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Meeting Name: City Charter Review Committee Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: 1/5/2022 5:00 PM Minutes status: Final  
Meeting location: Virtual Meeting - See Agenda for Participation Information
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22-002CRC 14.1Equity PrinciplesCRC- Agenda ItemEQUITY PRINCIPLES Pursuant to direction given by the Committee at its December 15, 2021, meeting, City Staff will provide a revised draft statement of principles regarding diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, for the Committee’s review and consideration. Once approved, the Committee’s statement of principles will establish a procedural and substantive lens through which the Committee will undertake its work. The principles of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging will remain in the forefront throughout the Charter review process.   Action details Video Video
22-003CRC 14.2Selection of Committee Vice ChairCRC- Agenda ItemSELECTION OF COMMITTEE VICE CHAIR Committee, by motion, will select one of its members to serve as Vice Chair.   Action details Video Video
22-001CRC 14.3Council CompensationCRC- Agenda ItemCOUNCIL COMPENSATION The City Council has recommended that, among other topics, the Committee research and consider preparing a Charter amendment to increase Council member compensation. Currently, the Charter allows for the establishment of Council compensation in accordance with formulas set forth in state law. For a city the size of Santa Rosa, state law allows for Council member salary of up to $800 per month. State law allows for an annual increase in salary of up to 5% (not compounded). State law also allows the city’s voters to approve a higher salary. The voters of Santa Rosa have approved a higher salary for the Mayor, currently equal to $1200 per month (150% of Council member salary). The Committee began its discussion of Council compensation at its December 15, 2021 meeting. This agenda item will allow the Committee to continue that discussion. Staff will present an outline of options for setting Council compensation and will provide information on comparable cities.   Action details Video Video