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Attachment 2 <br /> THE CITY OF <br /> Human Services <br /> III :Un A3 <br /> Commission <br /> LEASANTO\CMinutes <br /> City Council Chamber - 200 Old Bernal Avenue, Pleasanton, CA <br /> March 4, 2020 — 6 p.m. <br /> MATTERS BEFORE THE COMMISSION <br /> 4. Review and Allocate Housing and Human Services Grant Funds for Fiscal Year <br /> 2020/2021 and Recommend City Council Approval <br /> Commissioner Rubino Brumm informed everyone that as an unpaid board member for <br /> Sunflower Hill she had discussed the matter with the city attorney's office and had been <br /> informed that she was able to consider and make recommendations for the Housing and <br /> Human Services Grant Funds for Fiscal Year 2020/2021. <br /> Commissioners were advised by Mr. Ingram that a total of six agencies had been requested to <br /> provide a presentation at this meeting because they are a new agency, or an agency <br /> requesting funding for a new project. <br /> Mr. Hernandez commented on the number of applications received for Housing and Human <br /> Services Grant Funds and the applications that would be reviewed by the Housing <br /> Commission. <br /> Chairperson Sedlak opened the meeting for scheduled agency presentations at 6:24 p.m. <br /> Axis Community Health / Dental Care for Low-Income Residents — Sue Compton — advised <br /> that the dental clinic had been open for about a year and provided information on the number <br /> of people that have already received services and the number that are on a waiting list. Ms. <br /> Compton advised that 38% of the individuals seen have no coverage which means that Axis <br /> receives no funds at all for providing services which is why the grant funds requested are <br /> important. <br /> Chairperson Sedlak confirmed with Ms. Compton that the dentists providing services are all <br /> fulltime. Ms. Compton noted they are paid dentists and not volunteers. <br /> Commissioner Powers was advised by Ms. Compton that patients are mainly from the Tri- <br /> Valley area although about 10% seen are from Contra Costa County. <br /> Chairperson Sedlak questioned Ms. Compton on the anticipated wait time for those people on <br /> the waitlist. He was informed that it is anticipated to be approximately six months. <br /> Human Services Commission <br /> March 4, 2020 <br /> Page 1 <br />
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