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1/31/1998
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<br /> Mayor Howard said Shelter Network provided an important service by helping <br /> homeless families make their way back into the mainstream community. She said there <br /> is a housing shortage in the City and Shelter Network fulfills an important role in that <br /> respect. Mayor Howard said she agreed that funding for Shelter Network should be kept <br /> separate from CDBG and HSF A and become a line item in the City's budget. <br /> City Manager Everett advised that Shelter Network has to apply for CDBG funding or <br /> it wouldn't be eligible for federal funds. <br /> Former Mayor Greenalch said Shelter Network would like clarification ITom the City <br /> about future funding, and will apply for CDBG funding this year as in the past. <br /> Mayor Howard directed staff to prepare a report regarding funding options for Shelter <br /> Network, and thanked former Mayor Greenalch for his support of Shelter Network and <br /> his work on the funding issues. (212) <br /> MEMO 2/2/98 <br /> J. REVIEWIDISCUSS/SET POLICIES ON OTHER ITEMS <br /> 1) Council Meeting times, monthly schedule and other issues <br /> Council Member Ira said City govemment is similar to the business sector with <br /> the Council as the Board of Directors and the City Manager as the CEO, except <br /> that the City's business meetings are held in public. Council Member Ira said the <br /> Council wanted to run the government more efficiently and recommended three <br /> meetings per month: two business meetings, and a third one for meetings with <br /> boards, committees and commissions or specific issues. He said if Council agreed <br /> to that schedule, it would mean more items on the Consent Calendar. <br /> Council Member Leipzig agreed that Council meetings were business meetings <br /> held in public and recommended two formal meetings per month, one Monday <br /> study session and one "home study session." <br /> Council Member Hartnett disagreed and said Council Members met in public to <br /> do public business. He said the current four meetings per month have allowed the <br /> business of the City to proceed well, and suggested that if there aren't enough <br /> items for a meeting, it could be canceled. <br /> Council Member Claire said state law precludes cities from operating as a <br /> business, and described other Councils on the Peninsula that meet only twice a <br /> month. He said the three meeting plan would require discipline on the part of <br /> Council Members. <br /> Vice Mayor Ruskin said if the work of the staff and the Council could be done in <br /> the three meeting plan he would be willing to try it. <br /> ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL WORKSHOP MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 JANUARY 31, 1998 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 210 PAGE 17 <br />
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