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21-0844
| 1 | 2 | | Report and Recommendation | Approval Of The Draft Minutes From The Committee Meeting Of November 18, 2021 | | |
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21-0857
| 2 | 3.1 | | City Resolution | Subject: Funding The City of Oakland’s Head Start/Early Head Start Programming
From: The Life Enrichment Committee
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Requiring The City Administrator To Return To Council With A Budget Amendment To The Biennial Budget For Fiscal Years 2021-2023 That Fully Funds All City Of Oakland’s Head Start/Early Head Start Programming No Later Than May 2022 When Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Midcycle Budget Amendments Will Be Considered; And Committing The Council To Return With A Budget Amendment For The Current Biennial Fiscal Year 2021-2023 Budget To: 1) Add A Budget Policy Directive That Would Make It A Budget Priority That, If Existing Head Start/Early Head Start Programs Are Restructured It Will Be Done In A Manner To Retain All Existing Program Staff, That No Head Start/Early Head Start Programming Be Reduced And That No Head Start/ Early Head Start Staff Layoffs Occur Through The End Of The Current Fiscal Year 2021-2022, And 2) Fully Fund All City Of Oakland’s Head Start/Early Head Start Programs And Staff Through June 30, 2022
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21-0912
| 1 | 3.2 | | City Resolution | Subject: Honoring Kingdom Builders Christian Fellowship
From: Councilmember Taylor
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Honoring And Commending Kingdom Builders Christian Fellowship For Their 12 Years Of Exemplary Community Engagement In East Oakland | | |
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21-0918
| 1 | 3.3 | | City Resolution | Subject: Recognizing Reginald K. Burnett, Jr. (RB)
From: Councilmember Taylor
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Recognizing Reginald K. Burnett, Jr. (RB) For His Positive Impact On The Lives Of Oaklanders Of All Ages, Especially Oakland’s Youth And His Contributions To Supporting And Encouraging Safe, Affordable, And Enjoyable Bicycle And Pedestrian Experiences Through The City Of Oakland | | |
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21-0905
| 1 | 3.5 | | City Resolution | Subject: Requesting State Cannabis Cultivation Tax Reform
From: Vice Mayor Kaplan And Councilmember Gallo
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Of The City Of Oakland City Council Requesting State Cannabis Cultivation Tax Reform | | |
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21-0907
| 1 | 3.6 | | City Resolution | Subject: FY 2021-23 Budget Amendment
From: Office Of The City Administrator’s
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Amending Resolution No. 88717 C.M.S., Which Adopted The City Of Oakland Biennial Budget For Fiscal Years 2021-23, To Reallocate Funding From Various Departments To The Oakland Police Department For Two Additional Police Academies As Set Forth In Exhibit 1 | | |
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21-0910
| 1 | 3.7 | | Ordinance | Subject: City Of Oakland V. California Waste Solutions - Ordinance
From: Office Of The City Attorney
Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 13274 C.M.S. Which Awarded California Waste Solutions, Inc. (“CWS”) An Exclusive Residential Recycling Collection Services Franchise Contract (“RR Franchise Agreement”), To Authorize And Approve The First Amendment To The RR Franchise Agreement Which Will: (1) Clarify The Rate For Premium Backyard Multi-Family (“MFD”) Recycling Services For Carts; (2) Modify Certain Provisions And Services CWS Provides Under The RR Franchise Agreement As Described And Specified In This Ordinance And First Amendment To The RR Franchise Agreement; And (3) Adopt Appropriate California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) Findings | | |
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21-0911
| 1 | 3.8 | | City Resolution | Subject: City Of Oakland V. California Waste Solutions - Resolution
From: Office Of The City Attorney
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing And Directing The City Attorney To Compromise And Settle The Case Of City Of Oakland (“City”) V. California Waste Solutions (“CWS”), Does 1-20, Alameda County Superior Court Case No. RG17853559, And CWS’ Cross Claim Against The City, On Terms That Include, But Are Not Limited To The Following: (1) CWS Will Refund All Overcharges To Multi-Family Dwelling Owners For The Service Of Bringing Recycling Carts To Curbside For Collection, Totaling Approximately $6 Million; (2) The Residential Recycling Collection Services Agreement Between The City And CWS (“Recycling Agreement”) Will Be Amended To Reduce The Current Rate Of Approximately $187.57 Per Cart To Approximately $34.22 Per Cart, Subject To Adjustments Provided Under The Contract; (3) The City Will Pay CWS Approximately $1.7 Million Over A Period Of Four Years And Reduce CWS’ Costs Under The Agreement By Approximately $1.5 Million Over The Remaining 15-Year Life Of The Recycling Ag | | |
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21-0913
| 1 | 3.9 | | City Resolution | Subject: Denise BonGiovanni V. City Of Oakland
From: Office Of The City Attorney
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing And Directing The City Attorney To Compromise And Settle The Case Of Denise Bongiovanni V. City Of Oakland And Does 1 - 10, United States District Court, Northern District Of California, Case No. 3:21-CV-01303-EMC, City Attorney’s File No. X05251, In The Amount Of One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars And Zero Cents ($150,000.00) (Oakland Animal Services - Employment/Civil Rights) | | |
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21-0921
| 1 | 3.10 | | City Resolution | Subject: County Support For Gun Violence Reduction
From: Councilmember Taylor
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Calling For The County Of Alameda To Support Oakland’s Gun Violence Reduction Efforts By: (1) Strengthening Workforce Development Programs Focused On Justice-Involved Oakland Residents, (2) Substantially Increasing Investments Into Reentry Support Services For Oakland’s Returning Citizens, (3) Conducting An Equity Analysis On Case Charging And Case Closure Data By City, For Cases Presented To The District Attorney, And Develop A Plan For Addressing Any Inequity That May Lead To Adverse Public Safety Outcomes, And (4) Collaborating With The City Of Oakland’s Department Of Violence Prevention To Strengthen Violence Interruption In Jails To Complement Violence Interruption Efforts In The Community | | |
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21-0897
| 1 | 3.11 | | Report and Recommendation | Subject: Oral Reports On Reducing Gun Violence
From: Councilmember Kalb And Councilmember Gallo
Recommendation: Receive And Oral Report From Oakland Police Department, Department Of Violence Prevention, Safety And Services Oversight Commission (Measure Z), Cease Fire, And Community Policing Advisory Board On Reducing Gun Violence In Oakland | | |
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21-0916
| 1 | 3.12 | | Informational Report | Subject: FY2020-21 Q4 And FY2021-22 Q1 Revenue And Expenditure Report (R&E)
From: Finance Department
Recommendation: Receive An Informational Report On Fiscal Year (FY) 2020-21 Fourth Quarter And FY 2021-22 First Quarter Revenue And Expenditure (R&E) Results And Year-End Summaries For The General Purpose Fund (GPF, 1010) And Select Funds | | |
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21-0919
| 1 | 3.13 | | City Resolution | Subject: HHAP 2 And 3 Funds
From: Human Services Department
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution:
(1) Accepting And Appropriating Round 2 Homeless Housing, Assistance, And Prevention Program (“HHAP 2”) Grant Funds In An Amount Not To Exceed Nine Million, Three Hundred Eleven Thousand, Five Hundred Sixty-Eight Dollars ($9,311,568) Awarded To The City Of Oakland For The Provision Of Emergency Homeless Interventions;
(2) Authorizing The City Administrator (Or Designee) To Take All Steps Necessary To Apply For And Receive Round 3 Homeless Housing, Assistance, And Prevention Program (“HHAP 3”) Grant Funds Allocated To The City Of Oakland;
(3) Accepting And Appropriating HHAP 3 Grant Funds In The Amount Of Twenty-Four Million, Sixty-Six Thousand, Eight Hundred Twenty-Two Dollars And Fifty-Two Cents ($24,066,822.52) Allocated To The City Of Oakland For The Provision Of Emergency Homeless Interventions; And
(4) Allocating Up To Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000) Of HHAP Grant Funds To Provide Long-Term Operating Funds For Homekey Program Extremely Low-Income Permanent Housing | | |
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21-0903
| 1 | 3.14 | | City Resolution | Subject: Five Year Pavement Prioritization Plan
From: Transportation Department
Recommendation: Adopt The Following Pieces Of Legislation;
1) A Resolution: Establishing A Five-Year Prioritization Plan For The City Of Oakland’s Complete Streets Paving Program (2022-2027) And Adopting California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) Exemption Findings; And | | |
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21-0904
| 1 | | | City Resolution | 2) A Resolution: Authorizing The City Administrator To Award All Paving And Concrete Construction Contracts That Follow All City Advertising And Competitive Bidding Requirements And Are Awarded In Direct Service Of Delivering The 2022 Five Year Prioritization Plan In A Amount Not to Exceed Seventy-Five Millions Dollars, Without Return To City Council | | |
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21-0917
| 1 | 3.15 | | City Resolution | Subject: Assistance For Businesses Impacted By Armed Robberies
From: Vice Mayor Kaplan, Councilmember Fife, Gallo, And Pro Tem Thao
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution To Direct The City Administrator To Assist Impacted Businesses Who Have Been Harmed By Armed Robberies By (1) Researching And Implementing City-Issued Loans To Impacted Businesses Can Be Deferred Or Waived, (2) Researching Options For Tax Rebates For Impacted Businesses And Returning To Council For Authorization As Needed, (3) Researching And Implementing, To The Extent Allowed Under The Program, The City’s Provision Of Funding Through The City’s Façade Improvement/Tenant Improvement Programs To Help Businesses Rebuild And Install Security Doors/Gates And Related Infrastructure, (4) Identify And Apply For State Of California Grant Funds That Can Be Granted To Oakland’s Cannabis And East Oakland Businesses To Cover The Costs Of Repairs, Losses And/Or Other Damages Suffered Due To Recent Crime Activity, And (5) Conduct An Intensive Outreach Campaign To Impacted Businesses To Inform Them Of The Availability Of Any Exist | | |
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21-0922
| 1 | 3.16 | | Ordinance | Subject: Ghost Gun Ordinance
From: Councilmembers Kalb, Gallo And Vice Mayor Kaplan
Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance Amending Chapter 9.36 “Weapons” To Require Privately Made Firearms, Commonly Referred To As “Ghost Guns,” To Comply With State Law, Prohibit Nonexempt Persons From Possessing, Selling, Offering For Sale, Transferring, Purchasing, Transporting, Receiving Or Manufacturing An Unfinished Firearm Frame Or Receiver That Has Not Been Imprinted With A Serial Number And Prohibiting Nonexempt Persons From Possessing, Manufacturing Or Assembling A Privately Made Firearm That Has Not Been Imprinted With A Serial Number | | |
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21-0899
| 1 | 3.17 | | City Resolution | Subject: Professional Services Agreements For On-Call Landscape Architects
From: Oakland Public Works Department
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Award And Execute A Series Of Professional Services Agreements For On-Call Landscape Architectural Services For A Period Of Four (4) Years With The Following Firms: 1) Bay Tree; 2) Bottomley Associates; 3) Community Design And Architecture; 4) Dillingham Associates; 5) Jett.; 6) Keller Mitchell; 7) Kimley Horn; 8) Mantle; 9) Merrill Morris Partners; 10) Meyer Studio Land Architects; 11) NCE; 12) PGA Design; 13) RHAA Landscape Architects; 14) Terrain Studio; 15) UDLA And 16) WRT, Each For An Amount Not To Exceed Seven Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($750,000.00) | | |
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21-0901
| 1 | 3.18 | | City Resolution | Subject: Skyline Boulevard Evacuation Corridor Fire Prevention Project
From: Oakland Public Works Department
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Accept And Appropriate 1) Six Hundred Thousand Dollars ($600,000) From The California Department Of Forestry And Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) Fuel Reduction Program, And 2) Two Hundred And Twenty-Four Thousand Dollars ($224,000) From The CAL FIRE Fire Prevention Grants Program, For A Total Of Eight Hundred And Twenty-Four Thousand Dollars ($824,000) For The Completion Of The Skyline Boulevard Evacuation Corridor Project Involving The Removal Of Dead And Hazardous Trees Along Skyline Boulevard, And The Planting Of One Hundred And Fifty (150) Oak Trees As Shaded Fuel Breaks | | |
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21-0900
| 1 | 3.19 | | Ordinance | Subject: Amending Fiscal Year 2021-22 Master Fee Schedule (MFS)
From: Office Of The City Administrator
Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 13654 C.M.S. (Which Adopted The Fiscal Year 2021-22 Master Fee Schedule), As Amended, To Establish, Modify And Delete Fees And Penalties Assessed By Offices, Departments, Bureaus, And Agencies Of The City Of Oakland Referenced Herein | | |
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21-0902
| 1 | 3.20 | | City Resolution | Subject: IAFF MOU Amendment With Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighters Services
From: Human Resources Management Department
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Approving An Amendment To The Memorandum Of Understanding Between The City Of Oakland And The International Association Of Firefighters, Local 55 (IAFF MOU), Increasing The Fire Protection And Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Services (ARFF) Specialty Pay By An Additional 4% Retroactively Effective As Of The First Full Pay Period In July 2021 And Conditioned Upon The Agreement By The Port Of Oakland To Provide Full Reimbursement To The City For ARFF Pay | | |
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21-0906
| 1 | 3.21 | | City Resolution | Subject: 1707 Wood Street Exclusive Negotiation Agreement Extension
From: Housing And Community Development Department
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Amending Resolution No. 87795 C.M.S. To Authorize An Amendment To The Exclusive Negotiation Agreement (ENA) With Midpen Housing Corporation And Habitat For Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley, Inc., For The Development Of Affordable Housing At The City-Owned Real Property Located At 1707 Wood Street, To Extend The Term By Eighteen Months, With Two Administrative Options To Extend The Term An Additional Six Months And Up To Eighteen Months | | |
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21-0806
| 1 | 3.22 | | City Resolution | Subject: Appeal Of 1396 5th Street Project
From: Planning And Building Department
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Adopt One Of The Following Three Options:
1) A Resolution Denying The Appeal By East Bay Residents For Responsible Development And Thus Upholding The Planning Commission’s Environmental Determination And Approval Of A Proposal To Construct 222 Dwelling Units On The Existing Vacant Lot Located At 1396 5th Street, Oakland CA (Project Case No. PLN 20-101); Or | | |
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21-0808
| 1 | | | Report and Recommendation | Provided The City Council Can Make The Appropriate Findings:
2) A Motion To Direct Staff To Prepare A Resolution For Future City Council Consideration To Deny The Appeal With Additional Conditions; Or | | |
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21-0809
| 2 | | | Report and Recommendation | [OLD TITLE]
3) A Motion To Direct Staff To Prepare A Resolution For Future City Consideration To Uphold The Appeal
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3) A Resolution Upholding The Appeal By East Bay Residents For Responsible Development And Thus Vacating The Planning Commission’s Environmental Determination And Approval Of A Proposal To Construct 222 Dwelling Units On A Vacant Site Located At 1396 5th Street, Oakland CA (Project Case No. PLN20-101), And Remanding To Planning Commission For Consideration Of Revised Environmental Analysis; Previously Schedule To The December 21, 2021 City Council Agenda As A Public Hearing | | |
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21-0826
| 2 | 3.23 | | City Resolution | Subject: 465 63rd Street Appeal By Property Owner
From: Planning And Building Department
Recommendation: Conduct A Public Hearing And Upon Conclusion Adopt One Of The Following Three Options:
1) Adopt A Resolution Denying The Appeal Of Appellant Kobie Lyons And Upholding The Decision Of The Independent Hearing Officer Regarding Housing Condition At 465 63rd Street (Complaint No. 1901763); Or | | |
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21-0827
| 1 | | | Report and Recommendation | Provided The City Council Can Make The Appropriate Findings:
2) A Motion Directing Staff To Prepare A Resolution For Future City Council Consideration To Deny The Appeal With Additional Conditions; Or | | |
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21-0828
| 1 | | | Report and Recommendation | 3) A Motion To Direct Staff To Prepare A Resolution For Future City Council Consideration To Uphold The Appeal | | |
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21-0915
| 1 | 3.24 | | City Resolution | Subject: Tribal Agreement For Dr. Kenneth Anderson Senior Housing Project
From: Planning & Building Department
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Negotiate And Execute A Tribal Cultural Resources Treatment And Monitoring Agreement Pursuant To Senate Bill 35 (2017) With The Confederated Villages Of Lisjan Regarding The Avoidance Of Any Adverse Effects On Tribal Cultural Resources As A Result Of The Dr. Kenneth Anderson Affordable Senior Housing Project Located At 1003 E. 15th Street | | |
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21-0914
| 1 | 3.25 | | City Resolution | Subject: License Agreement With Woven Multimedia For Nonexclusive Right To “I’m Oakland”
From: Economic & Workforce Development Department
Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing A License Agreement With Sabereh Mohammadkashi Dba Woven Multimedia For The Nonexclusive Right To Use The Documentary Short Film “I’m Oakland” Produced For The City As Part Of The Cultural Strategist-In-Government Program | | |
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21-0720
| 2 | 3.26 | | Informational Report | Subject: Report On Waste Management’s Contractual Obligations To The City Of Oakland
From: Councilmember Gallo And President Pro Tempore Thao
Recommendation: Receive A Report On Waste Management’s Contractual Obligations To The City Of Oakland, Including Information On Thirty (30) Day Pick-Ups, Street Cans, And The Number Of Businesses Operating In Oakland Without A Waste Management Contract | | |
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21-0721
| 2 | 3.27 | | Informational Report | Subject: Report On The School Crossing Guards Program
From: Councilmember Gallo And President Pro Tempore Thao
Recommendation: Receive A Report On The School Crossing Guards Program, Including Information On Which OUSD Schools Have Guards, And How Many At Each School, As Well As The Number Of Guards Hired To-Date And The Number Needed To Be Hired To Fill Authorized Budgeted Levels | | |
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21-0584
| 2 | 3.28 | | Informational Report | Subject: Report On Save And Downtown Streets Team Programs
From: Councilmember Fife
Recommendation: Receive An Informational Report From The Human Services Department On Implementation, Performance, And Outcomes Of The Soldiers Against Violence Everywhere (Save) And Downtown Streets Team’s Workforce Development And Employment Training Programs Serving Unhoused Individuals | | |
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21-0739
| 3 | 3.29 | | Ordinance | Subject: Density Bonus Ordinance Update
From: Planning And Building Department
Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance, As Recommended By The Planning Commission, Amending The Oakland Planning Code To Update Chapter 17.107 Density Bonus And Incentive Procedure | | |
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21-0829
| 2 | 3.30 | | Ordinance | Subject: Amendments To Oakland Planning Code Related To Accessory Dwelling Units
From: Planning & Building Department
Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance, As Recommended By The City Planning Commission, Amending The Oakland Planning Code To: 1) Revise Regulations For Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) And Junior Accessory Dwelling Units (JADUs) To Comply With State Law; 2) Amend The S-9 Zoning Overlay Zone That Identifies Areas In The City Where ADUs Are Restricted To One Internal Conversion ADU Or JADU Per Residential Lot; 3) Provide An Exception Mechanism For Allowing Attached And Detached ADUs In The S-9 Zoning Overlay Zone; 4) Provide Additional Wildfire Building Protections In S-9 Zoning Overlay Zone; 5) Make Conforming Changes In Various Sections Of The Oakland Planning Code Related To ADUs; And 6) Make Appropriate California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Findings | | |
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21-0845
| 1 | 4 | | Report and Recommendation | Review Of Draft Agendas And Review Of Pending Lists For Council And Committee Meetings | | |
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21-0868
| 1 | 6 | | Report and Recommendation | Subject: 2022 Schedule Of City Council And Council Committee Meetings
From: Office Of The City Clerk And Office Of The City Administrator
Recommendation: Approve A Report And Recommendation For The 2022 Schedule Of City Council And Council Committee Meetings, Agenda Materials Deadlines, And Agenda Distribution Dates | | |
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