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City Council ~Genoa CITY OF VENTURA CITY COUNCIL ~GENOA Supplemental Information Packet Agenda Item.- Father Serra Statue Posted July 15, 2020 (Input received by noon July 15, 2020) Special Meeting of July 15, 2020 Supplemental Information: Any agenda related public documents received and~istributed to a majority of the City Council after the Agenda Packet is printed are included in Supplemental Packets. Supplemental Packets are produced as needed. The Supplemental Packet is available in the City Clerk's Office, 501 Poli Street, Room 204, Ventura, during normal business hours as well as on the City's Website - www.cityofventura.ca.gov https://www.cityofventura.ca.gov/1236/City-Council-Public-Hearing-NoticesSuppl Ventura City Council Agenda www.cityofventura.ca.gov Tracy Oehler From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 4:04 PM To: City Clerk Subject: -EXT- Online Form Submittal: Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Disclosure: Providing your name and contact information is optional to participate in a Public Meeting, however by providing, it will allow staff to follow-up with you on your item. You may only submit one comment form per agenda item. Submission Deadlines: Submit by hour listed below on Meeting Date OR before Agenda Item Concludes during a Live Meeting to be considered part of the record. City Council - by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Water Commission - by 3 pm on Meeting Date I Administrative Hearings by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Design Review Committee by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Historic Preservation Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Planning Commission by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Parks and Recreation Commission by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Downtown Parking Advisory Committee by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Economic Development Strategy Committee (Council Committee) by Noon on Meeting Date I Finance, Audit and Budget Council Committee Meetings by 2 p.m. on Meeting Date I Safe, Clean and Homeless Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Public Input on the Father Serra Statue - select City Council for the Legislative Body when completing this form Name Daniel Warnert Address Phone Number Email Address Name of legislative body City Council Meeting Date 7/14/2020 Select a Topic: Public Input: Father Serra Statue Written Comments Please keep the statue where it is. Those who are clamoring to have it removed are ignorant of his history. Reading available sources shows that he was anything but cruel or racist. He often stood up to the Spanish soldiers to protect the indians and taught them agricultural techniques to enhance their harvests. 1 Tracy Oehler From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 4:14 PM To: City Clerk Subject: -EXT- Online Form Submittal: Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Disclosure: Providing your name and contact information is optional to participate in a Public Meeting, however by providing, it will allow staff to follow-up with you on your item. You may only submit one comment form per agenda item. Submission Deadlines: Submit by hour listed below on Meeting Date OR before Agenda Item Concludes during a Live Meeting to be considered part of the record. City Council - by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Water Commission - by 3 pm on Meeting Date I Administrative Hearings by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Design Review Committee by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Historic Preservation Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Planning Commission by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Parks and Recreation Commission by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Downtown Parking Advisory Committee by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Economic Development Strategy Committee (Council Committee) by Noon on Meeting Date I Finance, Audit and Budget Council Committee Meetings by 2 p.m. on Meeting Date I Safe, Clean and Homeless Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Public Input on the Father Serra Statue - select City Council for the Legislative Body when completing this form Name Gwen Mulligan Address Phone Number _,_______________ _ Email Address ---------- Name of legislative body City Council Meeting Date 7/15/2020 Select a Topic: Public Comments Written Comments How dare you 7 people vote in my endorsement of blm, you are a bunch of cowards! I would NEVER support this racist movement!!!!! I will NOT be voting for any of you in the future and am telling as many people as possible about your cowardly decisions. Just terrible, I am outrageously disappointed in my city. YOU DO NOT REPRESENT MY VOTE NOR OPINIONS!!! 1 Trae::y Oehler From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 4:25 PM To: City Clerk Subject: -EXT- Online Form Submittal: Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Disclosure: Providing your name and contact information is optional to participate in a Public Meeting, however by providing, it will allow staff to follow-up with you on your item. You may only submit one comment form per agenda item. Submission Deadlines: Submit by hour listed below on Meeting Date OR before Agenda Item Concludes during a Live Meeting to be considered part of the record. City Council - by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Water Commission - by 3 pm on Meeting Date I Administrative Hearings by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Design Review Committee by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Historic Preservation Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Planning Commission by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Parks and Recreation Commission by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Downtown Parking Advisory Committee by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Economic Development Strategy Committee (Council Committee) by Noon on Meeting Date I Finance, Audit and Budget Council Committee Meetings by 2 p.m. on Meeting Date I Safe, Clean and Homeless Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Public Input on the Father Serra Statue - select City Council for the Legislative Body when completing this form Name Marsha Lucero-Love _Ad_d_r_e_ss________ Ventura, CA. 93001 Ph_o_n_e_N_u_m_b_e_r-----~'----------------Email Address - - Name of legislative body City Council Meeting Date 7/15/2020 Select a Topic: Public Input: Father Serra Statue Written Comments This statue does not represent the values of our community. It is an outdated monument that is only a painful reminder of the lives that were innocently taken by this man and many others like him. It needs to be taken down immediately. Upload Files Field not completed. 1 Tracy Oehler From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 4:35 PM To: City Clerk Subject: -EXT- Online Form Submittal: Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Disclosure: Providing your name and contact information is optional to participate in a Public Meeting, however by providing, it will allow staff to follow-up with you on your item. You may only submit one comment form per agenda item. Submission Deadlines: Submit by hour listed below on Meeting Date OR before Agenda Item Concludes during a Live Meeting to be considered part of the record. City Council - by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Water Commission - by 3 pm on Meeting Date I Administrative Hearings by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Design Review Committee by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Historic Preservation Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Planning Commission by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Parks and Recreation Commission by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Downtown Parking Advisory Committee by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Economic Development Strategy Committee (Council Committee) by Noon on Meeting Date I Finance, Audit and Budget Council Committee Meetings by 2 p.m. on Meeting Date I Safe, Clean and Homeless Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Public Input on the Father Serra Statue - select City Council for the Legislative Body when completing this form Name Mary Davis Address Phone Number _Em_ai_lA_d_d_r_es_s __________________ Name of legislative body City Council Meeting Date 7/15/2020 Select a Topic: Field not completed. Written Comments Padre Serra did what he thought was right at the time. He didn't know what would transpire. He didn't get up in the morning planning ways to destroy natives. However, Abuse happened. Years later, current natives say their hearts are destroyed by seeing this symbol of sad history. Let's place the Padre on holy ground and keep his many wise faces on the building (nobody's mad about those yet, are they?!). Let's leave 1 the base empty until native people's fund and build something they feel is appropriate. (Natives ideas, native funds, native effort.) Upload Files Field not completed. Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. CAUTION: This email originated from outside the City of Ventura. Exercise caution when opening attachments or clicking links, especially from unknown senders. 2 Tracy Oehler From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 4:35 PM To: City Clerk Subject: -EXT- Online Form Submittal: Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Electronic Agenda/Public Comment Form Disclosure: Providing your name and contact information is optional to participate in a Public Meeting, however by providing, it will allow staff to follow-up with you on your item. You may only submit one comment form per agenda item. Submission Deadlines: Submit by hour listed below on Meeting Date OR before Agenda Item Concludes during a Live Meeting to be considered part of the record. City Council - by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Water Commission - by 3 pm on Meeting Date I Administrative Hearings by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Design Review Committee by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Historic Preservation Committee by 2 pm on Meeting Date I Planning Commission by 4 pm on Meeting Date I Parks and Recreation Commission by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Downtown Parking Advisory Committee by 1 pm on Meeting Date I Economic Development Strategy Committee (Council Committee) by Noon on Meeting Date I Finance, Audit and Budget Council Committee Meetings by 2 p.m.
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