MEETING #9 · SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
TASK FORCE CO-CHAIRS CO-CHAIR ALTERNATES Wisa Uemura Dalia Rawson San José Taiko New Ballet Alan “Gumby” Marques Jimmy Sarfraz Heroes Martial Arts Hilton San Jose
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ROLL CALL Arts & Special Events Hotels & Hospitality At-Large Brendan Rawson , San José Jazz Enrique Fernandez, Unite Here Laura Chmielewski , Team San José Wisa Uemura , San José Taiko Tanya Fleming , Holiday Inn San Jose (a) Jonathan Perez , Senate District 15 Stacie Shih , Assembly District 27 Faith Based & Community Spaces Performance & Entertainment Venues Blage Zelalich , City of San José Gabrielle Antolovich , Billy DeFrank Center Scott Guggenheim , 3Below Theaters Phil Mastrocola , Grace Baptist Church Dalia Rawson , New Ballet Food & Beverage Performance & Entertainment Venues Adriana Amador , Enoteca La Storia Jeff Arrillaga , Urban Community Fernanda Carreira , Adega / Pastelaria Adega Jay Ross , Hopkins & Carley Personal Care General Retail & Services Alan “Gumby” Marques , Heroes Martial Arts April Gee , Petite Galleria Takahiro Kitamura , State of Grace Tattoo Chris Patterson-Simmons , Neu2U/Urban Kiosk
OLD BUSINESS ● ACTION ITEM: ○ Approve the 09/09/20 meeting minutes
OLD BUSINESS ● INFORMATIONAL: Councilmember Peralez’s Report ○ Letter to the State
OLD BUSINESS ● INFORMATIONAL: Councilmember Peralez’s Report ○ City Services Update Abandoned Graffiti Illegal Pothole Streetlight Vehicle Dumping Outage
OLD BUSINESS ● INFORMATIONAL: Phase I Recommendation Updates
Recommendation #1: S taff recommended Priority Setting. Peralez asked for alternate Recommendation #6: Advocacy Letter sent to the State. Compliance Strategy option. City Executive staff evaluating options to present to Legislative Advocacy Council. Recommendation #2: Integrated into staff’s existing workplan Recommendation #7: Stimulus Staff recommended Priority Setting. Peralez asked for alternate option. City Executive staff Recalibrate Streets Plan evaluating options to present to Council. Recommendation #3: Al Fresco Integrated into staff’s workplan. Additional street closures Recommendation #8: Public Follow up with TF occurred on 8/19. Meeting being implemented (i.e. post st.) set-up with Event Producers and City Staff in the Streetfare Safety Policies & Fees month of October. Recommendation #4: Marketing Integrate City’s participation into staff’s existing workplan. City to Recommendation #9: Retail Follow up with TF occurred on 8/19. City Council Campaign participate but not lead. Opportunities adopted resolution to allow personal care and retailers to operate in public right of way. Recommendation #5: Integrated into staff’s workplan. Information Hub
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DISCUSSION WITH COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA
FORMAT GROUND RULES 1. Short Presentation 1. Please be respectful at all times 2. Questions by Committees 2. Step Up and Step Back 3. Open Discussion 3. Stay on Topic 4. Public Comment (If Time Permits) 4. Be mindful of time
DISCUSSION WITH COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Tony LoPresti , Assistant County Counsel, SCC Office of the County Counsel Grace Kouba , Deputy County Counsel, SCC Office of the County Counsel
Discussion with Santa Clara County - Committees ● Arts & Special Events Faith Based & Community Spaces ● ● Food & Beverage ● General Retail & Services ● Hotels & Hospitality Large Employers & Property Owners ● ● Performance & Entertainment Venues ● Personal Care ● At-Large
DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION BUDGET
Downtown Revitalization Funds - $100,000 Funding Parameters: 1. CSJ must distribute or spend funds by December 30, 2020 2. If funds are expended through a third party (such as a grant), the third party must ABSOLUTELY expend the money by December 30, 2020 And it applies to the waterfall. So we can’t give a grant to SBDC to do small business grants, then they issue the grants in January. Or they issue grants in December that are forward looking. 3. Money needs to be spent for COVID19-related assistance occurring between March and December 2020 4. Money can be spent to cover back business expenses – rent, utilities, e,.tc. so long as it’s between 3/1-12/30/20. 5. Funds cannot “pre-pay” for any services that will be carried out after December 30, 2020
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COVID-19 Economic Impact Survey www.sjd3.com/covid19survey
ADJOURNMENT NEXT MEETING WILL BE OCTOBER 21, 2020 VISIT WWW.SJD3.COM/DTSJRECOVERY
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