
Date: Thursday,
June 8, 2006
Time: Noon
-1: 30p.m.
Place: 1400
Emeline Avenue, Bldg K, Room 206, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
1.0 Call to
Order
Vice Chair Stone called the meeting to order at
12:10pm.
2.0 Roll Call
Present: Jeanette Cosentino, Michael Bush,
Joseph Quigg, Doug Patrick, Robert McGaw, Charles Stone, Peter Heylin
Excused: Jessie
Schecter
Guest(s): Laura Booth – County Personnel
Staff: Andrea Smith
3.0 Announcements
Commissioner Patrick announced that the CAP project
was looking to be more inclusive of disability statistics. He distributed
copies of the 2005 CAP summary report.
4.0 Minutes
ACTION:
May meeting minutes were approved.
5.0 Additions/Deletions
6.0 Oral Communications
7.0 Reports
7.1
Commissioners Reports
Chair Stone reported that he attended the
Crisis Emergency Risk Communication workshop where they anticipate the Bird Flu
to hit Santa Cruz County by Labor Day. He suggested reading more information at
www.pandemicflu.gov. Santa Cruz is in the “Pacific Flyway”.
Commissioner Quigg reported that his 36 housing unit
project was recently approved. There will be 12 units designated to very
low-income and will include living space for home health care aides. There also will be trust fund monies
available from the State and the City of Santa Cruz. The unit will be on Soquel
near Frederick St. It will be an elevated building with a back up elevator.
Commissioner Heylin reported on emotional service
animals.
7.2 Coordinator’s Report
In response to the
Commission’s inquiry on long-term care needs in Santa Cruz, the Area Agency on
Aging was contacted to inquire on a recent needs assessment.
8.0 Ongoing business
8.1 Updates
Inclusive Home Design/Universal Access: Commissioners discussed the in-lieu of fee
approach to the Universal Design requirements.
Other similar programs include the Affordable housing fee and the
traffic impact fee. Commissioners requested that a taskforce be formed to
formalize a recommendation to the Board and asked that Mark Deming of County
Planning be included if willing. Commissioners also discussed specific
ADA/universal designs requirements that would be desired.
Accessible Parking Enforcement:
Legislation:
Disability Awareness/Cultural Competency:
Terry Brickley Educational Enhancement Scholarship:
8.2 Commission vacancy update
9.0 New Business
9.1 Promoting County employment
for PWD’s
The Commission did not have enough time to address this
issue.
Next meeting’s agenda:
Meeting adjourned 1:35p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Andrea Smith, Commission Coordinator