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Land Use and Livability Subcommittee

Wednesday, January 15, 2020 · 10:00 AM AM · First Floor Assembly Rooms A, B & C

TL;DR

The Land Use and Livability Subcommittee approved several child care and library service initiatives, along with grants to preserve historic buildings and support a gated alley pilot program. Multiple citizen petitions regarding the Phoenix Water Drought Pipeline Project were denied, while petitions about urban camping and city council meetings were discussed but no action was taken.

Key Decisions

  • Early Head Start and Head Start Child Care Slot Distribution Approved
  • Historic Building Preservation Grants (Arizona Sash, Door & Glass Warehouse and 302 W. Monroe St.) Approved
  • Gated Alley Pilot Program Expansion Approved
  • Phoenix Water Drought Pipeline Project Petitions (5 separate petitions) Denied
  • Urban Camping Petition Discussed - No action taken

Agenda

  1. 1 CALL TO ORDER
    Action: Called to Order

    Called to Order at 10:05 a.m.

  2. 2 CALL TO THE PUBLIC
    Action: Comments Made

    Comments Made.

  3. MINUTES OF MEETINGS
  4. 1 For Approval or Correction, the Minutes of the Land Use and Livability Subcommittee Meeting on December 17, 2019
    Minutes
    Action: approved

    This item was approved.

  5. CONSENT ACTION (ITEMS 2-6)
  6. 2 Early Head Start Child Care Partnerships Slot Distribution
    Consent Action
    Action: approved

    This item was approved.

  7. 3 Head Start Educational Service Providers Slot Distribution
    Consent Action
    Action: approved

    This item was approved.

  8. 4 Library Services and Technology Act Grant Application
    Consent Action
    Action: approved

    This item was approved.

  9. 5 Warehouse/Threatened Buildings Grant for the Arizona Sash, Door & Glass Company Warehouse at 850 W. Lincoln St.
    Consent Action
    Action: approved

    This item was approved.

  10. 6 Demonstration Project Grant for 302 W. Monroe St.
    Consent Action
    Action: approved

    This item was approved.

  11. INFORMATION ONLY (ITEMS 7-8)
  12. 7 Head Start Birth to Five Monthly Report - November 2019
    Information Only
    Action: No Questions

    No Questions.

  13. 8 Head Start Birth to Five Program 2018-2019 School Readiness Outcomes and Program Information Report
    Information Only
    Action: No Questions

    No Questions.

  14. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION (ITEM 9)
  15. 9 Gated Alley Pilot Program Update - Expansion Research
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: approved

    This item was approved.

  16. CITIZEN PETITIONS (ITEMS 10-16)
  17. 10 Consideration of Citizen Petition Related to Urban Camping
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: Item Discussed

    Item Discussed.

  18. 11 Consideration of Citizen Petition Related to Phoenix City Council Meetings
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: Item Discussed

    Item Discussed.

  19. 12 Consideration of Citizen Petitions Related to the Phoenix Water Drought Pipeline Project
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: denied

    This petition was denied.

  20. 13 Consideration of Citizen Petition Related to the Phoenix Water Drought Pipeline Project - Mr. McMullen
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: denied

    This petition was denied.

  21. 14 Consideration of Citizen Petition Related to the Phoenix Water Drought Pipeline Project - Ms. Roxlo and Ms. McKenna
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: denied

    This petition was denied.

  22. 15 Consideration of Citizen Petitions Related to the Phoenix Water Drought Pipeline Project - Ms. Roxlo and Ms. Swindle
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: denied

    This petition was denied.

  23. 16 Consideration of Citizen Petitions Related to the Phoenix Water Drought Pipeline Project - Ms. Kane
    Discussion and Possible Action
    Action: denied

    This petition was denied.

  24. 24 CALL TO THE PUBLIC
    Action: Comments Made

    No Comments Made.

  25. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
  26. 26 ADJOURN
    Action: Adjourned

    Adjourned at 12:40 p.m.