HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Human Relations Commission - 03/02/2017 Corpus Christi Human Relations Commission
Summary of Minutes for March 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) Laura Commons
Richard Balli Mickey Kramer
April Bassett Nora Mireles
Dr. Bilaye Benibo (EDU) Maria Rodriquez
Linda Cantu Zoya Surani (EDU)
Present Staff:
Sylvia Wilson (Human Relations) Ginger Davis (Human Relations)
Absent Commissioners:
Melody Guerrero Dr. Roy Stock
Rene Saenz (EDU)(schlp) Saherish Surani (EDU)(schlp)
Lyndon Smiling
Absent Staff:
Lisa Aguilar(Legal)
2. REQUESTS AND APPROVALS FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES
Rene Saenz, Saherish Surani, Lyndon Smiling, and Dr. Roy Stock requested excused
absences for the March meeting due to work conflicts and illness.
MOTION Motion —April Bassett Second — Dr. Bilaye Benibo Motion Passed
3. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF 2.02.17
MOTION Motion — Dr. Bilaye Benibo Second — Laura Commons Motion Passed
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO 3 MINUTES) - None
5. PRESENTATIONS:
A. Cultural Intelligence — Liza Wisner, Learning & Development Manager, City
Human Resources Department— Ms. Wisner provided copies of the 2017 Learning
Catalog from the City of Corpus Christi Learning Institute and discussed the Cultural
Intelligence course available which encourages diversity in the workplace and
community. The commissioners were shown an excerpt of the training and invited to
attend. (Copies of the handouts are attached to the Minutes.)
B. Update on Citizens Alliance for Fairness and Progress -April Bassett provided
an update to the Commission and stated the next meeting would be held on March
9th. Ms. Bassett also reported that an agreement had been reached and some of the
citizens were receiving offers for their property.
6. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Housing Subcommittee — Laura Commons passed out the Corpus Christi
Housing Report and the Nueces County Housing Report and commented on the
market figures. Nora Mireles reported on the rental dwelling market for January
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and February 2017 and handed out a listing on the Low Income Housing and
Subsidized Apartments in the City of Corpus Christi. (Copies of the handouts
are attached to the Minutes.)
B. Committee for Persons with Disabilities—Richard Balli provided an update from
the March 1, 2017 meeting of the Committee for Persons with Disabilities and
stated he was able to attend the Grand Opening of the Play for All all-inclusive park
on February 4th and the Open House for the North Beach Redevelopment project
on February 6th.
C. Education Subcommittee —Zoya Surani said they hope to meet soon and
finalize the date to give the Youth at Work presentation in the Veterans Memorial
Teaching Theatre.
D. Scholarship Program Subcommittee — No update until after the Mayoral
election.
E. Bylaw Subcommittee — Mr. Kramer stated that the commissioners should now
have a copy of the bylaws as approved at the February meeting. A motion was
passed to remove the Bylaws Subcommittee from the Agenda.
MOTION Motion - Dr. Bilaye Benibo Second — Laura Commons Motion Passed
7. HUMAN RELATIONS ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT — Sylvia Wilson informed the
Commission that the City will be hosting a "City Hall in the Mall" event on May 20,
2017, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and invited the members to participate. Ms.
Wilson also reported on the statistics for February 2017. A binder was given to each
commissioner containing the bylaws, various presentations made to the
Commission, and Orientation Manual. (A copy of the report is attached to the
Minutes.)
8. CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT - Mr. Kramer discussed the Open House at the South
Texas Lighthouse for the Blind on April 7th and the Job Fair at Del Mar College on
April 4th from 10:00 AM — 1:00 PM and April 5th from 3:00-6:00 PM and encouraged
support at those outreach events.
9. Identify Items to be placed on next Agenda
• April Bassett offered to contact Chris Amy with TxDot to see if he would be
able to make a presentation regarding the Harbor Bridge Project
• Possible presentation by Jay Ellington, Director of Parks and Recreation on
accessible beaches.
10.ADJOURNMENT
MOTION Motion — Dr. Bilaye Benibo Second — Nora Mireles Motion Passed
Meeting adjourned at 5:50 p.m.
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biggest challenge in decoding the cultural differences in that experience?
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CORF'!' S CF-If STI REVIEWOccupancy Rate
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Occupancy; 66.5 TX,
Units Added, 584
Units Absorbed(Annual): -13 90
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Average Size(SF): 856 +07.5°f° 86
Asking Rent: $936 +0,9%
Asking Rent per SF: $1,09 +04% 8684-
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%Offering Concessions: 47% +2507 F% ca ca c ca
Ave.Concession Package: 6.0% +283% _
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State ized Properties 2017 Change Corpus Chrisfii
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Unit Change", 651 $392
Units Absorbed(Annual): -.205 $838-
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Low Income Housing and Subsidized
Apartments in Corpus Christi, TX
Below is the listing of 34 afl'ordable apartments and low-income housing in Corpus Christi,'EX.
Some apartments listed here will require prospective residents to meet income eligibility
requirements and other guidelines specific to a housing authority,and other properties will be
open to all residents needing affordable housing.
911,GlenoakAgts-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family)
Location.Corpus Christi,TX-78418-4725
Contact Phone:(361)937-4051
Details:Property Amenities:Near Schools Near University Suburban Area Near Library Near Hospital
Near Park Close to Public Transportation Playground/Unit Amenities:Window Coverings Cable Ready
Air Conditioning Laundry Room Patio,Deck Or Balcony Yard
Arrowsinitl
Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(I r family
Location:Corpus Christi,TX-78412-4400
Contact Phone-(361)991-02'22
Details:Arrowsmith is a Section 8 multi-family property built of]approximately 3.4 acres in
Corpus Christi,Texas.The garden style community consists of'8 two-story residential buildings
and a separate building containing the leasing office and laundry facility.The Arrowsmith
Apartments are comprised of three different floor plans for a total ol'70 units.Contact
Information:Manager:Orafia LejaAddress:5701 Williams St.Corpus Christi,Texas Phone
361-991-0222 Fax:361-991-3459 Designation:Multi-Family,Section 8 Year Built: 1980.Lease
&Arnmenity Info:Lease: I Year Parking:Ample on-site parking Flandicap Assessable:Y
Community:Community Center with complete kitchen Schools:CCISD Blanch Moore
Elementary,Kaffle Middle School,Richard King High School Ammenitics:Centrally located
laundry facility,Community Room with complete kitchen. Unit Amenities:Electric range stove
and oven,frost-free refrigerators,central electric/AC,carpet and tile throughout,mini-blinds,
cable hook-ups in each unit.
Briarwood A.1)
Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family)
Location:Corpus Christi,TX-78412-4800
Contact Phone:(361)991-8081
(,.aria asa De Man aria-Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment(lbr Family
I.,ocation:Corpus Christi,TX-78405-3500
Contact Phone:(361)888-4091
Details: Property Amenities:After school prograrn Community Room Playground Basketball
court/I.Jnit Amenities: water paid Cable Ready Patio,Deck Or Balcony Air Conditioning
I.,aundry Room
Casti De Oro A AL ---ar -rients Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment(for Elderly
Location:Corpus Christi, x-78411-1735
Contact Phone: (361)853-6102
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T,oa^atia',n:Carpus Christi,'i X-78418-46,00
Contact Phone:(361)937 6421.
C o,ast�al Haven-Subsidized,Low-lZent Apartment(for Elderly)
Location, Corpus Christi, X-78413-2158
Contact Phone:(361)852 0161
Q errantry 1 Mates.-Subsidized,Lour-Rent Apartment(for Family)
Location.-Corpus Christi,!,CX-79410-4177
Contact Phone:(361)241'3658
Ej,ll"4tta so-Apartment(fern l'Iderly)
Location: Corpus Christi,Tx-78416-1.41101
Contact Phone (361)855-1494
1,11iott G rr1t II loines, Subsidized,Low-lZent Apartment(for l:llderly
i7-1-11111111-1
oe ation:Corpus ChristijX-784011-1866
Contact Phone (36i 1)884-3828
(:;a;i➢Iw .1N1 uaixn til 4rrttlaen s,-Subsidized,Low-Rent!'Apartment(for Family)
Location:Corpus Christi, I'X-7841.2-4638
Contract 'hone; (361)9911 F 0093
Details:Amenities"Call for Specials!2417 E'li 1ergency Maintenance Bus Stop Business Center
C:.ablc TV Ready Ceiling Irons Central Air Conditioning Close to Restaurants Close to School
Close to Shopping Commity Room Covered Parking Dishwashers Fitness Center Frost Free
Refrigerators Cants Heat Crated Community Ice Maker Microwaves Mina Blinds On-Situ Laundry
Playground Tile Floors
L]gLL�tgrr.k;Porrt-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(:f:or Family)
Location:Corpus Christi,TX-78414-2559
Contact Phone:(3611),993 12596
)iefuv I,larbour-Subsidizell,Low-Rent.Apmtment(tear Disabled)
Location:Corpus Christi„�jrX-78414-3466
Contact Phone: 1800466'1722
Details:This one,-story building is located at 2421 Cimarron Boulevard in Corpus Christ,TX
and offers the best in accessible,affordable independent living to adults with qualifying
disabilities.Residents enjoy, the privacy and independence of their own apartment and may make
arrangements for their own,supportive services,ifneeded.(qualifying households pay rent based
on 30%of household monthly income.Income limits apply,but no minimum incorne is required
to qualify.
t aric�.l-,ytl� l mt alp-Apa!rtment(for Disabled)
Location:Corpus Christi,"lfX-784018-3447
Contact Phone:(361)884 3888
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Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment(for Family)
Location.- Corpus Christi,TX-78418-4444
Contact Phone:(361)937-2971
Details. If you like quiet neighborhoods with top rated schools,convenience to a post office,
transportation routes,and walking distance to shopping then Laguna Apartments is the location
for your apartment needs,.Our properties have a little of everything to suite your housing
requirements.
Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment('for Family
Location: Corpus Christi,TX-78407-1100
Contact Phone:(512)289-5455
Details:Property Amenities:Easy Access to Interstate Community Room Playground Near
Church/Unit Amenities:Window Coverings Cable Ready Air Conditioning Washcr and Dryer
Am-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family
Location-Corpus Christi, X-78415-1999
Contact Phone:(361)852-1962
Details:Property Amenities:Playground Near Library Near Schools Picnic Courtyard w/BBQ
Grills Community Learning;Center Monthly Pest Control Service Near Hospital 24 I-Ir.
Emergency Maintenance Assigned Parking Close 10 Public Transportation Near Park Near
University Planned Resident Activities Basketball Court Close to SPID Community Room/Unit
Amenities: Window Coverings Cable-Ready Air Conditioning Premium Flooring j'wo-Toned
Paint Carpet
LIJI..,AC Hacienda, artments-Subsidized,1,ow-Rent Apartment(for Disabled)
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Location: Corpus Christi,TX-78405-2172
Contact Phone:(361)882-1088
LULAC VHlam.j..gELc-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(liar Family
Location: Corpus Christi,TX-78416-2000
ContactPhone: (361)853-2569
-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family
Location. Corpus Christi,TX-784111-2244
Contact Phone: (361)739-0432
North Si6',. Martor-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family
Location:Corpus Christi,'TX-78401-1338
Contact Phone:(512)883-1622
()moo(� -Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment(;for Family
Location: Corpus Christi,TX-78412-4206
Contact Phone, (361)991-9043
Ralacio Residential-Apartment(for Elderly
Location:Corpus Christi,TX-78416-1800
Contact Phone:(361)851-9890
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Palacip Residential&El Paradiso 6-11�&,
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Location.-Corpus Christi,TX-78411,
Contact Phone:
Palacio Residential&El Paiadiso 6nj�,
Location:Corpus Christi,'Fx-78411
Contact Phone:(361)955-1494
1 qy_Qqrgens-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Disabled
Location:Corpus Christi,TX-78412-3435
Contact Phone: (361)883-8461
Sam_g.d Pla"ce,-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Fw-nily')
Location-Corpus Christi, x-78411-3600
Contact Phone:(512)851-9031
Details: Property Amenities:Near Schools Playground Near Park Community Room Near
Library Controlled Access Basketball Court Close to Business District Close to Public
Transportation/Unit Amenities:Walk-in Closet(s)An-Conditioning Laundry RoOln
Sea,Gulf Villa-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Elderly
Location: Corpus Christi,TX-78401-2547
Contact Phone: (361)888-4821
SouthBlu A t-Apartment(for Family)
Location: Corpus Christi,TX-78401-3454
Contact Phone:(361)883-2081
Details: In the heart of the city circled by quite neighborhoods,with a view of Corpus Christi
Bay,many activities for children and adults South Bluff Apartments is a community with a little
bit of everything.Convenient to schools,a large park with swings and professional tennis courts,
and the shopping of down town its the perfect setting for great apartment homes,'rake a stroll by
the bay and enjoy the beach for Jun and pleasure,
The Palms .
--._.-.-6I_LeI!2PAjLq-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family)
Location: Corpus Christi,TX-78408
Contact Phone:(361)883-1604
o.QdIa_ke_AD!-Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family
Location- Corpus Christi,TX-78412-5058
Contact Phone:(361)992-8872
WoodlandA M -Subsidized,Low-Rent Apartment(for Family
Location:Corpus Christi,TX-78410-3430
Contact Phone:(361)241-3530
Details:Property Amenities:Community Room Playground Pool Near Schools Close to Public
Transportation Near minor emergency/Emit Amenities:Central Air Dishwasher Garbage
Disposal Carpet Window Coverings
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Tax Credit Apartments
Castle Manor 62 units
Cimarron Estates 180 Elderly
Hampton Port 110 units
Holly Park 172 units
Corban Townhomes 128 units
Buenda Vida Senior 100 units
Navigation Pointe 124 units
Costa Tarragona 96 units
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Human Relations Monthly Perfodrmance Report',
NIAJOR PROCRAMS AND SERVICES:
Wall a goad of"Noswring Diverse and Equitable EnN ironnicrits With Rcspcct and Prol"esmonLilism",the I hurnart RetiaLiolls DivkioIi will
conduo and crolocce a Positive plugorilin of lion-d iscrulai[lilt I on in Employment,Fidj Housing,Public Acconunodaflou,and compliance
with the Apocii"ons with DiSabilitius Act(ADA)within the City ol'Corpus Clifisfi. We will also make reports and recommendation i to
file CityCouticil and',,ethers,lilward file bettermera,ol'group and inter-group retationship.i within the community.
A. Non-DiscHnihionion Program B. ADA Compliance
I Intake,Investigative,Laid Mcdimion/Rv I,Address and monitor ADA c(linphanue through noxorninodalion rcqucsts toad it...m
2 Community Outreach,Education,and/ complaints;Coniniuroily Education Srol Awareness;and 1'eclitiicaVAdiiiiiiisti-.ttive:AsSisullwc,
3,Irechnical and 2.Coordavilion ofiniplonenonlion,monitoring,iind upokite oftlic Cilywido ADAkrawsition PLAII
"I'llile, All Adupl,,d 4,iot
c r
or
10t4 15. Od'16. 0 t...I Dec. VID Clow'"lor IFY
2011.-
ERFORNIANCE MEASURL OBJECTIVI Is s pt'16 Sept'17 start Dille 2016 ff' ftil )'It)
I'll,a.-, I'll I ,tan.
A. SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVE:
Provide Investigative Service to include intake,investigation,rnediatiori,conciliation,monitoring,and charge
resolution in Employment(including ADA),Fair Housing,and Public Acconallod at i oil.
'fleds"res.,Oulput
EEOC Resolutions Contract Yr 100;July,
October to September. Total and 0/,, Dol000mrolnurditicario 75 66 1) 5 1 8 23 35%
of Goal- n to 63
Intake Referrals to EEOC;Total and 70;
1h of Goal.Referak City E.rnployee
cases,Political Subdivisions entities, niodifit;iai 55 70 0 10 3 4 30 43%
o
Age and Equal Pay .) rl to 5(,
Ally 2015
IIUD Fail-Housing Contract Year is 25 20 20(;ran of 1 3 1 0 8 40 f,
July-.June. 3)
EEOC Charges Ctosed within 180 75%. 751% 75% 0 4 1 8 22 96%
days as 1%of total closures YTD
EEOC Reherrals:Perfected Charges
completed and seat to SAF0 in 10 90% 90"No 90% if 6 1 2 18 601,
das or less(as IX,of
IILJD Fair Housing COMPlaults 70% 0 1 1 0 3 37.511,
closed within 100 days as%of total I I
B. SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVE: Provide"Corujnunily Outreach,' ducation,and Awsurenesss"
Aleasures:Output
Number of training sessions,
C0111rhUnity niectings,and 60 50 su 7 1 1 4 8 IV.
informational events,
SERVJV Is LEVEL OBJECTIVE: ADA Access.,Accommodations,turd Technical Assistance Request resolution
itleasures., 771trita
ADA Gtizens'Complaints(Access.) so 0 7 141V.,
Public Accommodation Inquirics/Requests 50 1 1 2"/0
n c7 IZ cot tic s F 15 r 7
PickhIPS 50 50 5 3 7 34 681Vo
ADA Technical Assistance (10, 50 1 1 3 10 17%
Plan Reviews/Site Visits 30 30 1 1 21 27
Key Highlights;refer to back of page,
February:
TARPS: 23 Now Service Inquiries,23 New Service Requests,3 Service Request Re-certifications,0 Service Request
Verifications,7 Start Service E-mails,2 Discontinue Service E-mails,8 Missed Pick-up Work Orders
HUD:-4 Case(s)Worked on;1 Conciliation Proposal;23 Telephonic/lin Person Inquiries;I NFHTA Training for Week Three
21 On Site Visits were issues currently on the Citizen request for curb rarripsisidewalk issues.
ADA Tech Assists:1-People 1 st Language;Chevrolet Deaiershipt retro fit vechicies;and 1 referred to Engineering regarding
questions about possible construction on his street,
end.
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