HomeMy WebLinkAboutpublic comments_redactedFrom: Stephanie Madrigal
To: Public Comments (publiccomments0sbcly
Subject City council meeting public comment
Date: Wednesday, April 1, 20201:42:09 PM
I do realize the topics of this meeting. As a local of San bernardino, and an avid voter rd like
to ask why citizens are being coaxed to apply for large corporations during what is supposed
to be a lock down. Speaking of San Bernardino alone, how are we to continue to risk lives for
a paycheck. On channel 7 news this morning there was a segment providing companies that
were still hiring. What do you as leaders plan to do to help the citizens you represent during
this pandemic? Rent and mortgages should be forgiven or paused. Why are bill collectors
still pushing for people to pay debts? Large corporations and warehouses should be paying
wages and should do their part to slow the spread. The city is moving as if there isn't a
disaster happening. Hospitals and healthcare workers are suffering. What are you as our
elected officials planning to do about the pandemic within your city? Instead of worrying
about construction, what are you all planning to do with your power to stop your citizens from
dying by the masses.?
From: Gil Navarro
To: Public Comments (oubliccom ntsCDsh &
Subject: Public Comment- Gil Navarro
Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2020 3:38:28 PM
My name is Gil Navarro, and I am a Water Board Director,
Division H. with the San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water
District. I would like to share with you an update regarding
Valley District.
"On March 5, 2020, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a
State of Emergency as part of California's response to
address the global outbreak of COVID-19 (Coronavirus).
In response to this, the San Bernardino Valley Municipal
Water District has been working behind -the -scenes to
ensure there will be no interruption in service to the water
retailers, cities, and mutual water companies who depend
on us for a supplemental water supply.
At this time, Valley District does not anticipate a
disruption in service or delivery of water to our retailers.
For more information, please call 909-387-9200 or email
kristeenf@sbvmwd. com."
Gil Navarro
Non-Attorne Representative
"NO EXCUSES"
From: Patricia Hoskins
To: Public Comments (oubliaanments0sbdtv.ora)
Subject: Skabeland Event Center
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 11:42:25 PM
Please, can you tell me when the City will be cleaning up the huge mess left behind when
Skateland burned down? The wreckage is not the only problem.
The homeless have moved onto the property. They have furniture, tents, shopping carts, and
trash all over the place. Its ruined this neighborhood.
Patricia Hoskins
From: Henry Nickel
To: Public Comments (publico mments0sbcitv.ora)
Subject Public Comment
Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2020 3:53:41 PM
I received a request to read a public comment into the record this evening.
Councilman Nickel
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