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| Request for Approval to Procure Food Products Utilizing the CES Price Agreement up to $75,000 Per Year for a Four Year Term Equaling $300,000 for the Division of Senior Services Nutrition Program; Labatt New Mexico. (Gino Rinaldi, Senior Services Division Director, [email protected], 955-4710)
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| Request for Approval of Purchase of Food Products Utilizing the State Price Agreement which Will Exceed $200,000 Per Year for a Four Year Term. We Anticipate that the Division of Senior Services Nutrition Program will Spend an Average of $1,000,000 between FY21 and FY24. The Three Vendors Utilized are Listed as Follows: Sysco, Shamrock Foods, and Ben E. Keith Foods. (Gino Rinaldi, Senior Services Division Director, [email protected], 955-4710)
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| Request for Approval of Budget Adjustment Resolution (BAR) in the Amount of $398,751 to Pay Back Taxes to the IRS for the 2016 and 2017 Tax Years. (Jarel LaPan Hill, City Manager, [email protected], 955-6848, Bernadette Salazar, HR Director, [email protected], 955-6591, Erin McSherry, City Attorney, [email protected], 955-6512 and Mary McCoy, Finance Director, [email protected], 955-6171)
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| Request for Approval of a Budget Adjustment Resolution/Budget Increase to the Public Utilities, Utility Billing Division for Several Line Items for a Total Amount of $454,919. (Nancy Jimenez, Utility Billing Division Director, [email protected], 955-4364)
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| Request for Approval of Multiple Sub-Contracted Agreements in the Total Amount of $69,560 for Alternative to Detention Services for the Youth of Santa Fe for Four (4) Years from State of New Mexico CYFD Agreement No. 21-20846 for the Following: Partner in Education ($27,720) and YouthWorks ($26,440) and for a Continuum Coordinator ($15,400). (Julie Sanchez, Children and Youth Program Manager, [email protected], 955-6678)
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| Request for Approval of Multiple Service Agreements in the Total Amount of $3,749,652 for Prevention and Intervention Services for the Youth of Santa Fe for Three (3) Years for the Following: Big Brothers Big Sisters Mountain Region ($50,000), Communities in Schools of New Mexico ($50,000), Cooking with Kids ($20,000), Esperanza Shelter ($37,000), Georgia O’Keefe – Community Educators Network ($37,000), Gerard’s House ($80,000), Girl’s Inc. ($40,000), New Mexico Suicide Intervention Project ($75,000), New Vistas ($20,000), PIE – Fathers New Mexico ($30,000), PIE – Parent Involvement Program ($10,000), Santa Fe Recovery Center ($40,000), SFCC – Kids Campus ($70,000), SFPS – Breakthrough Santa Fe ($27,000), SFPS – Adelante Program ($74,000), SFPS – Restorative Justice Program ($50,000), SDPS – Teen Parent Program ($96,328), SITE Santa Fe ($35,000), United Way of Santa Fe County ($80,000), Youth Shelters and Family Services ($100,000) and YouthWorks ($48,556). (Julie Sanchez, Children and Youth Program Manager, [email protected], 955-6678)
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| CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 2020-____. (Councilor Rivera, Councilor Romero-Wirth and Councilor Villarreal)
A Resolution Authorizing and Supporting the City Manager to Work with Public Utilities Staff to Identify and Apply for Federal and State Funding Sources for Water, Wastewater, and Other Water Related Projects, Including Submission of an Application to the Water Trust Board, Among Other Opportunities. (Alan Hook, Water Resources Coordinator Assistant, [email protected], 955-4205)
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| Request for Approval Utilizing State of NM State Pricing Agreement in the Total Amount of $1,095,001.10 for the Purchase of Digital Portable Radios from Motorola Solutions. (Chief Paul Babcock, Fire Department, [email protected], 955-3112)
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| Request for Approval of the Governing Body’s Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law Adopting the City Attorney’s Office Recommendation to Dismiss Appeal #2020-002644-APPL, Filed by Stefanie Beninato and John Eddy (Appellants) of the Historic Districts Review Board’s Decision in Case #2020-002357-HDRB, without a Public Hearing Because Appellants Failed to Timely Serve Notice of the Appeal on the Property Owners, as Required by the Santa Fe City Code, Section 14-3.17(D)(2). (Erin K. McSherry, City Attorney, [email protected], 955-6512)
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| Request to Publish Notice of Public Hearing on December 9, 2020.
BILL NO. 2020-32. An Ordinance Amending Section 14-6.2 SFCC 1987 to Adopt by Ordinance a Maximum of One Thousand (1000) Short-Term Rental Permits in the City, to Prospectively Limit the Number of Short-Term Rental Permits to One Per Natural Person, to Prospectively Limit the Proximity of Short-Term Rental Units, to Require a Local Operator for Short-Term Rental Units, to Adopt Record-Keeping and Reporting Requirements for Short-Term Rental Unit Owners and Host Platforms, and to Clarify Other Provisions of the Short-Term Rental Ordinance; Amending the Land Use Code Definitions in Section 14-12.1 SFCC 1987 as They Relate to Short-Term Rental Units; and Amending Section 12-2.3 SFCC 1987 to Clarify That a Short-Term Rental Unit is not a Group R-1 Occupancy for Purposes of Fire Inspections. (Mayor Webber and Councilors Lindell, Romero-Wirth, and Villarreal) (Elias Isaacson, Planning and Land Use Director, [email protected], 955-6730; Sally Paez, Assistant City Attorney, [email protected], 955-6501)
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