We had um three minutes on the clock remaining uh for any speakers who wanted to join on a non-agenda public comment.

Now thank you, Chair.

Yes, we are we are moving to the virtual queue for non-agenda public comment, and I've started the five-minute timer backup at two minutes and thirty seconds.

We have one hand raised for a non-agenda public comment.

The original, please unmute and provide your comments.

You'll have two minutes.

I think you guys need to tell people what just happened.

Um you're not providing any information as far as what this evacuation was, why you guys just came back, and now the people are disenfranchised who are part of the meeting who have no idea that you are back in in session.

So I think you need to be transparent uh with the people as far as why that took place.

Um, as far as homelessness goes, it's it's unfortunate because you care more about getting money than actually solving the problem because if you actually solved the problem, no money would come in.

It's uh racketeering.

So it's like you sit here and you create all these programs, you um you know, contract with all of these NGOs, you know.

But at the end of the day, I mean, there's not people aren't being put into housing, they're more just being, you know, pacified.

Um, and they're actually being abused in 10 city, like I've told you guys time and time and time again, and you give more money to these NGOs, which goes into the pockets of the CEOs while they provide a minimal, if anything, uh kind of a service.

Instead, you guys don't want to mitigate the fact that there are sexual assaults happening from employees at Tent City.

These people are being abused and traumatized due to you getting more funding.

So it's like, you know, you get all this funding, so it seems like you're doing a service to the people when in reality, you know, it's a business, so you need those people to be there.

You need them to be homeless to then you know have the funds come in as long as you count these people.

Seems to be more worried about counting, getting the funding and having this circle just jerk be going on with all of these people who you know claim that they're providing something, but if that was really taking place and this wasn't a racket, then homelessness would be getting solved on a massive scale.

However, it isn't, and it gets worse, especially the people in 10th city aren't even being offered any kind of services to get out of there, but they're being tormented and tortured, and I feel like your plan is to kill them, and that's how you want to then you wouldn't get the money, right?

Just does conclude your time.

Thank you.

And Chair, this concludes non-agenda public comment.

Thank you.

Uh, do we have any committee members, mayoral staff, city attorney, or independent budget analyst comments?

Hearing none, uh, do we have any requests for continuance?

Hearing none, we will now take up our consent agenda.

Do we have any requests to pull an item from the consent agenda?

Hearing none, we will now move forward with public comment on the consent agenda.

Nellie, do we have any public comment for the consent agenda?

Thank you, Chair.

The public comment period for the consent agenda is now open, and the consent agenda includes item number one, approval of the committee minutes of May 15th, 2025.

Item two, fourth amendment to the agreement with Path San Diego for the coordinated street outreach program.

Item three, as needed public outreach and engagement consultant services agreements with Ascent Environmental Incorporated, Cook and Schmidt LLC, Imagine Creative Services LLC, and Kearns and West Incorporated.

Item four, as needed historic and cultural resource planning consultant services agreements with DUDEC, IS Architecture, Paige and Turnbolt, and SWCA Incorporated.

Item five, as needed planning, multidisciplinary consultant services agreements with DUDEC, Ascent Environmental Incorporated, Wallace Roberts and Todd LLC, more Yakofano Goldsman Incorporated, Ramian Associates, and Diet and Bachia.

And item number six, as needed environmental services agreements with Helix Environmental Planning Incorporated, Recon Environmental Incorporated, and DUDEC.

Each speaker will have one minute per item for speakers that wish to speak to more than one item.

You will have a maximum time of three minutes.

Please indicate which item or items you're speaking to.

And Chair, we have three we have two speaker slips submitted in the committee room for the consent agenda.

We will begin with Joyce and Yada, and you've indicated that you'd like to speak to items two, three, four, five, and six.

So you will have three minutes.

Joy Sunetta, District Three, thank you so much, Natalie.

Okay.

Uh I'll start.

This is for later.

I'll start with two.

Thank you, Path.

We love you.

Um million dollars from the general fund, two million five hundred thousand dollars HAP grant.

Uh this is uh in regards to the FY26 budget.

So let's all be cheerleaders for HAP because we don't know its future and we want it to be permanent.

So we've all got to do what we can to uh jump on that and tell them we want it, we want it, we want it.

Love to all.

So now the rest of them, which is um 345.

Uh I want to read this paragraph.

Oh, I hope I didn't read it.

While the city plan, this is from staff report.

While the city planning department strongly believes that its city staff are the most qualified to perform city planning services and is committed to using city staff to the maximum extent possible on all city planning initiatives.