Good afternoon everyone.

The joint meeting of the Sacramento City Council and the Sacramento Housing Authority will

please come to order. Would the clerk call the roll? Please to establish a quorum.

Thank you, Councilmember Capplin, Councilmember Tao.

We expect Mayor Pro Temt elementities momentarily. Councilmember Valenzuela, Vice Mayor Maple,

Councilmember Guerra, Councilmember Jennings, Councilmember Vang, and Mayor Steinberg.

I am here. Councilmember Jennings, would you please lead us in the landing knowledge room?

And then I want to ask McClatchy High School student Alina Wong to please lead us in the

pledge of allegiance.

Please rise for the opening acknowledgement and honor of Sacramento's Indigenous people

and tribal lands to the original people of this land.

Aniseon people, southern Maidu, Valley and Plains Miwak, Patnam Wintam, and the people from

the Wilton Rancheria Sacramento's only federally recognized tribe.

May we acknowledge and honor the native people who came before us and still walk beside

us today on these ancestral lands by choosing to gather together today in the act of practice

and acknowledgement and appreciation of Sacramento's Indigenous people's history, their contributions,

and their lives.

Would you please remain standing as Alina comes to the microphone to present our pledge of

allegiance?

Hi, pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic

for which it stands one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

Thank you very much for coming to the meeting.

I know what Councillor Jennings interns and learning and doing a lot here, all of you.

Thank you.

Young people for staying engaged, involved, never giving up.

Okay?

Thank you.

Members, let us begin with the agenda items.

First with the housing authority.

I believe that two items, items three and four are going to be continued until, well,

those are part of the city council agenda to December the third.

Let us take items one and two, first, Councillor Mavang, did you want to move to continue the

three and four?

Yeah, we could do that.

I wanted to make some comments on three and four.

Okay, so let us hold off then.

Let us do items one and two, first.

Okay.

Item one.

Good afternoon, Mayor and council members.

Whitney Hinton with Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency.

Staff is requesting to hold a tax equity and physical responsibility act or a tougher

hearing.

Public hearing related to the conversion of Villajardine Coral Gables project.

Villajardine Coral Gables is located in the met-of-view area of the city of Sacramento.

The project is a workforce and permanent support of housing development.

There are 82 units, ranging in affordability levels of 25% to 50% of area median income.

The developer and property management are John Stewart Company.

Life steps provides on-site case management, supportive services, and 15 hours of resident

services per week.

The conversion began in November of 2021, and the project was scheduled to be completed

by the end of February of 2023.

However, due to construction delays, the project was not completed until June of 2023.

Since then, rents have stabilized, and now the project is ready to close on permanent

financing.

However, due to the delays, a new taffer is required as the old original taffer expired.

In closing, staff is requesting to hold a tax equity and physical responsibility act

called appearing for Villajardine Coral Gables project and staff and developers here to

answer any questions you may have.

Thank you so much.