Apr 25, 2022 City Council Study Session - 04/25/2022

[ Call to Order]

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UM, MAYOR HARKEY VICE MAYOR ROW HERE.

COUNCIL MEMBER HARRIS, COUNCIL MEMBER LOPEZ.

DEAR COUNCIL MEMBER STEWART.

YEAH.

COUNCIL MEMBER ELLIS HERE.

COUNCIL MEMBER ORLANDO.

HERE.

WE HAVE A QUORUM.

THANK YOU.

NEXT ON OUR AGENDA IS SCHEDULED PUBLIC APPEARANCES.

AND IF COUNCIL MEMBER

[1. Proclamation - National Police Week]

I CAN NEVER TELL HER ENOUGH HERE.

ALL RIGHT.

OUR FIRST PUBLIC SCHEDULED PUBLIC APPEARANCE AS A PROCLAMATION FROM NATIONAL LEASTLY, WEAK AND ACCEPTING WILL BE CHIEF DUGAN.

OKAY.

WHEREAS THE CONGRESS AND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES HAVE DESIGNATED MAY 15TH AS PEACE OFFICER'S MEMORIAL DAY AND THE WEEK WHEN, IN WHICH MAY 15TH FALLS AS NATIONAL POLICE WEEK.

AND WHEREAS THE MEMBERS OF THE CHANDLER POLICE DEPARTMENT PLAY AN ESSENTIAL ROLE IN SAFEGUARDING THE RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF THE RESIDENTS OF CHANDLER IN PURSUIT OF ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE A SAFE COMMUNITY WHERE PEOPLE CAN LIVE, WORK AND THRIVE.

AND WHEREAS IT'S IMPORTANT THAT ALL RESIDENTS KNOW AND UNDERSTAND THE DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES, HAZARDS, AND SACRIFICES OF THEIR POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND THAT THE MEMBERS OF OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT RECOGNIZE THEIR DUTY TO SERVE THE PEOPLE BY SAFEGUARDING LIFE AND PROPERTY BY PROTECTING THEM AGAINST VIOLENCE AND DISORDER.

AND BY PROTECTING THE INNOCENT AGAINST DECEPTION AND THE WEAK AGAINST OPPRESSION.

AND WHEREAS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE CHANDLER POLICE DEPARTMENT UNCEASINGLY PROVIDE A VITAL PUBLIC SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY AND ARE DESERVING OF BEING HONORED AS HEROES.

NOW, THEREFORE I, KEVIN HARTKE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CHANDLER ARIZONA, DO YOU HEAR BY PROCLAIM MAY 15TH AND 24 THROUGH 21ST, 2022 AS NATIONAL POLICE WEEK AND MAY 15TH, 2022 AS PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY.

AND WITH THAT CALL UPON ALL RESIDENTS OF CHANDLER AND ALL PATRIOTIC CIVIC AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS TO OBSERVE NATIONAL POLICE WEEK WITH APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES AND OBSERVANCES IN WHICH ALL PEOPLE MAY JOIN IN COMMEMORATING THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS PAST AND PRESENT WHO HAVE RENDERED DEDICATED, DEDICATED SERVICE TO THEIR COMMUNITIES AND HAVE ESTABLISHED FOR THEMSELVES AN ENVIABLE AND ENDURING REPUTATION FOR PRESERVING THE RIGHTS AND SECURITY OF ALL RESIDENTS.

I FURTHER CALL UPON OUR RESIDENTS OF CHANDLER TO OBSERVE PEACE OFFICER'S MEMORIAL DAY IN HONOR, OF THOSE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO THROUGH THEIR COURAGEOUS DEEDS HAVE MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE IN SERVICE TO THEIR COMMUNITY, OR HAVE BECOME DISABLED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF DUTY.

AND LET US RECOGNIZE AND PAY RESPECT TO THE SURVIVORS OF OUR FALLEN HEROES, CHIEF MAYER ON BEHALF OF THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE CHANNEL POLICE DEPARTMENT.

I'D LIKE TO THANK YOU ALL THE MEMBERS OF COUNCIL AND OF COURSE OUR COMMUNITY FOR ABSOLUTELY AMAZING SUPPORT AND FOR HONORING AND REMEMBERING, UM, THE MEMBERS OF OUR ORGANIZATION WHO HAVE DIED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.

AND AS YOU KNOW, THIS PAST YEAR HAS BEEN A VERY DIFFICULT, WE LOST THREE OF OUR FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES, UH, TYLER BRITT, UM, JEREMY WILKINS AND CHRIS FARRAR.

SO IT'S, UM, WITH, WITH YOUR, UH, SUPPORT AND CONTINUED APPRECIATION, UM, IT JUST HELPS US GET THROUGH SOME VERY TRYING TIMES, AND I JUST WANT TO, UH, RECOGNIZE ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN THAT CONTINUE TO WORK AND SERVE, UM, AND JUST THANK THEM FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE, HELPING TO KEEP OUR COMMUNITY SAFE.

THANK YOU.

AND AS YOU KNOW, IT WAS A VERY IMPORTANT THAT, UM, FOR ME TO BE ABLE TO JOIN OUR TEAM IN DC FOR THE

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SO I LOOK FORWARD TO HANGING OUT WITH OUR, OUR TEAM IN BLUE CHANDLER BLUE IN DC THAT WEEK LET'S TAKE A PICTURE.

OUR

[2. Proclamation - Arbor Day]

OOPS.

OKAY.

NOW I CAN SEE, WHEREAS GENTLER PARKS AND NEIGHBORHOODS, OR AS UNIQUE AND VIBRANT AS ALL CITIZEN, AS TRUSTED STORES OF CHANDLER'S PUBLIC LAND PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING ITS NATURAL DIVERSITY.

THE CITY MINTON'S APPEALING LANDSCAPE IN OUR PARKS AND OPEN SPACES.

CONTROVERT INTO OUR COMMUNITY BEING A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE, WORK, AND PLAY.

AND WHEREAS THE CITY RECOGNIZED TREES CAN BE A SOLUTION TO COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE AND IMPROVING OUTDOOR SPACES BY CUTTING HEATING AND COOLING COSTS, MODERATING THE TEMPERATURE, CLEANING THE AIR, PRODUCING LIFE, GIVING OXYGEN, EXPANDING SHADE, AND PROVIDING HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND WHERE US TREES AND OUR CITIES AND CREASE PROPERTY VALUES ENHANCE THE ECONOMIC VITALITY AND BUSINESS AREAS AND BEAUTIFIED OUR COMMUNITY AND WHERE US TREES, WHEREVER THEY ARE PLANTED OR SOURCE OF JOY AND SPIRITUAL RENEWAL.

AND WHEREAS IN RECOGNITION OF THE CITY'S DEDICATION TO PRESERVING AND EXPANDING CHANDLER'S URBAN FOREST GENDLER IS DESIGNATED AS A TREE CITY USA FOR 10 CONSECUTIVE YEARS AND WHERE AMERICA CELEBRATE ABRA DAY ON THE LAST FRIDAY IN APRIL AND THE IMMEASURABLE CONTRIBUTION MADE BY TREES AND INSPIRES PEOPLE TO PLANT NURTURE AND CELEBRATE TREES.

NOW, THEREFORE, MAYOR KEVIN HARTKE OF THE CITY OF CHANDLER ARIZONA DO HEREBY PROCLAIM APRIL 29TH, 2022 AS ABRA DAY IN WITNESS THERE OF, WE HAVE SAID THE SEAL MICAH, HE'S THE MAN AND CAUSE THE SEAL OF THE CITY OF TO BE A FIX THIS 11TH DAY OF APRIL, 2022.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING MY GLASSES ARE SMUDGED.

NO, THEY'RE NOT.

[3. Proclamation - Chandler Chamber’s 110th Anniversary Recognition]

UH, TERRY KIMBALL, RICH, UH, RICK CUMIN AND TERRY COME ON DOWN.

THE CHANDLER CHAMBER IS OUR BIG BROTHER BY ABOUT ONE MONTH, RIGHT? THAT'S SIX WEEKS, BUT WHO'S COUNTING.

WHEREAS FOR THE PAST 110 YEARS, THE CHANDLER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS PROMOTED AND SUPPORTED THE COMMUNITY AND BUSINESSES THAT ARE RESIDE IN CHANDLER.

AND WHEREAS THE MISSION OF THE CHAMBER IS TO PROVIDE VITAL PROGRAMS AND STRATEGIC SERVICES THAT ATTRACT AND RETAIN BUSINESSES WHILE EMBRACING ITS DIVERSITY AND WHEREAS BENEFICIAL TO THE SUCCESS OF A GREAT CITY THAT GREW FROM A SMALL OUTPOST IN 1912 INTO THE BUSTLING CHANDLER TODAY IS A STRONG AND VIBRANT BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

AND WHEREAS THE CHAMBER PROVIDES MANY SERVICES AND AMENITIES TO MORE THAN 1500 MEMBER BUSINESSES THAT REPRESENT OVER 170,000 EMPLOYEES IN CHANDLER CREATING A NETWORK FOR BUSINESS TO BETTER CONNECT TO EACH WHILE OTHER TO EACH OTHER WHILE PREPARING YOUNG BUSINESS LEADERS TO GAIN A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE FOR OUR CITY AND THE FUTURE.

NOW, THEREFORE I, KEVIN HARTKE, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CHANDLER DO HEREBY PROCLAIM THE MONTH OF APRIL 27TH

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I'D LIKE TO GET IN HERE TO PLEASE.

[4. Recognition – National Volunteer Week Chandler Award Recipients]

WE'RE ALL EXCITED ABOUT THE RECOGNITION OF VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION, AWARD RECIPIENTS AND, UH, I GUESS WORRY.

OKAY.

YEAH.

RORY AND YOUR TEAM ARE GOING TO BE COMING UP ACCEPTING.

SO WE'VE GOT NINE WINNERS INCLUDING ONE GROUP.

AND UM, YOU'RE GOING TO TELL US ABOUT THEM.

YES, SIR.

I AM.

SO, UH, THANK YOU MR. MANN COUNCIL, UH, IN HONOR OF NATIONAL VOLUNTEER MONTH, THE CITY OF CHANDLER'S VERY EXCITED TO PRESENT, UH, THE ANNUAL CHANDLER VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION AWARDS.

UH, THIS IS AN HONOR OF ALL THE TREMENDOUS IMPACT AND CONTRIBUTIONS THAT THESE VOLUNTEERS HAVE HAD IN OUR COMMUNITY.

AND EACH YEAR COMMUNITY MEMBERS CAN NOMINATE THESE VOLUNTEERS TO BE RECOGNIZED AND A COMMITTEE CONVENES TO REVIEW EACH NOMINATION AND SELECT THE BEST AND BRIGHTEST VOLUNTEERS THAT CHANDLER HAS TO OFFER.

SO THAT'S WHO WE HAVE HERE TODAY BEFORE US.

AND TO KICK US OFF, WE'RE GOING TO START WITH OUR MAYOR'S CHOICE AWARD, UH, WHICH IS COMPASS CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

SO IF YOU GUYS WANT TO COME UP SO BRIAN COMPETENCE, WE HAVE JOHN MARYLAND, TERESA LINDSAY, UH, GINA AND CHARLES, THEY ALL HAVE DONE DIFFERENT PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY.

UM, THEY'RE VERY ACTIVE AND VOLUNTEER ALL OVER THE CITY WITH NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LIKE ASCEND, SALVATION ARMY, EAST VALLEY, DREAM CENTER, AND SO MANY MORE.

UM, THEY ALSO PUT ON THE, UH, A FREE MENTAL HEALTH EVENT FOR OUR COMMUNITY, PARENTS AND TEAMS CALLED THE BREAKTHROUGH CONFERENCE AND THEY CONTINUE TO LOOK FOR NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY.

SO THANK YOU COMPASS FOR BEING HERE AND FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO.

YOU KNOW THAT STEPHANIE IS GOING TO GRAB A PICTURE.

THANK YOU.

AND NEXT UP WE HAVE THE YOUTH AWARD, WHICH IS GIVEN TO A YOUNG VOLUNTEER WHO'S DEDICATED, POSITIVE, AND HARDWORKING.

SOMEONE WHO STANDS OUT AMONG ALL OTHERS AND THAT AWARD THIS YEAR GOES TO LIBERTY RODRIGUEZ AND LIBERTY HAS A PASSION FOR A SENTENCE CLIENTS AND HAS VOLUNTEERED FOR OVER 200 HOURS THIS PAST YEAR.

SHE HELPS IN THE FOOD BANK AND TEACHES OTHER YOUNG VOLUNTEERS HOW TO GIVE CLIENTS THE VERY BEST CARE.

SO THANK YOU LIBERTY FOR BEING HERE.

THE NEXT STEP.

WE HAVE THE WORKING TOGETHER AWARD, WHICH IS GIVEN TO AN ORGANIZATION WHO WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND ON A VOLUNTEER PROJECT HERE IN CHANDLER.

AND THIS YEAR'S AWARD WINNER IS MCCARTHY BUILDING COMPANY.

MCCARTHY VOLUNTEERED AT FOUR CITY DAY BACK IN OCTOBER, WHERE THEY WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND FOR THE HOMEOWNER.

NOT ONLY DID THE GROUP SPREAD GRAVEL IN THE FRONT YARD AND PAINT THE EXTERIOR OF THE HOUSE, BUT THEY DESIGNED A WALKWAY IN THE BACKYARD AND DISASSEMBLED AND REMOVED AN OLD PLAYGROUND STRUCTURE.

SO THANK YOU, MCCARTHY.

NEXT UP WE HAVE THE SUN BEAM AWARD, WHICH IS GIVEN TO A VOLUNTEER WHO'S THE MOST CHEERFUL PERSON IN THE PLACE, AND THEY HAVE THE BEST PERSONALITY ATTITUDE AND THEIR MERE APPEARANCE BRIGHTENS THE AREA AROUND THEM SO THAT THIS YEAR'S AWARD WINNER IS FRANCIS CAST ALLANA SO FRANCIS STARTED VOLUNTEERING AT ASCEND ONE DAY A WEEK, AND THEN THE NEED FOR VOLUNTEERS WAS SO LARGE THAT SHE QUICKLY INCREASED TO FOUR DAYS A WEEK.

UM, SHE TAKES MEALS TO HOMEBOUND SENIORS, AND IS SOMETIMES THE ONLY PERSON THAT, THAT SENIOR WILL SEE THE DEBT THAT

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SHE RECOGNIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIALIZING AND MAKE SURE TO ASK HOW EACH SENIOR IS DOING.

SO THANK YOU, FRANCIS NEXT UP, WE HAVE THE STRONG ARMS OF WORD, WHICH HAS GIVEN TO A VOLUNTEER.

WHO'S NOT AFRAID TO TAKE ON AT ANY NEW JOB, NO MATTER HOW DOWN AND DIRTY IT MAY BE.

AND THEY'RE ALSO CALLED THE JACK OR JILL OF ALL TRADES.

SO THIS YEAR HIS STRONG ARMS AWARD WINNER IS BOB HOLBERT YEAH.

BOB HAS HELPED WITH EVERYTHING FROM LOADING FRESH PRODUCE FROM THE FOOD BANK INTO A CLIENT'S CAR TO HELPING THE HOUSING PROGRAM CLIENTS MOVE INTO AND PUT ALL THE PIECES OF THEIR FURNITURE TOGETHER OR ASSEMBLING NEW TOYS FOR THE YOUTH PROGRAM.

AND BOB IS DESCRIBED AS BEING FLEXIBLE AND WILLING TO LEND A HELPING HAND WHEREVER NEEDED.

SO THANK YOU, BOB.

AND NEXT UP WE HAVE THE MULTITASKING MAESTRO AWARD, WHICH IS GIVEN TO SOMEONE WHO TAKES ON A DIVERSE ARRAY OF ASSIGNMENTS, UM, AT THE SAME TIME AND CAN JUGGLE THEM EFFECTIVELY.

SO THIS YEAR'S AWARD WINNER IS EMILY SLATER AND THEN EMILY VOLUNTEERS IN A SENSE FOOD BANK, AS WELL AS THE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER.

AND SHE'S ALWAYS WILLING TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW.

SO WHEN ASKED WHICH ASCEND PROGRAM SHE WANTED TO VOLUNTEER WITH EMILY REPLIED, WHERE DO YOU NEED THE MOST HELP? SO THANK YOU, EMILY.

NEXT UP, WE HAVE THE MAKES IT HAPPEN AWARD, WHICH GOES TO A VOLUNTEER WHO WORKS FOR MANY ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE GOAL OF CONTRIBUTING ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE AND ANY WAY THEY CAN.

SO THIS YEAR'S AWARD WINNER IS JOHN SIMMONS.

JOHN STARTED OUT VOLUNTEERING AT FEED THE CHILDREN WHERE THE WORK YOU DID HELPED OVER 500 FAMILIES.

AND JOHN IS DESCRIBED AS A HARD WORKER WHO IS ALWAYS SMILING AND KIND, WHICH IS HOW HE EARNED THE NICKNAME, THE MACHINE, UH, BUT HIS SERVICE DOESN'T END THERE.

JOHN STARTED VOLUNTEERING AT ST MARY'S FOOD BANK AND THEN MOVED ON TO HELP DELIVER HOT MEALS WITH ASCEND.

AND HE CONTINUES TO LOOK FOR MORE WAYS TO HELP OUT ON CHANDLER.

SO THANK YOU, JOHN WE HAVE THE LONGEVITY AWARD, WHICH IS GIVEN TO SOMEONE WHO HAS WORKED FOR AN ORGANIZATION FOR MANY YEARS AND PROVIDES A COMMITMENT AND DEDICATION TO THEIR SERVICE THAT IS ALL INSPIRING.

THIS YEARS.

LONGEVITY AWARD GOES TO JERRY ROONEY AND ASIDE FROM JERRY BEING VERY POPULAR ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA AND GETTING SO MANY COMMENTS AND LIKES, UM, HE'S BEEN VOLUNTEERING AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK WITH NEIGHBORS WHO CARE FOR OVER 24 YEARS AND PROVIDED TRANSPORTATION TO MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS OVER 1,188 TIMES.

AND JERRY DID NOT LET THE PANDEMIC STOP HIM.

UH, THESE CLIENTS THAT INTERACT WITH HIM, DESCRIBE JERRY AS SWEET GIVING AN EXTRA SPECIAL, WHICH WE AGREE.

SO THANK YOU, JERRY AND THEN LAST, BUT CERTAINLY, CERTAINLY NOT LEAST.

WE HAVE THE INNOVATION AWARD, WHICH IS GIVEN TO A VOLUNTEER WHO BRINGS CREATIVE AND UNIQUE SOLUTIONS TO THE JOB.

THIS VOLUNTEER SHOWCASES THEIR RESOURCEFULNESS.

THIS YEAR'S INNOVATION AWARD WINNER IS AND A NAP AND ACTUALLY THAT HAS CREATED AN AFTER HOURS PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES A PLACE FOR STUDENTS TO INNOVATE AND LEARN ABOUT RESEARCH.

THIS INCLUDES APPLYING FOR GRANTS TO FUND THEIR RESEARCH AND PRODUCING REAL-WORLD SOLUTIONS FOR THE COMMUNITY, HER DEDICATION AND COMMITMENT TO SUPPORT HER STUDENTS HAS BROUGHT A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE TO ACP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

AND THE SUCCESS THAT YOU SEE IN HER STUDENTS IS A TESTAMENT TO HER HARD WORK.

THANK YOU, RAJA IF YOU WANT TO THANK ALL THE AWARD WINNERS.

AND I KNOW COUNCIL WOULD LOVE TO

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IT SHOULDN'T TAKE TOO LONG.

WE HAD A GROUP THAT WAS COMING IN,

[5. Award Presentation – City of Chandler All of Us Participation]

SO WE WILL BE MAKING UP WITH THIS LAST GROUP CITY OF CHANDLER, ALL OF US AWARD, AND WE WILL RESCHEDULE THEM WITH THAT.

THAT CONCLUDES OUR, OUR, UM, SCHEDULED PUBLIC APPEARANCES.

SHE REALLY ENJOYED THAT.

I THINK WHATEVER YOU'RE BARTERING FAR, YOU KNOW, IT OUGHT TO BE GOOD.

UM, COUNSEL, NEXT STEP IS OUR CONSENT AGENDA.

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF ITEMS THAT WERE CALLED IN, UH, IN REGARD TO OUR STUDY SESSION, UM, FOUR ALTOGETHER.

AND FIRST

[1. Resolution No. 5574 Authorizing a Grant Agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) to Accept an Airport Pavement Management System (APMS) Grant Move City Council pass and adopt Resolution No. 5574 authorizing a grant agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) to accept an Airport Pavement Management System (APMS) grant in the amount of $617,580; and authorizing the City Manager, or designee, to execute the agreement and all other documents necessary to effect the agreement. Council Focus Area(s):]

THANKS MAYOR.

UM, I WANTED TO ACKNOWLEDGE, UM, THIS PARTICULAR ITEM BECAUSE THIS IS AGAIN SHOWING HOW CHANDLER CONTINUES TO GO OUT AND GET FUNDING, UM, FROM VARIOUS, UH, FROM VARIOUS PLACES TO HELP SUPPORT OUR, OUR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH OUR AIRPORT EFFORTS.

UH, THIS PARTICULAR GRANT, UH, WE'RE ADOPTING A RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT AN AIRPORT PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM GRANT, UM, FROM EIGHT, EIGHT.IN THE AMOUNT OF $617,580.

AND THIS STATE PROGRAM SUPPLEMENTS, FEDERAL AND LOCAL FUNDS TO ENSURE AIRPORT PAVEMENT REMAINS GOOD IN GOOD CONDITION FOR AVIATION ACTIVITY.

SO AGAIN, THIS IS SOMETHING THAT I THINK IS IMPORTANT TO SHOW HOW WE CONTINUE TO DO A GREAT JOB AT THE AIRPORT UNDERNEATH OUR NEW AIRPORT MANAGER RIGHT THERE.

UM, WE'RE NOT JUST USING TAXPAYER DOLLARS, WE'RE ACTUALLY USING, WE'RE PUTTING OUR BRAINS TO WORK AND WE'RE MAKING SURE WE'RE GOING OUT THERE AND GETTING THOSE DOLLARS.

SO I JUST WANT TO TAKE KNOWLEDGE AND GREAT JOB TO STAFF, GREAT JOB TO THE AIRPORT MANAGERS FOR DOING A WONDERFUL JOB IN THIS AREA.

THANK YOU, COUNCIL MEMBER

[7. Professional Services Agreement No. DS2201.201, with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., for Design Services for the Outside Plant Fiber Telecommunications Remote Buildings Move City Council award Professional Services Agreement No. DS2201.201 to Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., for design services for the outside plant fiber telecommunications remote buildings, in an amount not to exceed $248,937. Council Focus Area(s):]

I DIDN'T KNOW.

YOU SPOKE TO STAFF.

DO YOU STILL HAVE QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS OR, UH, SEVEN AND EIGHT.

BOTH ARE REALLY GOOD PROJECTS.

UM, PROBABLY SPEND A FEW MINUTES HERE AND DISCUSSING WHAT, WHAT WE'RE DOING HERE.

ITEM NUMBER SEVEN.

YEAH.

AND MAYOR, LIKE I SAID, AS YOU KNOW, WE ALL UP HERE KNOW THAT COVID HAD A LOT OF VULNERABILITIES THAT WE UNDERSTOOD IN OUR COMMUNITY AND THIS, UH, THIS THOUGHT PROCESS HERE IS A GREAT IDEA.

AND I THINK BE ABLE TO HELP US NAVIGATE THROUGH A FUTURE DATA, DATA ISSUES.

SO, OKAY.

MAYOR, CUSTOMER LYONDELL, THANK YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY I HAVE.

NUMBER SEVEN IS DESIGN SERVICES FOR OUTSIDE FIBER TIP TELECOMMUNICATIONS BUILDINGS.

THIS IS FOR, FOR UNMANNED BUILDINGS AND CONNECTIONS TO OUR FIBER NETWORK.

IT WILL BE LOCATED AT BROOKS CROSSING PARK, DESERT BREEZE, POLICE SUBSTATION, PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY, AND THE VETERANS ALWAYS AS PARK.

THIS IS DRIVEN BY THE FIBER MASTER PLAN UPDATES AND UPGRADES THAT WE'RE DOING TO OUR SYSTEM.

THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THIS IS TO MAKE OUR SYSTEM MORE ROBUST AND PREVENT LARGE-SCALE OUTAGES.

THESE BUILDINGS WILL BE FIBER HUBS AND CONTAIN EQUIPMENT THAT WILL ADD PATHWAYS TO OUR NETWORK.

IN THE PAST, THERE HAVE BEEN OUTAGES WHICH THESE WOULD HELP PREVENT AFTER INTERNAL DISCUSSION.

IT WAS DECIDED TO PLACE THEM IN SEPARATE FACILITIES RATHER THAN EXISTING FACILITIES.

THIS IS BECAUSE THE EQUIPMENT WILL BE VERY SOPHISTICATED AND THAT WILL PROVIDE SUFFICIENT SPACE FOR THE BLOOD WOULD ALSO PREVENT TAMPERING OR ACCIDENTS FROM AFFECTING THE SYSTEM THAT WOULD PREVENT FIBER MAINTENANCE FROM INTERFERING WITH OTHER CITY OPERATIONS, SUCH AS POLICE AND FIRE.

AND WITH THAT, I WOULD BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.

NO, I, I APPRECIATE YOU COMING FORWARD.

IT'S JUST A GOOD DECENTRALIZATION OF RESOURCES OF AN AREA GOES OUT.

WE ALWAYS HAVE A BACKUP REDUNDANT PLAN OR REDUNDANT REDUNDANT PLAN.

SO I THOUGHT THIS IS JUST ANOTHER EVOLUTION OF WHAT WE'RE DOING TO PROTECT OUR ROBUST IN OUR FIBER WITHIN THE COMMUNITY ARE SO THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU, DIRECTOR.

DARREN HARDY ITEM

[8. Purchase of Tourism Summer Campaign Services Move to approve the purchase of summer campaign services for the tourism program, from Travelscape, LLC, dba Expedia Group Media Solutions, in an amount not to exceed $50,000. Council Focus Area(s):]

UH, NO, I GOT MY ANSWER ON THIS ONE.

UH, STAFF WAS ABLE TO, UH, UNLESS YOU WANNA MICAH SAY SOMETHING? NO, YOU'RE GOOD, RIGHT? YOU'RE YOU'LL BE HAPPY TO SIT DOWN.

YEAH, NO.

UM, THE TOURISM ONE, UH, THE KEY WAS HOW WE WERE GOING TO CONNECT BETWEEN THE, THE APPLICANT.

I MEAN THE, THE WINNER OF THE BID, HOW THEY WERE GOING TO, UH, DO MEASUREMENTS

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I THINK YOU ANSWERED THAT VERY WELL, THAT THERE WILL BE A LINK TO BE ABLE TO KNOW THAT THIS, UH, WAS DEFINITELY LINKED TO THE, UH, CONTRACT THAT WE GAVE THE EXPEDIA.

SO MY PARAPHRASE IT VERY WELL.

COME ON DOWN.

YEAH.

THROUGH THE MAYOR, UH, COUNCIL ORLANDO.

YES.

THE VA MARKETING GRANT WILL ALLOW US TO TRACK, UM, UM, ROOM NIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH OUR PERFORMANCE MEASURE, TRACKING ON THE EXPEDIA SITE, AS WELL AS HOTELS.COM.

SO WE CAN TRACK THE EFFECTIVENESS OF, UH, VISITORS COMING TO TUCSON SPENDING MONEY.

AND YOU SAID LAST TIME WE HAD LIKE 6,000 ROOMS. WE, WE TRACK TO THIS.

YEAH.

IN A FISCAL YEAR, UH, 21, WE HAD APPROXIMATELY 6,000 ROOM NIGHTS BOOKED THROUGH THIS CAMPAIGN AND WE'RE LOOKING TO EXPAND IT TO SHARE AND DRIVE MORE OCCUPANCY.

AND OUR BUDGET DIRECTOR IS ADDING UP HOW MUCH MONEY THAT CAME TO THE CITY.

SHE'S ALREADY GOT THAT NUMBER.

I'M SURE.

IN HER HEAD RIGHT NOW, I WAS DOING IT IN THE DRIVE OVER.

YEAH.

THANK YOU.

RIGHT.

THANKS MAYOR.

I

[18. Resolution No. 5575 Authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Chandler and City of Phoenix for the Arizona Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Move City Council approve Resolution No. 5575, authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Phoenix Police Department (PPD); and authorizing the Chief of Police to sign, administer, execute, and submit the Agreement and all documents and other necessary instruments in connection with such Agreement. Council Focus Area(s):]

THANK YOU, MARIANNE.

YOU KNOW, A FEW MONTHS AGO I, UH, ATTENDED WITH SEVERAL OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS AND I HAD A HOPE AND CENTERED AROUND, UH, CHILD TRAFFICKING AND INTERNET CRIMES.

AND SO I WANT TO HAVE A BRIEFING ON WHAT WE'RE DOING WITH OTHER CITIES AROUND THE AREA IN CONJUNCTION.

I KNOW WE WERE THE, KIND OF THE TIP OF THE SPEAR IN LEADING THE CHARGE AGAINST THIS QUITE A FEW YEARS AGO, AND I WANT TO CONTINUE TO ELEVATE THE CONVERSATION.

AND SO LET ME GO WHAT WE'RE DOING.

I, YOU THANK YOU.

UH, COUNCIL MEMBER STEWART AND, UH, COUNSEL.

UM, OBVIOUSLY WE'RE DOING A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT THINGS, BUT THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT TASK FORCE THAT WE BELONG TO THE INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN'S TASKFORCE IS A FEDERALLY FUNDED PROGRAM THAT WE'VE BEEN A PART OF SINCE 2004.

SO BY BEING A MEMBER OF THIS PROGRAM, WE'RE ABLE TO LEVERAGE INCREDIBLE RESOURCES, TRAINING EXPERTISE, UH, FUNDING, UM, TO HELP US, UH, IDENTIFY, INVESTIGATE, UH, ARRESTS AND, AND ULTIMATELY PROSECUTE PEOPLE THAT ARE, UH, EXPLOITING OUR CHILDREN ONLINE.

SO THIS IS A, A REQUEST TO, UM, RENEW THIS, THIS, UH, AGREEMENT WITH THE, UH, UH, WITH THE ICAC, THE ARIZONA ICAC.

AND IT'S SOMETHING THAT, UM, THAT FALLS RIGHT IN LINE WITH WHAT WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT FOR A LONG TIME.

SO I APPRECIATE YOU BRINGING THIS TO OUR ATTENTION.

THANK YOU, CHIEF REAL QUICK.

HAS THE FUNDING BEEN INCREASED OVER THE PAST YEARS? ARE YOU SEEING MORE MONEY COMING IN TO SUPPORT THIS PROGRAM? IS THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT? NO, TH TH THIS, THIS PROGRAM ALLOWS US TO LEVERAGE ABOUT $10,000 A YEAR.

SO, UH, WE, WE PAY OUR OWN PERSONNEL.

IT'S NOT, UH, UM, UM, WE ARE NOT PROVIDED FUNDING FOR THE PERSONNEL BY OUR FED, SO IT'S DIFFERENT SOME FROM SOME OTHER CONTRACTS OR OTHER, UH, UM, TASKFORCES WE BELONG TO, BUT, UH, WE LEVERAGE ABOUT $10,000 FOR SPECIFICALLY FOR TRAINING AND, OKAY, THANK YOU, CHIEF.

I'D LIKE TO MAYBE TALK TO YOU OFFLINE ABOUT GETTING SOME MORE FUNDING FOR THIS.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU, CHIEF, UH, COUNSEL, THAT CONCLUDES ALL THE ITEMS THAT HAVE BEEN CALLED IN AND OUR STUDY SESSION ON THURSDAY, WE DO HAVE PUBLIC HEARING AND RELATED ACTION ITEMS. SO WITH THAT, THAT CONCLUDES OUR COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT, STUDY SESSION.