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Summary of Minutes for May 4, 2017
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chairperson Kramer called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m.
A. ROLL CALL
Present Commissioners:
Carlos Aguinaga(scnlp) Mickey Kramer (Eou)(schlp)
Richard Balli Nora Mireles
April Bassett Rene Saenz (Eou)(schlp)
Linda Cantu Lyndon Smiling
Laura Commons Dr. Roy Stock
Melody Guerrero
Present Staff:
Sylvia Wilson (Human Relations) Ginger Davis (Human Relations)
Absent Commissioners:
Dr. Bilaye Benibo (EDU) Maria Rodriquez
Saherish Surani (EDU)(schlp) Zoya Surani
Absent Staff:
Lisa Aguilar(Legal)
2. REQUESTS AND APPROVALS FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES
Dr. Benibo and Maria Rodriquez requested excused absences for the May meeting due
to family emergencies. Saherish and Zoya Surani requested excused absences for the
May meeting due to school conflicts.
MOTION Motion — Lyndon Smiling Second —April Bassett Motion Passed
3. Discussion/Action —June Term Expirations - Laura Commons, Rene Saenz and
Melody Guerrero stated they were interested in seeking reappointment to the
Commission. Lyndon Smiling stated he would not be seeking reappointment. Saherish
and Zoya Surani were absent from the meeting and Sylvia Wilson said she would check
with them by email.
4. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF 4.06.17
MOTION Motion — Laura Commons Second — Lyndon Smiling Motion Passed
5. PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO 3 MINUTES) - None
6. PRESENTATIONS:
A. Del Richardson, Del Richardson & Associates, Inc. — Harbor Bridge Project
Ms. Richardson stated she is the Program Manager for the Hillcrest Washington
Coles Voluntary Real Estate Acquisition and Relocation Program and explained how
the program came into existence. She discussed the options available to the
residents of the Hillcrest Washington Coles neighborhood and the program details.
Ms. Richardson answered questions from the commissioners and provided contact
information.
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B. Update on Citizens Alliance for Fairness and Progress -April Bassett stated she
had nothing to add to Ms. Richardson's information.
7. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Housing Subcommittee — Laura Commons handed out the Corpus Christi
Housing Report for March 2017 and informed the Commission it's still considered
a seller's market at this time. Nora Mireles provided a report on the rental
dwellings market for April and stated she had learned that the required ADA units
in an apartment complex is 5%, in answer to a question from Mr. Balli last month.
(Copies of the handouts are attached to the Minutes.)
B. Committee for Persons with Disabilities—Richard Balli provided an update from
the May 3rd, 2017 meeting of the Committee for Persons with Disabilities. He
commented on the April ADA Citation Count from CCPD Parking Control, the
South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind Rubber Duck Round-Up on May 27th and the
Their Day event at Salinas Park on May 27th. Mr. Balli also stated he had finished
the CBAD course and is now a certified advocate.
C. Education Subcommittee — Melody Guerrero commented that they are still
working on possible dates for the presentation they had tailored towards students
with specific disabilities.
D. Scholarship Program Subcommittee — No update until after the Mayoral
election.
8. HUMAN RELATIONS ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT — Sylvia Wilson reported on
the statistics from the April 2017 Performance Report. (A copy of the report is
attached to the Minutes.)
9. CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT - Mr. Kramer thanked those that attended the Grand
Opening at the South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind on April 7th and encouraged
participation at the Rubber Duck Round-Up on May 27th and Operation Safe Return
in August. Mr. Balli reminded the commissioners of the CAST for KIDS event in
September.
10. Identify Items to be placed on next Agenda
• Presentation from CCISD on how bullying is handled in the schools
• Corpus Christi Apartment Association Trade Show on June 29th
• Resolution to approve support of Legal Services Corporation
%ADJOURNMENT
MOTION Motion — Laura Commons Second — Nora Mireles Motion Passed
Meeting adjourned at 5:42 p.m.
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Corpus Chr'isti
Housing Report Much 2017
Price Distributon
Medlan price S0-$919,99 EM 16.90/a
$175,000 ��1100'000 WiViN NO==44.40h
0/0S e! 599 OEM=26.30/0
Down $311ROOn =10.20/0
A 11.5%
2E 8 10.40/a
ORURO 'S'T)f19H 10.4%
D,wipaW to Maich 26 6
Active listings
Closed sales
OR
0/0 0/0
lip 17 oown 3E6
1,712 in March 2017 297 in March 2017
r1pelIggg
gqq
/spe Days on market %/q/0i
00 Months of inventory
6r... "M Days on market 80
Days to close 37
Total 117 5E7
Unchanged from March 2016 Compared to 4.0 in March 2016
About the data used in thismpon
Data us'd In this repDrt corrie from she Tpxas RFAUOR-OAta Relevance Projm,a
partner hip arriongibeTems Asso6afion ofREALJOWand local REAUM
associations throughout die tate,Analysis Is provided through a research Corpus Christi
agreertiont with ibe Real Birdie Censer at Texas A&M Llnlverslty, Association of REALTORSO
4k*,p TuAs REALTORS'
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G ORF''US ;HRs'n RENEW°W Occupancy Rate
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Corpus Christi Market Apr Annual Corpus Christi
General Overview 2017 Change i 93
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96-
Occupancy: 861 ?X,,
Units Added: 658 94 92-
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Units Absorbed Annual 513901-
Average Size(SF): 855 +0.4% %
Askin Rent: $931 0.8!° s881-
6 NINO Asking Rent per SF: $L /n 09 O.a ���
Effective Rent: $901 CJ B"f8,4r
Effective Rent per SF: $1.05 f,2%
y^ 1n� h� yn
%Offering Concessions: 42% +107.2% a
Ave.Concession Package: 6.9% +7.3%° .. ...
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Corpus Christi Market Apr Annual Market vs.Effective Rents
Stabilized Properties 2017 Change Corpus Christi
$947
Occupancy: 89,9 0°!0
Unit Change: 651 $892-
Units
8'92 Units Absorbed(Annual): 60
Average Size(SF): 853 +0.1%
Asking Rent: $908 i ti;°° 5783
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Asking Rent per SR $1.06 i $739 ',< N/
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Effective Rent: $880 Z91,cv 5574
Effective Rent per SF: $1.03
%Offering Concessions: 43% +117.7%
Ave.Concession Package: 6,6% +3.4%
FLOOR PLAN BREAKDOWN-CORPUS CHRISTI
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% ont..irm core n arket.,in,LJ states om 181 rrrukos<avallab,le nationally in aAerrclui.
1 BR 38.9% 662 $813 $787 3.2% Fdg e Pius,aroyl nakicinwiade with At N's C rlriprm's Pl'Dgnarn ALN is working hard to
paws you the data you need to kue p a:alee:ad of the curvet COPYftl(';f"M'r'S:Aii d aka,
1 DEN 0.5% 763 $887 $874 2.5%p rutorniation and rn eri,al provided through ALN I"^ria fi.acne errs curopy¢¢plake l ianrt
2 BR 43.7% 949 $1,019 $992 2.6% ded to the Sub "n6,,ei for Omar gdivkluaB u,A,only and iru no case e shall be ussa.d
in Finy manner that would k'be deemed ed rxuropte frryive to AA N.Aril resaie,ledirsh ibution
2 DEN 0.5% 1,250 $1,127 $1,108 1.7% or cmer rmis of rl'us aernination is strrctk y forbidden, lour AUt edtlon ai ong..irts,
3 BR 9.4% 1,233 $1,190 $1,170 9.'7°h u¢roar'ran0 and a�lr,aeslicrn„,pla as e cortl act ai taia(r;e,8akn a,a3ue.
>3 BR' 3.71/n 1379 $2,444 L $2.444L 0.01A
OTHER MARKETS San A torrid 'victoria Late Hadingen
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" 6,11%,C1 3u roe lw,ym- . 9K " .. +"0.`1%i $C9 7- fdk;4i�6 %93.2 . ., p.X6 7v+`r�.," 88'A
Unftk'Arddrid. 3,73'1 O ;3Z-, r 798
Unit Absotb ,.i rpnu l)"; 4u ,5r,. 418 - 672, 197
Av rpgls,CCtae ($,F=) 42 ° +0.2V. -799 -1 Al%� '870' +11;20;16, 069 NiA
Asldn3licai ,. .$04�;. +2,904, %PIei P,1.tl"'7, t 5 �1af,) v $Tt1 ", glfAl
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E9f o(luaa i"3onrf%per SFr, $1 s 1 ri210/9) $6�,9 �a�otv� $1.01 a.; r� ; $017 � NIA
Oftrin2"CconcesIstoIh ;' 31,511au,. " +11:'A'Naro- 49% LfO? °fir 36% +2O;C1rvi % - N/A
Ave,Concession Parukage` 5$"daa 4,04 -1,1 9:2uiro " 3.8/ `64% WA;
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Human Relations Monthly Perfodirmance Report\
MAJOR PROG'aAMS AND SEMACES:
Willi n goal of To"Icring Diverse and I-quilable Environnicini Willi Respect and Professionalism",the I lunian Relations Division will
conduct and cnhrcc to positive prograin oftion-discrimination in Farplo3 inent,Fair I lousing,Public Accommodation,and compliancu
with the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA)within the City O'Corpos Chmn We will also 11131"reports and roconunclidalions to
tic CRY C0111161 Mid 011IL'I's,toward the licummur otgroup andInter-group relationships within the colluntinit)
A. Non-Discrimination Prograin 13.ADA Compliance
1.Intake,las,cstigillivu,and mediation/Re 1.Addrcsaml monitor ADA compliance thnnii4i ncconinuidation jctiucsty timl citizen
2.Community OuticaLli,EdLIMakin,and F complaints,Community Faucation and Awarcacss;and Assistance.
1 Tuchnu;al and Administrative SCrviccs 2 Coordination of orryaleiuentahaut,nioniloflngand Update ofthe itywide ADA'I rinsition Plan
Adopacal Adopted Adnpird bis art April
III;]. Feb I Nlnrcl
'Y" F Gu I
pt 116 Sept'17 20 7 2017 2017
'100JUNIANCE MEASURL OBJECTIVI ScTl 2015 L Se 'i, 2017 rou'l '11,
suirt Daae
Provide Investigative Service to inctudc intake,investigation,mediation,Conciliation,monitoring,and charge
resolution in EmLfloymunt(irlClUdi ig ADA),Fair(lensing,and Public Accommodation.
Aleasures.,Output
EEOC Resolutions Contract Yr I 00t J tjly'
October to September. Totall and'Y6 Dowmvard 75 66 0 1 9 2 4 29 44'V6
madilicaain
of Goal- m to 4i3
Intake Rci:rt als to EEOC;Total and 70,
IN)of-Goal.Relierals:City ErnplOYCc Dommard
cases,Political Subdivisions entities, niodificati 55 70 0 3 4 7 6 43 611,
Age and Equal Pay Discriminations. I'll to 50
July 2015
Il
lUI)Fair I lousing Contract Year is 25 20 20(lain a] 2 1 0 0 1 9 45%,
July-June. 3)
31easures Efi'ccuivviwsss
EE0C Charges Closed within 180 75% 75% 75% 0 1 8 2 3 27 93%,
dais as'/,of total closures YTD
EIEOC Referrals:Perfected Charges
completed and seat to SAFO in 10 901, 90%, 901�. 0 1 2 2 4 24 561.
days or less as%of
I IUD Fair I IOUSing Complaints
closed within 100 days as%oftotal 701Y. 0 1 0 0 0 3 33.3'V6
SE111VICE,LEVE],OBJ CTM"': Provide"Community Outreach,Education,and Awareness,"
IfelISUMV:OUtj)LA
Number of training sessions,
community meetings,and 60 .50 50 I 1 2 4 4 8%
informational events.
C, SURVI(I",1114"VE'll�011JEGJJVF: ADA Access.,Accononodinions, Assistance i resolution
Akijsures: Output
ADA (Access,) 50 1,3 0 1 3 7 141/4
Public Accunuriodatim 4 50 2 1 0 0 3 6 0/4
77-7777177e,7,7 77777
Pick/urns 50 10 3 7 15 10 59 1181
ADA Technical Assistance 60 50 1 3 2 7 19 321Y.,
Plan RcviQ%vs/Sitc Visits 30 1 1 30 1 21 2 1 0 1 29 1,
Key Highlights:refer to back or Page.
APRIL 2017
TARPS: 10 New Service Inquiries,10 New Service Requests,0 Service Requests Re-certifications,0 Service Request
Verifications,10 Start Service E-mails,3 Discontinue Service E-mail!s,4 Missed Pick-up Work orders
EEOC: 4 Closures;6 Charge Deferrals;9 New Charges Formalized,20 complaints received(0 TWC)
H1.111 1 Case(s)Closed NoCause;4 Case(s)Worked on;3 Draft LODs;l draft Conciliation Proposal;1 Complainant 10-day
letter,3 Telephonic/E-mail/In Person Interviews,21 Telephonic/In Person Inquiries,I Housing Complaint submitted on-lineal
HUDISA inquiry/intake reA00 days and 1 case review,3 OutreachfTraining&I/Wei Outreach/Training Future
Preparations;1 NFHTA Week One-Online Training Preparation (Patsy),l Fair Housing Awareness Month of April 2017
ADA:Outreach at CB WNR Committee Mtg(SVW),Citizen Accessibility Grievances-Received 3 and Closed 1,Individual Curb
Ramp and Sidewalk Requests-Received 1 and Closed 1, Technical Assistance-7
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