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Home My WebLink AboutCouncil Packet - 8/2/2021 COUNCIL WORK SESSION August 2, 2021 Time indicated below Harold E. Getty Council Chambers RULES FOR WORK SESSION PUBLIC COMMENT Iowa Code Chapter 21 gives the public the right to attend council meetings, but it does not require cities to allow public participation except during public hearings. The city council shall not receive any public comment during a work session. Roll Call Agenda, as proposed or amended Approval of Minutes Minutes of July 19, 2021, Work Session, as proposed. 3:30 p.m. Discussion of Waterloo Housing Authority and Neighborhood Services operations. Submitted By:Julie Dawson,Housing Authority Director&Felicia Smith-Nalls,Neighborhood Services Approx. Discussion of changes to the Shared Mobility Device Ordinance and 4:10 p.m. presentation from Helbiz Iowa, LLC. Submitted By:Martin M. Petersen,City Attorney ADJOURNMENT Kelley Felchle City Clerk CITY OF WATERLOO Council Communication Minutes of July 19, 2021, Work Session, as proposed. City Council Meeting: 8/2/2021 Prepared: REVIEWERS: Department Reviewer Action Date Clerk Office Higby, Nancy Approved 7/27/2021 - 1:05 PM ATTACHMENTS: Description Type U Work Session Minutes of July 19, 2021 Backup Material COUNCIL WORK SESSION July 19, 2021 2:45 p.m. Harold E. Getty Council Chambers Members present: Boesen, Amos, Morrissey, Klein, Feuss, Grieder, and Juon. Mr. Feuss arrived at 3:30 p.m. 160211 -Grieder/Amos that the Agenda, as proposed, be approved. Voice-vote Ayes: Six. Motion carried. 160212 -Grieder/Amos that the Minutes of July 6, 2021, as proposed, be approved. Voice-vote Ayes: Six. Motion carried. Discussion of an amendment to the Shared Mobility Device ordinance. Martin Petersen, City Attorney, reviewed proposed changes to the shared mobility device ordinance with the council. Department update from the Waterloo Human Rights Commission. Abraham Funchess, Executive Director of the Waterloo Human Rights Commission, provided an overview of department operations. City council members discussed Waterloo Human Rights Commission department operations with Director Funchess. Presentation from University of Iowa Initiative for Sustainable Communities. Travis Krause, Associate Professor, School of Planning & Public Affairs Director, Iowa Initiative for Sustainable Communities, provided an overview of the partnership established between the University of Iowa and the City of Waterloo to work on twenty-eight projects undertaken by 146 students and faculty members. 160213 -Juon/Grieder that the meeting be adjourned at 4:37 p.m. Voice-vote Ayes: Seven. Motion carried. Kelley Felchle City Clerk CITY OF WATERLOO Council Communication Discussion of Waterloo Housing Authority and Neighborhood Services operations. City Council Meeting: 8/2/2021 Prepared: 7/21/2021 REVIEWERS: Department Reviewer Action Date Housing Authority Felchle, Kelley Approved 7/21/2021 -4:00 PM ATTACHMENTS: Description Type U Housing Authority Presentation Backup Material U Neighborhood Services Presentation Backup Material SUBJECT: Discussion of Waterloo Housing Authority and Neighborhood Services operations. Submitted by: Submitted By:Julie Dawson, Housing Authority Director&Felicia Smith- Nalls, Neighborhood Services Recommended Action: Summary Statement/ Background Information: Neighborhood Impact: Data: Community Engagement Methods: Analysis and Strategies: Implementation,Accountability, and Communication:: Expenditure Required/ Source of Funds: Alternative: Waterloo Housing Authority Department Update OLD NEW Over the past 15 months, the Waterloo Housing Authority has changed many of the ways in which it does business, due to the pandemic. We plan to retain many new practices as they are efficiencies for our office. These include: ■ Most appointments are now being completed by phone, rather than in-person. This not only relieves congestion in our small lobby, but also saves time for the Housing Coordinators. V A T E R L 0 0 ■ We have updated our automated answering service to include options to speak with a particular Housing Coordinator, the Director, or the Waiting List Coordinator. This results in far fewer voice mail messages needing to be forwarded. It also is helpful when we have 3+ lines ringing at the same time (Which is often!) Throughout the pandemic, the Housing Authority has managed to maintain a high quality of service to our participants, and to landlords , when most other Housing Authorities in our area were closed (completely WFH ) for many months. V .a T E R L 0 0 THE CARES ACT ;,,,;, ,,� Administrative Fees The Waterloo Housing Authority received 2 rounds of this funding in April and July of 2020 for a total of approximately $340,000 These funds enabled us to: ■ Make necessary building improvements for Covid-related safety concerns ■ Purchase personal protective equipment for our employees NAT E R L O O BUD ` ■ Purchase additional cleaning/sanitizing equipment ■ Purchase laptops for all staff members to allow remote work, as well as participation in Zoom meetings Looking toward the future, the Housing Sof�'ware Authority is upgrading their current OIS software toward paperless and electronic administration of our programs. This includes: ■ New online portals for landlords, applicants and tenants ❖ Landlords can view their payments, change their contact information and list available units for rent V A. T E R L, 0 0 8 U D � - • ❖Applicants can update their contact information, upload documents, and check their status on the waiting list ❖Current participants can contact their Housing Coordinator with questions, report changes in income and household, and upload required documents ■ Began taking applications online for our Section 8 and Ridgeway Towers waiting lists on June 15, 2021 ■ Mobile Inspections allows our inspector to complete inspections using an Pad in the field, and then upload the results into our software, where the Housing Coordinators can automatically print repair letters (which were being hand-typed) and schedule reinspections. ■ We will be moving toward a more "paperless" system by scanning documents directly into our software as opposed to maintaining them in paper files. i --"`�"" r"71% If there is one lesson that has been FACING. learned from the pandemic, it is that �THEROAD_A - we need to change old habits, and be more creative in our approach to the very critical work that we do We believe we have taken some great first steps, and will continue on the journey toward more technology-friendly and efficient processes NAT E R L O O BUD Program Updates Ridgeway Towers — As a residence for seniors, the Housing Authority managed to keep the building very safe during the pandemic — only 3 minor cases of Covid 19 were reported since March of 2020 — no hospitalizations or deaths — Will be installing 3 new boilers prior by no later than September 30th of this year — Increased Cable / Wi-Fi rates to $35/month effective 8/1 /21 . This was the first increase since August of 2015. NAT E R L O O BUD ell Section 8 .a�5 (Housing Choice Vouchers) vmo� — There have been many struggles for this program since March of 2020, including possible shortfall in 2020 (due to lack of attrition), and difficulty leasing new participants in 2021 (due to few rental units available). However, the Housing Authority managed to avoid running out of dollars in 2020, and will continue to increase leasing this summer and fall. — In April, the Housing Authority lost one of it's most valued staff members, Tajah Wright, when she passed away at the age of 38. Not only has this placed an increased burden on remaining staff, but has likewise required us to suspend our very successful Homebuyer Education Program. Until we are able to hire and train a new person, we will be referring all interested participants to Family Management's online course. They are discounting the price by 50% due to the circumstances, and are charging $50 for all of the modules, plus one-on-one counseling. New Programs A24 Foster Youth to Independence 8"' )PI This program is designed to assist young people aging out of the foster care system. ■ WHA can apply for up to 25 FYI Vouchers, based on referrals from the Black Hawk County Department of Human Services, and has already been authorized 9. ■ We currently have 4 issued vouchers, with the recipients searching for housing. ■ DHS provides supportive services for the participants. ■ Participants may receive up to 36 months of rental assistance. If they remain eligible after that time, WHA will issue them a regular Housing Choice Voucher, rather than terminate. I T Y OF WATERLOO 8 U D ^ � - • soly Emergency Housing Vouchers ■ This program was created through the American Rescue Plan and authorizes 15 vouchers designated for homeless persons, and victims of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking. ■ Funding has been provided for both rental assistance and services. ■ WHA has signed an Memorandum of Understanding with the Balance of State Continuum of Care to provide referrals from our local Coordinated Entry System. ■ Community Housing Initiatives (CHI) will be providing housing search assistance, and other services related to the participants' rental assistance. ■ Service Fees will be used to purchase beds, bus tickets, pay security deposits, utility deposits (& arrears), and pay for professional services provided through CHI . ■ Vouchers cannot be re-issued after September 30, 2023 with funding available through September 30, 2030. I T Y OF WATERLOO 8 U D ^ � - • � Neighborhood Services ....n �000 -ERVICE" µ Community Engagement Felicia D . Smith — Nalls , JD Discussion topic ideas : — Update on department operations and projects. — Status update on new programs, initiatives , or problems you are working to solve . — Progress on department goals . — Share examples of how you helped citiz CITY OF WATERLOO . .WATERLOO Recognized Neighborhoods NEIGHBORHOOD ®SERVICES Audubon Neighborhood Association Cedar River Neighborhood Association Chautauqua Park Neighborhood Association Church Row Historic Neighborhood Association Cityview Association Common Grounds Neighborhood Association Doe's Neighborhood Association Edison Neighborhood Association Franklin Gateway Neighborhood Association Gates Park Neighborhood Association Good Shepherd Neighborhood Association Greenbrier Neighborhood Association Highland Neighborhood Association Hurst Neighborhood Association Lane and Fowlers Neighborhood of Waterloo (LAFNOW) Liberty Park Neighborhood Association MAPLES Neighborhood Associations Maywood Neighborhood Association Neighbors For Life (NFL) Neighbors Helping Neighbors Northeast Side Neighborhood Association Orange Neighborhood Association Riverfront Neighborhood Association Roosevelt Neighborhood Association Sans Souci Neighborhood Association Southdale Neighborhood Association UNITY Neighborhood Association Walnut Historic Neighborhood Association Walnut Neighborhood Association We Care Neighborhood Association West Central Neighborhood Association I T Y OF WATERLOO QW-40000 ..WATERLOO Active Neighborhoods 2021 NEIGXBORXOOG ■■SERVICES Audubon Neighborhood Association Cedar River Neighborhood Association Chautauqua Park Neighborhood Association Church Row Historic Neighborhood Association Cityview Association Common Grounds Neighborhood Association Doe's Neighborhood Association Edison Neighborhood Association Franklin Gateway Neighborhood Association Gates Park Neighborhood Association Good Shepherd Neighborhood Association Greenbrier Neighborhood Association Highland Neighborhood Association Hurst Neighborhood Association Lane and Fowlers Neighborhood of Waterloo (LAFNOW) Liberty Park Neighborhood Association MAPLES Neighborhood Associations Maywood Neighborhood Association Neighbors For Life (NFL) Neighbors Helping Neighbors Northeast Side Neighborhood Association Orange Neighborhood Association Riverfront Neighborhood Association Roosevelt Neighborhood Association Sans Souci Neighborhood Association Southdale Neighborhood Association UNITY Neighborhood Association Walnut Historic Neighborhood Association Walnut Neighborhood Association We Care Neighborhood Association West Central Neighborhood Association F W A T E R LI 0 0 B • ..WATERLOO Neighborhood C NEIGX60RX000 ■■SERVICES May 1 St Maywood 8 am — 12 pm 8th Chautaqua Park 8 am — 11 am 15th Greenbrier 8:30 am 0 12:30 pm 22nd Liberty Park 8 am — 11 am 29th Church Row 9 am — 12 pm June 5th Southdale 9 am — 11 am 12th MAPLES 9 am — 12 pm 19th Highland 8 am — 12 pm 26th Orange 8 am — 12 pm July 3rd Neighbors Who Care 8 am — 1 pm 10th Walnut 9 am — 1 pm 17th We Care 8 am — 12 pm 24th Unity 8 am — 1 pm August 14th Edison 9 am — 12 pm 28th West Central gam — 12 pm I T Y OF WATERLOO ` • Gallagher Bluedorn Summer ..WATERLOO Concert Series NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES Sunnyside Saturday May 29th Gates Saturday June 19th Greenbriar Friday June 25th ("ANC'I:LL1.7.l) DUETO WEATHER Orange Friday July 3rd Maywood Sunday July 25th Antioch Saturday August 14th Kingsley Sunday August 22nd Church Row Sunday August 29th Highland Friday September 24th Liberty Park Sunday September 26th I T Y OF WATERLOO - • Nat "ional N 'Ight Tuesday August 3, 2021 Walnut Neighborhood Association Harvest Vineyard Lot 5:30 pm — 6:30 pm Liberty Park Neighborhood Association Morris Park 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Church Row Neighborhood Association Washington Park 6:30 pm — 8:30 pm Greenbrier Neighborhood Association former Greenbrier Admin building 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Highland Neighborhood Association Highland Park 5:00 pm — 7:00 pm Audubon Neighborhood Association 1822 Partridge 5:00 pm — 7:00 pm Maywood Neighborhood Association Maywood Park 5:00 pm — 8:00 pm Saturday August 7t" 2021 Southdale Neighborhood Association Violet Dr. between Dahlia St. and Daisy St 4:00 pm — 8:00 pm F W A T E R L, 0 0 • ..WATERLOO Waterloo Career Center NEIGHRORR000 SERVICES Sheds Partnered with Amy Miehe from the Waterloo Community Schools Career Center and Cardinal Construction to provide 8' x 8' sheds built by the Career Center's construction class to neighborhoods for raffles on National Night Out. We have been given a total of 10 over the last 2 years. . j k `may R V LL CITY OF WATERLOO • # ..WATERLOO Neighborhood Services Party Trailer 00 NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES Black Hawk County Gaming Association Grant $5500 VGM $5000 Sponsorship "Party in a Box" — (7) tables (40) chairs (1) portable speaker (1) 100 gal cooler (1) xl jenga (1) xi connect four (1) bag of recreational balls (10) Ig trash bags NE,EN60sAAI Ee "_'� ��. THAW YOU SPONSORS _ �l L' Id;phard;il l7.?i. CHOICE 6LAOK HAWK COUNTY GAMING ASSOCIATION � — s — •::� — -� ceuna vauEr aaavL".I �L�sai�im ys�tHJOe�+ EVENT TRA;LER - J _ 1 T Y o f W A T E R LI 0 0 ■■ Waterloo Neighborhood EIGHB NEIGHBORR HOOD SERVICES Coalition There is a 4 hour meeting quarterly will all of the neighborhood association leaders. The meetings are designed to provide support, information and inspiration to the association leaders throughout the city Various city offices and community organizations are given the opportunity to present. Past presenters: Noel Anderson, Planning and Zoning WATERLOO NEIGHBORHOOD COALITION Sarah Klempson, Engineering Joel Fitzgerald, Waterloo Police Department Scott Brunson, Sanitation Department Anna Patch, Habitat for Humanity A Garden in Every Lot Fire Rescue Americorp T E R LI 0 0 � • ■■WATERLOO Partnerships Boards GHBORHOOD ERVICES■■N / pp A ointments WCF Symphony North End Arts and Culture Center Limelight Shared Decision Making Cedar Valley Regional Food and Farm Economic Inclusion Summit Waterloo Main Street Experience Waterloo Habitat for Humanity Vision 2030 Cedar Falls Racial Equity Task Force UNI School of Music Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Team University of Iowa Sustainablilty programs F W A T E R LI 0 0 • ■■WATERLOO New Teams and Workshops NEIGHBORHGGG SERVICES Housing Advocacy Group Home Cooks Informational with Black Hawk County Public Health Cedar Valley Artist Partnership I T Y OF WATERLOO - • ■■WATERLOO Future NEIGHBORHOOD S€RVICES 1 .) Neighborhood videos featuring a brief history, schools, parks and interviews of residents for the City of Waterloo website. 2.) Work with Cedar Valley foundations to establish designated neighborhood funds 3.) Find new association leads for retired leads with active associations 4.) Working on an association conference for the Cedar Valley, then possibly the state. CITY OF WATERLOO - • CITY OF WATERLOO Council Communication Discussion of changes to the Shared Mobility Device Ordinance and presentation from Helbiz Iowa, LLC. City Council Meeting: 8/2/2021 Prepared: 7/21/2021 REVIEWERS: Department Reviewer Action Date Water Works Felchle, Kelley Approved 7/21/2021 -4:29 PM ATTACHMENTS: Description Type U Ordinance as proposed Backup Material U Helbiz Presentation Backup Material SUBJECT: Discussion of changes to the Shared Mobility Device Ordinance and presentation from Helbiz Iowa, LLC. Submitted by: Submitted By:Martin M. Petersen, City Attorney Recommended Action: Summary Statement/ Background Information: Neighborhood Impact: Data: Community Engagement Methods: Analysis and Strategies: Implementation,Accountability, and Communication:: Expenditure Required/ Source of Funds: Alternative: Prepared by Kelley Felchle, City Clerk, City of Waterloo, 715 Mulberry Street, Waterloo, IA 50703, (319) 291-4327. ORDINANCE NO. XXXX AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY OF WATERLOO CODE OF ORDINANCES BY REPEALING SECTION 4, OPERATING AREA, SUBSECTIONS A, C, D, AND L OF SECTION 7, OPERATING REGULATIONS, AND SUBSECTION A OF SECTION 8, RIDER REGULATIONS, ALL OF CHAPTER 8, SHARED MOBILITY DEVICE LICENSE, TITLE 3, BUSINESS LICENSE AND REGULATION, AND ENACTING IN LIEU THEREOF A NEW SECTION 4, OPERATING AREA, SUBSECTIONS A, C, D, AND L OF SECTION 7, OPERATING REGULATIONS, AND SUBSECTION A OF SECTION 8, RIDER REGULATIONS, ALL OF CHAPTER 8 SHARED MOBILITY DEVICE LICENSE, TITLE 3, BUSINESS LICENSE AND REGULATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That Section 4, Operating Area, of Chapter 8, Shared Mobility Device License, Title 3,Business License and Regulation, is hereby repealed and a new Section 4, Operating Area, of Chapter 8, Shared Mobility Device License,Title 3,Business License and Regulation,is enacted in lieu thereof as follows: 3-8-4: OPERATING AREA: The city may, by resolution, establish boundaries for operating shared mobility devices and set maximum speed limits within those boundaries. Operators shall be required to conduct business within this operating area. Licensee shall not operate within boundaries established by a special event or events held on city property. Shared mobility devices operating within the operating area shall be limited to a maximum speed fifteen(15) miles per hour. It is unlawful to let, lease, or rent any shared mobility device in the operating which is not equipped with a device or governor limiting the maximum speed to fifteen(15) miles per hour. Section 2. That Subsections A, C, D, and L of Section 7, Operating Regulations, of Chapter 8, Shared Mobility Device License, Title 3, Business License and Regulation, are hereby repealed and new Subsections A, C, D, and L of Section 7, Operating Regulations, of Chapter 8, Shared Mobility Device License, Title 3, Business License and Regulation are enacted in lieu thereof as follows: 3-8-7: OPERATING REGULATIONS: A. Except as otherwise provided herein, city shall regulate the operation of shared mobility devices in a manner no more restrictive than its regulation of shared bicycles. Licensees shall require all riders certify they are age eighteen(18) or older by providing a state issued driver's license or state issued identification card to the licensee's mobile app customer interface. Hours of operation shall be 4:00 a.m. to midnight. C. Fleet Size/Caps: Licensees shall have a fleet size of up to one hundred fifty(150). The City Council may allow licensees to increase their fleet size on a weekly/monthly basis in the event that licensees provide data that supports increases in certain areas to meet rider demand for service. Ordinance No. XXXX Page 2 D. Licensees shall maintain twenty four(24) hour customer service for customers to report safety concerns, complaints, or to ask questions. Licensees shall maintain a multilingual website, call center, and mobile app customer interface that is available twenty four(24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week. The aforementioned shall be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. L. A licensee shall only stage its shared mobility devices in areas approved by the city. If a licensee desires to stage shared mobility devices in areas other than the public right- of-way, the licensee must obtain the right to do so from the appropriate city department, property owner, or public agency. Section 3. That Subsection A of Section 8, Rider Regulations, of Chapter 8, Shared Mobility Device License, Title 3, Business License and Regulation, is hereby repealed and a new Subsection A of Section 8, Rider Regulations, of Chapter 8, Shared Mobility Device License, Title 3, Business License and Regulation is enacted in lieu thereof as follows. 3-8-8: RIDER REGULATIONS: A. Shared mobility devices shall only be ridden on streets, and where available, in bike lanes and multi-use recreational trails. Section 4. That this ordinance shall become effective upon publication. INTRODUCED: _' 2021 PASSED 1st CONSIDERATION: 12021 PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION: _' 2021 PASSED 3rd CONSIDERATION: , 2021 PASSED AND ADOPTED by this Council this th day of 2021. 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