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Summary of Minutes for August 3, 2013
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chairperson Gamboa called the meeting to order at 5:04 p.m.
A. ROLL CALL
Present Commissioners:
Ramiro Gamboa Mickey Kramer Corey Elizondo
Edna Arredondo Almira Flores Faith Meza
Alice Aparicio-Bussey Elias Valverde Kyle James
Toni Davis Pastor Derrick Reaves
Present Staff:
Sylvia Wilson (Human Relations) Christina Aparicio (Human Relations)
Absent Commissioners:
Kathleen Cooper Carlos Aguinaga Joel Mumphord
Jaimee Contreras
2. INTRODUCTION OF NEW COMMISSIONERS
MOTION Mrs. Wilson introduced the Commission's new legal advisor Rosemary Stewart.
Alice Aparicio-Bussey has been a realtor for over 18 years and is currently working for
Keller Williams.
Kyle James is going to be a senior this coming school year at Ray High School and is
ready to take on college season.
3. REQUESTS FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES
Kathleen Cooper, Carlos Aguinaga, Joel Mumphord, Jaimee Contreras for the 8/3/13
regular monthly meeting.
Motion — Mickey Kramer Second —Elias Valverde Motion Pass
4. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES OF 7111113
MOTION Motion — Mickey Kramer Second —Core Elizondo Motion Pass
5. PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO 3 MINUTES)
Corey Elizondo discussed ADA issues on Sunnybrook Street. Mr. Elizondo showed
photos of his concerns. Mrs. Wilson suggested Mr. Elizondo present to the
Committee for Persons with Disabilities and meet with the Patsy Garcia, Human
Relations Division ADA Compliance Officer. Mr. Gamboa requested Mr. Elizondo
give a presentation during the Commissions next month's regular monthly meeting.
6. PRESENTATIONS
None
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7. CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT
a. 2nd Annual Retreat with CFPWD and RCAT Update
Ms. Wilson mentioned that due to the resignation of the CFPWD Chairperson Mr. Bates
the CFPWD now has a vacancy to fill. Ms. Wilson also stated the Chairperson of the
CFPWD was not interested in taking part of the retreat, however the request for
participation will be asked to the new Chairperson. She also mentioned she hadn't
heard any information regarding the retreat from the RCAT Chairperson, Abel Alonzo.
After further discussion Chairperson Gamboa stated he would like to move forward with
the retreat with or without the other entities, he feels it would still be a great opportunity
for the Human Relations Commissioners to attend and benefit from. Mr. Gamboa stated
the retreat will take place either the 3rd or 4th Saturday of September.
8. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
a. Housing Subcommittee— Update on Current Housing Trends
Ms. Alice-Bussey reviewed and discussed the handouts that were distributed to the
Commissioners regarding the growth in housing.
(Copies of the handouts are attached at the end of the minutes)
b. Committee for Persons with Disabilities—713113 Meeting Update
Ms. Wilson gave a brief update.
c. Education Subcommittee— Update by Kathleen Cooper
Operation Safe Return event update provided by Commissioner Kramer and Youth
Commissioner Elizondo. Mr. Kramer stated the event was a great success and
mentioned how the Human Relations booth ran out of giveaways before the end of
the event causing the Commissioners to shut down the booth. Mr. Elizondo
mentioned various commissioners attended the event in support.
d. Disparity Subcommittee— Nothing to Report
e. Goals Subcommittee— Update on 2nd Annual Retreat
Mr. Gamboa update was previously given under Chairpersons Report.
f. 50th Anniversary Subcommittee— Update
Mr. Gamboa and Mrs. Wilson stated the original subcommittee members came up
with some very well ideas, unfortunate due to conflicts of interest in order to carry
out ideas such as a half day symposium or banquet the commission would have to
obtain funding from sponsors. Ms. Wilson stated planning and coordination of the
event would have to come from an outside entity not associated with the City.
Extensive discussion followed by various Commissioners and staff members, Mr.
Gamboa stated the title of the event would be "50 Years of Equality".
9. HUMAN RELATIONS ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
Mrs. Wilson provided the July 2013 Monthly Performance Report with highlights of Division
activity.
(A copy of the Handout is attached at the end of the minutes)
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10. IDENTIFY ITEMS TO BE PLACED ON NEXT AGENDA
• Requested by Chairperson Gamboa — Presentation — ADA Concerns on Sunnybrook
Road and Mansheim Boulevard — Corey Elizondo
11.ADJOURNMENT
MOTION Motion — Mickey Kramer Second — Almira Flores Motion Pass
—Attachments on next page.
6. PRESENTATIONS
a. Housing Subcommittee — Update on Current Housing Trends - by Almira Flores
Quick Statisti
Data High Low Average Median Total Count
Origin al Price $335,900.00 $135,000.00 $198,085.00 $177,325.00 $2,971,275.00 15
listing Price $335,900.00 $135,000.00 $198,218.27 $178,900.00 $2,973,274.00 15
Selling Price $330,000.00 $134,900.00 $196,133.93 $178,900.00 $2,942,009.00 15
Selling Price Li 101.56% 96.37% 99.01% 99.93% 15
Price Per Sq Ft $120.16 $99.93 $109.70 $109.44 15
DOM 206 0 107 108 15
COOM 206 0 107 108 15
Apx Sq Ft 3044 1350 1,789 1600 15
Apx Lot Size 10581.00 0.00 1,652.3 0.00 15
Year Built 2013 2013 2,013 2013 15
Coastal Bend (MLS)
July 2013
New Constructions Residential Homes Closed Sales
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Data High Low Average Median Total Count
J Original Price $543,825.00 $135,000.00 $202,727.15 $180,450.00 $14,393,628.0 71
Listing Price $543,825.00 $135,000.00 $203,037.00 $180,450.00 $14,415,627.01 71
Selling Price $536,567.00 $134,900.00 $201,628.23 $179,800.00 514.315,604.0 71
Selling Price LI 103.72% 91.05% 99.32% 100.00% 71
Price Per Sg Ft $133.67 $90.55 $107.60 $10635 71
DOM 286 0 86 85 71
CDOM 286 0 86 85 71
Apo Sq Ft 4014 1241 1,868 1686 71
Apx Lot Site 14357.00 0.00 2,573.0 0.00 71
Year Built 2013 2013 2,013 2013 71
Coastal Bend(MLS)
January—July 2013
New Construct ons Residential Homes Closed Sales
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION SUMMARY REPORT
FOR
CALENDAR YEAR 2013
11011 11421 (151) 11041 11161
ONE P61411.7 CONOOSITOWMIOUSES TWO PA11IL7 T1M1EE OR FOUR 761411.7 FIVE OR MORE FAMILY TOTALS
N0. PROJECT NO. PROJECT NO. NO. PROJECT NO. NO. NO. PROJECT NO. NO. NO, PROJECT NO. NO, 110. PROJECT
MONTH SLOW COST UNITS COST SLOW UMTS COST 1►ERMITaBLOGS UNITS COST PERMITS SLOW UNITS COST PERMITS 51.OG•UNITS COST
JAN 19 16,279,4 7 151,170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 32 229 1,411,143 112 112 310 17,660,651
FES TI 1741.077 10 1,223,104 0 0 0 5 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 N 01 N 13,74,177
IMAM 50 14.570.7440 • 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 00 p II p 04,026,74
AIR 91 1747.711 4 204.421 0 0 0 !0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 66 54 11 13,712,201
rtAY 76 12,077,571 1 114,236 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 1 1 111 10,34,517 04 04 274 23336,310
.1060 57 16066117 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 24 24 045 11,117063 111 111 342 33,710,070
JUL 0 0 0 5 0 0 • 5 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0
AUG 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SEP 0 e 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 • • 0 0 00 0 0 0 0
OCT 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NOV 0 0 a 0 4 0 • 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
OEC 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 41$ 13.121,45 26 0,151,121 0 0 • 0 0 O. 0 47 47 715 30,351,4 451 641 1,234 117,27541
Alice Bussey,
Real Estate Consultant
Keller Williams CB
4518 Everhart Rd.Ste 101
361-533-1574 cell/text
alice@alicebussey.net
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COY OF CORPUS cRRl5n
DEVELOPMENT SER VOTES
RESOEN IALCONSTRUCTION SUMMARY REPORT
FOR
CALENDAR YEAR 2012
11011 V 021 1 0031 I (1.0 1105)
ONE FAMILY COMDOYIOW040USE9 TWO FAMILY TWtCC OR FOUR FAMILY FIVE OR MORE FAME,/ TOTALS
040. PROJECT N0. PROJECT NO. NO. PROJECT N0. 140. M0. PROJECT NO. NO. N0. PROJECT NO. ND. 'NO. PROJEC I-
ROSIN BLDOS COST UMTS COST SLOG31RN1 —7011 PERMITS BLOCS UNITS COST PERMITS 131.001 UMTS COST PERMITS BLOCS UNITS COST
JAN 45 13,T31.150 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 1 1 5 05.00. /6 14 53 13122,514
FEB 60 9,115,24 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 60 60 9,635191
MAR 12 13,41,100 •0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 73 71 13.414.110
APR 10 12.134,712 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 07_0__0 0 TO TO 10 13,41,332
MAY 11 11151036___ • 0 0._____D 0 0 • • 0 4 4 32 2,051100 19 90 III 19714536
JUN 76 12,705,147 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 1 0 0 0 0 0 25 25 76 12,106462
JUL 64 13.676 OM • 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 54 54 IA 13.626001
AVO to 19/23921 0 0 6 0_ 0 0 4 0 0 0 _ 0 0 0 117 117 117 11 _323
SEP 14 /,421.211 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 N,_ S4 14 1131,311
OCT 100 11.6111.55 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 100 103 16471,00
7100 04 10.011`00 _ 0 0 I.,_. 0_ 171.171 0__ • _ 0_ 1 1_159 11.77*372 61 II 243 33}30533
DEC 14 5.309.122 3 4].0)4 0•-0 0 0 0 0 D 3 3 11 1161031 13 II 131 16.601132
TOTALS) 925 164215412 3 443.574_ 4 16 62e.n1_ D I 0 0_ 1� 17_321 20,126.301 151 951 1211 171.113660
Alice Bussey,
Real Estate Consultant
Keller Williams CB
4518 Everhart Rd.Ste 101
361-533-1574 cell/text
alice@alicebussey.net
Statistics-2013 2nd Quarter Residential Homes Sales(Coastal Bend MLS)
Number of Closed Sales
2012 2013
April 353 418 18.41%
May 387 479 23.77%
lune 452 456 0.88%
Quarterly Total 1192.00 1353.00 13.51%
Average Sales Price
2012 2013
April $188,314.00 $165,817.00 11.95%
May $186,477.00 $183,799.00 -1 44%
June $177,653.00 $186,370.00 4.91%
Quarterly Average $184,148.00 $178,662.00 -2.98%
Median Sales Price
2012 2013
April 5140,000.00 $143,950.00 2.82%
May $150,000.00 $155,000.00 3.33%
June 5144,950.00 $161,000.00 11.07%
Quarterly Average 5144,983.33 $153,316.67 5.75%
Total Dollar Volume
2012 2013
April $66,475,129.00 $69,311,657.00 4.27%
May $72,166,766.00 588,039,887.00 22.00%
June 580,299,457.00 584,984,840.00 5.83%
Quarterly Total $218,941,352.00 $242,336,384.00 10.69%
Cumulative Days on Market
2012 2013
April 125 139 11%
May 108 126 17%
June 105 131 25%
Quarterly Average 112.67 132.00 17%
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8. DEPARTMENT MONTHLY PERFORMANCE REPORT REVIEW
a. Monthly Department Performance Report
III 111\RI.1.11HAS.'12013
MISSION AND SE,RVI(F SIRCCE(;v;
u ith a goal of"Fostering Dlcene and Equitable 1-rtcuonmcnl,V.It11 Respect and Professionalism".the I luman Relations Department%sill
conduct and enforce a posnnc program of non-discrimination In fmplosment.Fair housing.Public.\ccommodation and Compliance
ssith the lmcncans tine Dlsahlcities'1ct 111)\ ss(thin the C its of Corpus Christi 11e NAl also slake reports and recommendations to
the(.In Council and others tonarJ the betterment of group and neer-croup rclaticnshlps ullhin the communal
MAJOR PRO(;it 1SIS:1\D tit R1 I(:I.S;
•
.1. \nn-Discrimination Program R. %1L1 Compliance
I Intake Ins esugatne and 1lediation/Resolul on Sen ices I Address and monitor Al)1 cur:mt.:axe and related'sores through accommodation
2 Communrt)Outreach•Fducauon and Numeric.. requests and oaten complaints
3 Technical and.dmmntrause Sen t.cc Conmrumt)Education and 1uarcnes and technical 1dminutratne 1sslslancc
2 Co ortFnation of implementation monitoring.and update of the Cii)uid%1DA 1 carnation PI
1.r.....C nu.I
St., II 1(1(
Oil II i i' I •.r°,it
lanai Lariat 1dnpled Q.iii 1.,, Niili JIM. .1111% 1 s s In i,n , IN
P110.01(\11\(1 111 1S'1(1.011.11( I I\1' 2111)1-2011 21)11.21112 21)12412013 2Iu 1)113 2(113 21113 I Iii s nl . .r 1,a
A. SERVICE D.EVEE.OBJECTIVE:
Prosaic Insestiaatisc Sen ice to Include intake.insestlgation.mediation.conciliation.monitoring and charge resolution in
Lmplo)ment'including \DA).Fair Housing and l'ublic Accommodation
Measures: Output ' 1
I FOC Contract 1 r 10 2011 lar 9 2012 Closures(ioat li•0- 100 to 84
100. Aug 2012 ehaneed toll] EEO( (onlr:Irl 1.1 2013 III 2011. June 2013;
i.10101 hares. Intal and of(.oat 101 81-8:21112 to 55 Aug.I 64 5 3 6 43 78°.
1,..a°,ne,e„s,.,v,,.n.%141a,1.,11111_s11,,,m,1 I..It,.n 13 in,,, ii
8 20122 Iowal and°.of Goal-10/21111 In 9.2012. I I(I( 111- June21113;
(onirati I 1 2221113 is"5 Hefei rat Wake, I ad an I"., 11)121)11. to 65
of(,nal 98 50-8/21112 Aug20I3 39 6 9 13i 44 98%.
!IUD Fair I lousing Contract 1 r 7/2012 to 6/2013 30(Jul)• 30 Clue-
Complaint Resolution.(Goal of 3,1 42 June 2012) June 2013) 0 2 6(34) 3 3 10%
Measures :FAIeettsencsss 1
I
1-EOC Charge,Closed%uthm 180 dais u.°.of total
closures 1 11)-111/2011 to 9/21112 75° 75°. 75% 4- 0 3 5 311 70%
—
I L()( Referral,C harm 11 rite-1 ps(1'erfected Charges)
completed and sent to SAM In 10 dans or les,las".on 9)°. 9C". 90°. I i 6 5 3 411 63°.
I I1 D Fair I lousIng Complaints closed
Nuhn 100 class as°.of total 70°. 70". 711% 0 I I 0 11 0°..
13. SERVICE LF,1]•;1,O13.IE(l'Il'F.:
li
Pros idc"Communit)Outreach.Education.and Auarenesss"
treasures:output l
,
Number attaining sessions commumt)mectinOs and
informational etetits-8.1 to 7.31 -511 40 4.1 50 7 I 1_ (,9 138°.
C. SERVICE I.EVEI.ORIECTIVE;
Pros ide 1I).1 Accesslhlht).Accommodations.and-Technical Assistance Request resolution
measures: out)sut -
ADA Citirens'Complaints(1ccessiblht)) 100 100 100 5 I I 16 16%
Public Accommodation Inquines.Requests 55 55 S5 4 I 4 58 105%
Neu/Requests for Accomm 1 rashlRec)cte Pickups 20 20 20 2 2 0 47 235°:
Changes Updates for Accum I rash Rcc)dc I'rgm I 6 2 128
!ADA Technical Assistance 40 40 50 9 3 -.1I I 141 282%
Plan Re%icus/Site Visits 25 _ 10 I I 83
tic).Highlights:
July 2013
EEOC 6 Closures 13 Deferrals 1E new cnarges
taken IS complaints received
Fair Housing 3 Closures -f intake 1 Training 1 On-Sites
PA 2
TARPS-0 Star? 2 Flagged
ADA Technical Assistance 11
TAS 502 Park•ng Spaces•2
TAS 405 Ramps-2
Referra • 1 (3)m
Reasonable Accommodation- I
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