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SSIO)NERS PRESENT: S#eve AYdersari Tom Br4lhertori 1VirriahFothernghar� ,Vice Chair Perry Raab,Chair Melvin Tate Judie Sarff HUMAN''SERVICES COMMISSIONERS EXCUSED/ABSENT:_. 11 Brad Bell, excused John Jendresen excused Edna White, excused PLANNING STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Katherin Johnson,Human Services Manager Judy Bennett,Planner Cyndi Wells,Administrative Secretary I . OLD BUSINESS . ;' . I'RO ' 1VI�l TXJTES. . Coilixri s for er S` ff 1VTQVED:a.n Commissioner Anderson SEC01'1DED to:acce t`the riuiit tes... . . ... ... . : ..:. %x. :. ... . ... . .... . . ...... .. . .... .. . .. . - . :., % .: ..... . . . . . . . . :. . of Mal 1999 as vvratteia` IYIQTICN CARRIED.: " : : 1 ``: . . CDBG YEAR,2000 P LI�C�E VIC 'E[*0. NG` ECO1 N.UNDA.T. S Commissioner Sarff .MOVED and Ce binissioner Fotheririgha%rn' SECONDED to accept' the .. . ... ...I..... :%: : : : .... . ... . . . . . . , . .. followi :4 envies`and'fund': recommendations for ,ear 2000:Coi xriu u ::Develo"'merit Block $ g ..Y p Grant(CI)BG)Human Services Dollars as listed; Community Health Centers Combined Services in the amount of$35,197 Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle/King County in the amount of$15,000 11 : 1YWCA of Seattle/King County Domestic Violence Housing Support in the amount of$35,400 I 1-1an Mi W-I, MOTION CARRIED. 120 4th AVE.SO.,7 KENT,WASHINGTON 98032-5895/TELEPHONE (253)856-5200 �. .%.. I I, I I I I,I ... . . . . . . . ..... .... . . . . . . . .. . . . . :.% .. i. :,� I I, .... . , I I I, , . .. . . . ... . .... . ... . .. . . . .. .: . . . . . ... .. ..:.. .. .. ... . . .. . I.: . 1,I 1, . i . .... : . .. .. . ... . ... .... .. :. 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Human Services Commission Minutes June 24, 1999 Page 2 YEAR 2000 CONTINGENCY PLAN Commissioner Sarff MOVED and Commissioner Fotheringham SECONDED to accept the following contingency plan for Community Development Block Grant year 2000 Human Service Fund; INCREASE-If the City of Kent receives an increase in public service dollars, the increase will be divided equally between funded agencies . . . :, 'DECR>�ABE.. the:,City of.:Kent receives a decrease.to `ublic'servzces.doll% p ars, the decrease wil%l be split proportionately %between funded agencies :. �. .. : . .% .. %�:I� .� .W.....�.... . . . .. ...... .... . .% :.%.....:::. ..%:�% MOTION CARRIED. AR 2000 FU1�IDING RECIJ %% IE iDATI( �1S Comtriissoner F1. othenn h g am IYIOVED and Commissioner Sarff SECONDED to accept the following agencies and funding;recorrimendhons for year 20fl0,General Fund dollars as:listed; ACAP Child and Family Services Clnld Care in the amount of$8,499'; Catholic Community Services Cold Weather,Shelter in the amount of$14,873 Catholic Community Services Counseling in the amount of$10624 Catholic Community Services Emergency Assistance in the amount of,I 11 $29,745 Catholic Community Services HOME'in the amount of$18,06011 Changes Parent Support Network Parent Support Group in the amount of$5,312 Child Care Resources Resource and Referral in the amount of$5,312 Children's Home Society Families First in the amount of$15,404 Children's Home Society Healthy Families in the amount'of$5,000 Children's Therapy Center Scholarship Assistance in the amount of$19,122 Community Health Center Primary Medical in the amount"of$58,429 Community Health Center Prunaxy Dental in the am%ount of$10902 . .A.-Cluu.Cnsis.,Line in the amount .$5 000 % DAWN Dor%riestic Violence Services in the amount o£$50,000 +..... Shelte: i. the.: ' f % % . ... ...:.... ... .... .. t o $1I�15 . .., ... % . Kent C. % % ::!ut SO.vice Center Food... . e. . . .. ..... . . :... .. , and xn th amount of$27 500 ': . . . Kei t�.6h6ol li Wlct.Fu es % .. . : . . tur ..Club in the amount of$:13 27.9i... . Dent 3'outh Family Services Family Counseling in the amouxit of$42,492 . Kent Routh;&Fanii Serices School:$aced.Co e i i Y % uns l ng n the amount of$15,935 Kent Youth&Family Se%rvices TeI.en Parent Housi%ng m the amount of;$1.5,708 Kent Routh -Faxriily Services Teen Substance Abuse * the amount% of$8,0.00 11 King Co Sexual Assault Resource Center Sexual As%sault services in the amount of$17,500 Pregnancy Aid Shelter in the amount of$5,843 Senior'Services of Seattle Transportation in the amount of$9,147 South King County'Multi-Service Center Energy Crisis Intervention in the amount of$5 312 South King County Multi-Service Center HEART in the amount of$6,42", 1111� South King CountyMulti-Service Center Family Stabilization in the amount of$37.182 Human Services Commission Minutes June 24, 1999 Page'3 Valley Cities Counseling Survivors Support in the amount of$13,810 Washington Women'sErnployment&RkralionComputerApphcations inthe amountof$6,374 Washington Women'sEmployment&E&cationREACH(Job Readiness)inthe amount of$18,060 FOR A TOTAL OF$500,006 MOTION CARRIED GENT UPDATE Carol S. dv yn un: alb,,,reported `;that 'the ,Commune Development:'Block.; r tYGant entitlement is proceeding. The Human Services Intern is working on tie collection of data and creation of the consolidated plan. The Plan should be completed by the end of July. I�lEW BUSII�IESS' NEES ASSESSl1'IEIYT FOCUS GROUP. Human Services Intern Trevon Raak handed out copies of a survey geared towards service users for the Commission's review. The CommiSSlon liked the survey and commented on the fact that it was;a nonthreatening form. Raak asked the Commission several questions about the survey and how services are delivered, what services are needed, what the City is doing well, and what strategies the Commission might offer to fill gaps in service delivery. One of the ideas of the Commission was a one-stop human services center that offers child care referrals, financial and food stamp support, employment'services, housing assistance, and other social,services. The facility may house several different human service agencies. The facility should be centrally located Councilmember Brotherton o .n te..preventative services are needed such as car re e pair, mergency childcare, and other measures to ensw a Iob security Commissioner Sarff suggested raising community awareness and motvating;the community to 'help and give on a personal level The % c. oanm5ucn ommented;:Qn: other ues ior�t thai niay, be ;cor�sdered for the survey, The Commission would hke to know more;;about the service user's background. .. ... .. .... . ;Some of the services thatmay. be.used if they were available were fair housing,` of ordable:f housing, and appropriate housing Bamers for people seeking human services; are language, ethnty,transportation and education. Kent's'Human Services Commission does very well and Kent has been'a leader in human services for some time now. The City provides one percent of the yearly general fund budget for human services and funds a broad range of services. Our administrative requirements are few; enablin the agency to concentrate op_providing s ( enabling the � y p g..en i.,es. : ..: ,W..% . ..� . :%�� . . . .. . : . .........�.... . Human Services Commission Minutes June 24, 1999 1. Page 4 REPORTS HUMAN SERVICES ROUNDTABLE Ms.' Johnson reported the Resolution to terminate membership in the Huma%n Services Roundtable has gone to the Public Works and Planning Committee and was accepted unanimously. This item goes to the City Council July 6, 1999. SOUTH KING COUNCIL OF IiTJMA11 SE>1tVICE`S . . . .. ..; s,; ennet# re orte <on a South;Ian Council of Hum . ervic p, 8 .. an es Luncheon which was held on June 22. Brad Bell;won th 1Q0.1 ..y Volunteer.Award for his.hp elessness art c% ation P P last Fall, l athe..rin Johnson was elected :o the Executive Coinmi#tee Board as Vice President . . Perry Rank xiomiriated Mary Eckfelclt who;received the Lifetrne Achievement Award.' WORKFORCE i1NSTMENT ACT LOCAL BOARD Katlierin Johnson reported Dina Laurent has talked to the Mayor and the Chamber about trying to Identify peoplo who would serve`on the;board: The nominations will be nnade July 14th. WORK ETHICS TASKFORCE Commissioner Sarff as Chair of the Work Ethics Task Force reported that they would meet on August 11, 1999. The purpose of the Work Ethics Task Force is to obtain employment for people and assist them in keeping that em11: ployment. The community and local agencies-are helping with employee education and assistance.' Representatives from the business community are needed. ADJOURNMENT The`meeting adjourned at 4:10 p.m. '. Respectfully Submitted,'. . . . . .. .. .. . . ... . . .. % Ka, ;'e` son ' ' ' ';` ;I.. `; . . Recordn Secret g (, Public:Worb/FO!anning Coz�nmittee,.7/19199. Yingling asked that a house call be made to an address if no response was received from the mailed . let#ers. Mr. Clark added a friendly amendment to the motion to take the extra effort to make " contact with all available residents,by whatever means possible. The motion was voted on and passed 3-0, Torn Brotherton moved to cover the signs and cease enforcement of them until the issue is resolved. The motion was seconded by Rico Yingling. Tim Clark stated that the longer the signs are in effect the more those breaking the law would be driven out. He said he would not be in favor of the motion. The motion was voted on and passed 2-1 with Tom Brotherton and Rico Yingling voting yes and Tim Clark voting no. Mr Clark thanked the Lake.Meridian neighborhood residents for coming and giving their input He ur a the arkin s ace issue because;of the severe.ack o f encouraged the Parks Departixient top su p g p Arkin in the Lake 1V[er dian Park area. M.r Yingling seconded puzsuing the longer term option of p g building more parking. :: 20n042002 HOME Interlocal Agreement atherin Johnson,Housing and Human Services.Office Manager,and Carolyn Sundvall,Housing and Human Services Planner,`presented the 2fl00-2002 3HQME In#erlocal Agreement with King v rns e met o e The ee n d of 199 . a he current tluee- ear a Bement ex fires at the en 9 Coulity T y , gr 13 it lip parteipati4n with the County'and other King County cities in the distribution of;federai HOME funds, These funds are forproj ects which provide permanent affordable housing for low- income families and individuals. Tom Brotherton moved that the Public Works/Planning Committee recommend to the full Council to approve the 2000-2002 HOME Interlocal Agreement and to authorize the Mayor to sign the Agreement. The motion was seconded by Rico Yingling and carried 3-0. Communi Deelopment Blockratit Inerocal Agreement/Entitlernent Katherin Johnson explained that the City had been notified by the U.S. Department of: ousing and Urban Development(HUD)that it is not on the list for Entitlement because Entitlement status is based on a population of over 50,000 people and HUD does not consider annexations. HUD requires cities to sign an Agreement as a condition;of receiving federal funds which are used to benefit low and modexate income people: The current three year Interlocal Cooperative Agreement with King the erid of 1999. To continue; artici anon in the, ing County Consortium and County expires at p P receive federal pass through dollars,for the next three years,the City must sign a new ICA with King Conn! iico Yi l asked what would'be ai:ne d;withEnttlement:' M . jh on iste mor e: op bons m ut into overnrrient and economic develo rrient She said Entitlement is a major benefit P - g P tO;a:bi .. ........ a he Public Works/Pianuin Committee recommend;agroval of Rico Ymgl�ng moved th t t g 2000-200 C©tninnunity Development Block Grant Interlocal Agreement to the full Council for consideration at it August Y. meeting,`authorizing the Mayor to sign;the Community Development Interlocal Agreement and the joint Agreement. The motion was seconded by Tom Brotherton and carried 3-0. 1998 Miscellaneous Watermain Improvements—Accept'as Comalete Public Works Director Don Wickstrom said there were$9898 in cost overruns on the 1998 Miscellaneous Water Main Improvements project awarded to Kar-Vel Construction. .The Overruns .. ....... �: � .. .. ... .... .... . . ... .... . % ...... ............ . . . 1 ... .�......:........% %:::.:- �..........�....:... :...1:..:%...% .. . .. . .. .. 1 - . . 1. ���.�:����:��::��,�.. . . 1 1 1::�.:..�:-.- ... ..... ... ...1� . . -. �:.��...:.�:.�.-�..� . . ... . ���.����- �..1�. : . . ..... . . . . . . - ......:�. ::� % .:1 . .. . .. ... .. ... . ... .... .. . �. . ........ . . .. . . ..... ...... . ... ..... . .. . ... .... . . . .. ...­...% . %.. . . ...:.:..::�:�..�:.1�.1 ��. .... :... ... :..:..: .. % . . ..1:... ... .. .. .. . 1. � - . .. ....... ..::. . .. :...� ... . .% ..%.. ...... ........... .. ... .. ..... . ���. . .�.%.. . . . %:1 ..: .....�. .�... .. . .. . . .. . . . i... � � � � �� %:-: :...I. .. .�. .-. . . ............ .. .. ... ..,...... . : .........:�............... : � . ::.:�.:: ... . . . 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ADOPTION of Resolution No. 1545 terminating Kent ' s membership in the Human Services Roundtable, as recommended; by the Public Works & Planning Committee curie 21, 19;99 POLICE (CONSEi�IT CALENJ.�A.R ITEM:: 6O) . ;;;>DWT;S; Tnet ouncl Orcl3;naxce :'AD;OPTT: I1;:of; Ord nce .. .:....y.. .. . •: No. 34 6... which .re eal s the C1: :: of: a t' s .. n . ;': p y K n. era. t a .g. ............::; .......:.:::::.r;:...;.: .or.ina lc.e;i�,1�C1: c:r:E;.cit;S?S::':a.::'.:nE3W::' C:0Ttl'.Y'.Cah: ..S:�V@ ::::' . ord.nax cc;.:;r�..A. .. to the :tovu n of: vehicles: This s dir anc.e..%% a so` :x t of c.e.....of cers to' . :' :. .. .. ::::: .:.:::.:::: ;:::;::.:.:::::::.::. ; .. .: order the impound of . hicles driven 'by persons who have a suspended or revoked 3icense. The vehicle would be held fo`r a period of time depend ing upgn the number of prior` simlar offenses that the driver has committed. In general, a person will be able to redeem their vehicle from the tow company only after he or she obtains `a valid driver's license and pays towing ,and storage fees. . (CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6D) (REMOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER EPPERLY) Bicycle Helmets, The proposed ordinance requires that (1) any person ri ,,Ing a bicycle, or a .. . . . . :: . : asssn er•'';on a b >e cle wear an.;.,a . roved b e c e P 5 Y. 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Y person, who 'is in the business of ' selling bicycle helmets sell only helmets that meet specific safety standards. Kevin Vandehey, 6201 S . 250th Place, Kent, noted C that some rights and freedoms are guaranteed such as the right to life, liberty and11 the pursuit of 12 a �, : 1 fi� : ........................................................................................................................... ..................... ............................................................................................................................................ ................ ........................... : % Kent City Couhcil Minutes1999 PARKS & developed with the assistance of Sound Urban RE CREA,T I ON Forestry and city staff . 7 777- 77 7 HUMAN SER ICES (CONSENT CALENDAR -ITEM 611) �Human Services Roundtable Membership Termination. ADOPTION of ReBolution No. 1545 terminating Kent S membership in the Human Services Roundtable as ..... ......... recommended..,.by.....the Public ,Works & Planning V . 7 .......7777 7 77- ..CALENDAR..:... :ITEM J. WLS 13 d 6 A n6h%d ADOPTION,...... . of .:Ordinance the ... ..y Ken�64 why ;;r t ...... .......:corn........................... o new:: h .&Wince: An p.re ensive:�..... inan d 7:77 ..er I o ice n. i is d' qceg. ............. ..... officers order. . ................. .......... ons who have a ...Th6�1% suspended revolved time depend vehicle w held for a period ing upon the number of prior similar offenses that the driver has committed. In qeneral, a person ,{ JT , will be able to redeem their vehicle from the tow company only after he or she obtains a valid,: driver's- license and pays towing and storage. ..fee-q�-�.: :, . . (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 6D) (REMOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER EPPERLY) Bicycle Helmets. ��The proposed ordinance re quires that.... person riding a bicycle,.,_. or ..a.. an.. pass enger::bh�� d .......passenger ............ `approved. bic ycle cyq...e. .................. ieli� ...%t �.(2.) �h6 Ard. -i an •of child a........................ .. ...... ............. ........................ e h under 81f Ix n that e child wears. 1an approv. n person organiz- .e e in a: b1cyci t it. ificliide . • ir f�6 . . .notice �q... �nt—on-promQ..iQna.. q. ............... tg.6hwfi&:ds in the business b ine s of ent n 1%cy. c :es�:provi e an approve .. . ....................... d helmet h h tl�:or lease , 5 j any .......... . person �id�n lo se% ing :bicycle ...exp 1 bi ..on y . :�.Jhelmets sell.. 1 helmets t at meet, specific safety standards . ' .. . ..... . ....... ..... Kevin Vandehe 6201 S .::�250th Pl ace,: Kent, noted . that some rights and freedoms are. quaranteed such . ..as the right to life,, libertytand the puFp uit of s n.g vo e e 0 � 12