3. APPOINTMENT: GRESHAM ART COMMITTEE
Mayor Bemis is recommending the appointment of Cassie Fisher to the Gresham Art Committee. Office of Governance and Management is the lead department.
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4. APPOINTMENTS: YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mayor Bemis is recommending the appointments of Jake Curletto and Sandi Johnsen to the Youth Advisory Committee. Office of Governance and Management is the lead department.
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5. ENACTMENT READING: GRESHAM REVISED CODE AMENDMENT: GRESHAM COMPETITIVENESS
This item will approve amendments to the Community Development Plan related to the review of industrial development standards and procedures. Urban Design and Planning is the lead department.
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6. ENACTMENT READING: GRESHAM REVISED CODE AMENDMENT: UTILITY BILLING SYSTEM OPERATIONS
This item will approve amendments to the Gresham Revised Code to reflect current practices in the delivery of utility billing. Finance and Management Services is the lead department.
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7. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL FORD VEHICLES
Approval of this item will allow for the replacement of two existing aging police patrol vehicles with 2015 Ford Explorers under the State of Oregon pricing agreement. Police Department is the lead department.
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8. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL CHEVY VEHICLES
Approval of this item will allow for the replacement of three existing aging police vehicles with Chevrolet vehicles under the State of Oregon pricing agreement. Police Department is the lead department.
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9. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: DEMOLITION OF FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN BUILDING
Approval of this item will award a bid to deconstruct and recycle the failing portion of the Police Activities Building located at 424 NE 172nd Avenue and authorize the City Manager to enter into a contract with Konell Construction for this project. Finance and Management Services is the lead department.
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10. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: PURCHASE OF MOBILE COMPUTERS FOR POLICE VEHICLES
This item will approve the purchase of 23 new semi-ruggedized mobile computers for placement in Police vehicles. Police is the lead department.
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11. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: CONTRACT TO LOAD, HAUL, DISPOSE AND RECYCLE DEBRIS
This contract will provide for hauling and disposing of street sweepings and stormwater debris collected from City-owned streets and stormwater facilities. Environmental Services is the lead department.
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12. RESOLUTION NO. 3168 - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT LOAN TO THE CITY OF GRESHAM FOR THE PACIFIC STREET PROJECT
Recent changes at the federal level have increased the level of diligence HUD requires to verify securitization for any Section 108 loans. One of those new requirements is for the City to pass a resolution or ordinance pledging its Full Faith and Credit (FF&C) as security for any loan in process. Resolution 3168 relates to the Pacific Street improvements that were passed by City Council in late 2013 and addresses these new HUD requirements. Community Development is the lead department.
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13. RESOLUTION NO. 3169: HEALTHY EATING ACTIVE LIVING (HEAL) CITIES CAMPAIGN
This action will recognize Gresham's work adopting Comprehensive Plan policies that support efforts to increase access to healthy food options and recreation, including parks and trails. This action will provide eligibility for HEAL Cities Campaign grants. Environmental Services is the lead department.
3. APPOINTMENT: GRESHAM ART COMMITTEE
Mayor Bemis is recommending the appointment of Cassie Fisher to the Gresham Art Committee. Office of Governance and Management is the lead department.
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4. APPOINTMENTS: YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mayor Bemis is recommending the appointments of Jake Curletto and Sandi Johnsen to the Youth Advisory Committee. Office of Governance and Management is the lead department.
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5. ENACTMENT READING: GRESHAM REVISED CODE AMENDMENT: GRESHAM COMPETITIVENESS
This item will approve amendments to the Community Development Plan related to the review of industrial development standards and procedures. Urban Design and Planning is the lead department.
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6. ENACTMENT READING: GRESHAM REVISED CODE AMENDMENT: UTILITY BILLING SYSTEM OPERATIONS
This item will approve amendments to the Gresham Revised Code to reflect current practices in the delivery of utility billing. Finance and Management Services is the lead department.
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7. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL FORD VEHICLES
Approval of this item will allow for the replacement of two existing aging police patrol vehicles with 2015 Ford Explorers under the State of Oregon pricing agreement. Police Department is the lead department.
C-7
8. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL CHEVY VEHICLES
Approval of this item will allow for the replacement of three existing aging police vehicles with Chevrolet vehicles under the State of Oregon pricing agreement. Police Department is the lead department.
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9. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: DEMOLITION OF FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN BUILDING
Approval of this item will award a bid to deconstruct and recycle the failing portion of the Police Activities Building located at 424 NE 172nd Avenue and authorize the City Manager to enter into a contract with Konell Construction for this project. Finance and Management Services is the lead department.
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10. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: PURCHASE OF MOBILE COMPUTERS FOR POLICE VEHICLES
This item will approve the purchase of 23 new semi-ruggedized mobile computers for placement in Police vehicles. Police is the lead department.
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11. AWARD TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: CONTRACT TO LOAD, HAUL, DISPOSE AND RECYCLE DEBRIS
This contract will provide for hauling and disposing of street sweepings and stormwater debris collected from City-owned streets and stormwater facilities. Environmental Services is the lead department.
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12. RESOLUTION NO. 3168 - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT LOAN TO THE CITY OF GRESHAM FOR THE PACIFIC STREET PROJECT
Recent changes at the federal level have increased the level of diligence HUD requires to verify securitization for any Section 108 loans. One of those new requirements is for the City to pass a resolution or ordinance pledging its Full Faith and Credit (FF&C) as security for any loan in process. Resolution 3168 relates to the Pacific Street improvements that were passed by City Council in late 2013 and addresses these new HUD requirements. Community Development is the lead department.
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13. RESOLUTION NO. 3169: HEALTHY EATING ACTIVE LIVING (HEAL) CITIES CAMPAIGN
This action will recognize Gresham's work adopting Comprehensive Plan policies that support efforts to increase access to healthy food options and recreation, including parks and trails. This action will provide eligibility for HEAL Cities Campaign grants. Environmental Services is the lead department.