36 in the published record, 12 in the recordings
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Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.
Approved minutesApproved to request the Chair to sign a letter of support to be submitted to Mr.
Approved minutesApproved as revised to include the correct attachment in SIRE.
Approved minutesApproved Consent Agenda
Approved minutesWithdrawn.
Approved minutesApproved a $250,000.00 expenditure and authorized the County Administrator to execute an agreement with the production company subject to review by the Clerk and Comptroller and the County Attorney. To expedite funding, authorized the County Administrator to cash flow the approved amount within the approved budgets in the general fund. Advertised for Public Hearing an ordinance amendment to amend
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
Approved minutesApproved the item per Staff’s recommendation with revisions to the unsigned agreement for Magnolia Oaks, removed the Pasco County Florida Federally Assisted Housing Inc. DBA from the first paragraph of the agreement and corrected page numbers 42 through 45, and the revisions to the signed agreement were correcting the page numbers 46 through 49.
Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda including Addendum item AC-186
Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda including the Addendum Consent. Items C8 and C34 were pulled for discussion or revisions.
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda
Approved minutesApproved the Consent Agenda
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Several speakers Jack Mariano: Thank you, ladies. Now move to R25, addressing the homelessness update. Kathy.
Several speakers Unidentified A: But it's a violation of your land development code. It's not your c your code does not make homelessness illegal.
Several speakers Kathryn Starkey: Um, I'm not showing you landscape pictures today. I'm showing you our challenges. Um Of our homeless living out on the on the street.
Several speakers homelessness is to house people. So we also provide financial assistance to help people get rapidly rehoused, or let's not forget our award-winning project, Rosalie Rendeau Apartments, where we helped an agency purchase multifamily apartments, renovate them. And create 12 permanent supportive housing beds. So we think it's important to help our homeless neighbors get into our system of care. And the best way to do that is for them to call numbers where they can be served by the organizations that are helping our homeless. The best way to get this information. And this card would be to visit mypasco.net and contact our office, and we'd be happy to assist you.
Several speakers Unidentified A: Oh no, I was referring exclusively to outreach efforts, people that are on the streets with notebooks, PCs. uh meeting with uh the homeless whether they be in the woods or on the streets.
Several speakers Homelessness has many definitions and because our funding comes from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, otherwise known as HUD, we go by their definition. It starts with people who are literally homeless. That can include people who are living in emergency shelters or transitional housing and hotels or motels, people living in cars, living in encampments or the woods, people in the streets, people in abandoned buildings. We also consider people who are fleeing from domestic violence. or human trafficking. And people who are at imminent risk of losing their housing. There's so many factors that cause homelessness. And that's why it's such a complex issue to solve. A lack of affordable housing, low-paying jobs, financial hardships, substance abuse, mental health, and mental illness. So at Community Development, we offer a number of initiatives that spam. The spectrum of homeless services for our community. Funding outreach services, fund an agency to provide homeless prevention services, renovation money for our family shelter. We also helped an agency buy a new facility for a women's shelter. So we've gone from outreach to homeless prevention to emergency. Services. But really, the key to ending
Several speakers Homelessness has many definitions and because our funding comes from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, otherwise known as HUD, we go by their definition. It starts with people who are literally homeless. That can include people who are living in emergency shelters or transitional housing and hotels or motels, people living in cars, living in encampments or the woods, people in the streets, people in abandoned buildings. We also consider people who are fleeing from domestic violence. or human trafficking. And people who are at imminent risk of losing their housing. There's so many factors that cause homelessness. And that's why it's such a complex issue to solve. A lack of affordable housing, low-paying jobs, financial hardships, substance abuse, mental health, and mental illness. So at Community Development, we offer a number Of initiatives that spam. The spectrum of homeless services for our community. Funding outreach services, fund an agency to provide homeless prevention services, renovation money for our family shelter. We also helped an agency buy a new facility for a women's shelter. So we've gone from outreach to homeless prevention to emergency. Services. But really, the key to ending
Kathryn Starkey Jack, um I had a meeting yesterday with the sheriff and his team. and um mentioned to him that our code of enforcement officers will not be enforcing or going into homeless camps anymore without deputies present.
Several speakers Unidentified A: get fined for running a homeless camp. Okay. Kathryn Starkey: Forbidden.
Several speakers Unidentified A: We look forward to it. Thank you.
Christina Fitzpatrick Yeah. So I've actually stopped and spoken to a few of the homeless and what their response to me is they've been on the wait list for a year now. So what kind of resolution are we coming up with? for our homeless population.
Several speakers Mike Moore: Yeah. So we say when we say homeless, are we saying these people are homeless today or they ha are they're possibly at risk of being homeless?