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Summary of Minutes for February 2, 2017
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chairperson Kramer called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m.
A. ROLL CALL
Present Commissioners:
Carlos Aguinaga(Schlp) Maria Rodriguez
April Bassett Lyndon Smiling
Dr. Bilaye Benibo (EDU) Dr. Roy Stock
Linda Cantu Saherish Surani (EOU)(Schlp)
Mickey Kramer Zoya Surani (EDU)
Nora Mireles
Present Staff:
Sylvia Wilson (Human Relations) Ginger Davis (Human Relations)
Lisa Aguilar(Legal)
Absent Commissioners:
Richard Balli Melody Guerrero
Laura Commons Rene Saenz (EDU)(Schlp)
2. REQUESTS AND APPROVALS FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES
Maria Rodriguez requested an excused absence for the January meeting due illness.
Rene Saenz and Laura Commons were absent due to work conflicts and asked to be
excused for the February meeting.
MOTION Motion — Nora Mireles Second — Dr. Bilaye Benibo Motion Passed
3. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF 1.05.17
MOTION Motion — Lyndon Smiling Second — Linda Cantu Motion Passed
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO 3 MINUTES) - None
5. PRESENTATIONS:
A. Fair Housing — Claudia Rosalez and Patsy Garcia
Claudia Rosalez, Fair Housing Compliance Officer with the Human Relations
Department, gave a power point presentation explaining the purpose of the Fair
Housing Act, the protected classes and the process involved to file a complaint. Ms.
Rosalez answered questions from the Commissioners and provided handouts. (A
copy of the presentation and handouts are attached to the Minutes.)
B. Update on Citizens Alliance for Fairness and Progress -April Bassett provided
an update to the Commission and handed out the Agenda for the January 12th, 2017
meeting and the Minutes from the December 8th, 2016 meeting. (Copies of the
handouts are attached to the Minutes.)
6. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Housing Subcommittee — Linda Cantu commented on the housing report for
December 2016 and stated that currently it's a Seller's market. Nora Mireles
reported that the rental dwelling market is down at this time. (Copies of the
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handouts are attached to the Minutes.)
B. Committee for Persons with Disabilities — Sylvia Wilson provided an update in
Mr. Balli's absence. She stated the Director of Facilities for the City spoke to the
Committee regarding the possibility of increasing the number of ADA parking
spaces on the Lipan Street side of City Hall. There was an update from Parks &
Recreation concerning the grand opening of an all-inclusive park on February 4,
2017 at Salinas Park on Airport Road.
C. Education Subcommittee — Saherish Surani said they hope to meet soon and
discuss the possibility of creating additional power point presentations targeting
specific groups.
D. Scholarship Program Subcommittee — Mrs. Wilson reported that the last
communication to Mr. Saenz was that the Mayor wanted to discuss the
scholarship program with the City Council. Due to the Mayor's resignation,
discussion of the program is tabled until after the election in May.
E. Bylaw Subcommittee — Mrs. Wilson referred to the revised draft of bylaws
provided to the commissioners and a motion was passed to adopt the bylaws
with the discussed revisions.
MOTION Motion - Dr. Bilaye Benibo Second — Lyndon Smiling Motion Passed
7. HUMAN RELATIONS ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT — Ms. Wilson reviewed the
January 2017 monthly performance report with the Commissioners. (A copy of the
report is attached to the Minutes.)
8. CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT - Mr. Kramer thanked those that were able to attend
the Life After Graduation — Who's Got Your Back? event on January 20th and
commended the youth commissioners for their Youth at Work presentation. He
reminded the commissioners of the grand opening at the all-inclusive park on
February 4th and mentioned that Del Mar is hosting two job fairs in April which would
be good opportunities to represent the Commission.
9. Identify Items to be placed on next Agenda
• South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind Open House
• Opportunity for volunteers at Special Olympics in April
10.ADJOURNMENT
MOTION Motion — Lyndon Smiling Second — Dr. Roy Stock Motion Passed
Meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m.
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OMB Approval No.2529-0011
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Fair Housing andSquai opportunity _
Submit by Email
Are You a V ictim
of
Hqu�ing
Discnminatton?
Fair Housing is Your Right!
If you have been denied your housing
rights ... you may have experienced
housing discrimination.
City of Corpus Christi
Human Relations Division
City Hall, 1st Floor
1201 Leopard
Corpus Christi, TX 78401
(361)826-3190
(361)826-3192 (fax)
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If you don't report discrirrdnation,
it can't be stopped!
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Housm* g Discrhaination
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• If you believe your rights have been violated,IIIJI)or
a State or local fair housing agency is ready to help you
file a complaint.
• You have one year from the date of the alleged act of
discrimination to file your complaint.
• After your information is received,we will contact you
to discuss the concerns you raise.
Instructions: (Please type or print.) Read this form
carefully. Try to answer all questions. If you do not know
the answer or a question does not apply to you,leave the
space blank. You have one year froth the date of the
alleged discrimination to file a complaint. Your form
should be signed and dated.Use reverse side of this page
if you need more space to respond.
Keep this information for your records.
Date your mailed your information to HUD:(mm/dd/yyyy)
Address to which you sent the information:
Street:
city: State: Zip Code:
IfYOU have not heard from HUD or a fair housing agency
within three weeks from the date you mail this form,you
may call to inquire about the status of your complaint.
See addresses and telephone listings on the last page.
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Your Name: Best time Your Daytime Phone No:
to call:
Your Address: Evening Phone No:
City: State: Zip Code:
Who else can we call if we cannot reach you?
1 Contact's Name: Daytime Phone No:
Best time to call: Evening Phone No:
2 Contact's Name: Daytime Phone No:
Best time to call; Evening Phone No;
I. What happened to you? -low were you discriminated against? For example: were you
refused an opportunity to rent or buy housing? Denied a loran? Told that housing was not
available when in fact it was? Tteated differently ftom others seeking housing? State briefly
what happened..
2. Why do you believe you are being discriminated against?
Tt is a violation of the:law to deny you your housing rights for any of the following factors:
•race •color °religion •sex •national origin ®familial status(families with children under
IS) C disability.
For example.were you denied housing because of your race? Were you denied a mortgage
loan because of your religion? Or turned down for an apartment because you have.
children? Were you harassed because you assisted someone in obtaining their fair housing
rights? Briefly explain why you think your housing rights were denied because of any the.
factors listed above.
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3. Who do you believe discriminated against you? Was it a landlord,owner,hank,real estate
agent,broker, company,or organization?
Name:
Address:
4. Where did the alleged act of discrimination occur?Provide the address. Igor example; Was
it at a rental unit? Single family home? Public or Assisted Rousing? A Mobile Home? Did
it occur at a bank or other lending.institution?
Address: _ ......
Stat, .......... 7Ip... oa—e .......n.. ....
5. When did the last act of discrimination occur?
Inter the date (mm/dd/yyyy)
Is the alleged discrimination continuous or on going? I ..I Yes F I No
Signature: Date:(mm/dd/yyyy)
X
Send this form to HUD or to the fair housing;agency where the alleged act of discrimination
occurred.
If you are unable to complete this form,you may call the office nearest you.
See addresses and telephone numbers listed on the back page.
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The information collected here will be used to Disclosure of this information is voluntary. Failure
investigate and to process housings discrimination to provide some or all of the requested information will
complaints.The information may be disclosed to the result in delay or denial of HUD assistance.
United States Department of Justice for its use in the This agency may not collect this information,and
filing of pattern and practice suits of housing you are not required to complete this form, unless it
discrimination or the prosecution of the person(s)who displays a currently valid OMB control number.
committed the discrimination where violence is Privacy Act Statement The Department of Housing
involved;and to State or local fair housing agencies and Urban Development is authorized to collect this
that administer substantially equivalent fair housing information by Title Vill of the Civil Rights Act of
laws for complaint processing. 1968, as amended by the Fair Housing
Public Reporting Burden for this collection of Amendments Act of 1988,(P.L.100.430);Title VI of
information is estimated to average 20 minutes per the Civil Rights Act of 1964, (P.L,88-352); Section
response, including the time for reviewing 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,as amended,
instructions, searching existing data sources, (P.L. 93-112); Section 109 of Title I - Housing and!
gathering and maintaining the data needed, and Community Development Act of 1974,as amended,
completing and reviewing the collection of (P.L. 97-35); Americans with Disabilities Act of
information. 1990,(P.L.101-336);and by the Age Discrimination
Act of 1975, as amended, (42 U.S.C. 6103),
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For Iowa,Kansas,Missouri and For Alaska,Idaho,Oregon,and
Nebraska: Washingtom
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Floor Seattle,WA 98104-1000
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Dakota,South Dakota,Utah,and questions-you may contact HUD
Wyoming. further at:
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(Sharon,,,L..,,,Santoya@hud.gov) Urban Development
Fair Housing Enforcement Center Office of Fair Housing and Equal
U.S.Department of Housing and Opportunity
Urban Development 451 7th Street,S.W.,Room 5204
633 17th Street Washington,DC 20410-2000
Denver,CO 80202-3690 Telephone(202)708-0836 or
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For Arizona,California,Hawaii,
and Nevada:
PACIFIC/HAWAII OFFICE
(Charles--Hauptman@hud.gov)
Fair Housing Enforcement Center
U.S.Department of Housing and
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Phillip Burton Federal Building and
U.S.Courthouse
450 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco,CA 94102-3448
Telephone(415)436-8400 or
1-800-347-3739
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Harbor Bridge
Community Advisory surd', Meeting #9 Agenda
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Date: Thursday,January 1.2
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Doors Open: 5:30 p.m.
Start Time: 6:00 p.m.
End Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location. OvealWilliams Senior Center
1.414 Martin Luther King Dr.
Corpus Christi,TX
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Purpose: The purpose of this meeting is.
• To update the CAB on the status of the Acquisition and Relocation Prograrn
• To discuss options related to the Northside Neighborhoods Livability Plan
Agenda: 1. The CAB Chairperson will welcome everyone and ireview the agenda(5 minutes)
2. Presentations:
a. TxDOT and FHWA(including the FHWA Office of Civil Rights)will!update the
CAB on the status of the outstanding issues and the impact on the Voluntary
Acquisition and Relocation,Program (10 minutes)
b. The Corpus Christi Housing Authority will provide an update on the relocation
program for the D.N.Leathers I residents and demoliton plans(5 minutes)
3. CAB members will give feedback to the agencies and have an opportunity to
raise questions and concerns(20 minutes)
4. TxDOT will invite input from the CAB on next steps for the Northside
Neighborhoods Livability Plan(whether to prepare a report at this point,whether
to put the Livability Plan on hold until further implementation of the Acquisition
and Relocation program)(15 minutes)
5. CAB members will make recommendations to TxDOT regarding plans for CAB
meetings during 2017(frequency,topics for discussion)(15 minutes)
6. The public will provide comments on topics addressed in this meeting(1
minutes)
7. The CAB Chairperson will close the meeting.
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HARBOR BRIDGE]PROMCFCOMMUNIrY ADVISORY BOARD MEETING MINu'rEs
December 8,201
The.1611owing notes are a reelection of TxDOT's summeny of the meeting and are not designed to
be an exact representation of'proceedings, The responses to questions posed during the meeting
included in this document may be abbreviated and not rqflect thefull and appropriate responses
.1i)r individual situations. CAR members and the public should contact the appropriate agenqyjbr
complete and personalized answers to their questions.
Flatiron Drat�ados Update
• A public meeting held on November 17"'. Thirty-four members of the public attended,
and four comments were received.
• A public hearing was held today(December 8")regarding the design changes to T.C.
Ayers Park.There were four verbal comments and a number of written comments.The
comment period for the design changes is open until December 30"',
Port Authority of Corpus Christi Update
• Offers are still pending resolution between Federal Highway Administration(FHWA)
and the Texas Department oil"Transportation(TxDOT),but the Port/DRA is still working
on submitting appraisals.
• The Port/DRA is administering a survey to the community,as requested by FHWA,and
the survey has been conducted over the past two weeks.The results of the survey will
serve as a planning document for the Port/DRA and will let the agencies know what is in
the community.Community members are encouraged to fill out the survey even if not in
its entirety.This survey will not affect individuals'participation in the Voluntary
Acquisition Program.
Corpus Christi Housing Authority Update
• Currently, 110 of the 122 households have found a place to move to from D.N. Leathers
and have or will be moving soon.
• There are five people who have not responded to the Housing Authority's multiple
communications.Of the five,one person was determined to have left the D.N.Leathers
property and has someone staying in their unit without informing the Housing Authority.
• D.N. Leathers will be officially closed at the end of February,and the property will be
demolished in early March.
• The mural at the property will be saved,and the Housing Authority has worked with
multiple people to determine a way to save it.As of now,the best plan for saving the
mural was identified by the artist of the mural,but negotiations are ongoing.
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• Part of the mitigation effort for D.N. Leathers is to,record the history of the property,
which has started thanks to the efforts of Lynn Smith,HNTB,
• The safety of the remaining residents in D.N.Leathers is important.Police patrol around
the property have increased,including the quadrupling of police department officials.
There have been no reports of issues,but the Housing Authority is making sure to stay in
front of any potential issues.
• The Housing Authority still has not received any interest in the community from people
interested in the Displaced by Govemmental Action program.Some CAB members have
infunned the Housing Authority that some people may be interested but are unsure if they
qualify.The Housing Authority encourages people to apply even if they feel they have
extenuating circumstances,because the Housing Authority reviews applicants on a case-
by-ease basis.
TxDOT Update
• Members of the TxDOT administration and legal team,including Marc Williams,
TxDOT Deputy Executive Director,contacted CAB Chair Pastor Adam Carrington to
discuss concerns regarding the resolution between TxDOT and FHWA.TxDOT jntbnned
Pastor Carrington that they are seeking a resolution before the new administration comes
in.TxDOT also stated they delayed the December CAB meeting in hopes ofhaving a
resolution before the meeting,but that has yet to happen,
• On December 12"',a meeting between TxDOT and FHWA administration to discuss a
resolution on making offers is anticipated.Chris Amy noted that TxDOT leadership is
informed of the concerns about the community regarding the issue of offers.
Questions/Comments
• Why is it important to come to a resolution before the new administration comes in'?
o Pastor Carrington noted that lie did not know,but he believes it could be due to
the new administration not being as interested in civil rights issues.
• Is the December 12"'meeting open to the public?
o No,the meeting is not open to the public,
• What's on hold'?
o The offers to homeowners and landlords arc on hold until a resolution is crafted
between FFIWA and TxDOT.
• Several CAB members noted that the bridge construction should be on hold until a
resolution is reached.
® Is the survey complete'?
o Interviews are still being conducted.The survey is not measuring land;it is
gathering information about members of the community.
o, Appraisers were out reviewing properties for homeowners interested in selling
their homes.
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o The survey is open to all in the community.
Where is the light of way map for the bridge located'?
o There is a right of way map for the Red(Recommended)Alternative available
online at w w,I lathn13ridgL11 iiL.Due to recent design changes,though,
the map may not reflect the latest light of way needs for the project. Surveys for
the property boundaries are available as well,if requested from TxDOT.
• What are property lines?
o These are the boundaries of a parcel/property.
• If everything is on hold,why are appraisals being completed?
o Not everything is on hold,just offers.
• Will the CAB be involved in the placement of the mural'?
o Yes,the CAB can be included.
® Are tenants of D.N. Leathers aware of the February move-out deadline?
o The Housing Authority has been in active communication with residents
regarding the move-out date,including seven letters,calls,and knocking on
doors.There are four people who have not been in communication with the
Housing Authority that are still attempting to be reached.In addition,there are
seven people who have not moved out but are aware of the move-out date,
• Can the Housing Authority consultant infonnation be shared with the CAB?
o Yes,the information tile consultant compiles can be shared with the CAB.The
Housing Authority and consultant recently held a conference call,and the
consultant expressed excitement regarding the Housing Authority's progress.'The
Housing Authority is tracking whether or not people are moving to areas of higher
opportunity and has found that most people have done so,
• How does the Housing Authority plan to reach out to those currently not in public
housing but wanting to move in?
o The Housing Authority does not know who the people are who are interested in
public housing that have not communicated this desire with them,The Displaced
by Governmental Action program was provided as an option to the Port/DRA,but
it may be confusing if both the Housing Authority and the Port/DRA arc
providing inforl-nation,Therefore,the Port/DRA is mainly responsible for
communications about the prograrn,and people are encouraged to speak with the
Port/DRA about their options.
• Why is Pastor Carrington attending meetings with TxDOT,but other members of the
CAB are not invited?
o The CAB Chair,Pastor Carrington,is doing what he was tasked to do in the CAB
Charter.TxDOT listened to the last meeting and tried to provide representation to
the CAB through Pastor Carrington.Chris Amy,TxDOT was not personally
aware that TxDOT Administration would reach out to Pastor Carrington until
after the phone call occurred.
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• Why is Citizens Alliance being involved in discussions but not tile CAB?
o This is not the case.
• Are any numbers available from the Port survey? What is the objective of the survey'?
There is a fear that a survey is being administered but nothing is actually being
accomplished in the community.
• The survey is not complete so numbers are unavailable at the time.
• The objective of the survey is to gather inforniation about the community and use
the result in planning.
• If people are being contacted about the survey multiple times,the Port/DRA
requests that residents let them know that this is happening,
• Chris Amy noted that he checked to see if a Freedom of Information Act(FOIA)request
can be submitted for the survey.fie found that a request can be submitted but no personal
information would be provided in response to the FOIA information,
® Is the bridge simulation video available'?
o Yes,it is available online at www.harborbridjr�t.Q(Lrj
• Are demolition crews for D.N.Leathers experienced in hazardous materials identification
and disposal?Do vouchers for D.N.Leathers residents not going to public housing,
expire?
* Yes,crews will be experienced iiihandling hazai-dousmateiiils.
* No,the vouchers will not expire.
• A member of the public stated that the meetings held between TxDOT and FI-IWA
lawyers are never open to the public.The public hearings are publicized by TxDOT and
consultants and are open to the public.The Citizen's Alliance meetings occur weekly and
have been held for the past two years.Then,there is the CAB meeting where Pastor
Carrington was elected as the Chair and represents the CAB.The citizen noted that no
one firom FHWA,particularly Al Alonzi,was present at the meeting and should be since
not attending is in violation of the agreement.He noted that because offers are on hold,
the CAB should demand that the Harbor Bridge Sustainability Plan,which should have
been finalized within a year,should look at what those who remain in the neighborhood
will face when people leave.The Sustainability Plan was not intended to cover just parks,
but also the livelihood of people.The CAB should demand that the planning be
implemented as soon as next year.He stated that there are subcommittees and the
Sustainability Plan should be inclusive,looking at what life will be like after the Harbor
Bridge'isbuilt.He also noted that there are people in the fight of way that are not affected
by the Voluntary Acquisition Program who are landlords wondering if they and their
tenants will receive full relocation benefits. What benefits will the two groups receive?
o Tenants will receive relocation benefits,but these benefits are different than those
received as part of the Voluntary Acquisition Program,A landlord would get the
appraised value of the home and tenants would receive relocation benefits that
enable them to rent a unit for a 42-month period.
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Who,is the survey for? Landlords?
o The survey is for everyone within the community,including onsite and offsite
owners and tenants.
Was the FHWA Civil Rights Office involved in the Harbor Bridge project before the
Title VI complaint'?
o No,the office was not involved,but the legal departments for TxDOT and FHWA
looked over documents related to the project.
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Human Relations Monthly Perfodrmance Report\
NIAJOH,PROGRAMS AND SERVICES:
Will,k,gnal of Toming Di-krsc anti Eclailable Envivinulunk Will Rcsineciand firolemonalism",like Human flduiinns Di,rki ill
,,l lack and 01ro'ce a posiki,,C program of'noa-di-i inali in F I'll"Y'nont,Pair 11 rna9ing,11.1,k Acwkinnodminn,and Lompliance
a0h the Anmicans wain Dnkibilioku�,Acv(ADA)within the City ol"CutpusChristi.
the City Council and ollwrs,I and III, intcl-poup,chdionships'ithit,the conurfurlity.
A. N-4115orimili Program 13.ADA Compliatore
1,Intake, and Mcdjution/itas 1,Addicss and monilm ADA comp hancu through accommodation acquests anal dill
2,( ,kanourkity Ouuoxh,Fducaliand A couiplaints;C,,inmunity Il and Aarcness;and'i cdmical/Adin nuisn-tim e Assima :o.
3,TodmiLal and AdmikkkIrJflvv Sor,jCvs 2,Coordination munituring,and update ofthe Citywide ADA 1'runsition Hall
W 2014- —"i,' Dee. I
jI fn
FAZF0 RMANCE N1EASURE Otill ECTIN111Sopt 2U5 llL1-o`1"-1 ;-e
L12016 Ni1v,,I'll, 1016 3(117 Irr"', 'i
A.
Provide Investigative Service to Include intake,investigation,mediation,conciliation,monitoring,rand charge rcqOlLlti011 ilk
finjiloytIfent(including ADA),F air Housing,and Public Accommodation
EEOC Resolutions Contract Yr My,
Octobei to September. Total all(]% ,Downward 75 66 3 6 5 1 15 231X,
n1i
of Goal- o 03
Intake Reflorrals to EEOC;'rotai and 70;
Iii)ofil Rellerak City Employee Downward
cascs,Political Subdivisions CothiCS, no'dil-wati 55 70 1 8 S 10 3 2b 3'7'1
nm tar 519
Age and Equal Pay Discrimina ,pal 2Ip15I
14LID Fair Housing Contract Year is 15 10 20 2 1 1 3 t 8 401Y6
July-.lune,
EEOC Cluirgus Closed within 180 75% 7.S% 75% 3 6 4 1 14 93'Y6
duyi as N,oftotat closures Y FID
EEOC Retcri lIck-ficcled Charges
completed and to SAFO in 10 901146 90% 90% 0 6 3 6 1 16 621Y.
(lays or less(as%of)
HUD Fair Housing Complaints cfased
within 100 days as%ol'total 70% 1 C) I 1 1 3 3 7.5%.
It. SE'RvIl LEVEL.013,11..'CTIVE..- Provide"Community Outreach,Education,kandkWaretil
Aleas"re':
Number ol training sLssions,
community inectings,and 60 SLE 50 2 1 0 1 4 89/6
inibrinational events.
C.SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVE: ADA Acms.,Ammon lations,aratiToolikii-I AW,tinoo R,sq,i o—khation
Xkasurm Untput
ADA Citizens'Complaints(Accii 50
7 14'Y..
Pubho Accommodation 50 0 5%
Ism/ti fiar Accomm Trash/Rceycle 10 50 12 7 5 3 27 54%6
Pick/ups
ADA Technical Assistance 60 10 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 7 120/6
Plan Rcvic�vt;/Situ Visits 3o 30 2 1 2 1 1 1 6 J
Key Highlights:refer to back of page.
JANUARY 2017
EECC: 1 Closulck,3 Charge Deforrols;8 Now Charges fontaled:16 compWinils roccived(I TVVC);11 outreach(Youlh at Work)
TARPS:4 No.sarviac.n0ulrlom,4 Now Somica request/,13 Sw0ce Request Ro-conifications,I Service renom5t vafrlfpcat8on,3 start Service F mols,4 Discontinue sorvicks E
mils,9 M,".d Pid,�.p Work 0,dsr.
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