Adoption of Resolutions Appointing Christina Mun as a Member of the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and Appointing Eva Jennings and Dan Poritzky as Members of the Mayor’s Economic Development Advisory Panel.
Well, we don't have an item six because we don't have any anything continued from the previous agenda. So now we have we moving into our regular agenda. And the first item is item seven. Madam Clerk. Adoption of resolutions, appointing Christina Moon as a member of the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and appointing Eva Jennings and Dan Paretsky as members of the Mayor's Economic Development Advisory Panel. So council it is Ms.. Moon who is? I don't believe she was able to to join us this evening. Is that correct, Madam Clerk? Correct. Yes. So we can still vote on her nomination. Can we do all three of the nominations together? Okay. Okay. Two. I have I have. Councilor, we're not quite stand up as a motion. I remove approval of all three candidates. Thank you. And I see Councilmember Desai with his hand up to second. Correct. Okay. Any further discussion? Singh then maybe have a roll call vote, please, Madam Clerk. Somebody, shall I? PEREIRA Spencer, I'm not. Quite high. I may or as the Ashcroft high that carries by five eyes and we have this Jennings here but it looks like we don't have an mr. Prosecutor. So looks like we're missing the. Cases of missing nominees. Well, Ms.. Jennings, you will just stand in for all of the nominees. But first, we we want the clerk to do the swearing in. Are you ready, Madam Clerk? Yes, if you the way your right hand. You saw me to pull the Constitution of the United States, the Constitution. State of California, that you won't faithfully discharge the duties upon which you're about to enter and do. All right. Congratulations. Perfect. Congratulations. Welcome. Thank you for for accepting this nomination and for which you were just unanimously approved. And we would love it if you would just tell us a little bit about you and your interest in serving on this particular advisory committee. All right. Well, thank you, Mayor Ashcraft and members of the city council. As was mentioned, I think it was mentioned, I am currently the dean of Career and Workforce Education at the College of Alameda. And in this role, I continue to focus on career and workforce education, as I have throughout my entire adult working life. So I taught career ed in high school, in community college. I am invested and committed to educating people for careers and. You know, our economic in order to recover from the economic ills that the COVID pandemic brought upon us, it's dependent upon employing Californians with living wage jobs and the jobs that pay a living wage. Require increasing levels of education and training to meet our ever changing technological demands. So I look forward to sharing my knowledge and experience. In. Workforce education to advise the Mayor, City Council and staff on key economic development issues and initiatives. And I read that off the website because I haven't attended the orientation yet, and I don't know the specifics of what that entails. But I am honored to have been nominated to serve and represent the College of Alameda on the Mayor's Economic Development Advisory Panel. I am thankful to the City Council for approving my nomination and for and for my college leadership. Dr. Nathaniel Jones, the president, and Dr. Diana Bahrami, Vice President of Instruction for their support. I look forward to contributing as best I can and to this important work. And I want to thank you very much for the opportunity. Thank you so much for agreeing to serve. You will be a valuable member and bring a much added dimension to this this panel. So and you will be a quick study once you have. Your orientation. And first meeting and get to meet your fellow panelists. So thank you so much. We are delighted to welcome you on board. Thank you. I look forward to it. All right. Thank you so much. Okay, then we are moving right along to item seven. Be Madam Kirk for you. Introduce this item for us, please. Imitation to provide direction to staff to pursue one or more options for reducing the negative impacts and public safety challenges associated with automobile oriented events at Alameda Point.