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REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
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ORANGE
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA |
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BOARD
HEARING ROOM, FIRST FLOOR
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400 W. Civic Center Drive |
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Santa Ana, California
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DONALD P. WAGNER
CHAIRMAN
Third District |
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ANDREW DO VICE
CHAIRMAN First
District |
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VICENTE SARMIENTO
SUPERVISOR
Second District |
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DOUG
CHAFFEE SUPERVISOR Fourth
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KATRINA FOLEY
SUPERVISOR
Fifth District
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ATTENDANCE:All Present
EXCUSED:None
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PRESENT:
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COUNTY
EXECUTIVE OFFICER |
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Frank
Kim |
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COUNTY
COUNSEL |
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Leon
J. Page |
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CLERK
OF THE BOARD |
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Robin
Stieler |
INVOCATION:Supervisor
Sarmiento, Second District, gave the invocation
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:Supervisor
Chaffee, Fourth District, led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance
I.PRESENTATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS
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Chairman Wagner
presented a resolution proclaiming October 8th - 14th, 2023 as
"Fire Prevention Week" |
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Chairman Wagner
presented a resolution proclaiming October 2023 as "Domestic
Violence Awareness Month" |
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Supervisor Sarmiento
presented a resolution proclaiming October 23rd - 29th, 2023
as "Respiratory Care Week" |
II.CONSENT CALENDAR (Items 1-11)
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21453
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ITEM 5 WHICH WAS CONTINUED TO
10/31/23, 9:30 A.M.; AND ITEM 1 WHICH WAS PULLED FOR
DISCUSSION AND SEPARATE VOTE |
ELECTED
DEPARTMENT HEADS
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1.
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Sheriff-Coroner - Approve
agreement with Orange County Sheriff's Museum &
Education Center for donation of items listed in Exhibit
A and to loan items from Museum for display at Orange County
Sheriff-Coroner Department Technology Center listed in Exhibit
B; authorize Sheriff-Coroner or designee to execute agreement
and amend Exhibit B under certain conditions and make related
findings - District 2 (Continued from 9/12/23, Item 6) |
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12453
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
OC
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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2.
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Authorize
OC Public Libraries to accept funding award from Santiago
Library System for patron internet service provider fees
($89,432) - All Districts |
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3.
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Accept
monetary donation from Angelo Madrigal Living Trust for the
Fountain Valley Branch Library ($53,100); and authorize
Director or designee to execute related documents - District 1
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GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION
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Clerk
of the Board: |
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4.
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Approve
initial Conflict of Interest Code for ExploreK12, a
California Public Charter School - District 2 |
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5.
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Approve
initial Conflict of Interest Code for California Republic
Leadership Academy, a California Public Charter School -
District 5 |
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21453
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CONTINUED
TO 10/31/23, 9:30 A.M.
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6.
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Approve
initial Conflict of Interest Code for Orange County School
of the Arts, a California Public Charter School -
District 2 |
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7.
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Approve
proposed amendments to the Conflict of Interest Code
Designated Filer Exhibits for Placentia-Yorba Linda
Unified School District - Districts 3 and 4 |
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8.
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Approve
proposed amendments to the Conflict of Interest Code
Designated Filer Exhibits for Orange County Sanitation
District - All Districts |
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9.
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Approve
proposed amendments to the Conflict of Interest Code
Designated Filer Exhibits for Magnolia School District -
Districts 2 and 4 |
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10.
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County Executive Office -
Approve
revised Commission to End Homelessness Bylaws adding a
voting member seat for Medi-Cal Managed Care Health Plan
representative - All Districts |
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11.
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Chairman Wagner and Vice
Chairman Do - Approve
addition of County-wide Annual Holiday Open House hosted
by Orange County Board of Supervisors to County Events
Calendar; and make related findings per Government Code
Section 26227 |
END
OF CONSENT CALENDAR
III.DISCUSSION ITEMS (Items 12-S28I)
ELECTED
DEPARTMENT HEADS
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12.
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Clerk-Recorder - Approve
contract MA-059-23011544 with BMI Imaging Systems, Inc. for
truncation and software maintenance services, 11/1/23 -
10/31/26 ($139,856); and authorize County Procurement Officer
or Deputized designee to execute contract - All Districts |
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12453
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
HEALTH
CARE AGENCY
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13.
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Approve
amendment 2 to contract MA-042-22011557 with Cerner
Corporation for electronic health record maintenance,
support and remote hosting services, 10/17/23 - 6/30/25
($390,000; cumulative total $16,254,934); and authorize County
Procurement Officer or Deputized designee to execute amendment
- All Districts |
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51243
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
JOHN
WAYNE AIRPORT
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14.
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Select
qualified food and beverage concession operator for Food and
Beverage Package Two and select retail concession
operators for Retail Package One and Retail Package Two for
Concession Development Program; authorize Director or designee
to negotiate lease agreements for Board approval; and
authorize Director or designee to negotiate lease agreements
with qualified operators for Food and Beverage Package One for
Board approval - District 5 |
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51243
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SELECTED HOST
INTERNATIONAL INC. FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE PACKAGE TWO |
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MOTION TO SELECT
PARADIES LAGARDERE @ SNA, LLC FOR RETAIL PACKAGE ONE
FAILED FOR LACK OF SECOND
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31245
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SELECTED HUDSON GROUP
(HG) RETAIL, LLC FOR RETAIL PACKAGE ONE |
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51243
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SELECTED PARADIES
LAGARDERE @ SNA, LLC FOR RETAIL PACKAGE TWO |
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53124
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AUTHORIZED THE AIRPORT
DIRECTOR OR DESIGNEE TO NEGOTIATE LEASE AGREEMENTS WITH
SELECTED OPERATORS AND RETURN TO THE BOARD FOR APPROVAL
AND AWARD OF LEASE AGREEMENTS
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52143
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DIRECTED AIRPORT
DIRECTOR OR DESIGNEE TO NEGOTIATE FOOD AND BEVERAGE
PACKAGE ONE WITH QUALIFIED FOOD AND BEVERAGE OPERATORS AND
RETURN TO THE BOARD FOR AWARD OF A LEASE AGREEMENT |
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15.
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Approve
amendment 1 to renew contract MA-280-21010791 with Landrum
& Brown Incorporated for National Environmental
Policy Act document preparation for John Wayne Airport General
Aviation Improvement Program, 1/1/24 - 12/31/26 ($100,000;
cumulative total $302,930); and authorize County Procurement
Officer or Deputized designee to execute amendment - District
5 |
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54123
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
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16.
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Approve
amendment 2 to Parking Facilities and Valet Parking
Operating Agreement with LAZ Parking California, LLC for
management and operation of self-parking and valet parking
facilities and for operation of traffic control in designated
Transportation Network Companies pick-up areas, commencing
11/1/23 ($43,783 per month; monthly total $412,941); and make
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) exemption findings
under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301 - District 5 |
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52143
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
OC
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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17.
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Approve
contract MA-012-23011449 with Landscape West Management
Services, Inc. for landscape maintenance services,
12/1/23 - 11/30/26 ($501,000; cumulative total $1,503,000);
renewable for one additional two-year term; authorize County
Procurement Officer or Deputized designee to execute contract;
and make California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) exemption
findings under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15301 and 15304 -
District 5 |
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52143
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
OC
PUBLIC WORKS
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18.
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Approve
purchase order for retroactive payment to Inter-Pacific,
Inc. for O'Neill Regional Park Nine Restrooms Electrical
Panel Boards Replacement Project ($147,230) - Districts 3 and
5 |
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53124
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
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Acting
as the Board of Supervisors and Orange County Flood Control
District: |
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19.
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Approve
amendments 1 and 2 to renew contracts with various firms for
on-call road and bikeway engineering services, 11/17/23
- 11/16/25 ($1,200,000 each; aggregate total $6,000,000); and
authorize Director or designee to execute amendments - All
Districts |
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41253
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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20.
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Approve
amendments 1, 2 and 3 to renew contracts with various firms
for on-call construction services - construction
management and inspection services, 11/17/23 - 11/16/25
($400,000 each; aggregate total $4,000,000); and authorize
Director or designee to execute amendments - All Districts |
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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OC
WASTE & RECYCLING
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21.
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Approve
contract MA-299-23011568 with Whittier Fertilizer Company
for on-site chip and grind services, 11/17/23 - 11/16/26
($4,500,000); renewable for one additional two-year term
($3,000,000); authorize County Procurement Officer or
Deputized designee to execute contract and make minor changes
under certain conditions; and consider application of
Mitigated Negative Declarations No. 710 and No. 675 with
Addendum No. 1 and other findings - Districts 3, 4 and 5 |
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45123
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
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22.
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Approve
amendment 2 to renew contract MA-299-20010242 with Ron
Dietz, Inc. dba Dietz Hydroseeding Company for
hydroseeding services, 11/23/23 - 11/22/24 ($365,000;
cumulative total $1,990,000); and authorize County Procurement
Officer or Deputized designee to execute amendment - Districts
3, 4 and 5 |
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34125
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION
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23.
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County Counsel - Consider
first reading of "An Ordinance of the County of Orange,
California Adding Sections 1-2-32 and 1-2-118.1 of the
Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange Regarding the
Elections of the Public Administrator and Coroner"; and set
second reading and adoption for 10/31/23, 9:30 a.m. - All
Districts |
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14253
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
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County
Executive Office: |
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24.
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Approve
grant applications/awards submitted by OC Public Works,
Health Care Agency, County Executive Office,
Sheriff-Coroner, OC Community Resources and District Attorney,
retroactive grant application/award submitted by
Sheriff-Coroner and ratify grant application/award submitted
by Social Services Agency in 10/17/23 grant report and other
actions as recommended; adopt resolution authorizing Director
of OC Public Works or designee to request OCTA to allocate
$1,424,000 for Antonio Parkway Corridor Improvement Program
from Regional Traffic Signal Synchronization Program; adopt
resolution authorizing Sheriff-Coroner to accept grant from
California Department of Parks and Recreation, Division of
Boating and Waterways for abandoned watercraft abatement
($51,000); and authorize Sheriff-Coroner or designee to
execute related documents - All Districts |
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53124
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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RESO: 23-123 - 23-124
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25.
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Approve
recommended positions on introduced or amended legislation
and/or consider other legislative subject matters - All
Districts |
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RECEIVED
AND FILED
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26.
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Select
primary and alternate firm to provide Federal Legislative
Advocacy services; authorize County Procurement Officer
or Deputized designee to negotiate contracts and return to the
Board for approval no later than 11/28/23 - All Districts |
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13245
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MOTION
TO SELECT POTOMAC PARTNERS DC AS PRIMARY FIRM AND TOWNSEND
PUBLIC AFFAIRS, INC. AS SECONDARY FIRM FAILED TO CARRY |
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42153
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SELECTED
TOWNSEND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, INC. AS PRIMARY FIRM AND POTOMAC
PARTNERS DC AS SECONDARY FIRM TO PROVIDE FEDERAL
LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY SERVICES
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Approve
amendment 7 to renew Regional Cooperative Agreement
MA-017-16010594 with Iron Mountain Inc. dba Iron
Mountain Information Management, LLC for off-site data storage
and retrieval services, 1/1/24 - 12/31/25; renewable for two
optional one-year terms without Board approval; approve
amendment 7 to renew Orange County Information and Technology
subordinate contract MA-017-16011151 with Iron Mountain
Information Management, LLC for off-site data storage and
retrieval services, 1/1/24 - 12/31/24 ($52,000; cumulative
total $607,970); authorize County Procurement Officer or
Deputized designee to execute amendments; and authorize County
departments to execute amendments to renew their subordinate
contracts with Iron Mountain Information Management, LLC for
off-site data storage and retrieval services, 1/1/24 -
12/31/25, in amount not to exceed average annual value of
prior years- All
Districts |
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12453
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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28.
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Approve
contract MA-017-24010341 with ePlus Technology, Inc. for
Palo Alto Network firewalls and related services
utilizing National Association of State Procurement Officials
ValuePoint master agreement, 10/17/23 - 10/16/28 ($1,733,701);
and authorize County Procurement Officer or Deputized designee
to exercise cost contingency increase not to exceed 10% under
certain conditions and execute contract - All Districts |
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14253
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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S28A.
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Supervisor Chaffee - Approve
addition of Halloween/Fall Festival events to County Events
Calendar; and make related findings per Government Code
Section 26227 |
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41253
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
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Supervisor
Foley: |
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S28B.
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Adopt
resolution proclaiming October 2023 as "Breast Cancer
Awareness Month" |
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35124
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APPROVED
AS AMENDED TO ADD SUSAN G. KOMEN FOUNDATION, AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY, BREASTCANCER.ORG, BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
FOUNDATION AND YOUNG SURVIVOR COALITION TO RESOLUTION
RECOGNIZING OCTOBER AS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH |
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RESO: 23-125 |
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S28C.
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Adopt
resolution proclaiming October 15, 2023 as "Pregnancy and
Infant Loss Remembrance Day" |
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53124
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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RESO: 23-126 |
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S28D.
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Orange
County Senior Citizens Advisory Council - Reappoint Patty
Barnett Mouton, Laguna Niguel, for term concurrent with
5th District Supervisor's term of office |
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53124
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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S28E.
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Adopt
resolution to "Support Armenian Human Rights and Call for an
End to Hostilities"; and direct CEO Legislative Affairs
to send copies of resolution to Co-Chairs of Congressional
Caucus on Armenia |
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APPROVED
AMENDED RESOLUTION PROPOSED BY SUPERVISOR FOLEY, 1) ADDING
NEW STATEMENT TO RESOLUTION "WHEREAS, THE FOUNDING
PROSECUTOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT LUIS MORENO
OCAMPO DECLARED THAT AZERBAIJAN'S BLOCKADE AND SUBSEQUENT
MILITARY ACTION AGAINST ARTSAKH CONSTITUTES GENOCIDE;
AND"; AND 2) AMENDING STATEMENT IN RESOLUTION DELETING
'COERCED EVACUATION' AND ADDING 'FORCED DEPORTATION' IN
STATEMENT TO READ AS FOLLOWS: "WHEREAS, IN AUGUST OF 2023,
THE FORCED DEPORTATION OF THE ESTIMATED 120,000 ETHNIC
ARMENIANS BEGAN; THIS ECHOES THE FORCED DEATH MARCHES
ACROSS THE SYRIAN DESERT DURING THE 1915 ARMENIAN
GENOCIDE; AND'.
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RESO: 23-127 |
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Chairman
Wagner: |
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S28F.
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Placentia
Library District Board of Trustees - Appoint Dr. Voiza
Arnold, Placentia to complete term ending 12/4/24 |
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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S28G.
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Approve
allocation of $50,000 from Third District discretionary
funds to Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Orange
County; make related findings per Government Code Section
26227; authorize County Executive Officer or designee to
negotiate and enter into agreement as necessary; and direct
Auditor-Controller to make related payments |
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35124
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APPROVED
AS RECOMMENDED
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S28H.
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Supervisor Foley - Orange
County Workforce Development Board - Appoint Anna Lisa
Lukes, Aliso Viejo and Doug Mangione, Capistrano Beach,
for terms concurrent with 5th District Supervisor's term of
office |
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52143
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
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S28I.
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Supervisor Chaffee - Approve
addition of Orange County Taxpayers Association Events and
Goodwill Orange County Events to County Events Calendar; and
make related findings per government Code Section 26227 |
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41253
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
IV.PUBLIC HEARINGS (Item 29)
ELECTED
DEPARTMENT HEADS
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29.
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Sheriff-Coroner - Public
Hearing to consider adopting resolution approving increase
in fees for use of gun range at Sandra Hutchens Regional
Training Center, effective upon Board approval; and
superseding Resolution 97-297 - District 2 |
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B.O.
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CLOSED PUBLIC HEARING |
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14253
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APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED |
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RESO:
23-128 |
V.CLOSED SESSION (Items CS-1-SCS5)
GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION
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CS-1.
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County Counsel - CONFERENCE
WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION - Pursuant to
Government Code Section 54956.9(d)(1): |
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B.O.
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COUNTY COUNSEL READ: THE
BOARD UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED A PROPOSED $95,000 SETTLEMENT
IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS CASE MELANIE SMITH V. COUNTY OF
ORANGE.IN THIS CASE,
PLAINTIFF ALLEGED VARIOUS CIVIL RIGHTS CLAIMS AND PERSONAL
INJURIES IN CONNECTION WITH AN INVESTIGATIVE PROBATION
SEARCH OF HER HOME BY ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
PERSONNEL.THE
SETTLEMENT REMAINS SUBJECT TO THE FINAL APPROVAL OF
OTHERS.WHEN THE
SETTLEMENT IS FINALIZED, COPIES OF THE SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE OFFICE OF
CEO-RISK MANAGEMENT TO ANY PERSON WHO INQUIRES. |
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County
Executive Office: |
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CS-2.
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CONFERENCE
WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR - Pursuant to Government Code Section
54957.6: |
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B.O.
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HELD,
NO REPORTABLE ACTION
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CS-3.
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PUBLIC
EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION - Pursuant to Government
Code Section 54957(b): |
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B.O.
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HELD,
NO REPORTABLE ACTION
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County
Counsel: |
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SCS4.
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CONFERENCE
WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION: Pursuant to
Government Code Section 54956.9(d)(1): |
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B.O.
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COUNTY
COUNSEL READ: THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED A PROPOSED
$245,000 SETTLEMENT OF EMINENT DOMAIN LITIGATION, COUNTY
OF ORANGE V. LEEPER, TO OBTAIN EASEMENTS ON PROPERTY OWNED
BY EDWARD AND ROSANA ISLAS THAT ARE NECESSARY FOR THE
COMPLETION OF THE 66-MILE OC BIKE LOOP.IN
CONNECTION WITH THIS APPROVAL, THE BOARD ALSO AUTHORIZED
COUNTY COUNSEL AND THE AUDITOR-CONTROLLER TO TAKE ALL
ACTIONS NECESSARY TO EFFECTUATE THIS SETTLEMENT.THE
SETTLEMENT REMAINS SUBJECT TO THE FINAL APPROVAL OF
OTHERS.WHEN THE
SETTLEMENT IS FINALIZED, COPIES OF THE SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE OFFICE OF
COUNTY COUNSEL TO ANY PERSON WHO INQUIRES. |
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SCS5.
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CONFERENCE
WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION - Pursuant to
Government Code Section 54956.9(d)(1): |
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B.O.
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HELD,
NO REPORTABLE ACTION
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VI.PUBLIC, CEO, ADJOURNMENT &
BOARD COMMENTS
PUBLIC
COMMENTS:
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Steve Rocco - Oral re:
Clark Gable was married in Santa Ana; Marlon Brando lived on
the same street as Mr. Rocco in Santa Ana and both actors
appeared in the movie 'Mutiny on the Bounty'; Albert Camus,
French philosopher, developed the theory of replacement |
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Kahina Kaci - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support |
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Miriam - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support; requested to retract statement and apologize to
the Palestinians, Arabs and the Muslim community |
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Adita Arya - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine; insightful hate speech incites violence such as
Palestinian American boy stabbed to death by landlord in
Chicago; electeds should be held accountable for their actions
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support; Board should not select one race, religion or
ethnicity over another and support all constituents |
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Amal Alkalla - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support; bullying and placing target on children's back
due to political bias |
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Aliya Yousufi - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine; Palestinian American boy stabbed to death and
mother injured by landlord in Chicago |
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Noor - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine; Palestinian American boy stabbed to death by
landlord in Chicago; will campaign for Chairman Wagner's
replacement during upcoming election |
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Gibran Stout - Oral re:
Non-profit that provides affordable or free equestrian
experiences to urban youth; asked Board to renew support of
the preservation of the equestrian facilities at the Orange
County Fairgrounds |
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Mirvette Judeh - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support; hate statement puts target on the backs of
Muslims, Palestinians and Arabs; family called terrorists
countless times due to hate mongering statements |
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Rashad Al-Dabbagh - Oral
re: Executive Director of the Arab-American Civic Council;
expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine; statement did not acknowledge the historical and
ongoing ethnic cleansing of Palestinians by the Israeli
apartheid; requested to retract statement and denounce the
ethnic cleansing and anti-Palestinian racism and propaganda;
and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for their
support |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine which places her and her community at increased risk
of hate crimes; and acknowledged Supervisors Chaffee and
Sarmiento for their support |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine; not calling acts of violence by other faiths
'terrorism' is racism; electeds should be held accountable for
their actions |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Palestinian American boy stabbed to death and mother
injured by landlord in Chicago; reminded Board of their duties
and responsibility towards all their constituents and values
they claim to represent; expressed objection to the October
10th statement by Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding
Israel and Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and
Sarmiento for their support |
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Amin Nash - Oral re:
Policy and research coordinator for the Arab-American Civic
Council; expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine |
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Penelope Lopez - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and requested to denounce the ethnic cleansing and
anti-Palestinian racism and propaganda; Palestinian American
boy stabbed to death by landlord in Chicago |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support; children have been called terrorists;Palestinian
American boy stabbed to death by landlord in Chicago was due
to hateful speech and misinformation that has flooded the
media, fueled by Islamophobic and anti-Palestinian bigotry |
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Mustafa - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support; Palestinian American boy stabbed to death by
landlord in Chicago |
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Diana Corral - Oral re:
President of American Federation of State, County &
Municipal Employees (AFSME) Local 2076; work performed by
Eligibility Technicians |
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Kendra Romans - Oral re:Eligibility Technicians
struggling with case loads and daily tasks; difficult keeping
up with State mandated processing timelines |
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Hanh Le - Oral re:
Eligibility worker; refusal to hire staff and workload is
increasing |
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Jose Balderas - Oral re:
County pays Eligibility Technicians lower than the market
rate; Los Angeles, Riverside and San Diego Counties pay their
Eligibility Technicians more than Orange County |
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Francisca Ramirez - Oral
re: Eligibility Technicians are overworked and underpaid;
requested metal detectors at Social Services Agency's (SSA)
Garden Grove office due to clients who are homeless or on
drugs; Sheriff deputy was bit by dog since clients are allowed
to bring anything into SSA office; requested a better working
environment |
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Araceli Guillen - Oral
re: County's assessment of economic conditions during budget
hearings revealed 3% growth in property taxes, zero increase
in sales tax, increased jobs and growth; zero increase in
compensation while inflation continues to rise; County needs
to keep up with inflation and provide employees with a living
wage |
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Sam Flores - Oral re:
Eligibility worker at Santa Ana Regional Center and member of
the American Federation of State, County & Municipal
Employees (AFSME) Local 2076; worked performed by Eligibility
Workers and staffing shortage
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Cory Cordova - Oral re:
Increased workload for Eligibility Workers and staffing
shortages |
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Zain Yamani - Oral re:
Shared event from the first Persian Gulf War; urged Board to
learn from history, educate themselves and to not believe
everything they hear; read book written by former President
Carter |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for their
statement regarding the Israeli Palestinian conflict;
Palestinian American boy stabbed to death by landlord in
Chicago; dehumanizing portrayal of Palestinians by the |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine |
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Lupna Hamad - Oral re:
Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Condemn Islamophobic statement; and expressed objection to
the October 10th statement by Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner
regarding Israel and Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee
and Sarmiento for their support |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support |
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Dr. Mohamad Abdelfattah
- Oral re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement
by Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and puts all Palestinian Americans and Muslim
Americans at risk; and Palestinian American boy stabbed to
death by landlord in Chicago |
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Ilya Tseglin - Oral re:
Wisdom of the Board, supporting constitution and law;
condition of his son |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and thanked Supervisors Chaffee and Sarmiento for
their support |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Add discussion of the Voters Choice Act to agenda for free
and fair elections |
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Juliana M. - Oral re:
Jewish American standing for Palestine; expressed objection to
the October 10th statement by Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner
regarding Israel and Palestine |
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Dinorah - Oral re:
Dishonestly in housing; voucher was stolen in Anaheim |
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Bryan
Kaye - Oral re: Stop Roundup from being sold at the market;
thanked Armenian and Palestinian survivors of the
holocaust; shared picture of mother and father donating blood
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Eileen Mc Dermott - Oral
re: Orange County has millions of dollars but still have
homeless veterans living on the street; election integrity and
fraud |
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Roseann - Oral re:
Orange County Chair for New California State; nineteen
Registrar of Voters left California thanks to New California's
declaration and algorithmically declarations; requested an
agenda item to fix our elections |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Ballot harvesting by clerk in Georgia and questions
regarding Orange County elections; Board in is violation of
Article 1, Section 3 of the California Constitution |
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Pat Micone - Oral re:
Add discussion of opting out of the Voters Choice Act on the
October 31 agenda |
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Linda Koelling - Oral
re: Election and voting integrity; add discussion of the
Voters Choice Act on an agenda |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Concerned voter who would like to have a secure and safe
environment for voters; add discussion item to the agenda for
precinct voting, paper ballots, hand counting, voter
identification, opt out of Voters Choice Act and removal of
Bob Page |
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Brian Isley - Oral re:
Get rid of the Voters Choice Act; problems in other states
with their elections including lawsuit in Arizona; Orange
County Registrar of Voters does not verify all absentee ballot
signatures as required per California law |
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Eric Neshanian - Oral
re: Stands with Palestinians, Arabs and Muslim communities;
Israel is complicit in the ethnic cleansing of Armenian ethnic
Christians from their ancestral homelands; spoke at the Orange
County Human Relations Commission and emailed his comments to
the Board but no one has responded |
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Wassin Estwani - Oral
re: October 10th statement by Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner
regarding Israel and Palestine will not keep people safe but
fuel hate crimes in Orange County; urge Board Members to
withdrawal statement |
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Cheryl - Oral re:
Honoring different nationalities instead of focusing on who we
are as Americans; free and fair elections |
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Name not provided - Oral
re: Expressed objection to the October 10th statement by
Supervisors Do, Foley and Wagner regarding Israel and
Palestine and requested to retract statement |
VI.PUBLIC, CEO, ADJOURNMENT &
BOARD COMMENTS.
COUNTY
EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMENTS:
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None |
ADJOURNED:3:07 P.M.
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Adjourned in memory of
Mike Anderson
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BOARD
COMMENTS:
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Supervisor Foley - Oral
re:Thanked Supervisor
Sarmiento for his moving invocation; apologized for any pain
she may have unintentionally caused to the community; her
priority continues to be to build coalitions and to oppose
hate and violence of any kind, her door remains open to meet
with Arab and Muslim leaders from her District; Hamas is a
terrorist organization and is not representative of our
community; speakers who spoke at the meetings are not part of
a terrorist organization; targeted attacks on our Muslim,
Arab-Americans and our Palestinian neighbors are unacceptable,
and this type of hate and violence has no place in Orange
County |
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Chairman Wagner - Oral
re: Does not condone violence against Palestinians or anyone
else; expressed disappointment that no speakers condemned
Hamas or statements and actions done in the name of a
religion; Hamas is making the Islamic community here and
around the world look bad; Bob Page has answered questions
from the community regarding elections including the Voters
Choice Act; Governor not only signed legislation permitting
balloting harvesting but recently signed legislation stripping
Counties ability to move away frommachines
and voter choices |
***KEY***
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Left
Margin Notes |
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1.
= Supervisor Do |
A.=Abstained |
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2. = Supervisor Sarmiento |
X.=Excused |
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3. = Supervisor Wagner |
N.=No |
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4. = Supervisor Chaffee |
BO=Board Order |
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5. = Supervisor Foley |
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ORD.= Ordinance |
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RESO. = Resolution |
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Above
numbers refer to Supervisorial Districts (1st number = Moved by; 2nd
number = Seconded by)
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Chairman, Orange County Board of Supervisors |
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Orange County Clerk of the Board |