HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 4e. 10-03-2023 City Manager ReportCity adopted Civility Guidelines
Listen First
•We will make an honest effort to understand views and reasoning of others by listening
to understand, not listening to find fault, allowing thoughtful discussion to lead to the
best possible outcomes.
Respect Different Opinions
•We will invite and consider different perspectives, allowing space for ideas to be
expressed, opposed and clarified in a constructive manner.
Show Courtesy
•We will treat all colleagues, staff and members of the public in a professional and
courteous manner whether in person, online, or in written communication, especially
when we disagree.
Criticize Constructively
•We strive to advance solutions to community issues; when faced with disagreement,
we do more than simply share our concerns with differing positions, we work to
propose a course of action of mutual benefit.
Debate the Policy Not the Person
•We will focus on the issues, and not personalize debate or use other tactics that divert
attention from the issue.
Mayor Stewart will present a
proclamation declaring the
month of October as
"Dating & Domestic
Violence Awareness Month"
Item 4a. Proclamation
Mayor Stewart will present a
proclamation declaring the week
of October 8 - 14, 2023 as
"Fire Prevention Week"
Item 4b. Proclamation
Mayor Stewart will present a
proclamation declaring
September 15 to October 15,
2023 as
"National Hispanic, Latinx,
Latino Heritage Month"
Item 4c. Proclamation
10/03 City Manager Report
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
(DEI) Strategic Plan:
All survey responses must be completed by
October 31st at 5:00 p.m.
To view and complete the survey in English, visit:
https://communityfeedback.opengov.com/13283
Para ver y completar la encuesta en español, visite:
https://communityfeedback.opengov.com/13284
To learn more, visit:
www.slocity.org/living/support-local-
promotions/artober
Step 1: Visit at least three arts or cultural
experiences in the City of San Luis Obispo
and document them.
Step 2: Bring documentation to the SLO
Chamber Visitor Center, 895 Monterey Street,
San Luis Obispo
Step 3: Receive an ARTober tote bag and be
entered to win a grand prize!
*Entries are limited to the first 500
participants; one entry per person.
Calling all volunteers!
We have a new volunteer
portal where you can sign up
to find volunteer opportunities!
Sign up now to make a lasting
impact in your community:
volunteer.slocity.org
Free "Around the Town":
-Tour the Dallidet Adobe
-October 4th
-12 noon – 2:00 p.m.
-Reservations Required
Senior Programs
Family Trivia Tuesdays
-Starting Tuesday,
October 3rd
-Senior Center
1445 Santa Rosa St.
For more information and reservations, please contact Recreation Coordinator:
Hadley Clegg at 805-781-7303 or email hclegg@slocity.org
SLO in Motion Update: Projects and Work Areas
1.North Chorro Neighborhood Greenway
•Ramona Drive
•Broad Street
•Chorro Street
2.2023 Arterials Paving Project
•Orcutt Road – Fernwood to Johnson
•Santa Barbara – Leff to Broad
•California Blvd at Palm and Mill
www.slocity.org/sloinmotion
Upcoming Prefumo Creek Information Session:
Community members living in the
Oceanaire neighborhood are invited to
attend the City’s information session
•When: October 10, 2023 at 5 pm
•Where: Vista Lago Park,
1170 Vista del Lago
For more information about this project and other storm-related projects, please visit
www.slocity.org/stormprojects.
Downtown Parking Update
Parking Rate Study
•Internal and external stakeholder review of draft
scope of work – in progress
•RFP to Council for review of project plan, work
scope and authorization to release – November 7,
2023
Downtown Business Engagement
•Door-to-door sharing of parking information to
downtown businesses
•Information sharing with downtown community via
email through downtown partnerships
Parking Sentiment Surveys
The following surveys are being conducted:
• User intercept survey at pay stations
• Park Local Program members survey
• Mobile app survey following paid session
Parking Program Promotions
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER
Businesses will get 50 hours FREE
with the purchase of 100 tickets!
Last Mile Federal Funding Account Grant
Application
•Based on Council direction, the City submitted its grant application
requesting $4,863,799 from the Last Mile Federal Funding Account
run by the California Public Utilities Commission.
•The requested funding will serve 490 unserved locations and build
portions of the backbone network for further broadband work in the
future.
•The review process could begin as early as Monday, October 2 and
can take up to six months.
Consent Agenda
•6.a WAIVE READING IN FULL OF ALL RESOLUTIONS
AND ORDINANCES
•6.b MINUTES REVIEW - SEPTEMBER 12, 2023 AND
SEPTEMBER 19, 2023 COUNCIL MINUTES
•6.c SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE NO. 1730 (2023
SERIES) TO ADOPT LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE
CALIFORNIA ENERGY CODE