2026-10-13 - City Council

Summary

Morning session opened with roll call, then took the virtual non-agenda public comment deferred from the prior day; more non-agenda comment was scheduled for the end of the morning.
Proclamations were approved unanimously, 8-0, with Councilmember Moreno absent.
The consent agenda was approved 8-0 with Councilmember Moreno absent. It included the Boot World safety footwear contract and the ordinance consolidating the Department of Cultural Affairs under the Economic Development Department; public comment opposed both. The hearing date for Underground Utility District Bay Ho 03 was set for November 17 at 2:00 PM.
The City Clerk announced results of the High School Voter Registration Challenge.
Item S502: the Council adopted amendments to the Earned Sick Leave and Minimum Wage Ordinance, 8-0 with Councilmember Moreno absent. The amendments expressly authorize the City to bring civil action to recover unpaid wages for employees, clarify that employees must be paid for every hour worked within city limits, including overtime, and align local earned sick leave with state law.
Item 330: after a staff presentation and public comment, the Council approved the 2020 SeaWorld Master Plan Update on a motion by Councilmember Campbell, 8-0 with Councilmember Moreno absent. The Council President's friendly amendment, accepted by the mover, revised the fireworks and drone display sections of the plan to cap annual fireworks displays and reduce them further if drone shows are added.
The Council adjourned to Monday, October 19.

Issues discussed

2020 SeaWorld Master Plan Update

Agenda

Proclamations including City Employee Appreciation Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Consent: council minutes from May 2026; a contract with Boot World, Inc. for safety footwear, not to exceed $7,000,000 over up to ten years; an ordinance consolidating the Department of Cultural Affairs under the Economic Development Department; a hearing date for Underground Utility District Bay Ho 03
Item S502: amendments to the Earned Sick Leave and Minimum Wage Ordinance to combat wage theft and align with state law
Item 330: noticed hearing on the 2020 SeaWorld Master Plan Update, with an environmental addendum and an amendment to the General Plan and Mission Bay Park Master Plan

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good morning and we'll now call the City Council meeting of Tuesday OCTOBER 13th, 2026 to order Clerk Please call the roll.

00:04:14Thank you. Council PRESIDENT Council Member Campbell Yea Council Member Whitburn Council Member Foster Councilmember Van Wilpert Present Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee Council Member Can you hear Council Member Moreno Council Member

00:04:32Ella Rivera and Council PRESIDENT LaCava present also attending the meeting our Chief Deputy City Attorney Kathy Steinman. Independent Budget analyst Charles Maka and myself your city clerk Diana Fuentes Thank you Council PRESIDENT All right.

00:04:46>> Thank you City Clerk a quorum is now present. We will begin this morning with the land acknowledgment and the Pledge of Allegiance led by council member Isla Rivera.

00:04:56Thank you. Council PRESIDENT. We respectfully acknowledge that the nation are the original inhabitants of the Unceded land now known as San Diego.

00:05:07Despite enduring the horrors of genocide and colonization and the community spirit remains unbroken, we honor the resilience of their ancestors who fought to protect their culture and land Today they carry their legacy forward and sharing that their traditions continue to thrive in gratitude and strength.

00:05:25We stand with the community nation connected to our past and committed to a thriving future. Now if any everyone who is able to please raise the flag and begin the pledge the flag states of America one nation under GOD indivisible with all

00:05:53All right with that plaque please go over how the public can offer their testimony. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT Um, the testimony can be if you can please direct your attention to the screen.

00:06:07Testimony can be taken today by pressing the raise your hand icon or star name if you are participating virtually and if you are here in council chambers there are council ambassadors near the front of chambers or near the entrance of chambers that can assist you with speaker slips.

00:06:19Please be sure to bring those forward to the clear box where the arrow indicates at the front of the room. Place them there and staff will get that If you are participating virtually you must raise your hand within five minutes of virtue of in-person public commenting concluding If you are here in

00:06:37person please know that there will be no in-person testimony taken once virtual participation begins. >> Thank you Council PRESIDENT All right.

00:06:46Thank you City Clerk As a friendly reminder non agenda public comment and the opportunity to speak on items within the purview of the city of San Diego. But when we talk about docketed items we're going to ask you to speak on the docketed item and we'll be monitoring that.

00:07:04As for those of you that watched yesterday afternoon's city council meeting, we are on the verge of losing quorum and so we were only able to take not agenda public comment for those participating in person and we informed that those that wanted to speak virtually would

00:07:23be taken At the beginning of this morning session the city Clerk took a note of all those people that had raised their hand for virtual non agenda public comment and I believe there's about seven of them 12345679 of them.

00:07:42So if those folks are online we will take their virtual non agenda public comment for those that might be thinking about this we will also take in person and virtual knowledge and a public comment at the end of this morning session as noted on the regular Tuesday agenda.

00:07:58So hopefully you can distinguish between the two. So let's pick up the individuals that were participating wanted to participate virtually yesterday afternoon.

00:08:07Clerk And thank you for the extra work to document them of course. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT I was able to I'm getting too much credit.

00:08:18All I did was take on what I did. My colleagues wanted to speak on Or that you're doing this for Prox? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Thank you. Or I was able to take a screenshot of those with their hands Raise your virtual non agenda public comment yesterday So we do have a record of those eligible to speak at this time period 2.7 on Agenda Public

00:08:34comment is an opportunity for members of the public to comment on items that are not on the agenda but within the subject matter jurisdiction of the City Council. Each speaker will have two minutes.

00:08:43Please note if there are eight or more speakers on a single topic the maximum time for the topic will be 16 minutes. If you are joining us virtually now and you had your hand raise previously please raise your hand now by pressing Star nine or the raise your hand icon To note for the record those that will be taken this morning are

00:09:00Katherine Rhodes, Laurie Saldana, Krypto Bradley, John Earlier Becky Robb Blair Beckman Francine Maxwell Phone number ending in 3956 and phone number ending in 7499.

00:09:17Starting with Katherine Rhodes if you can please unmute you'll have two minutes. Please proceed. >> Wonderful. This is Katherine Rhodes First on Friday you'll be talking about Midway right in signing a lease.

00:09:32What you're also going to be doing is gifting $1.6 billion in taxpayer funds for affordable housing because 100% of the affordable housing is paid for by taxpayers by city state and federal funds nothing by the developer.

00:09:50I recommend that instead of Midway Rising you put those 2000 or 4000 units in the downtown city hall and spend the $1.6 billion there yourself.

00:10:00It's your own money. It's not you're not getting anything from Midway Rising. You're not getting affordable housing. You're paying for your own affordable housing.

00:10:09So anyway, my alternative to Midway Rising is a public vote to sell the land to the billionaire Cronk for $100 million.

00:10:18They said it's worth about $72 million. I don't really think so. I think the appraisal should be at least $100 million and then And then and then have them build a privately funded 70,000

00:10:35seat plus nfl stadium with Parkland and hotels And it's part of my play a plan for a full tidelands reclamation of marshy land.

00:10:45In the olden days the sports arena was on the normal circuit for large concerts and tours. Everybody came to San Diego. Now everybody leaves because we don't have a big enough stadium with a retractable roof.

00:11:00Plus this would create many union jobs. It would also include many luxury hotels and also an apartment building for one for one for all the people who work on the site.

00:11:14So a public vote would allow them to break the 30 foot height limit And you can do this with a public private partnership but Joint Powers Authority to get around the Surplus Land Act if your time has concluded after that is Lorena Saldana If you can please unmute.

00:11:35Thank you. Good morning. And I did submit some materials that those could be displayed while I'm speaking please. Yes we will put that up will restart your time.

00:11:48Please proceed. Okay. Thank you. So we've been seeing significant El Nino and sea level rise impacts all around the Midway district and we need to start designing resilient infrastructure to accommodate that.

00:12:03Next slide please. And this will require new approaches to development or redevelopment and consulting with experts on construction methods from around the world that are dealing with sea level rise.

00:12:16Next slide. We already know that sea level rise is causing flooding. These are images of Midway Drive not far from the intersection of Rosecrans heading south.

00:12:26We already are seeing a loss of half of the traffic capacity during these king tides and the driving is very hazardous. I've been out there observing and seeing their head on collisions because people don't understand that they've lost a lane and they think it's still

00:12:43a two lane road at times and the saltwater is also damaging the infrastructure below ground. Next slide We know that these problems are significant. They are causing street collapse at times and infrastructure is being damaged

00:13:00by a highly corrosive saltwater content. Next slide. So what are the new approaches to development? The proposal so far makes no mention of sea level rise adaptation or climate resiliency.

00:13:11They'll increase traffic considerably with nearly 200 events a year in the new arena. And next slide.

00:13:20And the majority of the site prep costs are going for parking spaces So they're clearly intending for more people to be driving to this venue.

00:13:30Next slide. And when it rains we know from experience that this area is going to be flooding. I can't see how much time I have with this view, but I'll just end by safety and check that resiliency.

00:13:43This area will be a hazard. >> Thank you. Thank you. You had eight seconds left Crypto Bradley I do not see you in the queue or with your hand raised.

00:13:56So next is John If you can please unmute.

00:14:05>> Good morning Council PRESIDENT And Council members. Thank you for your time and thank you for providing this opportunity. I wanted to comment on a couple of things Yesterday.

00:14:19First off this idea of pushing public comment to the last is is not really consistent with what I think the benefits of public speaking are and addressing the council particularly when when by the end of a meeting most everyone has departed.

00:14:34I would like you to reconsider perhaps looking at the county as a model for splitting some of the comments up front and behind. I also want to let you know that the 21st and 22nd of next week we will be doing our World Homeless Day event slightly later to coordinate with a

00:14:53national event calling for action at hud to to return to best practices we invite you to attend.

00:15:05We will be doing our waste ward at 6 P.M. With voices of our city choir at Performance with Step Johnson. I also wanted to bring up our qualitative data collection concept.

00:15:24We really believe that that we are not listening to the customers of the homeless response system. >> I think many the questions that you guys were asking yesterday could have been answered if qualitative data was actively collected by a third party that the that

00:15:40homeless individuals trust. We tend to be that group. People come to us because they know that we've lived it, done it and that they can trust us And that is a big issue with a system that operates on scarcity.

00:15:54So I really want to push forward the concept and world development proposal if you're interested to move forward on that.

00:16:04>> Thank you. Thank you. Becky Wrap is next. If you can please unmute. >> Thank you, Rob. >> Good morning. My name is Becky Rapp and I just want to comment on yesterday's item number 200 And

00:16:21I appreciate Councilmember Campbell's pointing out important priorities when it comes to homelessness and drug use things such as prevention, public awareness and helping to make every resident a contributing member of our communities which is so important.

00:16:36This leads me to a drug that seems to be a contributing factor in addictive residents and that's Creighton Senator Mike Lee recently called for federal action on kratom and he's joined senators Chuck Grassley and Susan Collins in urging federal agencies to schedule the entire Kratom

00:16:55plant. I urge the city to support this effort and take local action to increase public awareness of potentially deadly effects.

00:17:05There are two important reasons that we need to act First, public health and safety Kratom products can produce powerful opioid like effects, cause dependance and potentially ld to life threatening respiratory issues and death.

00:17:22Second, consumer awareness Kratom products are often marketed as natural which can create a false sense of safety . Residents deserve accurate information about the risks the city can help by sharing warnings through public healthy health communications community outreach and education for

00:17:37families and young people. We should not wait for more families to experience preventable heartbreaks before taking these risks seriously.

00:17:47San Diego has an opportunity here to lead and I ask you to publicly support efforts to address create related risks, direct the appropriate city departments to increase public awareness and look into partnerships with health care providers, schools, community organizations that can also help educate residents.

00:18:08>> Thank you. Next is Blaire Beekman who is actually here in person If you can please come forward. You'll have your two minutes from yesterday after that will be Francine Maxwell then 3956 and ending with 7499.

00:18:27Please proceed. Hi Thank you. Beekman and I I've given myself a series of really bad haircuts. I'm back. I'm here again with my bad haircut.

00:18:36Well, it's neat. I just I can't wait till my hair grows longer again. But I. I wanted to comment.

00:18:46I was really impressed with how our city elected officials and everyone in San Diego addressed current Trump statements around San Diego.

00:19:00They had a lot of grace and a lot of elegance and it was just tried to defuze the situation as much as we could and yet still make clear important principles of what we're trying to work towards.

00:19:14San Diego made a really specific point the city to work towards data and tech issues when Trump first took office that we were unclear of things we took a break on how to address how to better address our our data use and our tech use.

00:19:33We we reviewed it was important and it is that kind of effort Another effort the upcoming election process our county leaders across California are working on prep work for our polling sites and polling

00:19:52stations to be safe and they're doing it in really safe terms. They're not going to be doing it with ten tons of military. They're taking a soft approach and yet a prepared approach.

00:20:02It's these sort of things I think are important lessons that we have in California that we can offer that I hope Trump takes to heart And we're trying to work our our bureaucratic government processes really decently and really best practices.

00:20:22So I hope Trump takes this to heart What we really do well here. >> Thank you for your time. Thank you. Going back online to Francine Maxwell if you can please unmute Francine Maxwell and if you have your hand raised but did not have it raised

00:20:37yesterday you can speak during non agenda public comment at the end of this morning session. Francine please proceed and hear me. Yes sorry. Francine Maxwell Southeastern San Diego resident I wanted to understand and maybe the council can help educate us

00:20:55in the community. The city council meets with the mayor the city council meets with the directors. The city council gets memos and reports before any constituent can get educated on a subject.

00:21:09And so the city council gets five minutes. We get one minute and we're supposed to tell you how we feel so that you can change the way that you operate Mode I this is not the math is not thing An elected official elected by the people should

00:21:25hear from the people and if it's only two minutes then that's what we get. But these one minute agendas on such important topics where is the hearing?

00:21:38Where are you availing yourself to the constituents so that they can tell you about their couch surfing or the fact that they can't put gas in their car And there's some opportunities for housing that you could change the memorandums you can change the ordinances.

00:21:54This constituents don't get to have a hearing but they can try to muster up time to come down there for one minute. The five minutes that the council gets is a courtesy I understand But it's also performative because again we can do a public records request

00:22:12and see how many times you've known what the mayor was going to do before the mayor did it or a director was going to come and report before the director comes to report.

00:22:21You guys are talking about our tax dollars a lot. Where are the people that are getting our tax dollars not being brought in the room to give a report on what they're doing with their tax dollars?

00:22:30Where are the KPIs that the constituents do not have access to Again, if a nonprofit doesn't know how to do a kpi then they should call the eBay And I'm sure Kim Desmond and her team can help them do KPIs.

00:22:44Let's do better And remember your voice is the power. Thank you. Thank you Crypto Bradley If you can please unmute.

00:22:54All right. Thanks for taking my call. My thing was talking about the I went to that audit committee or saw it and the real estate department is way rookies man the limit on how much to ask them a question how much money are we leaving

00:23:12on the table that we can't hire people to collect the rent And she said oh maybe 100 million And it was the big maybe on the leases there's 980 leases now The ipa said Let's publish all the leases by number and one page summary of what

00:23:31the lease is for what's the revenue, How much does city make and how you're just a basic staff on every one of them and didn't have meetings every day until it's all settled.

00:23:45Get the mayor in there and get the people that have the least get the public and say Hey man, you're ripping us off big time for millions. Come on, let's get a new lease or stop them.

00:23:59Even the basic leases you know you get a lease for like, you know, 5000 and the neighbors paying 15,000 And because somebody knows somebody and somebody knows the mayor getting a better deal And I was thinking the reason why the mayor fired the head guy

00:24:19for the operations guy because he knows something He looked at the books and he's looking at the books on Wall Oh, look at these books. No one even knows about the books. Even the real estate guys are ignorant.

00:24:32They're just so naive Like I don't know, they got educated in college. They've never owned rental units or something but we got 980 leases. Let's go over each one of them.

00:24:46We're at that point you got 980 units and don't know who's living in there, who's behind on the rent, who's who's daughter is getting the rent for free, who sleep in with the owners, you know board or something like getting it.

00:25:01The time has concluded Our final Speaker 7499 If you can please unmute please play the video.

00:25:11>> Thank you Bob because there's key here a week ago yesterday SEPTEMBER 28th 2026 I was again hang gliding at Dockweiler Beach in Los Angeles under the Dockweiler waiver that we've had since 2017.

00:25:24That waiver was created by the County of Los Angeles in direct response to the abusive practices of the United States Hang Gliding and Paragliding association known as New Sherpa .

00:25:34I began speaking to this city council about the Torrey Pines Glider report in 2008. By 2010 I had created the us Hawks Hang gliding Association as an alternative to usurpers hang gliding monopoly.

00:25:47In late 2014 I testified as an expert witness for Shannon Hamby who sued your glider port concession error for her injuries. My testimony was solid and the case was settled in her favor for an undisclosed amount years but ended up losing their insurance and had to self-insure Your concessionaire then use their close ties with the San Diego police to

00:26:05retaliate against me again and again. But the charges were always dropped before trial. Eventually the business conspired with you to keep me from flying by having me expelled in MARCH of 2015 you initiated their expulsion proceeding with this five page letter.

00:26:19I don't have time to read it all so I'll just highlight some of the outrageous charges Quote The behavior upon which the board has determined that you should be expelled from the association falls into the following categories One creation of at least two national hang gliding organizations with the stated purpose of competing with you

00:26:37for one of which you currently control end quote. That was the very first item in the letter I was expelled for daring to compete with you for items 4 or 5 and six were all what they claimed were misstatements or misrepresentation as to the San Diego City Council But the bulk of the items were 18 claims

00:26:54that I had said something in my expert witness testimony that you didn't like. That's 18 items And yet this city each of you allows your business to require membership in you but use our city part I shame on you Reactivate the advisory board and implement a waiver as in Los Angeles.

00:27:18Thank you. >> Thank you. Council PRESIDENT This concludes the virtual mountain of public comment Renee trailed from yesterday's meeting. >> All right. Thank you, City clerk. Again, apologies to those people who had waited patiently yesterday afternoon.

00:27:29Thank you for participating this morning And again as a reminder we will be taking regular non agenda public comment at the end of this morning session both in-person and virtual As long as we hold a quorum.

00:27:43With that we will now dispense with the approval of the proclamation items. For the record I am adding my name to item two the proclamation under sw 5o1.

00:27:54Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. So for the record I am reminded as a fourth presenter of that proclamation and I appreciate my colleagues bringing that one forward.

00:28:09So with that Clark please proceed with public comment on the proclamation items. >> Thank you. The public long period for the proclamation item is now open. Each speaker will have one minute per item per person. If you'd like to speak on three or more items you will have a maximum of three minutes.

00:28:23Proclamation items being approved are items 3031 as 500 as 5a1 and s5o3 Lauren maximum if you can please come forward to speak on item 31 and I am sorry there is a speaker slips here that says that they're

00:28:42trying to donate your time to Lauren maximum but that is an organized presentation Those need to be submitted 24 hours in advance so you will have one minute to speak on item 31 if each.

00:28:57I would like to speak as well. You can speak right after her. My apologies if I misread alternate that's okay You can correct me right now Eddie E.G.

00:29:07You can proceed with your minute. Great. Thank you. Good morning I'm Lauren Maximum I Now I am proud to introduce my husband E.G. Max along with us today our children Emerson and Sophia And I'd like to first thank Councilmember

00:29:24Ocampo his office and his staff council PRESIDENT The Mayor and the rest of the City Council today for this special recognition for our family football and sports.

00:29:34>> Opened up the doors for ag and now he kept he gives back to our community through coaching as his wife I see how much he gives to our family, our children and the kids in our community.

00:29:50He shows up, he encourages them and he leads by example. I'm so proud of the role model that he is With so much difficult news today we need moments like this to celebrate all the good that's happening in our communities.

00:30:06So thank you for shining a light on someone who means so much to us E.G. We love you and we're so proud of you. >> Thank you. Thank you. Would you like to speak?

00:30:21Thank you so much. Thank you. Councilmember Campo and your staff council PRESIDENT The mayor and the entire city Council. This is a real honor.

00:30:31Receiving this recognition during Filipino-American History Month makes it especially meaningful As a kid coming from coming here from the Philippines I never imagined I'd be standing here today to my wife Laura and our kids Emerson and Sophia.

00:30:48Thank you for always being in my corner. I'm grateful to the coaches who believed in me growing up and to the families who trust me with their kids Today I've been lucky to coach alongside people who care deeply about these young athletes.

00:31:01The best part is seeing the kids. The kids gain confidence, try something they didn't think they could do or realize they have something to offer the team.

00:31:12Getting to be a part of that means a lot to me. Thank you again And I'm proud to call San Diego home. >> Thank you so much. Thank you. Sara Domingues if you can please come to the microphone after that if I can follow your visuals please come up to the front row.

00:31:29Joyce Nora, Joni, Elaine Allegedly Audra and Blair Beekman you're speaking Please proceed. Good afternoon. Council PRESIDENT Council members My name is Sarah Dominguez and I'm here on behalf of the Institute of Reproductive Grief Care, the global expert in reproductive grief care based

00:31:45here in San Diego. The institute's work is setting the national standard on research education and compassionate care standards surrounding reproductive loss. We know these losses can have profound physical and psychological effects.

00:31:59Yet the grief that follows is often overlooked and misunderstood. 1 in 4 pregnancies ends in miscarriage and reproductive loss touches individuals, families and communities in ways that are not always visible.

00:32:11Recognizing OCTOBER 15th as pregnancy and infant loss Awareness Day creates space for remembrance, compassion and connection. It honors the losses and reminds grieving individuals and families that their stories matter and they do not have to grieve alone.

00:32:27We commend the city of San Diego for recognizing this important day and thank you for helping bring awareness to reproductive loss and affirming that these families are not alone. >> Thank you, Jason And it for speaking on item 33 City of San

00:32:45Diego Employee Appreciation Month. Thank you for this very important proclamation. I value and appreciate all our employees.

00:32:58And here is a big reason why Part of a city soft infrastructure is our human infrastructure Also known as our employees.

00:33:10Our physical infrastructure requires the foundation of all our city employees. They come first.

00:33:22I am honored to serve all of you all of you in any possible way that I can have the OCTOBER Dear employees and love to all.

00:33:42>> Thank you Joining. Speaking. I don't have time. Joanie Ewing with Susan de Coleman here in San Diego And I would like to thank the Council and Madelon Gilbert for your recognition of Cancer Awareness Month which is of OCTOBER.

00:33:56Unfortunately, 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime but 50 Komen has been here for over 30 years of funding groundbreaking research which has resulted in 31 of the 32 current treatments being funded by Komen.

00:34:07But we're not done yet. We hope that you will all join us NOVEMBER 1st at Balboa Park for a more than pink walk and help us in the fight to end cancer.

00:34:19Thank you. Thank you. Allegedly Andre are speaking on a 530 and as five by one you'll have three minutes. Please proceed.

00:34:33>> a point of order because what happened with you doing that with the Brown Act You violated the Brown Act by splitting the comments like that because you still had a quorum. You technically should have taken it and that was poor time management.

00:34:47So what you should have happened if like well if somebody would have walked off it would have added a procedural disruption and then you could adjourn it till today and then hear the public comment.

00:34:59But because you had a quorum it was a violation of the Brown Act and under sb 707 it has to be equitable So you can't treat that in person and the Collins differently that's something that that was ensuring.

00:35:15So and if you did adjourn to the next day because you lost quorum you would have to notice that publicly for 24 hours. So people know that the meeting will be continued. So I just want to I know you're trying to I think the attorney needs to be a little bit more mindful of these things because it's basic.

00:35:32Anyway, okay. So for City Appointment Appreciation Month I think about the covid days when you guys were forcing people by mandating vaccines for the employees and you know things have been coming out with these things.

00:35:46So I think about you know, the people who have potentially lost their lives, been injured, lost their babies We know that 80% of babies were basically miscarried or spontaneously aborted.

00:35:57And so, you know, when you it was like you get a job or you lose your job. And so I just feel like, you know, it's kind of gaslighting those people because I'm sure they still wanted their job and you didn't have to lose, you know, a third of the police department because of that.

00:36:13And then we you know, suffer the consequences as the domino effect go down. Cancer Awareness Month you know, it's like all these cancers we give vaccines to people that have cancerous fetal cells in them.

00:36:25They continue to, you know, use these time and again and it's very disturbing because there's turbo cancers that people are getting and everything that happens with cancer, even mammograms are really not good to smash your breath like that.

00:36:39If you did have a tumor in there, it would actually make it worse. And all the treatments chemo, radiation those are actually severely detrimental to your body.

00:36:50And that's the sad thing is that there are natural ways that you can you know, fix yourself just like with, you know, kids getting jabbed and having autism or sids, those are not things that they claim.

00:37:02And so I think that we need to be more honest with people when we talk about these things You want to have awareness but let's talk about why people get them and what makes it worse and why they have, you know, foundations that get created because the people that create

00:37:19these things create the foundation. And that's the sad part is that we shouldn't be injecting people with cancer and then wondering why, you know, at astronomical rates that it spreads into their bodies and it's very sad And again there's natural ways to deal with that in pregnancy and infant loss Remembrance Day how can we on

00:37:37one hand say this and then encourage the abortions the ripping apart of babies when by up to birth and potentially after birth? So how can you have that? How do you appreciate and have awareness or remembrance for some of these babies?

00:37:54Do you include the babies that have been terminated willfully by their own mother Because they look at it as a clump of cells? What about the kids that you know they're using these fetal cells from?

00:38:07Those are aborted babies. Why did they put it in food We needed these people to want to talk about. But it's like if you're going to acknowledge these babies you should really be not encouraging them to be ripped apart line by line or flushed into the toilet so that it comes back and we drink it.

00:38:25It's just it's unfortunate that we live in an inverted world and you can have two of these things existing at the same time Slurpee containers with your items 30 us over 1 in 503

00:38:41All right. >> Thank you. Thank you. I'm a new card player, a big man. I wanted to speak to you first item 30 City of San Diego Employee appreciation Month Councilperson Oliver has really made it clear to me that know he wants our city employees

00:39:03taken care of and respected and you know, good pay raises when asked when deemed appropriate And I've been learning important lessons on that to take those good lessons, the morale issues And I think to cut the health services and retirement plans of our city workers is an issue And I hope

00:39:22that I know you have a ton of budget savings in doing those things but I mentioned option three by taking a small pay cut each year 25 bucks a month can actually be a savings of like

00:39:42over 4 million a year with 13,000 employees or 10,000 employees It can be like a $3 million savings. So it's not as much as the savings of the other ones but I hope it could be considered as good morale and and best practices.

00:39:57I'm having health and retirement plans makes us feel good when we have those things together. Good luck to be considering that and thank you for the day I got 500 as 505 of 1 or 2 items I wanted to mention Councilperson Yvonne Wolpert Thank you That she's here

00:40:15today. Nice to see you. Thank you. I am interested that for the pregnancy loss Remembrance Day Councilperson she spends time in Jackson, Mississippi and she's done a lot of years of work there.

00:40:33It's very inspiring to consider that And I would guess Jackson, Mississippi has good programs compared to other parts of Mississippi that can be relied on and considered. I hope I hope the issue can be addressed Well, I'm interested in it How how do you address

00:40:56that in all its forms and with Cancer Awareness Month Councilperson one woman spoke a few times very eloquently here about her own personal efforts to address cancer and her fight And it's been inspiring to me.

00:41:10I've had to have a cancer screening that I was afraid to get and her words just meant I knew what to do that and it was really helpful. It really helps a lot and I'm clear and I'm free of cancer myself but my screening went well And finally about the day

00:41:32for William back I and thank you would be nice to learn about this person's role in the community and I hope that the Harvey years and their issues can be addressed as well It can be inspiring to the Harvey as well and their situation and comment Maximillian Schmitt You're

00:41:48speaking also on all three items I Title 131 us 500. Please proceed. Hi I'm opposed to item 30. Item 31 item as 500 on as 5a1

00:42:05and I am opposed to on the insane amount of proclamations coming out of San Diego's City council That seems like every single day is on some sort of cultural or Marxist revolution coming out

00:42:23of the city Hall on more and more people are waking up to them actually being on a liberal fascist or communist fascist who aren't anywhere on We lose our culture with all of these are new random

00:42:41proclamation days and months and the Chinese culture revolution did something similar to the current Marxist revolution in America where they stripped away their cultures and all they knew was the current tyrannical government And that is coming

00:42:59straight from the Chinese Communist Party's playbook What's happening in these progressive Democratic progressive city halls And we are founded we are the only country that has found one nation under GOD And Americans believe that the Constitution

00:43:17was written with divine intervention from GOD and we are found as a Christian nation And I believe we need more on Christian proclamations because I've seen over on over 50 proclamation days on many of

00:43:35them on Pride Month we can speak to the proclamations that are today not the ones last week are coming up the ones that are on today simple request on item as 500 cancer awareness month on I believe

00:43:51that our science is being used to try to on replace GOD in today's modern era similar to how in the 60s peace movements and in my opinion if we want to

00:44:10draw attention towards on science we should have a proclamation day exposing that we cannot penetrate the mesosphere which is only 30 miles above the Earth's crust and on Anyway I feel like my

00:44:28First Amendment got infringed on just now because I was speaking on why Clearly speaking why don't agree Read this proclamation days we are found one nation under GOD with the only nation that believes our Constitution is one of

00:44:46GOD's divine intervention. So we need more Christian days . There shouldn't be anything wrong with even having a proclamation day after a Catholic saint or even even

00:45:04supporting on time has all the time instead of your time has concluded. Sir, I started the five minute timer I'm going to those participating remotely starting with my teacher. If you can please unmute and let me know which item or items you wish to speak to by

00:45:20the three You'll have a minute. >> Please proceed. Good morning. My name is Rich Madonna and on behalf of my siblings and our large extended family we thank you for this opportunity to acknowledge our father William Burgoyne and MADAM Bell And on

00:45:39his centennial birthday which will be Sunday. As a proud Mesa resident of 50 plus years he has worked hard his entire life and achieved the American Dream.

00:45:57This proclamation celebrates his life, achievements and very ,very much appreciated. We thank you for having this proclamation because it is necessary and it is good for

00:46:14the community. Thank you so much and have a great day. Thank you. Next is Natalie asking if you can please unmute and let me know which item or items you wish to speak to.

00:46:31Natalie. There you go. All of them. >> You'll have three minutes. Please proceed. Sorry. I'm sorry I'm driving there right now.

00:46:43So the first one Yes. >> I appreciate your back this time and being here and listening to us. I do believe we should have more time to speak.

00:46:56Maxine was saying you know what you're getting And then we have 60s like yesterday It was very overwhelming and frustrating for me. Can you speak to the proclamations? Yes.

00:47:08Yes I can. I appreciate your guys work. That's one of them. Good job too and too easy. Community community involvement is very necessary.

00:47:20I think that when we start collaborating and building community and connections the way we can move through the season that we're doing with Cancer Awareness Month what allegedly we're saying that yes we are we have been

00:47:38lied to about cancers, how they're formed, how they're treated. That is a fact and we need to start being aware of these fact because we will never move

00:47:56forward until we start acknowledging we have been lied to about many things. So if we start understanding that doing the research because we have information at our fingertips to better protect ourselves, our community and humanity and we might have less

00:48:14people getting cancer pregnancy and if must have suffered a miscarriage it is really something that could be detrimental to a woman.

00:48:30I don't think it's about enough. I don't think women and doctors don't think they're given the respect of what a woman's body can do. A hospital I shouldn't have a baby laying down.

00:48:49They are not treating us like human beings in a sense the way they practice medicine. I'm not saying all doctors. I'm saying there's a lot that goes on and it's to satisfy their job.

00:49:06It's post-partum Depression is real comes with baby loss. I used kratom to help so I didn't have opioids in my system.

00:49:19Like I'm saying we have to really research and understand and know what we're talking about.

00:49:30Item three Pro tem We have to look into him and see what he did for our community but I appreciate the day. Thank you.

00:49:41Thank you. Michael Schmidt if you can please a mute and let me know which item or items you wish to speak to.

00:49:50500. Good morning to all you in putting Joyce another I wanted to say I hope everybody is feeling okay and also hope everyone is doing okay.

00:50:08Of risk kept tremendous Anyway, you guys have a wonderful day and thanks for talking us. Thank you. And Rachel, your final speaker the five minute timer has concluded so please let me know which item or items you wish to speak to.

00:50:22No additional speakers will be taken. Rachel you are unmuted but the device you're speaking into MAY be muted.

00:50:37Need to unmute your phone or your device. We do not hear you here in council chambers And again the five minute timer had already concluded that no additional speakers would be taken And I'm sorry you're having technical difficulties.

00:50:55I do see you on muting yourself but we did not hear you here in council chambers. Again your device MAY be muted . I will have to conclude public comment if you can. Hello. Yes please proceed. Which items are you speaking to ?

00:51:10We heard you for a second and now you have Hello? Yes. Which items do you speak to? Will you be thinking I'm going to speak to 30 and 500.

00:51:22You'll have two minutes. Please proceed. Okay. I just wanted to say it's my first city council meeting and I would say that appreciating San Diego employees are very important.

00:51:39I think that the proclamation is okay. I would like to see more than just something that brings awareness or a salary or a pay that can we can meet cost of

00:52:03living requirements would be nice. Another proclamation cancer awareness. I just want to say that medicine and medical science has come a long way.

00:52:15I've had a lot of family members including my my mother get caught for cancer early to where it didn't move throughout their body and that I appreciate the awareness being brought but I did have something for item 30 Again

00:52:32the appreciation month is it's great this just some jobs in San Diego like goalkeepers get like 60,000 annually trying to

00:52:53pay for rent when the one bedroom is 2500. It's kind of hard when they're asking for 2.5 times of rent So I would say on top of these I know we're dealing with budget but on top of these proclamations, these proclamations and and such that we treat city employees the way

00:53:14that they deserve to be treated and give them a quality of life in San Diego that they provide to people that have more income. Well, thank you. Thank you. That concludes with a comment on the proclamations.

00:53:27>> All right. Excuse me. Thank you. City clerk and with that will go to council members for comments and entertain a motion and we'll start with council member Campo Thank you Council PRESIDENT And I'll move the approval of the proclamations and I will

00:53:43begin with recognition of one of my constituents. I'm honored to recognize someone who was a gift to our Allied Gardens community and the whole Navajo community coach E.G. Mexican and I want to welcome welcome him his wife Lauren and his children Emerson and Sophia E.G. Story begins in

00:53:59Cebu in the Philippines and he came to the United States around eight years old speaking no English and having never seen a game of football he was a kid in a new country learning a new language trying to find his place And football is where ag found it.

00:54:14He gave it. It gave him friends, it gave him belonging. It opened doors for that no one in his family had had before and he became the first in his family to go to college now had never seen a football game.

00:54:28I grew up to become one of the greatest quarterbacks in the history of New Jersey's Manasquan High School. He set a single season passing record and for nearly 30 years that passing record was still the second most in the program's history.

00:54:40Now it is the second most He went on to play at Lehigh and then Monmouth University where he met Lauren and E.G. Could have kept football as a great memory but instead he passes on its lessons to young people in our city.

00:54:50He spent years giving back to the game that changed his life and coaching and mentoring young athletes here in San Diego at Patrick Henry High School he coached the junior varsity offense and now coaches the varsity wide receivers at Lewes Middle School.

00:55:04He's led the boys football team to division championships this last year and the girls to their own championship in 2026. But ask his players and they won't start with the trophies They will tell you he's a coach who's still out there running drills right alongside them because he believes in them and he builds their confidence on

00:55:20and off the field. And last month Manasquan High School inducted eag into its Athletic Hall of Fame And he doesn't just accept that honor for himself. He brought it home to San Diego to his players and families that he pours his hearts into.

00:55:34Lauren and Emerson is Olivia your husband And your father is someone who gives so much to the community you're growing up in or my family is growing up in an age of the students You served at Patrick Henry who lived not just in district seven but all over San Diego.

00:55:45They know you are a role model and we appreciate your contributions to the entire city. So congratulations. And I'm happy to say that SEPTEMBER 27th 2026 will be E.G. Maximum day in the city of San Diego And thank you for being here.

00:55:59Next I'm honored to bring forward a proclamation with fellow Council members on Wolverton, Eli Rivera and Council PRESIDENT LaCava to honor the memories of the infants lost during pregnancy at a time to recognize how thousands of families every year experience some form of reproductive loss and the heavy pain that it can

00:56:19bring. And with that I'd like to thank Sarah Dominguez from the Institute of Reproductive Grief Care for being here, highlight the work that she and the Institute do across our region.

00:56:29Reproductive loss is an all too common occurrence happening all across our country with about one in every four pregnancies ending in miscarriage And that's felt here in San Diego where this very sad statistic is that 1 in 4000 births in the county and in Los women today still are forced to face

00:56:45the stigma that surrounds losing their pregnancy And it can at times feel that they can't talk about that. I hope that with more attention on this issue and continued great work that places like the Institute for Reproductive Grief Care provide we can further help women and families going through this difficult time and of course it's not

00:57:03just women, it's mothers and fathers. It's the entire family around the young siblings who oftentimes are looking forward to another that does not come.

00:57:14We should also strive to create a safer environment for women to speak about the grief that comes with reproductive loss because no one should have to go through that alone and we must do to support their families. So for those experiencing the tremendous emotional and physical pain that comes with pregnancy loss, we're thinking of you or praying for you or praying for the loved one who is not here with us.

00:57:33Thank you for that Council PRESIDENT And last for item number 30 San Diego's City of San Diego Employee Appreciation Month Every year I always do a highlight of many, many employees who have done such great work for District seven and there's so many to name.

00:57:50But this particular year I want to call attention to our captain of our Eastern division, Captain Lowe who in the past several year since he's been in charge of Eastern Division which oversees most of my district, there's been multiple multiple traumatic events murder suicides to

00:58:09within a month basically of each other And so many more traumatic events that have happened under the area that he watches.

00:58:19And I know that he has been a steadfast leader of helping his officers The empties every single first responder who has to respond to these very gruesome events that work in the fire department that work throughout And I know that he is a leader has to carry a lot of that on his shoulders.

00:58:34So I wanted to just say that I want to particularly call out attention to Captain Lowe of Eastern Division and thank him for his very, very good work Communicate with the community that has to go through this type of grief, has to suffer this type of violence And I know he's doing everything to take care of his officers and our constituents and that is

00:58:52the one person I would like to highlight for item 30. There's many, many more hundreds, thousands more we could pay attention to who deserve it. But Captain Lowe, thank you for your very, very good work on behalf of my constituents.

00:59:02That concludes my motion. Council PRESIDENT All right. Thank you Council Member So we have a motion by council member camp Hear them The proclamations will go next to Council member Campbell Thank you Council PRESIDENT First of all I'd like to second the motion and give congratulations to all

00:59:21the recipients who are well deserving of these proclamations. I'd like to first talk about Cancer Awareness Month.

00:59:30Cancer is the second most common form of cancer in the world Here in the United States, 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with cancer in her lifetime.

00:59:40And by the way, men can also get cancer. Less than 10% of men of cancer victims are men.

00:59:50But still it is entirely possible for both men and women the survival rate of cancer is increased greatly over the years due to scientific advances in medicine especially immunotherapy.

01:00:04I know many families have members that have suffered cancer. Our own family has a family member who was diagnosed.

01:00:18She's in her sixth year now since being diagnosed with stage four cancer which as little as 15 to 20 years ago was a death sentence. However, now because of the advances in medicine and science and therapy, she's leading a high quality good life at the young age of 52.

01:00:37Now having gotten this terrible diagnosis in her 40s So I want to emphasize as a family physician the importance of early detection.

01:00:50Early detection is crucial to improving a patient's chances of overcoming cancer even though sometimes it's impossible to do early detection.

01:01:00We try so regularly scheduled mammograms, self-exams It is important that we all raise awareness of cancer and help each other to fight this terrible disease.

01:01:15I would like to talk now on item number 30 which is Employee Appreciation Month.

01:01:24I want to recognize our city's 13,000 employees who serve our communities every single day. San Diego is the eighth largest city in the country providing services to 1.5 million residents And it's not an easy task but our city employees take this difficult job and do

01:01:43it with grace and dedication. Our city employees are in many fields of employee men including police officers, librarians, electricians, firefighters, engineers, clerks, maintenance workers and just about anybody any job that

01:01:59you can think of. We have it. We have a diverse workforce and I believe that's what makes us so strong as a city And I want to thank all our city employees for their dedication to service and their hard work each day to serve the residents of San Diego.

01:02:15And I'd like to give a special thank you to the professional experts who are the directors of our departments for working with Grace even when attacked by those who don't comprehend how important it is for us all

01:02:33to have their professional guidance And so to all our employees thank you for all that you do. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT Thank you Council members.

01:02:43So we have a motion by Councilmember Campo and the second by council member Campbell to move the proclamation So we'll go next to Council member Whitburn. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT I too want to congratulate everybody who is being honored with proclamations today.

01:02:58I'll speak to two of them on item 30 I am pleased to join my colleagues in recognizing the more than 13,000 City of San Diego employees who work every day to serve our residents and keep our city running from maintaining our parks and streets to protecting public safety, to delivering essential city services and

01:03:16assisting residents Their work makes a difference in every neighborhood. I also want to take a moment to recognize my own District three team. I see firsthand the dedication they bring to serving our constituents, addressing neighborhood concerns, advancing important policies and making sure that our residents have a voice at City Hall.

01:03:34I am proud of their work and deeply grateful to all of our city employees for their commitment to public service. I appreciate everything they do for our city. Item 500 I am pleased to join my colleagues in recognizing OCTOBER as Cancer Awareness Month.

01:03:49The City of San Diego cancer has touched the lives of so many families and our community. Nearly all of us know somebody who has faced this disease whether it's a family member, friend, colleague or neighbor.

01:04:02This month reminds us of the importance of early detection regular screenings and assuring that everyone has access to the care and the support that they need.

01:04:13I especially want to recognize my colleague Councilmember Bud Wilford for the tremendous courage and strength she has shown throughout her recent diagnosis and treatment.

01:04:22Her openness in sharing her experience has been an inspiration to so many people as we in fact heard this morning And I know that all of us here stand with her. To all of the survivors, those currently undergoing treatment at the families and caregivers supporting them, we stand with you as well.

01:04:37I'd also like to thank the many health care professionals that organizations working every day to fight this disease. We heard from the Susan g. Covid organization this morning .

01:04:46I was at the American Cancer Society before joining the city council and there are many other organizations to important work in this space. We appreciate all that they do.

01:04:56>> Thank you, Council PRESIDENT. All right. Thank you. Council member Whitburn. We'll go next to council member Vaughn Walberg. Thank you, Council PRESIDENT. Starting with item 30 City of San Diego Employee Appreciation Month.

01:05:06Thank you again to my colleagues for your wonderful proclamations to recognize everyone in our community and during my time on the City Council I've had the opportunity to work with so many dedicated city employees to help find solutions and challenges facing our communities and constituents.

01:05:21I am grateful for their continued partnership know in particular Bethany Beach and Rania and men have been so responsive to many of our constituents Whether it can be a sinkhole in the middle night or a library closing I just really appreciate working with you on everything As Chair Public Safety Committee I also want to recognize the men and

01:05:39women who serve our public safety departments our fire rescue lifeguards, police, our nyla one dispatchers who work 24 seven in even our case workers at the Family Justice Center welcoming families fleeing domestic violence and many others.

01:05:53Your work continues to be a tremendous responsibility and I appreciate your dedication to protecting our communities. >> I also want to acknowledge all the employees here at City Hall There are folks here who have come in early to make sure that this diocese open at city hall is open to the government .

01:06:08Our staff are working so hard behind the scenes and in front of the scene that I want to thank everybody for making this happen for government every day. It's been a privilege to work alongside you and I appreciate everything that you do for our residents On item s5o3I have a proclamation very excited to recognize the 100th birthday of

01:06:29William bigyan Madama Today we recognize William who is born in Hawaii in 1926. His family then returned to the Philippines in 1928. Of course at a young age he entered quite a time in world history.

01:06:43In 1941 PRESIDENT Franklin d Roosevelt called the Philippine Commonwealth Army into the service of the armed forces of the United States As the Philippines prepared for World War Two in the Pacific at just 16 years old, William joined the Filipino guerilla resistance as a rifleman with the first Tarlac Regiment And

01:07:01in 1955 William enlisted in United States Navy. He received the United State Congressional Gold Medal in 2018 one of the highest honors bestowed by the United States Congress following the war.

01:07:12William then returned to high school to complete his education where he meet where he met Mellie, the woman who became his wife and lifelong partner.

01:07:21They married in 1952 and shared 59 years of marriage until Amelia's passing in 2021 And in 1959 when Hawaii became the 50th us State, William got to become an American citizen.

01:07:34After retiring from the Navy, William and Mellie returned to San Diego. They chose Mira mesa as a place to establish their roots and raised their family. He became a second He began a second career as a postal service clerk at the La Hoya Post Office where as Mellie worked as a nurse at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in La Hoya, their family

01:07:52has grown to include nine grandchildren including my deputy chief of policies director's wife Eric Young. His wife Jacqueline Young is one of the grandchildren.

01:08:01They have 2012 great grandchildren And on this Sunday, OCTOBER 18th we will celebrate the remarkable milestone of William turning 100 years young. Reaching a century of life is an extraordinary achievement.

01:08:14Willie's 100th birthday offers an opportunity to honor not only his longevity but his incredible family. Happy birthday on items 500 This is Cancer Awareness Month.

01:08:26I want to thank everybody for your well-wishes and share my journey. As you all know, I was one of the 1 in 8 women that's going to be diagnosed with cancer in her lifetime And this summer I had an incredible journey.

01:08:42So I want to thank Councilmember Campbell Council Marino for joining me for cancer awareness Month. I told myself I was going to cry. I also want to thank Jodie Ewing from Susan g.

01:08:53Komen for being here with us today In all the work that Susan g. Coleman does to raise awareness for cancer including treatment in the future each OCTOBER people in our communities wear pink to raise awareness and show support for those affected by cancer.

01:09:07But this month is much more than about wearing pink. We were we wear this color to raise awareness at a time to recognize the survivors Like those in DR. Jones family there are many city employees who have shared with me their stories that they too are cancer survivors And we remember those who have we have lost many of us lost a friend

01:09:29to cancer earlier this year and she was young only 34. But this recognition is that especially personal Because my friends earlier this year I got a routine letter in the mail from my doctor reminding me to go in for my annual mammogram And I almost put it off But I'm glad I didn't because two weeks

01:09:45later in mid-MAY I received a call that they had found stage two cancer. My first response was I literally don't have time for this but cancer doesn't wait And so unbeknownst to many of us here between coming to city hall meetings and going to many events outside of City Hall, I

01:10:03was secretly going to doctor's appointments and hospitals And I'm proud to say that after two successful surgeries this summer I am now cancer free. >> It didn't spread that is my

01:10:22remarkable surgeon, DR. Nolan Barry. >> We were at Charlotte Memorial. They did incredible job. She's one of the leading cancer surgeons in the country and we're very lucky to have her here in San Diego.

01:10:31So going through this experience gave me much more than a personal understanding about how important early detection is. Please go ahead and get your cancer screenings.

01:10:40But access to quality care and a strong support system it affects not only the patients but our family members, our friends, our caregivers. My city hall staff had to really pick up the slack when I was out recovering from surgery and I'm grateful for it.

01:10:58But early detection is only part of the picture. We cannot take the progress we have made in cancer research for granted. Like DR. Jen said, her daughter is now living a full life when years ago with stage four diagnosis would have meant the end.

01:11:09Unfortunately under our current administration in Washington, D.C., there's been an attack on science. They've had terminated National Institute of Health Grants.

01:11:19They've frozen research funding at universities including here in San Diego County. They reduced federal research staff creating uncertainty for researchers and patients who are in the middle of clinical trials trying to develop new cancer drugs Right now.

01:11:32So I want to thank the doctors and nurses in research and caregivers and advocates and community organization for the care you provide patients every day. I was welcomed by the community and the resources you provided were incredible and I pledge every day to keep fighting for those resources.

01:11:47So thank you And to all those who have lost a loved one know you're not alone but to all those who are about to go through this diagnosis know that there is so much support for you out there.

01:11:57So thank you very much And I'm happy to approve the proclamation. All right. Thank you, Counsel Marble Obamacare. We'll go next to council member Isla Rivera.

01:12:06All right. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT First thank you, council member Von Wilpert for sharing your story and doing that in such a courageous way. We are all very glad that you were successful in putting that back and are here with us on this dais to advocate and raise

01:12:25awareness about ways that folks can protect themselves to the extent possible. I also want to say thank you to you council PRESIDENT And Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee for your recognition of San Diego and play your appreciation month as my colleagues have said, there is nothing that the city can do or

01:12:45does without our city employees and the time when public employees in general are under assault, when that work is being undermined and very, very bad faith efforts are consistently being made to undermine the trust in public

01:13:04employees. There are, as COUNCILMAN Weber noted, 13,000 people who go to work on a daily basis not asking for any special recognition but going about their days and making sure that we have everything that we need in this city to live our lives even if they're not resourced particularly well to do that

01:13:23work. And we deeply appreciate those efforts. I also want to make sure I take a moment to thank you. Council PRESIDENT Healthcare One Little Bird and Councilmember Campo for joining me in recognizing pregnancy and infant Loss Remembrance Day.

01:13:38This proclamation has deep meaning for me My family and our district nine family. Four years ago actually almost to the day Angela and I went to the doctor with the greatest excitement that a couple can feel.

01:13:49We were pregnant with our first baby. In a matter of moments that excitement turned to dread and our dream became a nightmare.

01:14:04There was no heartbeat. Our heart shattered. But among the broken pieces we found an important truth And that was that we were not alone. Pregnancy and infant loss are far more common than most people realize.

01:14:18As as many as 1 in 4 alone pregnancies end in miscarriage, approximately 1 in 4 recognize pregnancies and conclude in miscarriage.

01:14:27Apologies And this statistic underscores the commonality of early pregnancy loss. Roughly 1 in 160 pregnancies are affected by stillbirth defined as the loss of a baby after 20 weeks gestation And a tragic number of infants do not survive their first month of life.

01:14:42Behind every one of those numbers is a family with its own very impactful story. Angela and I will always carry ours with us literally. And the matching tattoos that we got to honor the baby we never got to meet and of course in our hearts the days and weeks after our loss were incredibly hard.

01:15:00And just as we weren't alone in the loss, we weren't alone in the grief that followed. Thankfully within a few months we were blessed with the pregnancy that brought us our son. For too long and and still in too many ways pregnancy and infant loss has not received the empathy, compassion and support that something this

01:15:19profound deserves. Today is about making sure families who experience loss know they are not alone and about showing how we as a community can do better. I want to say thank you to my colleagues for recognizing this day and the organizations who are here today who show us what that looks like.

01:15:35Thank you, Council PRESIDENT. All right. Thank you. Council member Isla Rivera will go next to Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee, then council PRESIDENT And I want to thank my colleagues council member Yvonne Boebert and Council member Isla Rivera.

01:15:48I think sometimes folks ask why we take these opportunities to share some of the proclamations that we do and sometimes are in celebration But there are also many, many times I think an opportunity to tell stories that reflect the challenges that our everyday neighbors face as well.

01:16:03To Marney, thank you especially for sharing yours in a way that that I think many reflect. Certainly my mother benefited from an early diagnosis as well.

01:16:13And so for folks out there being able to hear that and hear the resources that are available I think means a lot to folks. So for item 31 to join the council PRESIDENT In sharing with all of the council here sharing our appreciation for the city of Santa Cruz employees for Employee

01:16:31Appreciation Month. I think it's been noted we have over 13,000 employees covering every facet of what we think residents benefit from from services.

01:16:40And what that really reflects is that we appear on the dais MAY make decisions. We MAY choose budgetary investments but it's our city employees that literally put that work into action every single day.

01:16:51And that work is what gets seen by our residents and the public. And without them none of that would be possible And I think we all acknowledge that especially in a time of challenging resources.

01:17:04Many of them are being asked to do a lot with the limited resources that we have. And that only means that our appreciation I think as a city goes even further for that work.

01:17:18For item s5a3 for William Blake I am MADAME De. Proud to join Councilmember Yvonne Wolpert in bringing forward this proclamation in honoring her centennial birthday on OCTOBER 18th.

01:17:28Again that's coming up the Sun and Councilmember von will but shared a bit about his journey from being a guerrilla fighter in the Philippines Only at the age of 16 believe he received a Congressional gold Medal for that service.

01:17:41I spent two decades as in the U.S. Navy before retiring as the chief petty officer and then a whole new career as a postal worker here in San Diego settling in Mare Mesa and part of the Filipino American community that we're celebrating this OCTOBER as well and especially in Mare

01:18:00Mesa. I think it's just an example of how much the Filipino American communities contributed, whether it's service to our country or to our local community. And so I just want to share to MR. Madama happy 100th Centennial birthday So council PRESIDENT That concludes my comments.

01:18:15Thank you. All right. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee. >> We'll go next to Councilmember Foster. Oh, yes. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT.

01:18:24And just quickly, congratulations to all of the proclamation recipients. Just keep my comments brief.

01:18:34First and foremost, City of San Diego Employee appreciation Month. Just thank you to all of the city of San Diego employees.

01:18:44Thank you for everything that you do. Thank you for continuing to meet the call to serve our residents. i know it's not always an easy job.

01:18:54I know you are not always resourced properly but you have my commitment to continue to work on that. I do believe that it is our job to to the best of our ability as we ask our employees to serve that we make sure they

01:19:12have the proper resources to be successful. Their success impacts the quality of life of our residents. I mean I understand that and will continue to do my best to make sure that our employees are resourced.

01:19:27I also would like to give a big thank you to our employees as we are preparing for El Nino. We had a call as this rain this recent storm was coming in and worked with our various departments late Friday afternoon and Saturday morning

01:19:49we had 1400 sandbags in specific locations available to our residents. When I arrived at the site probably had about ten city employees with their rain gear on answering that call and helping our residents, you

01:20:07know, get these sandbags into their vehicles and off to their homes to protect their homes. So thank you for that. Thank you for answering that call and the work that you continue to do Also just thank you to Councilmember Campbell

01:20:26and Von Wilpert for bringing cancer awareness Month forward. Um Marni, thank you for having the courage to share your story.

01:20:40I think it's important that as leaders when we have these um personal stories that we share those stories so our young people understand the importance and the impact.

01:20:56My wife has gone through similar cases where you know certain things are found, biopsies are done and thank you And it was a blessing that things came back negative But it is a very very um it's an

01:21:17experience to go through that and to as you are waiting for results and I think it just stresses just how important friends and family are during those times.

01:21:31So thank you for that and thank you for bringing this forward and let's continue to work together as a council, as a city to bring that awareness forward. Also in regards to pregnancy and infant loss, I Remembrance Day Um Councilmember Ido Rivera

01:21:50thank you for sharing your story. This is a real a real real concern And as we talk about women health care, as we talk about what we're experiencing at the federal level and the things in the decisions

01:22:06that are being made and the impact that it has on families And it is very, very concerning.

01:22:15But but thank you for sharing your story. And again, these are those things that we should come together as a city and we should be working to make sure everyone knows of the resources that are available and that we are there to support stand up

01:22:33uplift as families are going through these traumatic experiences. So thank you. I will end there and I will be supporting the proclamations.

01:22:44Thank you. All right. Thank you. Councilmember Foster. I'll add a few concluding thoughts myself And item 30 with Mayor Gloria and Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee We proclaim OCTOBER to be employee Appreciation Month in the city of San Diego.

01:22:58First I want to thank my team for the work that they do day in and day out. I also want to acknowledge something that our city employees do not hear enough Our city employees are the backbone of what it truly means to keep San Diego up and running delivering the services that San Diegans want and deserve from public safety,

01:23:14traffic and engineering constituents services and more much more. Our city employees remain dedicated to their work in public service. It's been hard these past few years have been hard.

01:23:27The budgets have been difficult misinformation campaigns go viral and ours and morale morale can be challenging. You lock in any way you show up ,you do the work and you do it well.

01:23:38You define what it means to be a public servant And I see you hold your head up high. You should be proud of your service because I certainly am proud of you.

01:23:50And Items 500 Cancer Awareness Month. Thank you to my colleagues Councilmember Yvonne Wolper Campbell and Marino for proclaiming and raising awareness of Cancer Awareness Month in the City of San Diego.

01:24:00The importance of routine testing and screening is something that cannot be emphasized enough printed of it Preventive care is the best and easiest way to fight a disease that affects the lives of so many San Diegans and people around the world and San Diego.

01:24:15We are lucky to be in the heart of medical innovation that works to improve prevention, detection and treatment to those who are part of someone's community. Thank you for providing support, encouragement and care to those battling cancer and certainly to you Councilmember Van Wolpert today.

01:24:30Thank you To the doctors, nurses and researchers who make it their life's work to beat cancer and that's 501 Pregnancy and infant loss Remembrance Day Thank you to my colleagues for bringing this proclamation forward.

01:24:43Thank you to those who share their story so others MAY know that they are not alone in their suffering in grief. And thank you for your willingness to allow me to add. I think of a good friend of ours who actually birth to a pair of twins and those twins sadly lost their life just days later and the grief she went

01:25:01through when people didn't understand the difference between a miscarriage and actually giving birth and having lost them as she held them in her arms was such a difficult, difficult period for her.

01:25:15And what caused me to add my name to this? So our thoughts go out to all of those who have suffered a pregnancy or infant loss on this day.

01:25:28With that council member Campo I was reminded that if you would do me the courtesy to amend your motion to include adding my name to the final one Proclamation Certainly.

01:25:39Council PRESIDENT Okay, Thank you and Council Member Campbell your second. Okay. Does that satisfy City Attorney Yes. Okay.

01:25:48Thank you. So we do have a motion by Council member Campo and second by Council member Campbell. Clerk Please call the roll. I'm sorry the voting system Please cast your vote that passes unanimously 8 to 0 with Councilmember Moreno absent.

01:26:04Thank you, Council PRESIDENT. All right. We'll take a brief pause for group photos and we will start out with 500 Cancer Awareness Month and Heidi will be directing for the other two when the time is appropriate

01:28:21And I

01:32:16will do without without We will

01:32:33now proceed with the approval of the consent items before we do there is one clarification on the resolution for item s5o4 which is to set a public hearing date for action.

01:32:50Item number one mentions that we are setting NOVEMBER 17th 2026 but it fails to doubt 2 P.M. So that will be if passed by the Council will be corrected to say we're setting a public hearing on NOVEMBER

01:33:0717th, 2026 at 2 P.M.. So with that clarification that that was okay. So are there any request to pull an item by the council members not seen any such request?

01:33:22Clerk Please proceed with public comment. >> Thank you. Council PRESIDENT Please Are you speak or have one minute per item per person? If you would like to speak on three or more items you will have a maximum of three minutes.

01:33:34The consent agenda includes items 1050 504 and 505 If you'd like to speak on the consent agenda please turn your speakers up now and if you are participating remotely now's the time to raise your hand by pressing Star nine or the raise your hand icon Joyce in order If you can please come forward You're speaking on items 50 and

01:33:53it's 505 You will have two minutes And if I can ask the following individuals to please come forward to the front row in grooms Blair Beekman allegedly Audra Maximillian Schmidt and Anthony Rose It would help with meeting management of you and come to the front row.

01:34:09Please proceed on item 50 Yes to the contract with World for as needed Safety footwear for city personnel.

01:34:23I know about feet since I did 12 years of reflexology and massage on feet Prevention is the key. A big thank you to all involved with this application of both employee health and employee

01:34:44safety Love to all know on sw 505I okay Amendment to the Muni Code to consolidate Department of Cultural Affairs under the Economic Development Department For now I'm going to

01:35:02put a hold on a yes support on this because it makes sense to me that this this could happen yet it doesn't make sense to me.

01:35:12It doesn't make sense to me And I something feels lost and I don't know what it is and I'm not sure what to do about it. >> So I know I read the backup thoroughly.

01:35:26There will be two ordinance readings that I believe and hopefully I will be be able to understand and get rid of that feeling of being lost and these words resonate with me from one of the backup quote facilities

01:35:43approval of conflict of interest code update end of quote. So I just need more clarity and I think that's going to happen .

01:35:54This is a bigger item than I think we all realize and I hope we're all looking at it very, very thoroughly. Thank you for listening. It's been a great morning. Love you all.

01:36:05Thank you. And groom's speaking to us. 504 You'll have one minute. Thank you. Good morning. My name is Ian Grooms and I live in Claremont.

01:36:16I'm encouraging the city council to approve item s504 Item s504 would create a public forum where community members can share their feedback about the proposed utility undergrounding project and Claremont community feedback helps determine whether our utility undergrounding project

01:36:32moves forward if a project moves forward. Community feedback directly determines where cable boxes and streetlights are located to ensure that we create a government that is other people by the people and for the people it's important to give community members the opportunity to share their thoughts about this proposed

01:36:48project. I hope that you will approve items five zero for today. Thank you Blair Beekman I do not City Aspire five minutes 5o4 You'll have three minutes.

01:37:06>> All right. Thank you. Blair Beekman. I wasn't sure if I had three minutes. I don't write down three. Thank you. I am 50 Contract with the World. This was an item a committee, a week or two ago.

01:37:16I can't remember which committee It was a nice conversation. It was about good footwear for our employees and that their feet are happy and that our feet are smiling.

01:37:28There's an album called That My Feet Are Smiling by Leo Kottke . It's important to answer that and we had a good conversation all around about the importance of feet and the quality of our lives that it just leads.

01:37:40It's good government, good governance to have good practices. So thank you. It develops a better community. Thank you.

01:37:54Item s505 is melding the Cultural Affairs Department Department Culture Affairs to the Economic Development Department. I hope we can really be working on you know we have issues labor issues overall and you

01:38:12know items like that that that you know what we want to create is some sort of immigration policy board here or an immigration department here for services.

01:38:25This could be a way to do that. Cultural affairs under the economic development it could house you know, your concerns. You know that you know there child labor rights going on and child welfare issues going on

01:38:42with immigration issues. It can handle a number of items that I know we talk about regularly Is this beginning ways to consolidate on that and really develop that Well good luck that we can.

01:38:54I think it's a really important concept that San Jose's got department set up that way. I hope you can follow Senator's lead and my final item as viable for creation of an underground utility district.

01:39:12This I tried to mention when you guys are talking about creating a municipality for San Diego if nothing else this sort of idea I think is awesome and it's really good work.

01:39:24Thank you that you work on these things. It's a way to address the municipality as you're waiting for that And how do better get speed You knew obviously or did you knew so yeah I think that's about it Thank you that you're doing this are nice words from

01:39:42the previous public comment on how to there is a community process and how to address our neighborhood concerns It's not just doing it all allowing government staff to do everything.

01:39:54It's a real community process. Thank you. Thank you. Allegedly order 50 as final five minutes five before as well as item ten.

01:40:05>> You'll have three minutes. Please proceed. I'm a little offended you guys didn't invite me up for the employee picture. I'm being your boss And you know, whenever you So number ten I'm not sure if you changed the way that the minutes are being seen online.

01:40:23It feels like they used to be hyperlinks each one And now you almost have to figure out where to click for them to come up. So I don't know if you can maybe do something about that because it took a minute to find them And it's interesting that in the MAY 20th meeting the litigation that took to go against you, Joe, for the Prop

01:40:40218 violation for the solid waste management in order to get some course correction going, hopefully we can try and do things before litigation comes forward with number 50 Scuse me be as needed safety But where this contract started

01:40:57in 2021 and in 2025 you added some more money to not exceed the contract to 3.2 million. Now you're saying that you want to see a go to a not to exceed amount at seven which is 3.8 million more.

01:41:11And so I'm wondering at what point there's this is going to increase because it always does And I feel like there was a little bit of nepotism with this company and this municipal code changing to consolidate the cultural affairs

01:41:28department. It's interesting because it's basically being absorbed if I understand this correctly And to the Economic Development Department and I feel like that's something when you have it no longer existing by name, how can we really trust that it's going to be doing the same things or you know,

01:41:46representing itself in the same way? I don't know. And this contract or I mean the approval of a resolution to set a public hearing for the creation of the undergrounding utilities district you know, it's concerning because you guys have a joint partnership with us and you are relying on them

01:42:05giving you 3.53% of people's consumption, energy consumption. How can you trust that they do that when they've been overcharging people and pocketing it especially with these undergrounding or overbilling for it?

01:42:21So it's like they had $1 million come into play or you guys have from them or a billion I'm sorry Oh since 2002. But I mean I just don't understand if they're doing 80% above projections for these type of projects, you know, and they're pocketing it, why would

01:42:38you contract with them for these these types of things? I mean I get it for their utility lines and stuff but if we know that they're robbing us, how again how are you going to be sure that the money that they give you is what should be done?

01:42:51Do you guys go in on it what they're giving you looking at these bills because it's not like it's per person. It's based on energy consumption. So that varies from month to month.

01:43:02So how can you guarantee if they're going to screw everybody anyway that they're not screwing us through this and still overcharging to do this type of a project? >> So a lot of red waste and abuse.

01:43:14Maximillian Schmitt you're speaking on items 1050 504 and 505 You'll have three minutes. >> Please proceed. Hi on for item ten the approval of council minutes I'm opposed to item ten On to item 50

01:43:33The authorization to enter a contract with Boot World Inc as needed Safety footwear for city personnel I'm opposed to item 54 items 5 or 5 amendments to the San Diego Municipal Code to consolidate the Department of Cultural Affairs under

01:43:50the Economic Development Department. I'm opposed item 5 or 5 and the reason I'm opposed to these items is because I genuinely believe in my heart the best thing to do for the city of San

01:44:11Diego would be to shut the government down entirely until the following things are exposed to the people on one the Rothschild Freemason liberal fascist underground

01:44:28genocide making people paranoid and then leading them to suicide with as building noises on a court teleporting and believe it or not reincarnated children acting like little Chucky's insulting them like

01:44:47adults. On the second thing I believe we need to expose the zero sugar yogurt in a bottle niche market and exploit it to on to help people as there's a on I

01:45:05believe an illegal on I believe it could even almost make the argument the psyop around hiding this niche markets illegal the third thing the three items that you highlighted on the third thing is on lie that a manmade object

01:45:27has gone past am 30 to 50 miles above the Earth's crust Again I think you speak to the three items whether you approve them or disapprove of them and how we should vote. >> So I am opposed to all of them And on on the fourth thing

01:45:44that half the country unfortunately has done in the cold practice almost half the country has done a cold practice and can commit what I call telepathic voyeur and spy on the other half of the country until those four

01:46:00things are exposed. i believe the entire San Diego city government should be shut down completely And I believe that these four things are that important And that is on that is why I am opposed to all four

01:46:18of these items And I've been stressing this point and I hope that more attention gets drawn to these four things And I also hope that on I hope I saw that threats from people on the street in San Diego That concludes your time.

01:46:37Anthony Ross if you can please come to the podium You submitted to Speaker's office for the same item as 505. >> Did you want to speak on a different item or just that one item? I wanted to register a neutral position on this five five and I wanted to speak to item 50 That was possible.

01:46:52So about two minutes. Please proceed. Thank you For item 50 I'm tentatively in support. Some of the things that Audrey was mentioning are a little bit concerning the amount of the contract seems a little bit high for the boots but again I don't know how many employees we have and I'm sure that y'all are much more familiar with those numbers than I am for

01:47:11item s 5 or 5. I think that I'm in support but I agree with Joyce in that I was saying that I just don't know enough about the topic to really have much of an opinion one way or the other.

01:47:24I was hoping that we could get a little bit more conversation. I know there's a lot of required reading, a lot of agenda items that are posted online that we're expected to read beforehand.

01:47:34I mean it would help us be better informed. So I do apologize for not being better informed on that issue but I want to register the neutral position because I would love to hear what you all have to say about it and let me get your perspective on it so I can better inform I'll and

01:47:51thank you for your time. Thank you That asking for public comment here in Council chambers going to those participating remotely just see if you can please unmute There's four speaker speakers in the queue and let me know which item or items you wish to speak to.

01:48:05>> Oh no I would just thought about a comment to Shawn. I know you can respond to me. I just want to make sure and call his office to see if this is not on an item on the consent agenda.

01:48:17You can definitely raise your hand again during non agenda public comment and you can comment on anything within the jurisdiction. Kathleen Lippert if you can please unmute and let me know which item or items you wish to speak to.

01:48:31>> Thank you. As 500 cancer awareness as 500 was during proclamations that has already been taken you can definitely submit speaker slip I mean Speaker comments to City clerk at nato Depot and those will be submitted to the council and the record.

01:48:49Laurie Lipson If you can please unmute and let me know which item or items you wish to speak to. Hi I'm speaking to item 5o5. You'll have a minute. Please proceed.

01:49:01Okay. I'm Lori Waxman. Pronouns she her district three the commodification of the arts has created an industry for the elite. It is not accessible to all I know this being a practicing visual artist for over 50 years If economic development is

01:49:19defined by money I fear tying arts and culture to this will harm parties Cultural practices and communities of concern and benefit only the wealthy. Therefore I oppose this item.

01:49:31>> Thank you. Thank you Amanda if you can please on mute and let me know which item or items you wish to speak to. >> Hello. Good afternoon and I'm going to be speaking to items item 50 an item as final four.

01:49:48>> Please proceed. Item 50 do not support this contract pretty much for the same reasons as order stated earlier I definitely support purchasing shoes for city employees.

01:50:06I found it very curious that of all the shoe vendors in a big country we only had four bidders on a $7 million contract and even more curious that three of them were deemed non responsive on a $7 million

01:50:23contract. It doesn't promote trust that you guys are being good stewards of our taxes when we see contracts like this I don't know which department puts out the invitations to bid but it feels crazy that most of us are agonizing over buying store brand versus the good cereal at the store and you guys are

01:50:41giving out $7 million to contracts like Halloween candy. I'm still upset about the no bid contract in 20 to 25 for 150 million and then 50 million this year with 70 to our llc for brand new city vehicles And I'm still upset about 106

01:50:58million to Pacific for trash cans. This seems to be a pattern and I also find it worrisome that none of the available documents online mentioned the number of city employees we would be outfitting.

01:51:11>> I thought that was pretty weird and an item as final before I just wanted to say this I don't really speak to the council's priorities. We still don't have a contract with the firefighters union or a proper fire station and

01:51:27district four yet we find money for we need to beautify the whole neighborhood which is ripe for development and increase property tax revenue as are literally extortion artists.

01:51:38You guys priorities your budgeting skills only time The public record will reveal whether your legacy to the city will be one of incompetence or corruption. That's all right.

01:51:50>> Now if you can please I'm you and let me know which item of items you wish to speak to. >> I wish to speak to Final five. You'll have a minute. Please proceed.

01:52:01Okay. i was just as a couple other people so there's just some wording in it that worries me. It seems like the department head and the department gets the power to deny

01:52:18recommendations made by the commission and made by people you know who actually who have been working for really good for Cook cultural Affairs And I've been working on that and having that

01:52:37oversight Now I feel like that MAY reduce some of their wishes and some of the programs that they would wish to enact. I know we're pulling back on budgets but culture and art and everything is so important when

01:52:55we're talking about education and advancement and choice and just communities in general. >> Thank you. Thank you. But by the time we did conclude or two speakers in the queue and no additional speakers will be taken or I'll tell you you complete the xemu and let me

01:53:13know which item or items I wish to speak to. >> Yes, I'd like to speak to item ten, item 50 and item s5 before please proceed And item ten the minutes from back in MAY included a transnet discussion and looking at the regional Transportation

01:53:34Improvement Program you're estimating for five years That's about $50 Million a year almost. And one of the things I mentioned earlier today was how our streets are being badly worn away by sea level rise.

01:53:50So if this is not currently being discussed, if the corrosive impacts of saltwater on our Transnet future projections is not being factored in, that's something that will very quickly cut into

01:54:06this budget. We will be repairing more streets that we will be building And so I just want to encourage sea level rise, salt water, all of that to be factored in to future assessments of how the city can afford to continue to keep up

01:54:26with street infrastructure on the boot world contract. This is actually one of the best workforce reports I have seen of your contractors in a very long time. It's it's a diverse workforce.

01:54:37It actually has a good number of representatives in sales who are Latino as opposed to we often see those in lower wage positions in a lot of the contractors in the city

01:54:54business world. So I understand people think this is a lot of money but in the military there's a saying that you know, you win battles on your feet and in the same way when we send people out to do work in rough conditions and as somebody who has done that

01:55:13in the past and one of my jobs if you don't have good supportive protective shoes to do the work that you're required to do the rest of your body is not going to farewell.

01:55:25So I think this is despite what others MAY be thinking. I think this is a fair contract with a company that has diverse representation And then on the undergrounding I live in the Claremont community and my family has been in the same

01:55:42house here since the 60s. We still have overhead lines in our community even though we are very close to fire areas with cannons all around us. On the other hand we don't have power outages the way other communities do.

01:55:55I'm worried again that what I see when I'm down in coastal areas at night increasingly that the power is not on for streetlights And as I been out after dark documenting these floodwaters during high tides,

01:56:12the streetlights on Midway Drive have been out and I think undergrounding of electrical ed in some areas is just not a good idea. Saltwater and electrical are not a good combination.

01:56:25Thank you, Natalie. Q If you can please let me know which item or items you wish to speak to. >> I just want to speak on the world contract.

01:56:43Yes, I think keep it secret and it should be comfortable. >> I got 20 years in the Air Force so I understand what you need to do proper work.

01:56:53Also I want to remind people about Thomas and their the amount of walking they do. I just saw two bikes coming off the freeway to ginormous bags of cans walking, being homeless people a lot of walking And

01:57:10when your feet are hurting. You're not getting proper sleep and they're not elevated. You see these homeless people with swollen feet you need to keep in mind about that.

01:57:25If you notice homeless people sometimes they have two different shoes So just keep that in mind when you're working and your feet are hurting. Other people that are less fortunate are also hurting.

01:57:34Thank you. Thank you. >> That does it for public comment on the consent agenda. All right. Thank you, City clerk Not anybody if we had to move the consent items.

01:57:46Yes. 505 This was heavily discussed during the budget conversations last MAY and JUNE.

01:57:55This is just simply the administrative implementation of how the budget was approved and how departments were consolidated And that's why there's not a discussion item on that's 5 or 5.

01:58:10And then again a reminder on this Final Four that the resolution will be clarified that the we are setting a public hearing on NOVEMBER 17th, 2026 at 2 P.M..

01:58:20And with that again I will move the consent items. Can I get a second council member Campbell not see anybody else in the lights? We have a motion by myself and a second by council member Campbell Clerk Please call the roll.

01:58:41Thank you. That does pass unanimously 8 to 0 with Councilmember Moreno Absent. >> All right. Thank you, City Clerk So are there any comments from the mayor's office, Council member or city Attorney?

01:58:57The budget analyst Richard Clarke, Council member Bob Beaupre Yes. Thank you very much. I would just like to wish one of our incredible staff member in the District five working on a very happy birthday today.

01:59:05We hope you have a great birthday. Thank you for being here and everything. All right. Thank you. And now City Clerk Thank you, Council PRESIDENT. I will try to make my comments brief but I do want to give recognition.

01:59:17Recognition is deserved. The Office of the City Clerk in partnership with the Office of Child Abuse Access within the Library department invite the City of San Diego high schools to join the third annual Surely and with our High School Voter Registration Challenge earlier this year

01:59:33The challenge took place these last two four weeks of SEPTEMBER to increase our youth voter pre-registration and amplify their civic engagement and voices for voters that can pre-register to vote starting at 16 years old all the way up to 18 Now this year did did

01:59:49have 17 schools and we partnered additionally with Democracy in a Box with the Civic Center which included stickers, pens, tote bags and more. Additionally the Civic Center offered workshops on voter registration drive to faculty and students.

02:00:05I'm happy to report that we had 16 schools participate and 760 students registered or pre registered to vote during the duration of the two week challenge and over 1000 students participate. Tomorrow we have a scheduled award ceremony to celebrate each school's achievement in civic engagement with special guests.

02:00:21California Secretary of State DR. Shirley Weber. The winning schools were in the category of the most student participation at first place San Diego High School and District three. Second place the Proud Schools uc San Diego and District six.

02:00:34And third place Southwest High School in District eight in the category of highest percentage of students registered to vote in the eligible age group First place S.D. High School in District two. Second place e three Civic high in District three and third place High tech High International in district to my

02:00:50office will continue to collaborate with our local schools and partner with them to increase intentional civic engagement. I am so proud of the success of this challenge and want to take the schools I want to thank the schools that participated.

02:01:02Thank you to the Office of Child New Success for taking on this challenge with me the Civic Center for Collaborating with the Participating Schools. And my deputy director of Elections Christina Hernandez for being the project lead on this as well as Mason also for his work behind the scenes to keep it all together and

02:01:18organize. i look forward to leading another challenge in the future. Thank you, council PRESIDENT For the time. All right. Thank you. City Clerk Not seeing anybody else on the lights.

02:01:29It is now 1205. I hope four of my colleagues will be able to stay through both in-person and virtual public comment. The council members respect and appreciate the public support and are fully committed to protecting every participant's free speech rights at council and committee meetings with

02:01:45that clerk. >> Please proceed with public comment for all 2.7 Engender public comment is an opportunity for members of the public to comment on items that are not on the agenda but within the subject matter jurisdiction of the City Council.

02:01:58Each speaker will have two minutes please. Now if there are eight or more speakers on a single topic the maximum time for the topic will be 16 minutes. If you are joining us here in person please submit a yellow speakers up to the front of the room If you're joining us virtually star nine of the raise your hand icon Giovanni I believe will be as I

02:02:25don't know Giovanni or Giovanni Kelly Campos Campos are you here Amy Winehouse Please come up to the microphone after that will be Joyce and Nada allegedly are to learn Beakman,

02:02:42Maximillian Schmidt and Anthony Ross. >> You'll have two minutes. Please proceed. Hi, I'm Amy Weed and hop from San Diego And I've come here to tell you things that you MAY not know you're in contact with Dreams for Change that have about 400 people that are supposed to provide tents to stay out of the elements.

02:03:01Out of those maybe 440 tents to work the rat holes are so huge they sit on top of slanted pallets too close to each other .

02:03:11I could only come to you today. I only have enough time to talk about that Human rights are being violated every single one of you probably has a constituent over there and I implore you to day unannounced to take a seat a staff member over there I can give you a list The violations they provided nothing that they're contractually bound to do.

02:03:27I didn't know you could follow nothing with even less. >> And the treatment and the lack of human dignity up on downtown partnership is ideal.

02:03:37It's been a fantastic job. People are getting houses, it's clean, they're getting fed. When you ask a question and answer the entire lot of dreams for change needs to go give it give it away.

02:03:47You now have a lawsuit where three plaintiffs are dead. What does it take to get someone over there? This is simple It's low cost. You go over there and you see it yourself. Let your let your staff document it, bring it back, give you an objective assessment and then move forward.

02:04:02But it has to be done Now They stop doing wellness checks 100 degree heat. They have an offshore violation . Employees complained about rats and their health and safety So they got new offices that are air conditioned and they haven't abated them.

02:04:13They still have fines to pay What good for the not for me. These people are suffering. It's about to rain again. I heard someone say Oh Nino, everything's going to get wet.

02:04:23The tents aren't being provided. There's no safe sleeping without shelter. >> It doesn't work like that. The laundry is not being met. The showers come on, The showers don't stay on people.

02:04:34They don't I don't know if you know this but those were provided by you. It's on city owned land and you're in conjunction with them. But they're not doing you any favors.

02:04:42Okay? Someone needs to take a look for yourself. No one's going to report There's even a grievance And that's what happens when you come in and have a complaint and say It's 3:00, can you get up and do your time hours Know that your grievance also I'm sorry it is two minutes per

02:04:58person to be them. There's a ma'am I am sorry. We do have to be fair on everyone's time choice and yada we okay.

02:05:16Q big thank you's and one continuing suggestion So this is a letter to our governor, Governor Newsom complete your

02:05:42work as governor of California . I want to thank you for your dedication and public service leading California and working to address the state's very complex challenges. And thank you for your support of my community. San Diego is especially for hap housing funds blessings and love to you and your family and your new adventure a big thank

02:06:03you to philanthropist Irwin Jacobs $50 million donation to Father Jones Village three buildings and 18 stories.

02:06:17It's a campus project so it's MR. Jacobs. >> You get five stars plus plus plus. Thank you for what you do for our community.

02:06:31We love our philanthropist And this is from Google. It's regarding the quality of metrics. I'm really hooked on qualitative metrics So you're going to hear a lot about this as I go along.

02:06:46So yes, qualitative metrics are highly helpful and increase recently considered essential when dealing with a city's homeless and housing crisis.

02:07:01Qualitative Metrics. Let's do it. Love to all. A great morning. >> Thank you. Allegedly Audra Good for Amy for coming in.

02:07:19These are all Stephen Woodburn's constituents that are in Tent City. It's unfortunate that he doesn't care enough and that you guys can have your staff give reports that claim that they're getting checks 3 or 4 times a day call.

02:07:34You know they're dying in their tents and will be sitting there for, you know, some time Before it was a couple of days someone was actually decomposing in the earlier days and it's interesting because the gentleman that you called his name and he wasn't here I met him doing a point in time count at Tent City and it was

02:07:53interesting because that's where my tips started coming Actually my first tip was from someone saying that illegals were being housed there and then when I was doing the point in time count people were just wanting to share their experience.

02:08:06It's because it's like they knew that they were being abused but they don't really have anywhere else to go much of the time. And when I was going back to do the point in time count this year our tfa age worked with Dreams for Change and kicked me out because I have you know, had confrontations with dreams for Change.

02:08:24No I haven't. I have not. All I have done is expose what's been going on there and they didn't want anybody else coming to me But I don't need to be intensity doing a point in time count for information to come in that I share with you guys for years And it's awesome when these people come

02:08:40in because they're terrified to do it But that takes some to come in and face the people that should be doing something and then have to be shut up and walk out and have nobody go and say anything except for me because I want that information.

02:08:54Give it to me. You guys are down there. The city is down there and those showers it's like they supposed to be cleaned every day There's mold and mildew growing even in the water and the rats and the claim that the rats are gone.

02:09:08If you guys don't go down there unannounced, then you will never see Because Joe, you went there and it was announced and you MAY have seen some of it but you'll never see what these people are experiencing.

02:09:19You can tell them up before hand glare Beekman All right.

02:09:30>> Thank you. Where? Beekman I guess I'll do kind of housecleaning stuff today. >> I've been trying to write speeches here previously I wanted to comment from yesterday.

02:09:43I totally my mind blocked and we were talking about unhoused issues, the importance of what we're doing with Tent City I, I hope we can really be considering a future of smaller encampments not just one big huge one but coordinate little auxiliary smaller encampments,

02:10:03you know, that I think can possibly do a better job in the city managing people's health and welfare. I mean this large one is creating a real place of death basically and rat infested And it's it's not doing something

02:10:22you will do again mentioned San Jose They were prepared for that and they so they opted out of working in those terms the big large bulk encampment towards smaller encampments little pockets around the city as a way to manage people better It's just a more intimate setting where you can

02:10:41you know, keep everyone's talking to each other more. We're not talking to each other here and so good luck how you can work on it to the it was really nice to hear a public comment on There was two items

02:10:58on a Pilipino issues today and I just wanted to remind that the Harvey years I think who are Filipino they can't come here anymore they were working for years on an issue of toxicity in their neighborhood based on a pottery kiln where a guy keeps getting a permit

02:11:16because he has seniority and he's allowed to Javier's worked really hard on best practices around the community to ask for help.

02:11:26I hope we can give them some I hope we can have a hearing process for them if nothing else to better address this issue. >> Thank you. Thank you Maximilian Schmidt In

02:11:47addition to exposing the underground genocide of the Zionist Rothschilds leading people to suicide, I think me exposing the mess of fear really has the San Diego City Council and their goons shook because people are following me around downtown San Diego saying Don't talk about it.

02:12:02We're not ready to talk about it and even give me death threats anyway on my role much time So I'm going to go fast here. I'm after the 6970 to noon race.

02:12:13People woke up to the moon hoax first by the American flag waving and it just being simply impossible due to there being no gravity And then after that the coming of the internet and YouTube being more popular

02:12:29The Apollo 11 after interview all the comments were saying they're clearly lying. This is clearly a hoax. You can tell they're lying And then in our current day and age we have the mess of fear lie being exposed where no manmade object has actually made it through the mess of fear

02:12:48because of forbidden knowledge . Tv dot net catching nasa's scientist aren't saying saying exactly that in interviews and I just wanted to say that the massive fear lie is a means to spread atheism and a lot of people waking up to this feel

02:13:04better that a Zionist devil possessed government doesn't have satellites in orbit and space stations and the American Zionist government wants to keep people's mind in a box and not have noticed that the tyrannical government and by saying man is no man has conquered space they're even saying man's conquered over GOD

02:13:23in a way which they have not And the messed up here lie is to also advance atheism because it can it can really open people's mind to know the truth that nothing manmade has ever made it through the mess up here So only 30 miles above the earth's crust and that the thousands of stars we see very, very likely has a planetary system and very, very likely has erectus like us.

02:13:42And it's about time that the massive here lie gets exposed and I think we are ready to expose that. >> Thank you for that concluding comment. Anthony Ross Good afternoon City Council I come in peace

02:14:03and with tremendous gratitude I brought these marigolds for Vivian Moreno Council Councilmember Vivian Moreno but she's not here today so I will leave these for her office. I wanted to get these for her because of the great work that she did at last week's audit committee.

02:14:15The tough questions that she raised And I also got this other book for Henry Foster The third I'm not sure if he's here right now but I love the questions that he raised as well.

02:14:27And I also got there's a couple of coasters that celebrate the that was Martos One of them is for Henry Foster and the other councilmember Henry Foster and the other one is for you MR. Whitman Councilmember Whitman, I got you one of these books as well.

02:14:41I I was informed late last night that you had put out a press conference saying that your position on floc had changed And I.

02:14:56I don't I'm I I'm going to try to not get emotional so I can say this but I, I can't thank you enough on behalf of everyone in San Diego who has been fighting tirelessly on this issue on behalf of all of the different organizations, on behalf of Deluxe San Diego, on

02:15:12behalf of San Diego privacy, on behalf of the San Diego Trust Coalition. It means so much to all of us here in San Diego that you're listening to your constituents that you care about our privacy rights, that you care about the Constitution.

02:15:30I also I brought this last book I would like to make a peace offering with Councilmember Marni one Wilbert I want to apologize if I was over reactionary last night.

02:15:40I've been trying to have a conversation a very difficult conversation about Floc and I haven't been able to talk about a lot of the things that have been bothering me with you because you haven't been present to discuss some of those things.

02:15:53>> I want to support you. I want to support your campaign . >> Thank you for those comments. We will accept as part of the public record and coordinate with the officers accordingly. Natalie Rushing Hi.

02:16:15>> Thank you for hearing me today. I appreciate it. Blair Beekman I do. I have a build on how to make that a lot better, cheaper and more natural. >> Natalie talk to us please.

02:16:26>> Oh, sorry. Everything that I've been working on has to do and is based behind frequency and sacred geometry.

02:16:36I forgot the old builds but I want to discuss a regulated nervous system. When you're homeless you are walking around with an unregulated nervous system which is a fight or flight every single moment of every single day which then affects

02:16:54your thought process. >> It affects everything. Every decision that you make it affects the brain the way the brain operates.

02:17:04>> So I brought some information for you guys to look at. >> It's going to be World Homeless Day OCTOBER 21st and 22nd on the county lawn and hopefully you guys will show up also.

02:17:21I have never met or spoken in with Max and he was comfortable enough to come up and ask me a question. My point in being is that we as human beings have more power within us than we have been led

02:17:42to believe. Every day I try to wake up and decide what frequency I'm going to put out there and what frequencies I'm going to let in and what energy exchanges I'm going to have whether it's the tv and what our

02:17:59administration says or what anybody says as a collective. This gentleman Anthony brought all of you a gift.

02:18:14There are things and actions like that that raise the frequency that their time has concluded I'm sorry the five minute timer going on those participating remotely We have ten speakers in the queue starting with Barbara Gordon.

02:18:25>> Barbara if you can please unmute. >> Thank you. As a public health advocate, mental health services are vital especially for individual roles with justice involvement many due to substance abuse.

02:18:44I wanted to share with you the newest publication of the Center Juvenile Arrestee Drug Use report. This self-reported by juveniles who have been arrested.

02:18:58Marijuana continues to be the most popular drug used. Consistent with previous years ,marijuana at 91% was the most commonly used substance Among those youth interviewed, youth were asked about recent drug use.

02:19:13Marijuana again showed the greatest percentage of recent use within 30 days and most of them had perceived marijuana as harmless.

02:19:23And when asked about the ease of access to certain drugs you describe their one as very easy or easy to obtain. Youth perception of marijuana is is that it is easier to obtain a both alcohol and tobacco.

02:19:38This report underscores the risk of the city widespread marketing of marijuana whether it's storefront signage or billboards that are found throughout our city, the accessibility and availability of marijuana is unparalleled compared to other

02:19:57drugs. When policymakers advocate for marijuana businesses it makes our society left sake.

02:20:07People do not make the best decisions while. I really urge the council not to put marijuana businesses ahead of young people's health and their safety.

02:20:18>> Thank you for letting me speak. Thank you. Catherine Rhodes If you can please unmute. >> Hi, this is Catherine Rhodes and I wanted to talk about Midway Rising and instead have a ballot measure to sell

02:20:37the land to Cronk for $100 million cash that you could be used for right away And then also the only thing that what you could also do is promise to get a full sea air.

02:20:50You could use the air you have right now and then add to it. We actually have to have foundation recommendations. We actually have to have a final geotechnical investigation report which we do not have as of now.

02:21:02We don't know what the foundations are going to be. It's a mystery. So anyway, we could get the similar ballot language we had for sdsu West when we bought the old Qualcomm Stadium that's now Snapdragon.

02:21:16They had to do a full area and build the bridge over the San Diego River for their mitigation And so we could have something to have traffic mitigation to connect Midway rising with Interstates five and eight with Caltrans collaboration.

02:21:35And so anyway, the main thing about this of my apply a plan it's called a full tide alliance reclamation. And what that means is that you take out all the junk soils down to 60ft and create underground space like basements or parking structures.

02:21:49If we had a 70,000 things stadium you could charge, you know, $5 per every person who parks there after well that parking structure could actually pay for itself.

02:22:00And the main thing about this is that it would create sand that you can mine to use for the construction and you could also use it for sand replenishment projects along our beaches.

02:22:13We're sitting on a goldmine of sand that right now with Midway Rising you plan to cut and you plan to cover it all up.

02:22:23I don't know what's going on but I think somebody should say you're trying to have a competitive Laurie Saldana If you can please unmute.

02:22:37Thank you. And I again Oh great. Okay. So to continue my earlier discussion of the impacts of an infrastructure.

02:22:46Next slide please. We know that sea level rise reports I'm sure I've shared these before. Whoops. Can you hear me? Yeah I can hear you.

02:22:56>> Okay so I'll go over this pretty quickly and we know the Kelvin wave is rising sea levels and that could persist indefinitely. We don't know how long this is going to last but it is already destroying infrastructure all up and down the California coastline.

02:23:14Next slide. It's also causing problems with our wastewater and water treatment systems. We saw this from a few years ago even before the current sea level rise is causing us not only in terms of pollution but fines when we violate our discharge permit.

02:23:29Next slide What we're also seeing now are signs of groundwater shifting. This was on Marina Boulevard in the north side of the San Diego River near the Pier water pumping station and that resulted possibly in them de-watering around that

02:23:45facility. This is a sign when you try to remove water from one place the groundwater. Then you disrupt nearby area.

02:23:54Next slide We also had a sinkhole downtown on Pacific Highway near businesses that were forced to close those signs that the images are showing what people receive when their infrastructure is shut down.

02:24:09Businesses lose a lot of money. And next slide please. We also in places like La Hoya Shores when our sewage lines begin leaking then you pollute areas like the Marine protected area there at the beach in front of the hotel.

02:24:25The Shores Hotel. That's the final slide. I do want to say that what people are saying about the camps, the tents that are set up in flood zones, those absolutely have to be moved before the next big rain or more People will get sick, lose their belongings and die in

02:24:44those camps. That's also infrastructure is housing emergency housing for those people. Thank your time has concluded. >> Just see if you can please And you.

02:24:55Yes, Hello. Yes. Please proceed. >> Yes. So I just want real quick I reached out to a staff to call me back.

02:25:05I still haven't gotten the response. I understand you can respond but if we can reach out to them, please let me know. >>, respond to me. I really appreciate it. That's all. Thank you. Madison If you can please unmute I'm sorry The five minute timer did conclude there were nine speakers in the queue when I did no additional

02:25:23speakers will be taken. Please proceed I City council members I want to highlight the dangers of secondhand tobacco smoke and vaping aerosol for children especially those with asthma.

02:25:33A recent study from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia analyzed more than 48,000 health care encounters involving children with asthma .

02:25:42The findings are concerning children exposed to vaping in their homes have a 30% higher risk of asthma flares and a 40% greater likelihood of experiencing asthma symptoms during physical activity.

02:25:56But the most concerning findings involve children's exposure to both tobacco smoke and vaping aerosol. These children had a 20 to 40% higher risk across several measures of poorly controlled asthma including nighttime symptoms, asthma attacks, increased need for rescue inhalers and hospital

02:26:12admissions. Children cannot always control the air they breathe in their own homes. Their lungs are still developing and their smaller bodies MAY be more vulnerable to airborne pollutants.

02:26:26We also need to recognize that vaping is not simply harmless water vapor. Secondhand aerosol can contain nicotine ultrafine particles and other potentially harmful substances.

02:26:37Replacing e-cigarettes with e-cigarettes does not eliminate the risk to children, especially when adults use both products.

02:26:46The study adds to the evidence that neither secondhand smoke nor vaping aerosol is safe around children with asthma and also brings up that multi family housing should be smoke free since children cannot control what they breathe in their own homes when their neighbors are smoking as well.

02:27:05I urge the Committee to support stronger protections from secondhand smoke in vaping because every child deserves to breathe clean air without preventable exposure that can worsen a chronic respiratory condition.

02:27:16Thank you. Thank you Rachel. If you can please unmute. Okay. Thank you.

02:27:28>> Hello. Thank you for being here and listening. Just some notes I took. It's there's some things that I saw that could be easily addressed.

02:27:43You know there 33 of commission seats in the city is at 33% of commission seats in the city of San Diego are either vacant or expiring. I would say 80% of those are appointed by the mayor.

02:27:56I know you guys aren't the mayor but I know you guys do work with the mayor. Quick call. You know, most of them are arts and culture or climate advisory.

02:28:11They're all volunteer. So it wouldn't really come out of budgetary anything. It could really help make some solid policy advisory trees, green infrastructure and now we're dealing with flooding.

02:28:26That is a very long term solution And also helps with air quality especially in the places where the flooding happens.

02:28:35Um I know that we've been getting some wages up across industries. I think all industries deserve some type of minimum wage boost.

02:28:49I know we're getting one coming up but the way that housing is looking and everything like I said if you need 2.5 times the income and you're getting 5000 a month, you can you can afford a one bedroom.

02:29:08There's average prices at all. >> Price is beginning upwards and say California they're going to be going around. I know there's limited stuff that can be done but making people more aware and just I don't know There's there's a lot going on right now and

02:29:26there's a lot of stuff. >> But thank you guys for listening. Thank you. Your time is concluded. Catherine Rhodes if you can please unmute. Catherine Rhodes I can't unmute for you.

02:29:39>> There you go. I think you being Kathleen Lippert is that correct? Because Catherine just spoke. Is that right? Yes, My cursor was over your name and I just think Oh thank you.

02:29:53Thank you. Thank you for letting me speak. Midway Rising would add thousands of residents while operating a regional entertainment destination to accommodate 16,000 people.

02:30:02Eliminating minimum parking requirements doesn't eliminate cars. Drivers will continue to look for parking, create more congestion, noise, air quality water, sewer capacity, stormwater police and fire and emergency access and

02:30:21the cumulative effects of additional development will compromise the quality of life for residents and their safety .

02:30:31>> Comments from Catherine Road were appreciated for their concern for taxpayers. Affordable housing is more accurately. Subsidized housing the entire project while the developer spends nothing.

02:30:45Is a travesty. More often the public sees their priorities preempted by special industry interests. Few among the public are aware that it was Mayor Gloria who requested Governor Newson override the existing laws governing the height limit in

02:31:04the Midway area. It undermines the will of the people. It undermines environmental protections and strips the residents of their voice. Doing an end run by a state laws can bypass ceqa help shield a massive multimillion billion dollar development from

02:31:20a critical oversight. The issues of Midway Rising that will worsen traffic congestion and restrict public access to beaches will not improve.

02:31:34As Lori Saldana points out, the absence of appropriate infrastructure will allow flooding with the expectation that we will have a repeat of last year. The state deems deter scheming determined to destroy San Diego's coastal identity and

02:31:50ignore the public voice. But doubling down on attacking property with legislative consideration included. >> Thank you. Wrap if you can please.

02:32:00And also if you raised your hand after the five minute timer you will not be taken today but you can definitely continue to submit comments to City Clerk at San diego.Gov and those will be distributed to the council.

02:32:09Thank you. Please proceed. Thank you and good afternoon. My name is Becky Roth and I'm here today to raise concerns about marijuana impaired driving and the need for stronger prevention education in our community.

02:32:24>> According to sandbags 2025 Report Marijuana Use among San Diego Arrestees is nine years after Proposition 64. Nearly half of the individuals surveyed 46% reported driving after smoking or ingesting marijuana.

02:32:39So let's let that sink in for a second. Among adults that number was 48% And even more concerning.

02:32:49Of those who reported driving after marijuana use, 52% didn't even believe marijuana impaired their driving. Council members These statistics prove a serious public safety concern when people don't recognize impairment.

02:33:03They're putting themselves their passengers, cadets, trains and other drivers at risk. The report also found that 82% of juvenile respondents and 70% of adult respondents reported having vaped thc.

02:33:19These findings show that it's important to educate both young people and adults about marijuana impaired driving. So I ask why aren't we doing more education and doing more to educate the public about these dangers of driving under the influence of marijuana?

02:33:35These statistics come from our own local sandag report. I urge you to take this seriously and work with public health officials, law enforcement schools and community organizations.

02:33:47I can't wait for more preventable crashes, injuries or deaths before doing something public safety requires more than laws. It requires education prevention and accountability.

02:33:58>> Thank you. Thank you. Peggy Walker If you can please unmute. >> After you There are three speakers in the queue. No other speakers will be taken .

02:34:08Please proceed. Good afternoon. As a youth health advocate. I also want to call attention to Sendak's newly released Criminal Justice report on marijuana use among San Diego arrestees.

02:34:21Nine years after Proposition 64, this report gives a clear picture of high marijuana use rates by youth in the juvenile system That should concern every public official.

02:34:35It reinforces that legalization has increased not prevented youth pot use normalization has led to widespread misperception about marijuana safety and that we failed to meet our social obligation to keep kids safe from this addictive drug.

02:34:52Key findings show 91% of youth in the juvenile system reported marijuana use. 75% favor smoking weed. 82% reported vaping thc.

02:35:09Nearly half reported driving under the influence and 25% did not think it impairing. And finally many youth began experimentation with marijuana early starting before age 13.

02:35:22This clearly shows Prop 64 as promised to protect kids have failed. And in fact our most vulnerable youth are paying a high price for legalization.

02:35:37The question is what can and will we do about it? We should do everything possible to prevent youth from engaging in substance misuse which is according to the us Department of Health and Human Services Among the most urgent and currently public health issues in the U.S..

02:35:57>> Thank you for listening to my concerns. Thank you, Amanda. If you can please unmute after that is 7499 and then crypto Bradley. Okay.

02:36:11Hello? Can you hear me? Yes. Please proceed. Okay, perfect. Hi Amanda. District seven and I First I wanted to cosign on Kathleen and Lori on Midway Rising.

02:36:25I know I've spoken my piece to you guys a couple times before, but I really hope that you look deep inside your souls and realize that you're trading San and safety for money.

02:36:37If you guys continue to push this through and without I don't know about the building pulling the sand and you know building underground I just know that something's really off here and I hope you guys do the right thing and then my

02:36:55other thing I'd like to do is remind our city council that 1 in 4 San Diegans or born in another country per a ProPublica report last week over 500 U.S. Citizen have been detained by ice.

02:37:09Brian Morales Garcia was the most recent citizen to get deported But 90% of our media is owned by five corporations now so you probably haven't heard much about this.

02:37:22And then I'll read my little piece I'd like to Palestine is practice ice's practice. They're taking the economy on purpose So small farms, small businesses fail and big corporations can buy the scraps and monopolize and extort us even more.

02:37:42They're running up our national debt while they still can so they can embezzle through defense contracts and corporate tax cuts. They've been removing groups who require social support and removing social support and services so they have more money to embezzle and defense contracts and tax cuts. They're creating a surveillance system and desensitizing us to paramilitary airing in our streets, merging our military with an Israeli one that

02:38:00specializes in targeting civilians and setting up mass detention systems so they can squash rebellion when the air bubble pops are for one case evaporate, inflation devastates us and people have nothing to lose by rebelling Big biggest smash and grab robbery in history.

02:38:15I hope you guys do your part about that. Thank you. That completes your time. 7499 If you can please unmute please play video.

02:38:27>> Thank you. APRIL 6th, 2017 To whom it MAY concern as the county's designated operator of the Dockweiler Beach hang gliding training area for more than 16 years I've been asked by Bob Ski to write a letter with regard to his history of

02:38:45hang gliding operations at this site MR. Kozinski received his basic hang gliding flight instruction with us here approximately 13 years ago and has since advanced his skills and experience to have attained an industry pilot proficiency rating of United States Hang gliding and paragliding

02:39:01association. Quote advanced Pilot. Since completing his initial flight training with us, MR. Kozinski has frequented the Dockweiler State Beach hang gliding sight on many occasions and conducted himself responsibly and respectfully always operating within the county approved site rules

02:39:20and regulations. To my knowledge his flight operations at the site have also been in accordance with all applicable Federal Aviation Administration requirements of which hang gliding Participants must also comply.

02:39:34He is one of a handful of participants that have demonstrated the skills and attitudes required by us to practice and perform the more advanced average sawing along the 300 meter long designated for this purpose.

02:39:49He has done so with the appropriate amount of skill and caution we require, He has today been what I would call a model participant at the site as well as a good ambassador for the sport, the concessionaire and the county of Los Angeles.

02:40:04I am hopeful that MR. Kozinski and the County of Los Angeles can resolve the insurance issues that prevent me from allowing him to fly a hang glider at Dockweiler Beach. Respect fully Joe Low Manager Dockweiler Beach Hang Gliding area.

02:40:18When Sports International later that same year 2017 the County of Los Angeles approved what we now call the Dockweiler waiver. Shame on Todd Gloria, Joe LaCava and the entire San Diego City Council crypto Bradley

02:40:37your final speaker please on mute here. Ilhan Omar, the Somali representative in Congress just got her house raided yesterday.

02:40:5060 boxes are coming out of there for fraud and stuff. Hopefully she'll get perp walk today, get arrested. But I'm for ice raids and San Diego man we got to back the ice machine and sooner they get him out of here the better.

02:41:06Each and every person who doesn't belong here needs to leave as soon as possible. Ice is coming down.

02:41:15Don't confront them. Don't put a car in the way. You might get shot. Try not to them off Too bad. Stay 30ft away from them.

02:41:25They're hiding in the bushes. I don't know. But it's going to be great when they start really cranking it up and the ice guys they have their own license plate readers in their cars so they can license plate read just driving down the street to I don't know if they're doing it that way

02:41:42but they're doing they're going to start doing it banking all sorts of systems. So you know Social Security, different food stamp things, whatever you're at there and they're not playing around anymore.

02:41:54So hopefully they'll send more guys in Now that the walls built military sit in the border with the Mexicans. So it's going to be it's going to be a tight ship.

02:42:03People are going to freak out about it. Everyone's going to cry But hopefully the Somalis even our district attorney should investigate the Somalis in our town because they already had 12 of them with that day care fraud for $20 million I think

02:42:20it was. And they got families that probably need to be deported too. They got some games going on and they do it. The Muslim guys doing it because their GOD wants them to take advantage of America.

02:42:35They want us down man And I ain't into that man. They got to go. These guys got to go back to Mecca or wherever they got to go and steal. >> Your time has concluded and that concludes the agenda.

02:42:46Public comment for today's meeting. All right. >> Thank you. The city clerk. You know my colleagues, we will now adjourn for the noon recess and reconvene open session at 2 then

02:52:12good afternoon. I will now reconvene the city council meeting of Tuesday, OCTOBER 13th, 2026 clerk Please call the roll Thank Council PRESIDENT Council Member Campbell Councilmember Webber Councilmember Foster Council

02:52:33Ron will present Council PRESIDENT Pro Tem Lee Your field member camp You Council member I know Councilmember Isla Rivera and Council PRESIDENT Lacob present Also joining the meeting our city attorney Leslie Fitzgerald Independent budget analyst Charles Monica and myself your

02:52:49city clerk Diana Fuentes. Thank you Council PRESIDENT All right. Thank you City council member company or would you like to make your statement now? >> Yeah. Thank you. Council that I'll be joining virtually this afternoon under Jeff Cobb exceptions in the Brown Act related to child care and necessity There's no

02:53:08other team with me in the room and I'll update that if that changes. >> Thank you Council PRESIDENT Thank you very much. We have two items on the agenda so let's get started. The clerk please introduce item 502 items 502 The proposed amendments to the city of San Diego's earned sick leave a

02:53:24minimum wage ordinance to enhance the city's ability to combat wage theft and align the city's earned sick leave requirements with existing state law. Public comment time for this item will be one minute per person.

02:53:35Please be sure to submit your public speaker slip to the front of the room or raise your hand by pressing star nine or the icon at this time. >> Thank you Council PRESIDENT. All right. Thank you. So first turn it over to Councilmember Von Wilpert and then staff that proceeded to fill pretty yourself and tell

02:53:53us how much you need but councilmember member will kick us off Thank you very much Council PRESIDENT And I'm proud to join today with our Council District nine Office Councilor Tony Rivera and your team and bringing forward amendments to the city's earned sick leave and minimum wage ordinance to strengthen our ability to combat wage theft and protect San Diego workers.

02:54:09This effort began with a presentation by the Center on Policy Initiatives at a DECEMBER 2025 Select Committee on addressing the Cost of Living. This came directly out of that committee where they highlighted the widespread problem of wage theft and the need for stronger local enforcement to make sure that

02:54:28the workers who are working hard every day are paid the wages their due so they can afford to live in expensive cities like San Diego. That presentation started an important conversation about how we as a city can do more to protect workers and ensure that people are paid Wages are rightfully earned.

02:54:45Since then we work closely with the City Attorney's Office, Council, District nine and community stakeholders to develop the proposal before us today and I want to emphasize this effort is not about placing new obligations on employers. It's about ensuring the laws already on the books can be effectively enforced here at the local level by our government while protecting

02:55:04businesses that do the right thing. I want to thank the Center on Policy Initiative, the San Diego County Building and Construction Trade Council and our local legal partner Labor Partners for your advocacy and support throughout this process.

02:55:16At the end of the day this is about fairness ensuring that every San Diego can put in an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay And I respectfully ask my colleagues support and I'll now turn it over to staff Brandon Thank you Council Member and good afternoon Council PRESIDENT And Members of the City Council.

02:55:34My name is Justin Garver. I'm the Deputy Chief of Staff in Council District five and I'm joined by A.J. Baker, senior policy adviser for Council District five. Today our office in partnership with the Office of Councilmember Ella Rivera are bringing forward amendments to the San Diego's earned sick

02:55:50leave a minimum wage ordinance to strengthen the city's ability to combat wage theft and align our local earned sick leave laws with existing state law And think about eight minutes for presentation which that occurs when employer employers fail to pay provide wages or benefits Workers have

02:56:08earned or are legally due owed wages Wage theft can take many forms such as denying employees legally required meals or rest breaks, failing to pay overtime wages, misappropriating tips requiring employees to work off the clock, failing to provide

02:56:26or allow use of earned sick leave or making unauthorized deductions from paychecks. These practices hurt working families and put employers who follow the law at a competitive disadvantage.

02:56:38>> Wage theft is widespread and the report enforcement recoveries capture only part of the problem In fiscal year 2025, the U.S. Department of Labor recovered more than $259 million in back wages from

02:56:56nearly 177,000 workers nationwide. Nationwide that was the highest single year back wage recovery amount since 2019. These figures illustrate why effective wage enforcement remains so important.

02:57:08This is not just a national issue. We see wage violations here in San Diego as well. In JULY of 2026 the us Department of Labor announced the recovery of more than $500,000 in back wages for six employees at a San Diego deli.

02:57:25Investigators found that employees worked 11 hour days an average 55 hours per week all while receiving a flat $100 per day.

02:57:36After thorough investigation, each worker ultimately received approximately $83,000 in back wages. We have also seen how local enforcement can make a meaningful difference.

02:57:48In SEPTEMBER 2026, New York City announced a $131.5 million enforcement action against DoorDash for violations against the delivery worker lost More than $115 million is expected to go directly to 260,000

02:58:06workers. While that case arose under New York City's laws, it demonstrates the potential of local city enforcement to identify violations and recover money that is rightfully owed to workers.

02:58:19This example also demonstrates that local enforcement can complement existing state and federal efforts. The goal isn't to duplicate the work of other agencies but to ensure that cities have meaningful tools to enforce their own wage protections and help workers recover unpaid

02:58:36wages. >> Under San Diego's current ordinance, the city does not have express authority to bring a civil action to recover unpaid wages from employers on behalf of affected workers.

02:58:48The current ordinance also does not expressly include the recovery of overtime hours worked by employees within city limits. Those are two specific changes addressed by the policy limits before you today.

02:59:04Our proposal makes two targeted changes. First, it would expressly authorize the city to bring civil action to seek unpaid wages on behalf of employees under the city's minimum wage ordinance. Second, it would clarify that employees must be paid for every hour worked within city boundaries, including overtime

02:59:22hours and that unpaid wages associated with those hours must be recovered under the ordinance. Together these changes provide an additional avenue to recover wages that workers have already earned while state and federal agency also enforce wage laws.

02:59:40The city's existing ordinance does not expressly provide the civil enforcement authority. These amendments are intended to ensure all earned wages earned whether during normal hours or overtime are properly paid to workers while strengthening local enforcement of the worker protections already established under local law.

02:59:58The proposed ordinance also includes technical and state law conforming amendments which the Council last amended this ordinance in AUGUST of 20 2016.

03:00:10Since that time a number of state laws have gone into effect and a few notable state law changes are included in the proposed actions. These include Senate Bill 616 expanded the California Paid sick leave requirements.

03:00:25Assembly Bill 1041 added the designated person to the definition of qualifying family member. And Assembly Bill 2499 expanded protections for victims of qualifying acts of violence in their family members.

03:00:39Aligning the city's law with these state law changes will allow the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement to enforce the corresponding requirements under local law giving workers a local avenue to addressing wage violations.

03:00:53Last Thursday last Thursday we were proud to announce these proposed amendments alongside alongside local labor organizations that have been strong advocates for protecting workers in combating wage theft in San Diego. We were joined by the Center for Policy Initiatives, the San Diego County Building and Construction Trade Council as

03:01:11well as representatives from Roofers Local 45 Ironworkers Local 229 and iu District Council 36. Their support underscores the importance of strengthening local enforcement, ensuring that workers across the Diego receive the wages they have rightfully earned.

03:01:28We appreciate their partnership and advocacy as we bring these amendments forward to Council's consideration today. Today we are asking the City Council to adopt an ordinance amending Chapter three Article nine Division one of the San Diego Municipal Code by amending sections

03:01:5339.1439.12539.126 of 7390112 and 390113 Related to the city of San Diego's earned minimum wage ordinance. These amendments strengthen civil wage recovery and clarify recovery of unpaid wages associated with overtime and update the city's earned sick

03:02:12leave requirements to align with state law. In closing, this item is about fairness accountability and ensuring that San Diego workers receive the wages they've rightfully earned. I want to emphasize that these amendments are not creating new wage obligations for employers.

03:02:25Instead we are closing an identified gap in the city's existing enforcement authority and providing another avenue for workers to recover unpaid wages.

03:02:35These changes not only strengthen protections for workers but also help ensure that businesses following the law aren't placed at a competitive disadvantage by those who don't. I want to thank Councilmember Ella Rivera and staff the city attorney's office and our local labor partners for their collaboration and support bringing this proposal forward

03:02:54And we respectfully request your support and are happy to answer any questions. >> Thank you. All right. Thank you for the work. Thank you for the presentation. Clerk Please proceed with public comment. Thank you.

03:03:06Maximilian Schmidt If you can please come forward after that will be A.J. Estrada. Allegedly Audra and Joyce and Janet, if you can remix.

03:03:17So Andrea Estrada if you can please come forward. As noted next is allegedly Audra and Joyce and that if you can please come forward to the front row.

03:03:28>> Hi. Good afternoon. A.J. Estrada, political director with the San Diego Construction Trades Council. I want to think Councilmember Money on Wilbert for bringing this forward and for childcare for supporting this as well, which that costs workers $50 billion each year And most of the time employers get away

03:03:46with stealing money from their employees which are just getting worse. In 2010, workers lost 9.1 billion to just a minute minimum wage violations alone by 2021. That number grew to 19.8 billion.

03:03:55This is more than just lost wages. It's about the hidden damage done to working families who are living paycheck to paycheck. For low wage workers wages lost from wage theft control nearly 10% of their annual earnings.

03:04:07That's unacceptable. Even more so right now as so many working families are struggling under the weight of an unsustainable affordability crisis supporting these amendments allow the city to advocate for central workers and help make life a little bit easier for the city.

03:04:23Thank you. >> Thank you. Maximilian Schmidt I see that you're back in the room. >> If you can please come forward.

03:04:44>> Hi. Hi. I'm opposed to item s502 on the proposed amendments to the city of San Diego's earned sick leave and minimum wage ordinance to enhance the city's ability to combat wage theft

03:05:00and align the city's earned sick leave requirements with existing state law. And I'm opposed to this item because I believe that the priorities around wage theft in America are mixed up

03:05:17where we need to draw a need to shine a light on on the top one percenters doing insider trading on Wall Street not just on the wage theft regarding smaller menial things such as this including Elon Musk's

03:05:38Spacex when we know manmade object has gone through the mesosphere. >> So Elon Musk should go to federal prison tomorrow allegedly order if he can please come forward.

03:05:55>> So this makes me think of labor trafficking and the undocumented individuals that came across our border that when we have bills like ab one eight, eight eight that come in that are supposed to stop it, it actually encourages it by weaponizing employers and things like that.

03:06:11So I mean when we're having and asking people to call in I mean how do we know that there's not labor trafficking going on in San Diego and these employees are being paid like, you know, seven bucks an hour to go work 24 hours a day doing things which has been found to happen in North County.

03:06:30So you know, what are we doing to ensure that that can be enforced if these people are too afraid to report because their employer would be like don't say anything because you could be deported.

03:06:42Come here and shut this down. You know things like that Or because the prosecutors and the police are involved. So you know, what are we doing to ensure people like that? You guys want equity.

03:06:51So I mean are you ensuring these people feel safe to come forward and report the labor trafficking that they're going through? >> Thank you. It I'll start with this wage theft.

03:07:10>> It's so sad, isn't it? You know why Why is accountability so hard? I guess it is Fear is at the bottom of it.

03:07:21You know this is money This is food on the table. Some people are barely making it with that And then, you know, if fear is involved, they're going to do all kinds of things to get money and to take money.

03:07:35So this is a really important issue. Thank you for doing this and thank you for the original minimal minimum wage a change that was really a great moment.

03:07:49So you know enforcement, enforcement, enforcement where are the resources for and sort of enforcement is covers all areas of work in government right now So it's critical.

03:08:01Great Kundu is on the sick leave aligned with the state law. Love the statistics on the national and state level. It's the thing to remember that love to all. >> Natalie Roski Natalie Ricci.

03:08:15>> I worked at a restaurant for 20 years bartending and waitressing in this does for a fact does happen. And I still haven't received my money because I've moved people been sued Company Spencer and I still haven't received my wage theft.

03:08:33>> On that note, if other big companies are stealing people's wages how come they're not being prosecuted on that type of level too? We go into a store, our deodorants locked up.

03:08:43They want to send us to jail for that stealing their money. You don't see anybody being prosecute did for that. I think it's super duper important that this is tackled like theft in any other form any other form even harsher.

03:08:58I think it should be harsher than me going to the store and having to push the button to have my deodorant. This is crazy. This even happens at all And I bet you they are afraid to talk about wage theft if they're going to be deported.

03:09:16>> Thank you. Thank you. That concludes comments here in council chambers. I've started the five minute timer going to see if we can please unmute.

03:09:27>> Good afternoon Council members our doctors of our sect with the center and policy initiatives. Sorry I can be there in person. I am still recovering from cold but I want to call in and urge your support on these amendments.

03:09:39Passing laws to protect workers is only the first step. We also need the tools to enforce those laws and ensure that workers actually receive what they've earned right what they're owed for the work that they do.

03:09:49Our research with San Diego State University found that 87% of surveyed workers in the San Diego region experienced wage theft while 65% report going to work sick, injured or in pain when local bartender be interviewed told us I get a high five when I come to work sick rather than calling in.

03:10:08Of course this goes beyond individual workplaces you know with up to $428 million annually to minimum wage underpayment alone in San Diego region.

03:10:18So I'm calling here to urge you to approve this. >> Thank you. Thank you. Next is one if you can please unmute. Thank you.

03:10:31Hey the moving business guys have moving companies small is that move all these apartments move your furniture around there day laborers people that pay cash and so it's day one guy I know a mover from Ohio the guy owed him $12,000 and a Russian guy this Russian guy

03:10:47said on it that all these companies some of them they didn't pay him. He went to a private attorney and the attorney got him 30 grand by threatening the employer He was going to turn them into ice.

03:11:00And so there's another way to do it to get your wages you can go private attorney and they threaten the guy if he's illegal and they'll settle for 30 grand.

03:11:10But anyway, Shawn, you got to counsel the guys that are here illegally. They're driving the price of wages down.

03:11:19They're adding to the problem These guys working with fake IDs they Social Security cards they're driving wages down to They're part of the problem here.

03:11:29They have to deport themselves and it'll be a better sad time has concluded There big man if you can please. And you. >> All right. Thank you. Where between.

03:11:41Um thanks for the words that are a nice to hear. I think an Office of Emergency Immigration Services is important It can help address issues like this and that people MAY be here illegally and have to deport themselves.

03:11:56But as they're here we need good human rights and worker rights ideas. You guys had a similar issue to this a week or two ago, Counsel either a wage theft or minimum wage issues You guys sounded really strong and that you're willing to work on this stuff.

03:12:13Sometimes we got to step back and we can't do all the worker rights things we want to do. It sounds like you're in a place where you can be doing the positive good work now so thank you.

03:12:23It's really important and good luck what you can be doing Our human rights and worker rights are incredibly needed and thank you.

03:12:33Thank you Laurie Lipson If you can please unmute. >> Good afternoon. Laurie Lipson She her District three.

03:12:43Please move these amendments forward. It saddens me to keep hearing how people are taken advantage of and I can't even imagine how difficult it is to enforce humane treatment, pay and benefits for employees.

03:12:57I hope this will help employees and our city as a whole. Thank you. >> Thank you Rachel. If you can please unmute and then Judy Strain.

03:13:12Okay. Hi. I totally agree with the amendment for the First Amendment. Yeah, I just believe that capping I know we're going with the state legislature but with

03:13:29something like covid going around and something like the flu going around capping usage of sick pay at five days a year just means you can only get sick once if you don't have money for childcare or you're

03:13:45struggling to pay rent. That could be super detrimental And I understand that this is just this amendment is just a match with basically to give them more power to enforce But

03:14:02I think that just added a couple more days announce that's not what this is about but it would definitely help employees and help stimulate the economy during hard times when people are sick.

03:14:13Thank you. Concluded Judy Strain. If you can please unmute and then it will be iPhone.

03:14:21>> Good afternoon San Diego City Council. But philosophically of course who wouldn't support the realignment of the city's ordinance with state law and the understanding of the role of how important it is for workers and their work to be respected by being paid

03:14:40the wages they have earned. Sick leave of course is a very difficult area to address. The course workers deserve their sick leave but I concur with the previous gentleman sick leave that we have available to workers these days are not enough.

03:14:59Meanwhile I wonder if you're working with the county because they too have been looking at this item. They've come at it from a different perspective in the fact that families need to support children need to support of a steady income for to stay in their place, stay in their neighborhoods, have the protections of stability

03:15:18that having a regular income that they can expect coming their way. So this is just part of that. >> Your time has concluded. I phone is our final speaker.

03:15:28>> The five minute timer did conclude if you can please unmute. Hello council members. >> So Avani Amani von Willebrand son Yellow River I want to give the city more power to go after private employers for wage theft.

03:15:46Well the city auditor's latest report documents misuse of city employee time and resources with other allegations involving overtime abuse and time theft still unresolved.

03:15:57The ordinance also allows the city to contract with outside workers rights organizations with little clarity on who MAY benefit or what it could cost the taxpayers.

03:16:08I'm all for holding employee employers accountable. But perhaps city hall should be taking a closer look at its own problems before expanding its authority and spending more taxpayer money.

03:16:22Thank you. Thank you. That particular comment on this item. >> All right. Thank you. Said it clerk We will turn it over to council members for questions, comments and entertain a motion and we'll start with council member Bonomo.

03:16:36Thank you Council PRESIDENT And thank you to my team for that presentation. Thank you as well to council member Ilia Rivera's staff and his partnership on this as well as our city Attorney.

03:16:45Thank you for all the hard work especially updating all the state law requirements that have happened since our law was passed. I want to recognize again the Center on Policy Initiatives Carol Kim and A.J.

03:16:55Estrada with the San Diego building trades and many of our workers the business owners, community members, the Chamber of Commerce has been involved in this conversation.

03:17:04Everybody has been involved. So we can do this fairly And I want to bring this back to something very simple. Our city's minimum wage is only as strong as our ability to enforce it.

03:17:14It's important for working families to get the raise coming in JANUARY to 1835 an hour. But that raise only matters if the money actually make it makes it into a worker's paycheck.

03:17:28Wage theft is theft, plain and simple. It's money that families are counting on to pay their rent, buy groceries, fill prescriptions and put food on the table. And when San Diegans are already struggling with the rising cost of living, the last thing that working families should have to worry about is whether they'll

03:17:44actually receive their wages in their paycheck that they've earned. And when that happens, if their docked overtime pay or any other kind of pay workers shouldn't be left to have to go fight for those wages on their own, they should be able to just go back to work.

03:18:02So that's why these amendments are so important to the city Prosecutor has an additional tool to hold employers accountable and pursue civil action for unpaid wages on behalf of workers.

03:18:11And again, I want to be clear We are actually not creating any new obligations for employers today through this ordinance. Instead we're simply strengthening the city's ability to enforce the laws already on the books that protect working San Diego.

03:18:29This is also about protecting law abiding businesses who are often undercut by businesses who are cutting corners by not paying their workers. This is also about protecting the line Cook who works late into the night but not paid for the time they spend cleaning up the kitchen.

03:18:45The janitor who spends cleaning offices after everyone has gone home but is not paid for the time opening and closing the janitorial closet and cleaning up the equipment It is worth the countless workers who keep our local economy moving and yet are not paid overtime Paid sick days or anything else they rightfully have earned throughout this process we have

03:19:04listened to stakeholders, worked with everyone to develop a focused approach that strengthens civil enforcement while recognizing the importance of fairness to everyone involved.

03:19:17The 1835 minimum wage is a promise to San Diego's working families and these amendments help us keep that promise. I want to thank everyone again for those who help bring this forward.

03:19:27I respectfully ask for my colleagues support on this item so we can strengthen wage theft enforcement to protect our workers and our responsible businesses and make sure San Diego workers receive every dollar they rightfully earned.

03:19:38And with that I will make the motion to approve Stache recommendation. >> All right. Thank you. Council members, do we have a motion from Councilmember Van Wolpert to move the staff recommendation?

03:19:48We'll go next to Councilmember Ila Rivera. All right. Thank you. Council PRESIDENT. Let me start by thanking Councilmember period and her team for your work on this issue. I can't remember one word.

03:19:57I remember when this conversation started in committee and one of the ideas of the committee was that we were going to tackle cost of living from a multitude of directions increase wages where we could tackle unfair practices that were impacting consumers.

03:20:15And I think this is also an obvious step making sure that workers get paid what they should get paid. Wage theft is theft. If someone walks into a business and steals $100 from the register, we call it a crime because it is it's wrong.

03:20:28But when an employer takes $100 out of a worker's paycheck by refusing to pay them what they've earned. Too often it's treated like just an ordinary way of doing business. That's unacceptable. And it's exactly this kind of double standard that needs to end.

03:20:43Whether it's unpaid overtime, stolen tips or forcing employees to work off the clock when you take money that belongs to someone else that is stealing stealing is wrong. It shouldn't matter whether you're wearing a ski mask or a business suit.

03:20:54We all know how expensive it is to live in San Diego. Families are struggling to keep up with rent, groceries, child care and everything else it takes to get by And for too many working people one missing paycheck or even a few hundred dollars in unpaid wages can mean the difference between paying rent and falling behind

03:21:12between putting food on the table and going without or being able to continue to live in the city. The people who cook our meals, build our homes, clean our buildings and keep our economy running and should not have to fight just to receive the wages they've already earned.

03:21:27Our city can't claim to be a great city if the people who make it great are being cheated out of their pay. Right now when workers are denied the wages they've earned too much of the burden of getting that money back falls on them.

03:21:41And think about what we're asking of someone who's already struggling to get by. We're asking them to challenge the person who signs their paycheck, potentially risk their livelihood and navigate a complicated legal process just to get paid what they're already owed.

03:21:56That is not how a system built around fairness and accountability should work. Workers shouldn't have to fight alone to get what is rightfully theirs. Their city should have their backs.

03:22:06And I appreciate COUNCILWOMAN Wolpert, you bringing this forward to make sure that workers know that we do. This is about more than recovering stolen wages. It's about what kind of city we want to be.

03:22:16And it's about making sure that San Diego works for working San Diego. >> So with that I'm happily I will happily second the motion. Thank you, Council PRESIDENT. All right. Thank you. Council members.

03:22:26So we have a motion by council member Von Wolpert and second by Council member Eli Rivera to move the staff recommendation. I don't see anyone else in the light. I'll just add my thanks to both officers for that work to bring it forward and thoughtfully You put the whole thing together.

03:22:39I know it doesn't come easily. It has to be done correctly so it has the impact that we all want it to have. So with that clerk please call the roll. I'm sorry The voting system Please cast your vote.

03:22:50Councilmember Campion, if I MAY get your vote for the record. Thank you. >> I vote yes. >> Councilmember Foster, I'm sorry If there's a problem with your system.

03:23:05>> Thank you. That does pass unanimously 8 to 0 with Councilmember Moreno Absent. >> All right. Thank you, City clerk. So with that please introduce item 330.

03:23:18>> Item 330 is the 2020 SeaWorld master plan update p rj dash 0646353. Public comment time is one minute per person.

03:23:28If you're here in chambers please be sure to submit a speaker slip to the front of the room in the box with the blue arrow indicating And if you are online I would like to speak to this item.

03:23:38Please be sure to raise your hand by pressing Star nine or the raise your hand icon. Thank you Council PRESIDENT All right. Thank you. City Clerk. >> With that I see staff are starting to settle yourselves in.

03:23:50When you're ready let us have your state your name for the record And last how much time you need.

03:23:59>> Good afternoon. Council PRESIDENT Lacob and Council members. I'm Sara Osburn, the development project manager with Development Services and I'm presenting item 330 and I will need six minutes for the presentation.

03:24:14All right when you're ready. Thank you. >> Before you today is project number 0646353 which is an update to the SeaWorld master plan.

03:24:26>> SeaWorld is a marine animal themed park located on 189.4 acres of city land at 500 SeaWorld Drive in the Mission Bay Regional Park.

03:24:40SeaWorld San Diego has been leasing its waterfront site in Mission Bay Park from the city of San Diego since it first opened in 1964.

03:24:49>> The update to the SeaWorld master plan is a process five city council decision that requires corresponding amendments to the general plan and to the Mission Bay Park Master Plan and local coastal program Land use plan.

03:25:04Additionally, the project is within the Coastal Commission's jurisdiction and approval of the master plan rests with the Coastal California Coastal Commission. Additionally, an addendum to the 2001 SeaWorld master Plan Environmental Impact report was prepared for the project.

03:25:25>> As with the 2002 master plan, the 2020 Master plan serves as the development plan. Describe in the lease between SeaWorld and the city of San Diego and sets forth the long range conceptual development program development parameters and project review procedures for SeaWorld.

03:25:40Although SeaWorld has been largely developed since 2002 master plan the 2020 Master Plan update refreshes the comprehensive framework for long term improvements.

03:25:50There is no development or permits required at this time and all future SeaWorld development is subject to review as established in Chapter four of the master plan .

03:26:06The key distinction between the 2020 Master plan is to transition from a site specific development plan to an area specific development plan that more closely matches SeaWorld's future renovation needs.

03:26:17And because the park is now mostly built out, the new plan replaces a tiered system that identifies site specific projects and instead provides criteria for each of the five planning areas which provides the framework for future improvements.

03:26:34>> The components of the Master plan are organized by chapters . Chapter one is an introduction and sets the context for the 2023 Road Master Plan outlining its purpose, history and the need for an update and a long range development framework.

03:26:51Chapter two is the Development plan which defines land use and development criteria for the entire leasehold. It includes the 22 special projects and guidance for future general redevelopment and renovations across the five planning areas within the park

03:27:10. >> Chapter three contains design guidelines and provides design standards for buildings, landscaping, lighting and signage to ensure consistency with high quality development throughout the leasehold.

03:27:23Chapter four is a regulated framework and it explains how future projects will be reviewed and approved including the city's determination of consistency process. The city does not issue discretionary permits as the authority lies within the California Coastal Commission.

03:27:39The city does provide a local agency review to determine consistency with the master plan and that document is included as part of SeaWorld's coastal development permit application to the Coastal Commission.

03:27:49All development projects require approval by the California Coastal Commission and Chapter five Sustainability describes SeaWorld strategies to support energy efficiency, water conservation, water reduction, climate resiliency and marine

03:28:07life protection in alignment with the citywide sustainability goals. >> Additionally, SeaWorld is proposing several updates that support alternative ways to get to and from the park mouth The master Plan update identifies multi-modal improvements including new pedestrian and bicycle

03:28:26enhancements along SeaWorld Drive and there are plans to expand bicycle parking and plug in stations for e-bikes and electric vehicles. And there's also improvements to bus shelter areas and supporting alternative transportation for employees.

03:28:41>> The environmental analysis of the 2020 master plan concluded there are no new environmental impacts from what was identified in the previous certified 2001 SeaWorld master plan Environmental Impact Report.

03:28:55An addendum was prepared and mitigation for air quality biological resources energy geology soils, neighborhood character esthetics, noise and water conservation are carried forward.

03:29:11>> On NOVEMBER 1st, 2022 the Mission Bay Park Committee recommended approval of SeaWorld 2020 master plan and in NOVEMBER 17th of 2020 to the parks and Recreation Board recommended approval of the project as well.

03:29:29>> In JULY of 2026 Planning Commission voted seven zero to recommend approval with the following recommendation. Phasing out fireworks within five years should be should the coastal Commission and any other governmental body permit the use of drones or any other future technology for the nighttime entertainment

03:29:45that is more environmentally friendly than fireworks? Staff did not incorporate the Commission's recommendation recommended language because the 2020 Master plan reduces annual fireworks and SeaWorld remains in an active drone testing phase with coastal

03:30:03commission. Additionally, staff has no objections to coastal Commission's recommendation and conditions. >> Staff's recommendation is for the City Council to adopt the Addendum and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting program.

03:30:19Approve the 2022 SeaWorld master plan and addendum to the general plan and Mission Bay Park Master Plan and Local Coastal Program and this complete staff's presentation.

03:30:30I thank you for the work and thank you for the presentation. With that Clark please go to public comment. >> Thank you. Council PRESIDENT Maximillian Schmidt If you can please come forward.

03:30:40After that we have a meet. If you can please come to the front row. Oh, my apologies. We do have an organized presentation but if you can please sit in the front row.

03:30:50Max that would be helpful. The public comment period with the organized presentations were submitted through the web form or in this presentation and requires all listed participants to be present and raise their hand if all participants are not present or do not raise their hand the a lot of time MAY be reduced accordingly Once organized presentations have concluded.

03:31:09No further organized presentations will be taken. We will begin with the in-person organized presentation of Tyler Carter. Please approach the lectern and we have a total of six individuals that were listed as part of this organized presentation.

03:31:22Well the following individuals who have registered as part of this presentation please raise their hand when their name is called Lindsey Boyd. Thank you Mary Kilkenny. Caroline Smith.

03:31:37Asha Blair and Scott Greensburg . Greensburg added a mass for you. Thank you. Please proceed with your six minutes. >> Awesome. Thank you and good afternoon. Council PRESIDENT PRESIDENT LaCava and members of City Council And thank you for the opportunity to be here today.

03:31:51My name is Tyler Carter and I have the privilege of serving as the park PRESIDENT For SeaWorld San Diego for more than 60 years. SeaWorld has been a part of the fabric of San Diego. We've welcomed over 185 million guests in that time.

03:32:03Families come to create lifetime memories while supporting the local economy and hopefully learning a bit more about how to take care of our oceans and not endanger wildlife.

03:32:15Today we employ more than 2500 year round tourism team members and add an additional 700 seasonal employees during the summer many of whom are student workers getting critical work experience and professional skills that will shape their careers.

03:32:29I bet there could even be people in this room who started their I know at least Lindsey did when she was 16 right out of high school. We know that our impact extends well beyond our gates.

03:32:39We're proud to be an economic engine for the region, a tourism destination and the city's biggest lessee generating millions of dollars for every year for the city's general fund.

03:32:47We're a proud partner of the city and we look forward to many more decades of collaboration as your partner. I'd be remiss if I didn't highlight the incredible partnership from city staff to get to this hearing today.

03:33:01We started the Master plan in 2018 as an effort to update our existing document and move more holistically into planning for the future of our park. Covid did slow us down quite a bit but we're here today and we really appreciate the staff support and partnership.

03:33:16>> We also appreciate the community's engagement in this process While we receive constant feedback from our guests every single day about rides, attractions, traffic and certainly the food.

03:33:26The master plan itself actually requires a specific process for engagement with the city and ultimately Coastal Commission for approvals. You can see it here on our slide up ahead.

03:33:36My predecessor started this process a few years ago and we're pleased to visit the Mission Bay Park Committee as well as the Parks and Recreation Board and most recently the Planning Commission.

03:33:46This official process in addition to numerous one on one meetings with stakeholders as well as tours for city staff, coastal staff and elected officials. As staff mentioned, the master plan before you is our long range development plan guides everything we do and how we do it.

03:34:03And while the park was mostly built out under the last master plan, the Coastal Commission urges us to update the plan to be more consistent with the built environment and to address critical issues like sea level rise and mobility.

03:34:12The world has changed a lot since our last update and we want to change with it. Notably this master plan will not propose any new development .

03:34:22It is just an update to the previous master plan. There are no changes to the overall development footprint or allow to uses. >> I went to many times.

03:34:31All right so what is in the master plan? Some of the new features are plug in stations for bikes and cars. I got too excited and got hat.

03:34:40There we go. Improving the nearby bus stop to better accommodate the growing population of bus riders and pedestrian and bike improvements along SeaWorld Drive. We want staff and visitors to know that they can access the park in any way that works for them.

03:34:53Gone are the days of cars only. We're here to accommodate everyone and hopefully create more affordable, sustainable and environmentally superior options. Perhaps the biggest and most popular change to this master plan is our parks Pilot of drones as new exciting nighttime entertainment.

03:35:09>> This concept has been many years in the making. We are proud to have successfully started regular drone shows in MAY of this year after receiving the Coastal Commission's first ever coastal development permit for drones.

03:35:21>> We received well over 300 support letters from residents, environmental groups, elected officials and others. Nighttime entertainment is critical to park attendance and revenue, especially over the summer season.

03:35:32While we still look forward to fireworks shows on traditional holidays like 4th of JULY and maybe some point a World Series when drones are definitely an emerging preferred nighttime entertainment for the city for the foreseeable future with the advent of drones and our clear preference in that direction, I think it's also important to talk about

03:35:50the health of Mission Bay as the only permitted fireworks show on the bay. We are also the only people mandated to do bay monitoring and cleanup for five consecutive days following every fireworks show.

03:36:00On a day like 4th of JULY there are well over five hours of unpermitted fireworks that occur in Mission Bay and no one outside of SeaWorld is responsible for that cleanup.

03:36:09We welcome the opportunity to do firework shows responsibly and would ask you to be mindful that if firework shows do go away someday in the future, it is imperative that someone regularly monitor and clean mission bay.

03:36:20It's an iconic part of San Diego and its health is essential for marine life habitat and overall wild water quality. Many of the people with me here today have worked tirelessly on the master plan.

03:36:33We're excited about it but I'd be remiss if I didn't tell you what we're most excited about every day and that's the animals in our care. Whether it's the ones we rescue, rehabilitate and return to the wild, our efforts are always to lead on sustainability.

03:36:47We are much more than just an amusement park. Last year SeaWorld rescued over 500 animals and we are on track to surpass that this year. From birds to sea lions to now beluga whales, we've helped every animal type.

03:36:57Since opening our rescue teams have cared for more than 23,000 marine animals right here in San Diego. Every rescue has one goal Rehabilitate the animal and return it to the wild whenever possible.

03:37:10Our veterinarians and animal care experts continue to pioneer new techniques from creating prosthetics for injured wildlife to developing specialized care for orphaned dolphins. We're also committed to sustainability since our last master plan in 2000 to SeaWorld opened San Diego's first and only saltwater restrooms saving

03:37:27over 1.5 million gallons of fresh water. Lastly, we know that our commitment to San Diego extends beyond onsite improvements and policy changes. We want Sea wall to be accessible to our educators and military and veteran community members.

03:37:39And to that end we continue to offer free tickets to active duty military members, veterans, teachers from Southern California and Arizona. Thank you.

03:37:48Thank you. Next we'll go to. That was our only organized presentation submitted for this item. So we will go now to individual speakers. Maximilian Schmidt, if you can please come up to the podium on us for item 330 of the 2020

03:38:09SeaWorld master Plan Update. For District two I am opposed to item 330 and I believe that the San Diego City government needs to be shut down until the whole genocide is exposed And they're not giving people I.D. Cards so they can't work

03:38:29and then they're torturing people with strange noises coming from buildings and following them around stocking them with gibberish, saying people's thoughts out loud And what's going on is the San Diego City government are Zionist devil worshiping Freemasons and they know

03:38:48esoteric information and if someone commits suicide they go to and they're basically not giving people I.D. Cards they can't work and then torturing them for months getting them to commit suicide knowing that if they kill themselves their soul will be lost to.

03:39:03The government needs to be shut down until the genocide is exposed. >> Amy, if you can please come forward. Good afternoon.

03:39:16She was master plan will shape Mission Bay for decades. I'm asking you to strengthen in three ways before you approve it. First and the fireworks now Night The explosions Palm birds terrify pets and can trigger veterans living with ptsd.

03:39:34A proven quiet alternative already exists So there's no reasons for the fireworks to continue. Second, restore the two tier public review provisions.

03:39:43This is a public park land leased to a private company. When Zero proposes significant changes, the public should get a real chance to weigh in.

03:39:53Without these provisions, major decisions about our park can be made at the staff level out of public view. Third city land should not be used to confine animals such as orcas, whales and dolphins.

03:40:07If SeaWorld grows it should be grown in rides and experiences not in enclosures. >> Please adopt all three. Thank you. Thank you. Allegedly Andrew after that will be Andrew Meyer, Elaine

03:40:22Adams and Joyce Sanada. If you can all please come up to the front row. >> These are disturbing places to go to because and it's interesting that you want to prioritize like attractions and

03:40:39foot traffic over the safety of these animals and like what kind of stress they get put in when they're near these rides And the vibrations and the noises and all of those things.

03:40:53So how does this fit into your preservation of wildlife? Because even the things they do it's like you capture them, you test them, you claim you're saving them but you're really making money off of them by making it an attraction.

03:41:07What you should do is take away all of the sea life and just have an amusement park and have the rides be named after them. But to be putting them in detriment like that and cause such chronic stress when they're in an enclosed space um and the fact that you guys

03:41:23don't even get the rent that you should from them I mean you should begin at least 7 to 10 times more rent than you do because anybody else would. So I don't know it's just super negligent and contradictory to what you claim and Andrew Meyer Hello.

03:41:43Good afternoon. My name is Andrew Meyer from the San Diego Bird Alliance. Nice to see you again. Thank you for the opportunity to speak. The Bird Alliance has been a partner in Mission Bay Management Mission Bay protection for a long, long time.

03:41:54Tens of thousands of volunteers and staff hours have gone into Mission Bay from our point of view. I want to say that we very much support the direction that the Mission Bay is moving in in regards to fireworks, in regards to the work that the city of San Diego and SeaWorld have done.

03:42:09But I want to add one thing to the timeline that was shared in 2024 Mission Bay Park Committee voted to end firework shows and then in early 2025 Council PRESIDENT LaCava said we need to move away from firework shows because the JULY 4th 2024 fireworks shows scared elegant turns off of West Island.

03:42:28They died. They washed ashore in kind of Ross marsh. So that is an important component that has been added to here And because of that we would like to specifically ask that elegant terns be added as a commitment to conservation from SeaWorld in this master plan amendment.

03:42:42And that fireworks shows and thank you very much Elaine Adams Thank you.

03:42:51I would just like to say that SeaWorld has not been an ideal tenant. >> In fact, they are in default of rent payments to the city and I don't know why they're allowed to get away with that.

03:43:06You know, also it is ironic that SeaWorld claims to save animals while their fireworks kill sea birds and ocean creatures. That makes no sense.

03:43:16Please stop the fireworks immediately. I live in North Park and I can feel them when they start. I can feel them in my chest like the percussion.

03:43:29And it's very disturbing to me if I'm watching television or listening to music and I feel that I turn everything down because what's going on you know, is somebody firing shots.

03:43:40It's very disturbing. Just stop it. There's no reason for it. Thank you. Troy Senator.

03:43:51>> After that will be Anthony Ralphs and then Natalie and you can make your way up to the front. >> Okay. Dst I support all of your recommendations.

03:44:00The only thing that was confusing to me by the way I'm having trouble giving up fireworks but I did see drones at Petco Park last year.

03:44:09I think it was there this year. I absolutely love them. And you know, can we have them right now?

03:44:19But I know we can't. So but on the drones I didn't get the issue It sound like there are some issues between the California Coastal Commission and maybe dst and and how it was all written about when they were coming in.

03:44:34When was the drones going to be no longer tested? When were they going to be accepted? So I got a little confused as to are we okay? Are we aligned with the Coastal Commission?

03:44:47So I'm a big, big proponent of drones. If you haven't seen drone fireworks, put that on your list to do as soon as possible. So love the partnering with the you.

03:44:58Isn't that wonderful? Thank you. Thank you for that concluding sentence. Anthony Rawls. >> Good afternoon City Council Brief point of order, MISS Fuentes.

03:45:13>> Did you receive your flowers ? I know that I was going to speak to myself on here but think these are for you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for all the work that you do and for for all the help that you provided. But yesterday.

03:45:23Thank you. Speaking to this issue I am in favor of this under the contingencies that all of the considerations that were mentioned just now are taken into the decision making process.

03:45:34I love what the gentleman said earlier the three points that he raised I love what the gentleman from the Bird Alliance said as well And I loved what the local resident said as well.

03:45:44I'm sorry I don't know your name but I love what she said as well With regard to SeaWorld not being necessarily a responsible leaseholder, I think that there's more that SeaWorld can do.

03:45:58But I do love the fact that with this development there is no. Rather with this new plan there is no development and that this does take into consideration some of the tremendous ecological concerns.

03:46:09So I'm very grateful for that. Thank you for your time, Natalie. >> We're asking.

03:46:17>> Hi. I actually worked at SeaWorld when I got pregnant with my first child. I worked in the Education Department and I was one of those people that would be on the mic and talk to people about informing them about the animals.

03:46:32And what I try to explain to people is that we have a handful of exotic animals and they these children they light up when they get to have that interaction with them and that's something that's very memorable to them and that helps them want to take care of

03:46:48our environment. >> So that's why I try to explain to people because it is super important to have that connection because people would stand outside of SeaWorld in protest And I try to explain to my friends that we have this handful of animals and if we

03:47:04can give a child that experience, it really does affect how they move forward And look at our our animals and that were the circle of life and we need them all And they do help rehabilitate the animals, the fireworks and

03:47:20I don't ever understand that But thank you. >> Thank you. The five minute timer has started here in council chambers, one of those participating remotely. We have eight speakers in the queue starting with Kristin .

03:47:33Please unmute I can't wait for you Kristin Northrup from the State I'm sorry sir we have not submitted a speaker slip.

03:47:45>> Well um I was living in St Teresa's apartments and they have given me and my girl fake evictions So I'm really sorry We we want to hear from handicapped for heart condition and my group has a titanium

03:48:10steel plating where we go before we put our we don't like right now me our gross motel stays And the lady there That's

03:48:27nice. Yeah You can go try to work with her give her money to pay for room but because it takes my girl like an hour to me to wake her up because of her condition in the ladies she's

03:48:46going to call the police on her. >> Nobody is do anything about it.

03:49:38>> I think the apartment will be for the homeless. Your time has concluded. My step will go with you. I'm sorry sir. Your time has concluded But my staff will go and speak with you a little bit further. >> Sir, I do need to be fair. It would be possible to ask if city staff could also provide some support. Maybe someone from the city's from the mayor's office or someone else could perhaps see how the city could support them . Restart the five minute timer. Laurie Sultana If you can please unmute and thank you Carol and Kevin. >> Thank you. Councilmember Taylor very hello. Yes, yes.

03:49:52I hope somebody will please help the gentleman and his partner. i will acknowledge the see for their sea level rise vulnerability assessment. However, at one point you indicate that you believe the city will take care of some infrastructure before you're having problems.

03:50:09I would encourage you to consider that that MAY not be the case. The city you have a much more detailed and comprehensive sea level rise vulnerability assessment that I have seen the city do.

03:50:22It is concerning that you have your own water and wastewater treatment facility and your footprint and if you are flooded that could end up flooding just as we saw across the river at the Midway District.

03:50:35You could discharge sewage and wastewater into the bay. So I appreciate this detailed sea level rise assessment but it is six years old and I encourage the city to consider updating that and comparing the city's plan to what they

03:50:52are proposing. >> Your time has concluded. Kristin Northrop, if you can please and you Chris you are immutability and I hear you here in council chambers.

03:51:05I'm not sure if the device that you're speaking into MAY be muted whether that be a tablet phone device you are muted now you muted yourself or we can

03:51:27not hear you. We want the next caller and see what we can do. Laurie Lipson if you can please a mute. >> Good afternoon Laurie looks man she her District three senior occupies destroyed pristine coastal habitat that could help combat climate

03:51:46crisis prioritizing entertainment over protecting wetlands and other natural resources is a disgrace and our Sequoia impacts MAY be minimal but are not insignificant.

03:51:58Existing federal, state, county and city standards and adequately protect wetlands, microclimates, water quality and critical habitats from destruction.

03:52:10Returning this land to the nation they should benefit from any economic growth at the site and stop the fireworks immediately. Thank you Juan. If you can please unmute.

03:52:22>> One like ten days of fireworks I love them And thank for SeaWorld and the Coastal Commission. We're supposed to have access to the Bay and vacation village.

03:52:35They denied access and they had to open it up. SeaWorld does not have bayside access to pedestrians So on that outside where the bay is they need to put sidewalks through the park from one side

03:52:51to the other so we can access it And they do have some things in the way. Having put a pier outside in the water so we can walk all the way from one side of the bay to the other and ride bikes and we could put a little bar in there.

03:53:05You can make money doing it. You could get a taste of SeaWorld just not having to pay it would could create more business for you guys.

03:53:16It also would provide legal access to Californians to the coastal Commission supposed to have that You can't own that you can't own the bay or you can't own the beach. >> Your time has concluded.

03:53:27Rachel if you can please unmute Rachel Stewart. >> Good afternoon Council members. My name is Rachel Stewart with Coastal Mormon Rights Foundation. We were keeping the planning Commission's recommendation related to fireworks.

03:53:41The Commission supported a provision that would allow SeaWorld to transition away from fireworks if a more environmentally friendly alternative is approved. Given the long term nature of this project, we think it's reasonable to keep that provision in place.

03:53:53It doesn't require any immediate changes but it recognizes that alternatives to traditional fireworks already exist and MAY continue to improve over time.

03:54:03Keeping this recommendation simply preserves flexibility for the future while allowing SeaWorld to adapt as better options become available. We respectfully ask that you retain the commission's recommendation as you consider this item today. Thank you.

03:54:14Thank you. Kathryn Rhodes If you can please unmute. >> This is Kathryn Rhodes and I very much support this But what I would like SeaWorld to do is actually do a plan for full pipeline reclamation and put

03:54:32all your parking down below and on top actually build something like Aquatica and Sesame Place that you have and all of this stuff and build it at commission based site instead.

03:54:45You know I would like there to be a lazy river, an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. I think you guys would make so much money. Plus you also need to have parking for the midway where I've seen that they said they're going to be using your parking lots for for their project.

03:55:02And so you know what a full pipeline reclamation is If you take out all the soils and you actually have better foundations right now with your pools for the animals that go below sea level so you guys know how to do it.

03:55:20So please think about that and you could make even more money. Thank you. Thank you. The five minute timer has concluded there are two speakers with their hand or you know additional speakers will be taken. I will try Chris one more time clarification if you can please on mute.

03:55:31All right. Thank you for beeping. In the same way we can now be talking with Dreams of Change Things for Change and San Diego City government and you know the residents of the contentment areas and people they can talk more

03:55:48regularly Now I think we can be talking about the future of flock if that's a viable option for the future of the city at this point. Blair This is not not a general public comment.

03:56:00This is an item regarding SeaWorld and its master plan. You can email I have a very important point right now what I'm making along those lines along those lines if I can continue.

03:56:16>> Thank you. People of San Diego City government and SeaWorld are talking a lot more regularly to each other than we used to. That's my point And it's very a wonderful thing.

03:56:28It's an amazing thing of life that we together here in San Diego, we are developing ideas on the future by communication, talking to each other So good luck We can be developing into 2027 with these dialogs with SeaWorld about my work that you can stop and try to could we

03:56:46spend your time have concluded Raynal if you can please unmute in the yes we can hear you please proceed.

03:56:57I would just agree with all of the people on the fireworks 2026 I understand we're looking at new ways to innovate but I personally believe that the climate the health of the residents and around

03:57:17the area just matter a lot more than entertainment. I do understand or are just I personally think health could be more important and I think before we start addressing other things that we can plan

03:57:37for bigger enclosures for animals as well if we can could for both if we want to have other plans we also have plans for how your time has conclusion like of public

03:57:56comment on this item. >> Thank you Council PRESIDENT All right. Thank you. City Clerk And my apologies to lay kind of jumping out on that on that so you do get your full minutes.

03:58:07So with that we'll turn over to council members questions, comments, entertain a motion and SeaWorld's in district to turn over to the council Member for District in Gotham Member Campbell Thank you so much Council PRESIDENT And thanks for the presentation.

03:58:20Thanks for your presentation Also Tyler and I just want to say thank you overall to everybody at SeaWorld for all the good work that you always do and especially I'm glad

03:58:37you're in District two. Thank you for being there. I want to thank you for the excellent veterinary care that you give to our injured sea mammals, birds and marine animals our city lifeguards bring to you when we find them and call the lifeguards and say

03:58:56hey, guess what? We found this poor little animal and you guys fix them up and if possible send them back into the wild. So thank you so much for that. I don't think most citizens in the city realize that you do so much good work veterinary wise as well as all the other good work that you do.

03:59:14This process that you went through is took a lot of hard work and I thank you for doing that and it's important to address the future the community environmental and infrastructure considerations that we have to take into account.

03:59:33And so with that I make the motion to accept staff's recommendation. Thank you. All right. Thank you. Council member Campbell. So we have a motion by Council member Campbell to move the staff recommendation. I will jump in.

03:59:45A lot of work 2019 I think is when this was submitted. Here we are in 2026 So but thank you to staff for the work and the presentation and all the hearings that this item went through before it comes to a full council these type of planning documents are

04:00:01generational with this being only the third master plan that SeaWorld has brought forward since 1958 when the vision was set for the future park. For that reason it's important that these planning documents prepare for the changing climate and leadership over the next, say 25 years.

04:00:13The original submittal of this update was again 2019 and we've already seen some significant changes since the intention set forth in the original or the initial draft plan Master plan updates are quite the undertaking and I know much of our discussions MAY focus on

04:00:29one part of that part of that master plan. Let me take a moment to recognize the other pieces of this plan that reflect the vision for SeaWorld the addition of a sustainability chapter with Water and Energy Conservation Goals plan pedestrian bicycle network improvements to improve the connectivity of Mission Bay Park not only to along

04:00:48the project frontage but in adjoining areas sea level rise analysis and adaptation strategies which we know are so important these days. And I'm going to pause here a member of the public made reference to the lease.

04:01:01I think MISS Miller is here. Can you confirm what I think We know that in fact SeaWorld is up to date with their lease and their payments.

04:01:11>> Thank you. Council PRESIDENT Christina Taylor, director of economic Development and Sea World is a tenant in good standing and they are current on their lease. >> All right. Thank you for confirming that There was a little bump along the way but we are past that now And that's I think one of the reasons that this kind of got a little bit late.

04:01:28>> So over a year ago I did say that the nightly fireworks must end and this summer was the first one that residents, families and especially people with pets did not have to plan around nightly fireworks in the noise. Additionally, despite the daily I guess five days worth of cleanup efforts, the absence of fireworks have had a positive

04:01:46impact on wildlife and water Quality Day We also heard from the Planning Commission that the time has come to transition away from fireworks as the primary form of nighttime entertainment not only here but perhaps everywhere.

04:01:58But I want to thank Park PRESIDENT Kyla Carter and your team for the vision you have shown in this transition from fireworks to drones and the partnership you've built with the city along the way.

04:02:09Earlier this year as we heard, SeaWorld received a coastal development permit to conduct a one year drone pilot program. This is still a pilot And while we have all seen and heard positive community reactions, we need to see whether drones will continue to be permitted by the coastal Commission.

04:02:25Additionally, some flexibility needs to be in place for other options if drones are found not to be a suitable replacement or ban by any level of government or limited by future legislation.

04:02:38At the end of the day it is important to mention I don't think I've ever been to a council hearing where people are trying to give you ideas about how to make more money but at least revenue from SeaWorld does get reinvested back into Mission Bay Park

04:02:55under the city charter and projects that we want to see for move forward like the under natural benefit from leaseholders like SeaWorld. I want to ensure that this document reflects the desire to move away from fireworks and uphold the community environmental values that both the city and SeaWorld share within that.

04:03:14With that in mind, I am introducing a friendly amendment to the motion to modify which starts on page 33 of the master plan Section e fireworks displays and Section f drone displays and I believe hard copy is being distributed

04:03:33and the city attorney always encourages us to read the language when it gets this lengthy. So Section e paragraph three would be amended to read under this framework firework displays would not exceed 66 zero per year in the event

04:03:51the California Coastal Commission or other government body approves the use of drones and c will proceed with drone shows then the total number of fireworks displays allowed per year shall be reduced and no event shall be reduced.

04:04:03And no we shall see what conduct more than 30 firework displays per year in addition to drone shows and then amending paragraph one of Section f In NOVEMBER 2019 SeaWorld obtained a course of development permit cdp 1995 to

04:04:20conduct a five minute aerial drone Light shows from this period of FEBRUARY 4th 2020 through FEBRUARY 18th 2020. Subsequently on MAY 13th, 2026 SeaWorld obtained a coastal development permit cdp six dash

04:04:3820 6-0 1 or 2 to begin testing drone displays with up to 1000 drones over Mission Bay for a one year period. The testing allows for the study of drone displays in order to develop a full understanding of the potential benefits or impacts to the surrounding environment

04:04:55with a goal to secure a coastal element permit with a term of three or more years. SeaWorld is committed to pursuing drone displays as the preferred part of a general package of nighttime entertainment.

04:05:07There you when you look at the hard copy there's also some minor grammatical and factual edits related to the two items I just read. So first, while my colleague accept that friendly amendment .

04:05:19>> Absolutely. All right. Thank you for bringing that forward. All right. Thank you. So I want again thank. Development services and the Planning Department staff for all your work. I want to thank SeaWorld, especially the park PRESIDENT Pilar for your continued partnership with the city and

04:05:37being a good steward of public lands in Mission Bay Park. And with that I will second the motion as amended. And with that we will go next to Councilmember.

04:05:49So we have a motion by council member Campbell as amended and a second by myself We will now go to Councilmember Baumohl Thank you Council PRESIDENT And thank you for the amendment.

04:06:01I'm glad that Sea World is moving from fireworks to drone shows which are honestly pretty cool. Having the aquatic animals in the air is a pretty awesome display and I've heard from a lot of my residents that they actually prefer them.

04:06:18And thank you also Tyler for coming in and helping resolve the back to lease payments the great change our relationship with the city You know that we appreciate that going forward because as council PRESIDENT Said, we rely on that revenue to do so much for our city including around Mission Bay and for the good work you were doing with marine

04:06:36animals. It is pretty incredible And the city does call off and our lifeguards call often for a sick or injured animal and you do care for them at no cost to the city and it's the right thing to do. So we appreciate that.

04:06:48I think the real changes will be in the right direction and I'll support the motion. All right. Thank you. Council member Walbert. I do not see anybody else on the lights so we have a motion by council member Campbell the second by myself to move the staff recommendation as with the following amendments as shown on the screen and

04:07:06handed out to hard copy clerk Please call the roll I'm sorry the voting system Please cast your vote. >> Councilmember Camp if I MAY have your vote For the record I vote yes.

04:07:17Thank you. That passes unanimously 8 to 0 with Councilmember Moreno absent. All right. Thank you, City clerk. With that we will now adjourn Council to the next regularly scheduled council meeting on Monday, OCTOBER 19th, 2026 at