On May 30th, City of San Jose staff hosted a community meeting to discuss a proposal to build an interim housing community of moveable sleeping cabins in the area of Via Del Oro and San Ignacio. Below is a recording of that meeting. This is the official recording posted on the City website. It is reposted here for ease of access by our community.
Slides displayed during the presentation portion of the meeting can be viewed at the City website
For those unable to attend the meeting discussing EIH sites in South San Jose, the video below is a recording of the ZOOM meeting held on 5/22. NOTE: This is NOT the official recording by the City of San Jose. I took it upon myself to record and post for the community. The official recording will post in a day or two, hopefully…
00:00 Omar Passons – Deputy City Manager, City of San Jose
05:50 Mayor Matt Mahan
14:55 Sergio Jimenez
23:40 Presentation for EIH project – Omar Passons
42:30 Q&A and public commentary
For those unable to attend the Anderson Dam Town Hall meeting regarding the retrofit project on August 20, 2020. The D2 office provided the Zoom video. It is reposted here via the LPNA YouTube channel for easier use and distribution.
If you would like to view this in full screen HD mode, click on any of the timecodes listed below to view this directly from the YouTube channel.
Councilmember Jimenez, Assembly member Robert Rivas, and Valley Water discuss this large infrastructure project that will seismically retrofit Anderson Dam for the safety and protection of our community and drinking water supplies.
00:00 Meeting start moderated by host Sergio Jimenez
04:50 Director John Varella
06:50 Rachael Gibson – Valley Water overview presentation for retrofit need
12:30 Chris Hakes – Valley Water project presentation
25:15 Dylan Lomanto – Legislative aide to State Assemblyman Rivas
29:15 Rick Callender – Valley Water CEO
30:15 Sergio Jimenez – District 2 Councilman
31:15 Question and Answers
For those of you unable to attend the meeting, below is the video recording for the February 20, 2020 meeting.
00:00 LPNA Business
00:20 Barbara Canup – LPNA finance overview
05:05 Native Plant Garden
13:00 Crime Update by Captain Elle Washburn
49:00 Vanessa Sandoval – D2 Updates
1:15:00 Environmental Services Department – Linden Skjeie Recycling presentation
This candidate forum was presented by Delta Sigma Theta (SJ Alumnae Chapter) in partnership with the San Jose/Silicon Valley NAACP. Video recording and content sharing provided by Richard Scott.
A huge thanks for STFNA for organizing the Candidate Forum for the 2020 election to be held on March 3, 2020. Participants to this forum are running for 3 different offices:
If you were unable to attend the candidate forum, it was recorded and now available for your viewing
City of San Jose, D2 candidates:
41:55 Jonathan Fleming
55:25 Sergio Jiminez
City of San Jose, D10 candidates:
22:05 Jenny Higgins Bradanini
15:00 Matt Mahan
35:07 Helen Wang
State Senate District 15 Candidates
48:15 Nora Campos
1:01:55 Dave Cortese
Ken Del Valle
28:50 Tim Gildersleeve
Robert Howell
07:54 Johnny Khamis
Ann Ravel (out ill)
Invitees without a time listing beside their names were either unresponsive to the invitation or unavailable due to illness
For those of you unable to attend the meeting, below are the video recordings for the Nov 14, 2019 meeting. The videos are broken into sections for easier consumption. Unfortunately, the main presenter requested that their portion of the meeting not be recorded. We honored that request, and apologize to the members unable to attend.
00:00 Call to Order
01:10 LPNA Business – Election of Board Members
04:50 San Jose Spotlight
00:00 San Jose Spotlight (continued)
00:20 SJPD update
09:15 CHP update
00:00 CHP update (continued)
07:15 D2 updates – Vanessa and Sergio
14:00 Photo presentation of Coyote Valley wildlife and fauna
If you were unable to attend the City of San Jose’s Viva Parks festivities at Los Paseos Park on Tuesday July 30th, this is what you missed! Aside from the community coming out to have a good time with the provided fun, games, and snacks, Several vendors were on hand to discuss various issues from health and wellness, community support, voting and census, and interaction with the D2 office. Other Viva Parks events are scheduled throughout the city and the Parks system, some with movie night showings at the park after nightfall. See the schedule here.
Don’t forget! August 6th, our own neighborhood National Night Out event is scheduled to occur!!! Mark your calendars and come out and enjoy the festivities at Los Paseos Park. Food, fun, entertainment, first responders. Come meet your neighbors, businesses, supporters, and protectors for our community!
Tuesday, August 6, 2019
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Los Paseos Park
The main purpose of this event is to promote public safety and reduce crime by getting to know your neighbors. As last year, the Los Paseos Neighborhood Association is organizing this event August 6 at Los Paseos Park (5:00pm – 8:00pm).
Come out and meet your neighbors and enjoy:
The great music of the Crimson Blues band
2 jump houses
Games
Chalk Art contest
Free hot dogs
Free ice cream
Refreshments
Bring the kids! Meet the first responders responsible for our community: Members of SJPD, SJPD Merge Unit, CHP, SJPD Crime Prevention Specialists, SJPD Canine Unit, SJFD (station 27). Also, SJ Public Library, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and local vendors supportive of the community.
And, this year an award winning magician will join us at LPNA NNO.
Come out to Los Paseos Park and enjoy this City sponsored program hosted throughout the City’s Parks system.
Tuesday, July 30, 2019,
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM.
Los Paseos Park
FREE Fun, Activities, and Games!!!
Los Paseos Neighborhood Association (LPNA) will be in attendance at a table.
Also, activities and events focused on health and wellness resources as well as community engagement. Other similar events are scheduled throughout the city at other park locations if you are unable to attend this event.
