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Community Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting Notes for Camp Second Chance (C2C) on 02-04-18:
CAC members Willow, Aaron, and Judi attended, along with permitted encampment members Jim C, Ron, and David Baum, operator representatives Amy Friedman and Josh Castle, and City of Seattle staff Tom Van Bronkhorst.
Key points included:
- Quiet period at the camp with some concerns from neighbors about activity along Myers Way, unrelated to C2C.
- CDA working on affordable housing programs and a digital storytelling campaign about displacement and gentrification.
- Moisture issues in the "CSC Micro Homes" are being addressed, with Alki UCC holding off on donating funds for insulation until the issue is resolved.
- Camp operations report noted that internal coordinator positions are filled, and Jim Culpepper is leading construction and maintenance.
- Progress/case management report highlighted Amy's work in getting to know residents and understanding case needs, with one resident moving into permanent housing.
- LIHI report mentioned the hiring of additional staff for the tiny house program and a request for the CAC to advocate for daily meal funding from the city.
- City report noted that garbage pickup issues along Myers Way have been resolved, and permitting for the camp is still being worked on.
- Discussion topics included permit renewal, insulation issues, bus tickets for camp residents, and regular meetings for camp residents to raise concerns with LIHI.
- Budget line items were clarified, with approximately $433 per resident per month allocated for services.
- Concerns about a Hepatitis outbreak were raised, with Tom suggesting that King County Health could provide vaccines if requested.