All right, we're going to call today's Rules and Open Government Committee meeting to order

at 2 o'clock. Please start with roll. Candelas, Duan, here, Foley, here, Kamei, here, Cohen,

here. We have a quorum. All right, well, welcome to the Rules and Open Government Committee

meeting we just as a reminder we expect all attendees to follow the code of

conduct located in the agenda failure to comply with this code of conduct and

behavior which will disturb behavior which will disturb disruptor impede the

orderly conduct of the meeting may result in removal from the meeting we're

going to start by reviewing the council agenda for next Tuesday December 16th

a closed session at 930 and regular session at 1 30 and consent starts on

page 5 continues on pages 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 and ends on page 17

although that item is deferred it must be the last meeting of the year a long

consent agenda in section 3 we have fire department inventory controls over

concept controlled substances audit section 4 that item is recommended for

deferral section 7 digital empowerment broadband strategy abandoned Sharping

cart retrieval pilot program status report and an extension of the urgency

interim ordinance on the moratorium of tobacco retail licenses section 8

preliminary action required for creation of the Alameda business improvement

district and the same thing for the alum rock Santa Clara Street business

improvement district we have looks like one item on land use consent which we

heard immediately after regular consent and that is it for the agenda we have

any public comment no public comment all right back to the committee move and

there's an ad sheet yes second all right we got a motion and second no other

comments so let's vote motion carries 4-0 and now we are on to well we don't

have an agenda for the following week because there's no meeting on December

23rd we have today wrapping up the year with 12 items on our consent agenda do

Do we have any public comment on consent?

No public comment.

All right, we have a motion on consent.

Move for approval.

Second.

All right, let's vote on consent.

Motion carries five zero.

We've been joined by Council Member Condellas.

And we are on to,

and he's registering an aye vote on the agenda.

And now we're on to open forum.

We have one, Brian, go ahead

and make your way to the podium.

First of all, happy holidays to all of you.

Very wish, wish you a very happy new year and a very Merry Christmas.

I just wanted to bring up, I brought this up before and I believe one of you thought

about initiating this.

There's days of recognition throughout San Jose and there's sort of a general recognition

for crime victims, but there's not, if I'm not mistaken,

there's not a day where people who are victims of crime are acknowledged,

even honored, if you will, by the city.

Not that, I mean, the city does a lot for them.

I wrote something here.

I would encourage to look into it to see if there's a possibility of having a day.

Even a flag raising ceremony, I don't know what kind of flag you would raise.

It's sort of something I've just thought about.

but one thing you do when you go through Nextdoor

and a bunch of other places is people who are victims

of not only serious crimes, but somebody's tools are stolen,

that could be their entire job.

Their car is stolen, it's the only way they,

and it totally impacts their lives.

They might even be kicked out of their house

because they can no longer work.

Some kind of acknowledgement, I think,