Meeting Summary
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Item 35: Staff Recommendations
- Following the conclusion of public comments regarding the item, the public hearing was closed. A motion was made to approve staff recommendations. The motion was moved by Supervisor Long and seconded by Supervisor Grove. The motion passed unanimously.
Item 37: Board Reports
- Supervisor Dr. Johnson reported attendance at the Area 805 Innovation Center site visit and the Housing Trust Fund "Raise the Roof" campaign. The supervisor noted attendance at a September 11th memorial at the Ventura County Fire Department headquarters in Thousand Oaks. Congratulations were extended to Thomas Hunt for his new role as General Services Agency Director. Dr. Johnson also noted the Ventura County Medical Center family medicine residency program ranked number one in California and number two nationally. Upcoming events mentioned included National Latino Heritage Month, the Disability Summit, and the Fall Prevention Forum hosted by the Ventura County Fire Department and Area Agency on Aging.
- Supervisor Lopez reported attending the Central Coast Labor Council Labor Day celebration, the SCAG Regional Council meeting regarding LA-28 Olympics, and the Clean Power Alliance board meeting, which voted to invite the City of Fillmore. Other attendance included the Housing Trust Fund event, the grand opening of the Dolores Huerta Gardens, and the ribbon cutting at Rose Avenue Elementary. The supervisor also noted attendance at a Mexican Independence Day reception. Upcoming events included the California Coastal Cleanup, a tsunami preparedness meeting, and the Port of Hueneme's Banana Festival. Supervisor Lopez offered a moment of remembrance for Carol Beck Flores.
- Supervisor Long reported attending 9-11 ceremonies at Fire Station 23 in Oakview and the Ventura County Healthcare Foundation Ronald McDonald Walk the Walk at State Beach. The supervisor requested a moment of memory for Alan Bonner, Douglas Morton, John Brooks, and Brad Halverson.
- Supervisor McPherson reported on the Santa Paula Union School District Building and Construction Academy, the Dolores Huerta Gardens opening, and the Interface Children and Family Services Hope & Light fundraiser. The supervisor also noted attendance at the CSUCI presidential transition event and a meeting with the CHP Captain regarding safety issues on Highway 126. Comments were made regarding the Charlie Kirk rally in Santa Paula. The supervisor offered a moment of memory for individuals on a list provided to the clerk.
- Supervisor LaVere reported organizing a Somos Road cleanup and hosting a Zone Zero Town Hall regarding opioid and nitrous oxide safety. The supervisor noted attendance at economic vitality meetings, the Rotary Club, Moorpark Chamber of Commerce, the Simi Valley Film Fest, and Area 805 meetings. Additional attendance included VCTC meetings, the Moorpark Simi Valley Chamber Networking Breakfast, ribbon cuttings for Sunray Adult Daycare Healthcare and Vision Windows, the Blue Mass service, and the WM renewable natural gas project. The supervisor also noted meetings with the Metropolitan Water District and the California Air Pollution Control meeting. A moment of memory was requested for individuals on a list provided to the clerk.
Items 39 and 40: Correspondence
- A motion was made to receive and file items 39 and 40. The motion was moved by Supervisor LaVere and seconded by Supervisor Lopez. The motion passed unanimously.
Adjournment
- The meeting was adjourned into closed session.