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ATTACHMENT 0 incorporate this new position. Barcelon has provided information on how to fund the part-time service coordinator at the property. Scott Erickson invited Barry Cammer to provide more information. Barry Cammer, Barcelon Associates, addressed the Commission. Mr. Cammer stated that a service coordinator is a HUD-identified title for someone who works at senior housing and housing for the disabled at HUD-sponsored properties. The position is a response to the need by seniors and the disabled to have assistance with the coordination of services in the community. While the service coordinator is not a case manager, some of what he/she does is effectively case management. The service coordinator helps bring residents in contact with needed services, helps with eligibility issues, and works with special programs to make sure that every resident knows exactly which benefits they are eligible for both locally and nationwide. The guiding axiom for service coordination is aging in place and assisting residents to remain independent as long as possible. A discussion took place regarding this item and how Barcelon envisions the position, including the number of hours that would be used. Mr. Cammer clarified that Ms. Claire Chow who is currently working as a part-time service coordinator for Barcelon at Pleasanton Gardens will add five hours per week to her schedule at Kottinger Place. A motion was made by Commissioner Stark, seconded by Commissioner Jones, to approve the revision to the FY 2006 Operating Budget for Kottinger Place to provide funding for a service coordinator. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Stark requested that staff and Barcelon keep the Commission apprised of the progress of implementing service coordination at Kottinger Place. B. Recommendation Regarding Revised Condominium Conversion Ordinance and Revised Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance Steven Bocian gave background information on the item. Mr. Bocian stated that copies of the proposed amended Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance were emailed to members of the Commission earlier and that he has additional copies available if needed. Mr. Bocian stated that the Commission conducted a workshop on June 15 regarding the draft Condominium Conversion Ordinance. As an outcome of that workshop the Commission had recommendations about potential changes to the ordinance. Staff took those suggestions and incorporated them into the draft ordinance. The changes are included in Attachment I of the staff report and are highlighted. Shortly after the June meeting staff received a letter from a residential property owner with recommendations for potential changes to the ordinance. The letter is attached to the staffreport. Mr. Bocian met with the owner to discuss the changes, and the staff report reflects these discussions, including the main issues that were included in that letter. Mr. Bocian noted that staff did not include any of these recommendations in the Page - 3 - EXCERPT AUGUST 17,2006