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SAN JOSE Memorandum TO: RULES COMNIITTEE FROM: Chuck Reed
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SUBJECT: TRANSPORTATION AND DATE: 1 - 25- 2001 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE PROPOSED WORKPLAN
'Tk MISSION STA MENT: To provide the community with safe, secure, and efficient surface and air transportation systems that support San Jose's livability and economic vitality and to provide environmental leadership through policy development, program design and reliable utility services and infrastructure.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Forrest Williams, Chair Sam Liccardo, Vice Chair Dave Cortese Judy Chirco
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NIEETING SCHEDULE First Monday of each month at 1 :30p.m. in Council Committee Rooms. If the Committee needs to meet more than monthly, a draft agenda should be presented to the Rules Committee for approval and with sufficient time to distribute the Committee Agenda packet for public review.
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Proposed Workplan Items
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February 1. Neighborhood Automated Speed Enforcement Program (NASCOP) (DOTIPD) 2. Recycle Plus Transition Issues (ESD) 3. Water Pollution Control Plant Infrastructure Condition and Capital Funding (ESD)
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4. State and Federal Legislation (CMO)
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March 1. Cool Cities Campaign 2. State and Regional Transportation Funding and Rewards Program (DOT) 3. Environmentally Preferable Procurement Policy (Finance)
4. Update on key aspects of Recycle Plus transition (ESD) 5. LIN Environmental Accords Strategic Plan and progress toward goals attainment (ESD) 6. Sustainable Energy Policy and Solar Pilot Projects (ESD) 7. Water Pollution Control Plant Master Plan (ESD) 8. Walking Distance Standard for Parks (PRNS)
April
1. Update on the Transportation Infrastructure Maintenance Needs Master Plan (DOT) 2. PG& E Undergrounding Program (PW) 3. City Hall and other Facilities Maintenance Issues (GS) 4. City facilities ADA Accessibility Review (CMOIPW) 5. Update on key aspects of Recycle Plus transition (ESD) 6. Stormwater Program Status Report and discuss needs for storm water collection systemlreserve
and potential fee adjustments (ESDIPW) 7. Las Plumas Household Hazardous Waste facility site plan development (ESD)
Mav 1. Caltrans Director's Report and Freeway Litter Removal Initiatives (DOT) 2. Greening the Fleet (GS) 3. Environmental Management System Pilot Report and expansion to other City operations (ESD)
4. Proposed revisions to the City's Water Policy and SFPUC negotiations regarding water supply and rates and Hetch-Hetchy system (ESD)
5. Update on key aspects of Recycle Plus transition (ESD) 6. Union Pacific Railroad Coordination (DOT) 7. State and Federal Legislation (CMO)
June 1. Taxi Cab Update (DOTIPDIAIR) 2. Performance Measurement and Council Directives (TASIEUS CSAs) 3. Recycled Water Master Plan and City-District collaboration and funding for infrastructure (ESD) 4. Update on key aspects of Recycle Plus transition (ESD)
5. Citywide Trail Completion Status Report (PRNS) 6. Street Tree Replacement Program and Canopy Coverage (DOT)
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SUBJECT:CONIMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DATE: January 25,2007 DEVELOPIVIENT COMMITTEE WORKPLAN
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RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the Community and Economic Development Committee workplan for the period of February through June 30,2007 and setting its meeting schedule on the fourth Monday of each month at 1 :30 p.m. in Rrn W-119, with two meetings recommended on the second and fourth Mondays in April and May 2007.
WORKPLAN CONTENTS
COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE WORKPLAN
February - June 2007
COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Nancy Pyle, Chair Nora Campos, Vice Chair Sam Liccardo Pete Constant
STAFF: Paul Krutko, CMOIOED John Weis, Redevelopment Agency Ru Weerakoon, Mayor's Office
MISSION STATEMENT: To manage the growth and change of the City of San Jose in order to encourage a strong economy, ensure a diverse range of arts, cultural and entertainment offerings, and create and preserve housing and healthy neighborhoods.
FEBRUARY 2007 1. Economic Indicators (1 5 mins)
2. Review of Budget Performance Measures (30 mins)
3. PBCE Survey Results (30 mins)
4. Economic Impacts of Downtown Events (45 mins)
MARCH 2007
5. Monthly City Council Directives (10 mins)
6. Development Process Review and Fee Adjustments (40 mins)
7. Team San Jose and Convention Center Update (30 mins)
8. Airport Update and Height Restrictions (30 mins)
9. North San Jose Vision 2030 Implementation (10 mins)
APRIL 2007
2nd Monday Meeting
10. Monthly City Council Directives (1 0 mins)
1 1. Downtown Business Strategy (60 mins)
12. City Incubator Program (30 mins)
13. International Business Strategy (20 mins)
4th Monday Meeting,
14. First Time Homebuyer Activity (1 0 mins)
15. Five-Year Housing Investment Plan (1 5 mins)
16. Affordable Housing Investment Plan (1 5 mins)
17. Evaluation of 2nd Unit Pilot Program (25 mins)
18. Proposition 1 C Housing and Emergency Shelter Trust Fund (25 mins)
19. Changes to Inclusionary Housing Policy in Redevelopment Areas (30 mins)
MAY 2007
2nd Monday Meeting
20. Monthly City Council Directives (10 mins)
21. ArtsGrantProgram(l0mins)
22. Update on Mexican Heritage, American Musical, and Repertory Theaters (40min)
23. Small and Local business Contracting (30 mins)
24. Catalyst Program Update (30 mins)
4th Monday Meeting
25. Pilot Program: Small Shopping Strips and Districts ( 30 mins)
26. ABAG Regional Needs Process (30 mins)
27. Small Business Commission Update and Workplan (30 mins)
JUNE 2007
28. Monthly City Council Directives (10 mins)
29. Update on W2F Program (60 mins)
30. Review of Fall Committee Workplan (30 mins)
FUTURE WORKPLAN ITEMS
3 1. Legislative Priorities
32. Convention Center Update
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TO: RULES COMMITTEE FROM: Chuck Reed Madison Nguyen
SUBJECT: PUBLIC SAFETY, FINANCE AND DATE: January 25,2007 .
STRATEGIC SUPPORT COMMITTEE PROPOSED WORKPLAN
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RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support workplan for the period February through June 2007 and setting its meeting schedule on the third Thursday of each month at 1 :30 P.M. in Committee Room W 1 1811 19, or as noticed below.
WORKPLAN CONTENTS
PUBLIC SAFETY, FINANCE AND STRATEGIC SUPPORT COMMITTEE WORKPLAN
February-June 2007
COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Madison Nguyen, Chair Pete Constant Forrest Williams TBD
STAFF: Kay Winer David Baum Armando Gomez
MISSION STATEMENT: To effectively develop, manage and safeguard the City's fiscal, physical, technological and human resources to enable and enhance the delivery of City services and projects and to provide prevention and emergency response
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services for crime, fire, medical, hazardous and disaster related situations.
MEETING SCHEDULE: Third Thursday of each month at 1 :30p.m. in council Committee Rooms. If the Committee needs to meet more than monthly, a draft agenda should be presented to the Rules Committee for approval and with sufficient time to distribute the Committee Agenda packet for public review.
February 2007
1. GASB 45 Update (Finance, Retirement)
2. Public Safety Quarterly Report (Police and Fire)
3. Quarterly Debt report (Finance)
4. Quarterly Investment Report (Finance)
5. Monthly Financial Report (Budget and RDA)
6. Update on Council Directives (City Manager's Office)
7. Performance Measures Review (City Manager's Office)
8. Legislative Update (City Manager's Office)
March 2007
1. Traffic Calming Audit (Auditor)
2. Bridge Repair Audit (Auditor)
3. Review of City Financial Investment Program and Investment Policy by External Auditor (Finance)
4. Downtown Working Group Quarterly Update (City Manager's Office)
5. Monthly Financial Report (Budget and RDA)
6. Update on Council Directives (City Manager's Office)
7. Performance Measures Review (City Manager's Office)
8. Legislative Update (City Manager's Office)
April 2007
1. Reuse of Old City Hall (City Manager's Office)
2. Review of Mayor Reed's Transition Committee Recommendations (City Manager's Office)
3. Monthly Financial Report (Budget and RDA)
4. Update on Council Directives (City Manager's Office)
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5. Performance Measures Review (City Manager's Office)
6. Legislative Update (City Manager's Office)
May 2007
1. City Clerk Technology and Automation Progress Report (City Clerk)
2. Revenue Collection Improvement Efforts (Finance)
3. IT Reports - City wide IT Needs, WiFi Communication Strategy (IT)
4. Review of Airport Financing Plan (Finance and Airport)
5. Semi Annual Audit Recommendations (Auditor)
6. Quarterly Debt Report (Finance)
7. Quarterly Investment Report (Finance)
8. Monthly Financial Report (Budget and RDA)
9. Update on Council Directives (City Manager's Office)
10. Performance Measures Review (City Manager's Office)
1 1. Legislative Update (City Manager's Office)
June 2007
1. Downtown Working Group Quarterly Update (City Manager's Office)
2. Public Safety Quarterly Report (Police and Fire)
3. Monthly Financial Report (Budget and RDA)
4. Update on Council Directives (City Manager's Office)
5. Performance Measures Review (City Manager's Office)
6. Legislative Update (City Manager's Office)
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TO: RULES AND OPEN GOVERNMENT FROM: Mayor Chuck Reed COMMITTEE Chair Judy Chirco
SUBJECT: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES & DATE: 1-31-07 EDUCATION COMMITTEE WORKPLAN
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RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee workplan for the period of February through June 30,2007 and setting its meeting schedule on the second Thursday of each month at 1 :30 p.m. in Room W119.
WORKPLAN CONTENTS
NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE WORKPLAN
February - June 2007
COMMITTEE MEMBERS: STAFF: JUDY CHIRCO, CHAIR MARK LINDER, CMO MADISON NGUYEN, VICE CHAIR BARBARA JORDAN, CAO NANCY PYLE BEN YURMAN-GLASER, MAYOR'S OFFICE
KELLY KLINE, REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
MISSION STATEMENT: To serve, foster and strengthen community by providing access to lifelong learning, opportunities to enjoy life, ensuring a diverse range of housing opportunities, and preserving healthy neighborhoods.
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February 22,2007 (NOTE SPECIAL DATE) 1. Strong Neighborhoods Monthly Update (CMO)
a. Performance measures used to track program success* 2. Monthly updates on City Council directives 3. Committee Vision and Mission 4. CSA WorkloadICAPS review (CMOINeighborhood Services CSA) 5. Review of the recommendations of the Transition Subcommittee on Education
March 8,2007 1. New Mobile Home Park Infrastructure Program (Housing)
a. Performance measures used to monitor success* 2. Library Cultural Cross Roads Grant Activities (Library) 3. SchoolsICity Collaborative Monthly Update (CMOINeighborhood Services CSA) 4. Report on LISC Working Group Study on Housing Needs (Housing) 5. Strong Neighborhoods Monthly Update (CMO) 6. Monthly updates on City Council directives
April 12,2006 1. Report on progress on Homeless Initiatives (Housing)
a. Performance measures used to monitor success* 2. Community Development Block Grant Issues (Housing) 3. Strong Neighborhoods Monthly Update (CMO) 4. Anti-GraffitiIAnti-Litter Update (PRNS) 5. Update on Blight Buster (PB&CE) 6. Report on ABAG Regional Needs Program (PB&CE/Housing) 7. Monthly updates on City Council directives
May 10,2006 1. Update on Family Learning Centers (Library)
a. Performance measures used to monitor success* 2. Progress Report on the Early Care and Education Strategic Plan (Library)
a. Performance measures used to monitor success* 3. Contract Management Update (PRNSICMOlHousing)
a. Performance measures used to monitor success* 4. Safe School Campus Initiative Update (PRNSPolice)
a. Performance measures used to monitor success* 5. Report on PRNS Refocusing of Service Delivery (PRNS) 6. Youth Commission Update (PRNS) 7. Strong Neighborhoods Monthly Update (CMO) 8. Monthly updates on City Council directives
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*Performance measure reports will be included
June 14,2006 1. Evaluation of Second Unit Pilot Program (PBCEkIousing) 2. Report on Parks and Affordable Housing (PRNS/Housing/PBCE/CMO) 3. Report on Proposition 1 C ( HousingICMO) 4. Strong Neighborhood Monthly Update (CMO) 5. Animal Care and Services Proposed Ordinance Amendments (PRNS) 6. BEST Interim Evaluation and FY 2007-2008 Strategies/Mayor's Gang Prevention Task
Force Allocation Plan (PRNS) 7. Schools/City Collaborative Monthly Update (CMO) 8. Monthly updates on City Council directives
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TO: RULES & OPEN GOVERNMENT FROM: Chuck Reed COMMITTEE
SUBJECT: RULES & OPEN GOVERNMENT DATE: January 25,2007 COMMITTEE WORKPLAN
Approved Date
RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the Rules Committee workplan for the period February through June 2007 and setting its meeting on Wednesday of each week at 2:00 P.M. in the Committee Room W1181119, or as noticed below.
WORKPLAN CONTENTS
RULES COMMITTEE WORKPLAN February -June 2007
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Chuck Reed, Chair Dave Cortese, Vice Chair Pete Constant, Member Judy Chirco, Member
Sam Liccardo, Alternate
STAFF
Richard Doyle, City Attorney Lee Price, City Clerk Les White, Manager's Office Gary Miskimon, Redevelopment Agency
MISSION STATEMENT: Council Agenda setting; Committee agenda setting; City Auditor work plan; Commission appointments that do not require interviews by the full Council; Ensuring accessible, responsive, transparent and accountable government.
MEETING SCHEDULE: Every Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. in the Committee Meeting Rooms.
A. City Council (City Clerk) 1. Review Draft Agenda
a. Add New Items to draft agenda
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b. Assign "Time Certain" to Agenda Items (if needed) 2. Review Final Agenda
a. Review of Items that Meet Exception Rule Adds to Agenda
B. Redevelopment Agency (Executive Director) 1 Review Draft Agenda
a. Add New Items to draft agenda b. Assign "Time Certain" to Agenda Items (if needed)
2 Review Final Agenda a. Review of Items that Meet Exception Rule
Adds to Agenda 3 Assign "Time Certain" for convening Redevelopment Agency Agenda
C. Legislative Update 1 . State 2. Federal
D. Meeting Schedules
E. The Public Record
F. Appointments to Boards, Commissions and Committees
G. Rules Committee Reviews, Recommendations and Approvals
H. Review of Council Committee Agendas
1. Community and Economic Development Committee 2. Neighborhood Services and Education Committee 3. Transportation and Environment Committee 4. Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee
I. Open Government Initiatives
1. Reed Reforms 2. Sunshine Reform Task Force 3. Significant Public Records Act Requests 4. Council Policy Manual Update
J. Open Forum
K. Adjournment