City of MissoulaHousing, Redevelopment, and Community Programs Committee AgendaMeeting #:Date:Wednesday, July 26, 2023 at 9:30 A.m. - 10:30 A.m.Location:Council Chambers (in person) or TEAMS (virtually)Attend in person: City Council Chambers, 140 W Pine, Missoula MTMembers:Stacie Anderson, Mirtha Becerra, Daniel Carlino, John P. Contos, Sierra Farmer, Gwen Jones, Kristen Jordan, Mike Nugent, Jennifer Savage, Amber Sherrill, Sandra Vasecka, and Heidi West Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer or mobile app*: Click here to join the meeting * You may be prompted to download the Teams app Or call in (audio only) 406-384-6960 Phone Conference ID: 615 041 199# Press *5 to raise your hand to be recognized for public comment, *6 to mute and unmute Watch the meeting only: Web stream (live or on demand) Open this meeting on the calendar and select "View Live Stream" or "Video." For more ways to watch the meeting and submit public comment, see the Citizen Participation Guide. Issues? Call the City Clerk 406-552-6078. If anyone attending this meeting needs special assistance, please provide 48 hours advance notice by calling the City Clerk Office at 406-552-6073.1.ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS Public Comments: 1.1Roll Call Public Comments: 1.2Approval of the Minutes Public Comments: 1.2.1Approval of the Minutes From July 19th, 2023 Attachments | Public Comments1.Post-Meeting Minutes - HRCP_Jul19_2023 - English.pdf2.PUBLIC COMMENT Public Comments: 3.COMMITTEE BUSINESS Public Comments: 3.1Johnson Street Shelter UpdateEmily Armstrong Attachments | Public Comments1.Referral - Johnson Street Shelter Update.pdf2.Johnson Street Shelter Update_HRCP 7.26.23.pdfAbigail Myers The implementation of a year-round shelter at the proposed location is both inappropriate and unsafe to those of us living in the surrounding neighborhood. This has been shown by the increase in local crimes committed against homeowners and businesses in just this area, such as theft, violence, drugs, and vandalism, that we have seen in just the winter months when the shelter is open on J St. This neighborhood is home to children, families, and retired folks who work hard for what they have and to enjoy such a lifestyle, free of increased concern for security from added foot traffic in the area of criminals. Such shelters are a threat to public health and the safety of our children when they are so close to our homes. The “shelter citizens” leave garbage everywhere they stay, including biohazardous waste, such as used needles, waste containing bodily fluids, and urine, fecal matter, despite convenient disposal being made available. This is UNSAFE and NOT WELCOME in this neighborhood.Recommended motion:N/A – this is an informational item 4.ADJOURNMENT Public Comments: No Item Selected Attachments (0) | Public Comments (0)This item has no attachments1.Referral - Johnson Street Shelter Update.pdf2.Johnson Street Shelter Update_HRCP 7.26.23.pdf1.Post-Meeting Minutes - HRCP_Jul19_2023 - English.pdfThis item has no public commentAbigail Myers The implementation of a year-round shelter at the proposed location is both inappropriate and unsafe to those of us living in the surrounding neighborhood. This has been shown by the increase in local crimes committed against homeowners and businesses in just this area, such as theft, violence, drugs, and vandalism, that we have seen in just the winter months when the shelter is open on J St. This neighborhood is home to children, families, and retired folks who work hard for what they have and to enjoy such a lifestyle, free of increased concern for security from added foot traffic in the area of criminals. Such shelters are a threat to public health and the safety of our children when they are so close to our homes. The “shelter citizens” leave garbage everywhere they stay, including biohazardous waste, such as used needles, waste containing bodily fluids, and urine, fecal matter, despite convenient disposal being made available. This is UNSAFE and NOT WELCOME in this neighborhood.