance called "Safe Passing" for the past three years. The "Safe Passing" Ordinance has implications to individuals whom are mobility challenged. Mr. Ramirez stated he believes the city's legal team hasn't updated the CFPWD on this particular ordinance. Mr. Ramirez requested to do a presentation on behalf of the Be Kind to Cyclist Organization. 2. Abel Alonzo, Community Advocate, congratulated Donnie Contreras on his recent appointment with the CFPWD. Mr. Alonzo stated that he agrees with Mr. Ramirez in the statement he made regarding the city's legal team and the Committee not being properly or directly informed of this "Safe Passing" Ordinance. Page 1 of 15 4. PRESENTATIONS A. Life Span Respite — Viola Monreal, Aging and Disability Resources Center. Ms. Monreal mentioned that the City has a new Aging and Disability Resource Center in the Community. Ms. Monreal gave informative information on handouts given regarding the Aging and Disability Resource Center. (A copy of the power point handout is attached at the back of the minutes) B. 2012 Technology Olympics — Mari Garza, Educational Services, Region2, (ESC -2) and Larry Elliott, Division for Blind Services. Ms. Garza and Mr. Elliott both gave information regarding the Educational Services Agency and the Division for Blind Services. Mr. Elliott stated that in efforts to expand the 2012 Technology Olympics the two Agencies decided to partner together. The 2012 Technology Olympics is a friendly competition that will show the different technology used to help persons with visual disabilities. (A copy of the power point handout is attached at the back of the minutes) C. Rubber Duck Round Up — Alana Manrow, South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind (STLB). Ms. Manrow mentioned the South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind will present Rubber Duck Round Up a family fun event that will take place to raise funds in awareness about blindness on May 26, 2012 from 10 am. —1 pm. (A copy of power point handout is attached at the pack of the minutes) D. New ADA Standards — Russ Arney, Development Services Plan Examiner Coordinator. Mr. Arney was unable to attend the meeting therefore Chairperson Vargas tabled the presentation till the next monthly meeting 05/02/12. 5. STAFF REPORTS /COMMENTS A. Human Relations Department 1. Department Monthly Performance Report Review Mrs. Wilson reported on the February 2012 Monthly Performance Report. (A copy of the report is attached at the back of the minutes) A. Development Services Department — Project Update Due to absent staff member Chairperson Vargas tabled the Project Update till the next monthly meeting 05/02/12. Erase /record over. B. Engineering Services Department — Mc Ardle Rd. Update Due to absent staff member Chairperson Vargas tabled Mc Ardle Rd. Update till the next monthly meeting 05/02/12. C. Parks and Recreation Department Due to absence Stacie Talbert requested that Ms. Wilson report on her behalf, the February 25, 2012 CAST Event was rained out and is rescheduled for September 8, 2012. As the event gets closer to the date Ms. Talbert will provide further participation, and volunteer information. Page 2 of 15 E. Corpus Christi Police Department Parking Control — Accessible parking citations update; accessible parking with apartment complexes. Mr. Denson mentioned he recently attended a Texas Parking Association Convention with discussion in regards to placing a hold on registrations for those whom fail to comply with citations for disabled parking. Mr. Denson plan is to have the support of other Cities at the next legislative meeting because affectively the ordinance is so hard to enforce. 6. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS A. Engineering Subcommittee — Prioritizing ADA/Street Project Thomas Dreyer reported the subcommittee member concentrated primarily on Mc Ardel between Ennis Joslin and Nile Rd. Each member will be focused on different aspects of the project; Sabrina - work closely with RTA on accessibility, pedestrian numbers on M Ardle, and the number of bus stops, Jamie- is going to get pictures of the pedestrian pads that do exist, and Sylvia will get the number of fatalities (pedestrian relation accidents) form a traffic engineer. Ms. Wilson gave a brief description of what she saw as she drove down Mc Ardle form Airline to Nile. Ms. Wilson stated the supportive information being gathered is to put into the letter to give to council. (A copy of the photos are attached at the back of the minutes) 7. CHAIRPERSONS REPORT A. Acknowledge Re- appointments and new member Donnie Contreras Chairpersons Vargas congratulated our three re- appointments Irene Martinez, Bertha Romero, and Thomas Dreyer. Mr. Vargas also congratulated Donnie Contreras as he gave brief description on Committee member Contreras Biography. B. Reminder — Special Guest for May meeting — Corpus Christ Police Chief Floyd Simpson. Mr. Vargas urged the committee members to try to be present for our next CFPWD meeting 05/02/12 as CCPD Floyd Simpson would be attending to do a presentation as a meet and great. C. IDENTIFY ITEMS TO BE PLACED ON NEXT AGENDA Presentation • CCPD Chief of Police — Floyd Simpson • New ADA Standards — Russ Arney, Development Services Plan Examiner Coordinator • Safe Passing — Alfredo Ramirez, Be Kind to Cyclist Organization Staff Reports • Development Services Department — Department Activity Update • Engineering Services Department - Update on Drafted Letter to be sent to Legislative Rep. D. ADJOURNMENT MOTION Motion to adjourn made by Bertha Romero and seconded by Sabrina Ramirez. Motion passed. The meeting adjourned at 4:12p.m. Page 3 of 15 Attachments 4. PRESENTATIONS A. Life Span Respite — Viola Monreal, Aging and Disability Resources Center. i Nrr i+ rd d a tai , ar � '1} " "fl3k1 13 the Rata AytnvS Afikag if Ill" 13 C 1 u+S ha ! IS ft Ails f r . a F pF p a f a} a , r ea Agency 1,'Gaaaald #radx al I I . tat Ci r35 J u U r9 ! 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THE CAR KEY CONVERSATION with JAWE HUYSMAN, Psyl), I I LES'N- CAP, EFT Call. Learn. Page 7 of 15 4. PRESENTATIONS n rea Page 8 of 15 4. PRESENTATIONS A. Life Span Respite — Viola Monreal, Aging and Disability Resources Center. NAI IONAi- FAMR-Y CAREGIVER Supi PROGRANI (NFCSP) I 'tA, 09 ft Oc.�WDW,4 W- 0-11 111-t- MI Caregiver Assistance News " C A S , N a , o k Y " " .. C A r f N 4 1 ky K il 1 n E k 5 "�; BEND '30VE OF Erica mo cplwidj ............ with g, or= W au',, p chitnt,-c-m can be in weso ..d diffi-It for The pcnon in your iuira, fAmily rre.",;w, and nrogivk s ,. is at, tha, the pra omdity chwigas , ga . ,vary. Rvad flu i—, prof AnS.WiWe ao M� s to the qustim,s W W W w-st,"Ur Jul—leilge. S. 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PRESENTATIONS B. 2012 Technology Olympics — Mari Garza, Educational Services, Region2, (ESC-2) and Larry Elliott, Division for Blind Services. Phone: (361) 289-8717 Fax. (361) 289-8737 (800) 687-7015 TEXAS Zany elliott@da rs. state, tx, us dAW,1­ Larry Elliott Transition Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Division for Blind Services 410 S. Padre Island Dr., Suite 103 Corpus Christi, TX 78405-4122 I . _,,XISTI, -r>( pill" Educational Service Center, Region Two DARS - Division for Blind Services is pleased to invite you to attend The 2012 Corpus Christi Technology Olympics MAY 3RD, 20 1 2 ElDiur-ATiONAL SERVICE CENTER REMoN TWV 209 NORTH WATER STREET CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 7S401-2528 PHONE: (361) 561 FAX: (315 1) aE33-3442 Register with your vision teacher or Mari Garza Phone: (361) 561-SS39 Fax (361) 561-SS3S maricela.garzatPesclus Page 10 of 15 4. PRESENTATIONS B. 2012 Technology Olympics — Mari Garza, Educational Services, Region2, (ESC-2) and Larry Elliott, Division for Blind Services. "I BELIEVE IN MY ABILITIES, SKILLS AND STREN Building a Foundation of Confidence allvs arc 0,q IN, -d 1,Vx h., ftmR, ­11 ffi,, wP,1.11 "ell—I 6 Cah. I- ;1,. y.ol, .W 4-0y. fi, ddil­ '. '16 ­k d m ­ _11, hi T­ ,s r­,o ,jud­ e t ,bi ,aot f k 0 16 C k", LISS . lle At, cf 11. ­­61, .M 1- "ON.- they ..h 3 11c -d"O What other families say about DBS Transition Services g6i­d MIN Rj '.0—, — h IV ­ IIwd 5_;V. — P,,,V"­d —d a V­­' fi,ll d flkn v.hoio I »n s Z V, ­,kh —Mr— 11.1 wl, �I I. 0­iI, 1. bond ­d irm H v. ­1 W.'. w IN, Tlk., Old nay 4uisrA, rl­ks DES:' 6 T 17 W —1m.d IF p eMP 1c HVI, f Ilh— ­d trw­ I, Ih. .]*�q ."d I" 31. 1. L-0 bs lh ., A. adjusts 1. Im", -Ilk . .1,­ .... ... i"eparrideot hviag b,«irgv Banco .7d d as vk­ ihnd .1 — ,wh h. bl Yo h." 1, r I­i lh&� 10—, "1 . 0 i,, H —i, i, The o 0 s d m bigly 1,114 —A,111 -d Pp­ H. —0,1 Q4, IF0 ­,rVV F I -ilh ' 1 d F I. Services for Youth and Families ouo q d. .".101. 0­'., m rnsann Z­U" ."d ­W.N." o"O nfrarauird ­1•1., —d h.bbi_ W­. ­H,Wm, ."I 'j 14fla 0 'AtI q 'jfi " M' lU .&­y *dh i.b ­d.—, A111i. 1x . P.1o.; SO,—, Transition Program Ad.l.­,, -W ­ Wd pr A.Wly nppimod 9 Wigh­ f.l. . I.d., d—, , li,­ in NO., I adVone" In t"hnology ­ko L1 ­i[Ao For H­ eq lire, W.", and ..ask 11>ri, —.y eXCeReM re.0.1.0. 1. W , p likd ­H­ tFrn 00— P­W ,d H.", sdmatrop .1 ­Mki— T16 T­­ D.,­*­ o1 Asa I- —d PWI.IIWII S­i-1 JDAR51 (VRI 1-sifl- f.", "i—I riw wand of •xgak "I AM CONFIDENT fl 1XIARWA Page 11 of 15 T­ DM,1­ f., C, rd Se' 11.1,i,.x C C t k i,,, 1,,, A& R 4­ ..d S It _d d­`p 1—g ih a Ihl IV, What other families say about DBS Transition Services g6i­d MIN Rj '.0—, — h IV ­ IIwd 5_;V. — P,,,V"­d —d a V­­' fi,ll d flkn v.hoio I »n s Z V, ­,kh —Mr— 11.1 wl, �I I. 0­iI, 1. bond ­d irm H v. ­1 W.'. w IN, Tlk., Old nay 4uisrA, rl­ks DES:' 6 T 17 W —1m.d IF p eMP 1c HVI, f Ilh— ­d trw­ I, Ih. .]*�q ."d I" 31. 1. L-0 bs lh ., A. adjusts 1. Im", -Ilk . .1,­ .... ... i"eparrideot hviag b,«irgv Banco .7d d as vk­ ihnd .1 — ,wh h. bl Yo h." 1, r I­i lh&� 10—, "1 . 0 i,, H —i, i, The o 0 s d m bigly 1,114 —A,111 -d Pp­ H. —0,1 Q4, IF0 ­,rVV F I -ilh ' 1 d F I. Services for Youth and Families ouo q d. .".101. 0­'., m rnsann Z­U" ."d ­W.N." o"O nfrarauird ­1•1., —d h.bbi_ W­. ­H,Wm, ."I 'j 14fla 0 'AtI q 'jfi " M' lU .&­y *dh i.b ­d.—, A111i. 1x . P.1o.; SO,—, Transition Program Ad.l.­,, -W ­ Wd pr A.Wly nppimod 9 Wigh­ f.l. . I.d., d—, , li,­ in NO., I adVone" In t"hnology ­ko L1 ­i[Ao For H­ eq lire, W.", and ..ask 11>ri, —.y eXCeReM re.0.1.0. 1. W , p likd ­H­ tFrn 00— P­W ,d H.", sdmatrop .1 ­Mki— T16 T­­ D.,­*­ o1 Asa I- —d PWI.IIWII S­i-1 JDAR51 (VRI 1-sifl- f.", "i—I riw wand of •xgak "I AM CONFIDENT fl 1XIARWA Page 11 of 15 4. PRESENTATIONS B. 2012 Technology Olympics — Mari Garza, Educational Services, Region2, (ESC -2) and Larry Elliott, Division for Blind Services. • ... dulautlon SerWee Carl il' Realon 2 umoa Is rran. Reg all 2 V I Techuy ogy 0tyr alhics fdUCaCICRn SedvlGe Gf• tter, RaTg on 2 Staff, in mn ;un it i xih area TeaChcas for b =ldaot4 with Vdsna! rsrpann?raets, have been 5t 'n lw n kegEOn 2 Vi TeChno2Yiy Ohym pers for ever a decade. N'ti upatdon 1. Luis @Vent retl ,e, Cho of hc. sped te€lsnology for Students with visual impai rments, -mv use o8 this axhn o4p8y also allows sudEd:,t ayr1h ,i u rl whirx. t accessibility to their ee:v:ironnient in their Connor ru" at ele as access o Isty to pa'rtir.Ipadan o, general nacca1lpn classes with n thin f district T1a d —nt al8cxws Stude"IS the oppor trie l'ty Rp 3h bwtase Ill of, d re ic abilities 11srough rho use of thela b #roan specific teihudial y. May 2012 is sparkaig a chaega .a ph ou, kego er 2 VI Technology t71yinfucx. This year we are py ent rieg with Depar nt of Assfs {eve anal hehalli it8tive 5ar ce5 € ivision o9 Sl ind S Our primary endeavor has Been CD <. a s.1 technalagy and its uses lot inclusion In aCade and if — Url KLOar rchwilies in schali. Lorne and roneuthuty. pianl for Lie p rte ,strip } -p tW lie, insl.de: • Art SE ow show €acing works. o, all hs2 5 udedL5 with b yal i p;yairmt h% • yPsst,S W,ii'agasata €of ctroomi vc4h viSroal Impair rur_ca, We xne hoiendmg an is 4,1110o to ypu to pafthe w Educ, torn Serrxe Center @egioe arvdl vx;on of Blind Se .1,x utuse in f ande — s. please do not IXesitate to contact Mari GNa;a {if Larry W I! otR f you are In Lei ected. Stndon now & e t uv future, I is -, respu sibf ay t'oproa rye those with e cab loses. the tools for accessibility a 7d' ieorfu:sio w sa[ie y- Mari Gaff ", Ia,Catio.al Cdn§azn',Iiit Larry Him, Transition Ceunselor Educations Ser Y4 Center, fie flipn 2 17epefunio t of t15§ Stivo Rehabil lative Sawices )M,ipn of 61':lnd 5mloes 361-561 #E1. -289 -871.7 ac�l,:r lVZ,�,as na,rmn cr s > — or, :ca s, n sa,". V" "'„ a z.�>*rl r o. —rn: ;.,:rams: --Y -' ?e, . uca M, 1— ty lax?,,. Ny N i R ackldd Grrwr,n[M Herv3 d OS 7'e h {R'14s EImSINC Fry % x hero Alp ."'d by Stara. Page 12 of 15 4. PRESENTATIONS C. Rubber Duck Round Up — Alana Manrow, South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind Im In V 14 4 V T Ap Bencylti"g S."M 7r,wl' 1'k'h&m4'0(tar if"? ARM South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind is excited to invite you to Rubber Duck Bound-Up 20121 Those cute little rubber ducks are ready to take their kith splash intoCoTpin; Christi Bay at Cole Park on Saturday, May 26th. Rubber Duck Round-Up is a fun-filled event for both families and corporations a I lkel Come hel us celebrate Memorial Day a nti raise funds to support our mission to Employ, Educate, and Empower your neighbors who are blind or visually Impaired. `QuacktivIes'Inctude food, df nlks, live music, Inflatables, pony rides, a patting zoo, and of course the Rubber Duck Race� We Invite you to partner with us for this unique fundraiser as a sponsor an War to adopt your very own rubber ducks for fabulous prizes! For more information, please contact Alana Marlow at 361.693,6x183 of visit WWW.rubberduckroundup,cliarityhapp4,-rTirigs,org to Complete your sponsorship- ,4 1� "Corporate Quacker" Sporgiorshlit for Adoption S5,000 VID (Very I mporti nt Duck} _$5 single Duck S2,500 Wise Quacker 1,500 Back site Beak $20 �uack Pack (5 Ducks) ' '�N $25 Lucky Ducks (7 Ducks) 1,000The Mighty Ducklings $40 Daffy Dozen (1 2 Ducks) $750 Birds of a Feather 25 Is) D uck5) I &V a " We are unable to participa te .'M donation, — I am Interested 1 Fx turd Sadaulnrco 50 ,01, 10 at Lighthouse per the Blind I an — & — c — m — nil7 ion—i p7r Whorl i; Mice PO -yo. 9697 C.P. ch�au I x 7a40 Ml ('93 6 " fax MI N3 IN I ..... .ret Pd Mo.— 2612 ''Soutb Tems a n . . . . . . . . . . 2 AM", . ........ South Tunas Lighthouse Mr the Blind, a non-profft onlianization, Is excited to announce that wa am Motion pact "11,10- D. k R—d-Up." . f.ash.- t1ro, Is Fee I. 0m ."m f—AV9 This),..,, event .in be hold I cal. Palk an S.Wnd.V, May 20 Imaa Ja b,..- 1.11 -., Th. eco., ran-. . 'r.Ibbpl ouch face, fiek music, food and drinks, and Tots of activltaei for mes lackullog inismabro, a Patting :u % perry ride,, deck prod, and ,&cmiru ­­ 1. addition t, e ,41n, ... nmet, A—i 00w l—, South Tcas Lighthouse fat the Mind annta to RNe other learal non-profit ertandrataons a chance to shoen—e 1hol, nomlrs a" the wwlcm they ;,evide am, —nolanity. we nate linnitad space, se it you m aald nBD to paruDipate, you will wand to submit yo a war and the oppoetunity to math flananeds :1' ppopie who Wit attend the ekonl' Payment raw M made by 0-k or .014 W. Ple� eubarft pled pld f— and pay—tu by M. to .1 rnwl tosannh Texas. Lighthouse for the Wind, Ally f: Aluma Marrow, PA Bacc 9611, Corpus Christi, TX 7B449. If you hnee any quesilom, pmok, contact AL., Memo. W Jay Sane"I at 361.SS34553. We It.& formarcl to needing your orga nizadcas at Reimer Duck Reend Up 20121 shumnel, Ib% M.-D. Wrert DO FaAelic MAN & Development WO F6- nta.­u._._'_____'_ , co-poe/0'r.n4ani- Nane prea. it kpofibd.e,,­l: OnIA Cb,d oppa v.rJr..x,d _k­rW­t.dp­t,dpw* F."s a- cdecd EWtru_,; Plcaxf make khmk payable to Saun Tourt Ughth..se Mr the Blind. Page 13 of 15 her South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind is excited to invite you to Rubber Duck Bound-Up 20121 Those cute little rubber ducks are ready to take their kith splash intoCoTpin; Christi Bay at Cole Park on Saturday, May 26th. Rubber Duck Round-Up is a fun-filled event for both families and corporations a I lkel Come hel us celebrate Memorial Day a nti raise funds to support our mission to Employ, Educate, and Empower your neighbors who are blind or visually Impaired. `QuacktivIes'Inctude food, df nlks, live music, Inflatables, pony rides, a patting zoo, and of course the Rubber Duck Race� We Invite you to partner with us for this unique fundraiser as a sponsor an War to adopt your very own rubber ducks for fabulous prizes! For more information, please contact Alana Marlow at 361.693,6x183 of visit WWW.rubberduckroundup,cliarityhapp4,-rTirigs,org to Complete your sponsorship- ,4 1� "Corporate Quacker" Sporgiorshlit for Adoption S5,000 VID (Very I mporti nt Duck} _$5 single Duck S2,500 Wise Quacker 1,500 Back site Beak $20 �uack Pack (5 Ducks) ' '�N $25 Lucky Ducks (7 Ducks) 1,000The Mighty Ducklings $40 Daffy Dozen (1 2 Ducks) $750 Birds of a Feather 25 Is) D uck5) I &V a " We are unable to participa te .'M donation, — I am Interested 1 Fx turd Sadaulnrco 50 ,01, 10 at Lighthouse per the Blind I an — & — c — m — nil7 ion—i p7r Whorl i; Mice PO -yo. 9697 C.P. ch�au I x 7a40 Ml ('93 6 " fax MI N3 IN I ..... .ret Pd Mo.— 2612 ''Soutb Tems a n . . . . . . . . . . 2 AM", . ........ South Tunas Lighthouse Mr the Blind, a non-profft onlianization, Is excited to announce that wa am Motion pact "11,10- D. k R—d-Up." . f.ash.- t1ro, Is Fee I. 0m ."m f—AV9 This),..,, event .in be hold I cal. Palk an S.Wnd.V, May 20 Imaa Ja b,..- 1.11 -., Th. eco., ran-. . 'r.Ibbpl ouch face, fiek music, food and drinks, and Tots of activltaei for mes lackullog inismabro, a Patting :u % perry ride,, deck prod, and ,&cmiru ­­ 1. addition t, e ,41n, ... nmet, A—i 00w l—, South Tcas Lighthouse fat the Mind annta to RNe other learal non-profit ertandrataons a chance to shoen—e 1hol, nomlrs a" the wwlcm they ;,evide am, —nolanity. we nate linnitad space, se it you m aald nBD to paruDipate, you will wand to submit yo a war and the oppoetunity to math flananeds :1' ppopie who Wit attend the ekonl' Payment raw M made by 0-k or .014 W. Ple� eubarft pled pld f— and pay—tu by M. to .1 rnwl tosannh Texas. Lighthouse for the Wind, Ally f: Aluma Marrow, PA Bacc 9611, Corpus Christi, TX 7B449. If you hnee any quesilom, pmok, contact AL., Memo. W Jay Sane"I at 361.SS34553. We It.& formarcl to needing your orga nizadcas at Reimer Duck Reend Up 20121 shumnel, Ib% M.-D. Wrert DO FaAelic MAN & Development WO F6- nta.­u._._'_____'_ , co-poe/0'r.n4ani- Nane prea. it kpofibd.e,,­l: OnIA Cb,d oppa v.rJr..x,d _k­rW­t.dp­t,dpw* F."s a- cdecd EWtru_,; Plcaxf make khmk payable to Saun Tourt Ughth..se Mr the Blind. Page 13 of 15 A. Human Relations Department 1. Department Monthly Performance Report Review IFUNIAN RELATIONS M INSTON AND SER VIC ESTRATEG V. W kh a goal of "Fo5le ring VjYC rse and U "itable Environdit ents With Respect and Professionalism ", the H urn an Relations Department wil I conduct and enforce a posifivt program of non-discriminalion in Employment, Fair I lonsin&Public Accommodai ion, and Compliance with the Ain cricairs with Disabilities Act (ADA) within the C ity of Corpus Chn sti. We will also make reports and recommendations to tire City Council and others, toward The betterment of group and inficF-group relationships within the mmgnunily. MAJOR PllofiRANIS NDSERVICTS, A. Non-Viscrimination Program 1, Intako, JmTstigaiive, and mrdiation/Resolution Services 2. Community Outreach. Education. and Awareness 3. Tech ni-1 And Aden mistr in i— Servic.s B. ADA Compliance 1. Address and mon ADA compliance, and related issues, through accommodation requests and ciften corn plaints; Coon net unity Education and Awareness; and Ttchnicat/Adni inistrative A nistance. 2. Coordination of impkin entation, monitoring, and update o the Citywide A DA Transition Plan PEkFORMANCE MEASURE OUJEC'IIVES Actual Actual Adop" Jan Feb NIAr 1 1 I Ara Uer 2011 JC­ ar per 4 F C W Y 0, Fy 1009-2010 2 010_2011 2012 2012 2012 VTOT-1 VTD % ef G-1 A. SERVICE LEV OBJECTIVE: Provide Invcstigativc &Mee to include intake, iurcsfigation, niediatien, conciliation, moruinning, and charge resolution in Emplo car includin w Accommodation. g ADA). Fair Hsin& and Public Accommodation. '11 ea 370 res'qua z p ut KEOU Cuntr&a Y, ]GY2011 to 912012 Closures coat = t closures; Total and % of 100 Uord - 104 (as of tonol 1) 13 9 9 4 35 35% 1 Intake Ucrl i s I 10 (Referred to LE QQ Tolal and % of'Cloal, - IN2011 in W2012 1 10(100m) 98 110 15 2 3 4 24 22% -'air HousiuF Criftual Yr 112M I to MUM 70,uplarrit Resolutions Coal of46 45 42 4D I1 0 3 7 21 53 Aleasures - Elleemwesss ... ..... FFOC Charge Write -Ups (F reTd Charg con.plried and sent to SAFO in 8 days or less (as % of) 90% 90 90% 4 1 25 (66%) 114 . 2 51 9 39% E- - - Charges Cluscd wit tin IN days as ol total dosufts Y - I TT I to 912022 5545 75% 75% 9 7 51 56% 414 (100%) 25 I lUV Fair I lousing Complaints closed within 100 day's as% of total 70% 70% 1 0 213 (61%) ('n 86% 15 71% B. SERVICE LEVEE. OBJECTIVE: Provi 417 rffs. " PU Number of trahn at; sessions, conam unnl y 1riP.;etln Vs, an informational evtnis - 8111 to 7131 ='49 48 40 40 15 6 10 33 67% L_�N' Pro AU , Accommodations, and Tectinteall Assistance Request resolution . 4tssibifig. 41611sumv. 11 Pu ADA 115 [OD 100 42 6 1 1 so 50% Public Accointrittlion ltntuiries/Req"sI.s 75 55 55 48 13 12 4 77 14 U'/. Acconim Trusb/Rwyde Pji7k!up3 0 20 20 58 9 5 1 73 365% 48 40 40 59 9 9 13 90 225% Flair Re views Site Visits 10 9 6 I 76 Key I lighlighl5: MARCH: EEOC: 23 complaints reed;: 13 Charges taken; 4 Closures Fair Housing: Promoting April as rair Housing Month, conduct community meetings at Sr Cts, radio and TV spots Aocomm. TrashlRecycle Program: 358 open cases ADA Walk Thru of Completed Water Street Project from Peoples to IH37 inspecting ourticutalramps. Page 14 of 15 ri Page 15 of 15