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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuman Relations Commission - Minutes - 04/14/1988r CITY OF FORT COLLINS OFFICE OF EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT Present: Randy Ross Paul Loopo David Lipp Susan Lamb Steve Francis Sam Blanco Louise Wendt White Mary Shultz I II III Human Relations Commission Minutes April 14, 1988 Absent: Rosemary Sheridan Guest: Ed Gibbs Minutes were approved as corrected 7-0 that the meeting end at 6 P.M. Committee Reports: A. CED: Susan - CED did not meet. Staff: Jaime Mares Mike Powers It was moved, seconded and carried B. Police: Mary - Discussed Police Survey. Ask for a report of results. C. HRC Awards: Susan Announced the Committee had set up a measurement scale and had selected Virginia Riley as the individual for an award. The organization to receive the award is the Volunteer Clearing House. There were six nominees for the individual award and five organizations nominated for the organization award. Randy moved we accept the recommendation of the committee. Seconded and passed with a majority vote. D. Martin Luther King, Jr.: David - Committee will begin working in May on 1989 program. Old Business: A. EEO - AA Update - Jaime Sam and Paul asked for a semi-annual update - January to June 30, apd July 1 to December 31. OFFICE OF EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT 300 LaPorte Ave. • P.O. Box 580 • Fort Collins, Colorado 80522 • (303) 221.6535 E HRC Minutes April 14, 1988 Page 2 Seasonal hiring in Parks and Recreation is a potential problem. Sam asked for a male -female minority breakdown. Jaime explained that seasonal employees, those of a six month duration or less, are not part of the AA plan. B. CRC: Steve Pertaining to prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual preference. Steve has written a letter to the Commission presenting the Committee's recommendations. (All members have a copy, so I did not attach - M.S.) Steve moved that the HRC read the letter, then vote later. Seconded by Louise. Amended to skip and vote on at meeting. David moved, Randy seconded that we recommend #3: 3. The Commission could recommend that the ordinance be amended. Mary moved, Sam seconded that we recommend #1: 1. The Commission could refuse to make any recommendation on the ground that it has insufficient information or knowledge about the subject to make any recommendation. Steve moved that we vote on the recommendations and the one getting a majority vote is our recommendation by consensus. Seconded and carried. Recommendation 1: Vote 3-4, loses Recommendation 3: Vote 4-2-1, passes. Louise moved, Randy seconded that we consider recommendation 5: 5. If the ordinance is amended to prevent discrimination on the basis of sexual preference, the Commission could recommend that the City Council examine and, if necessary amend the ordinance to ensure that there is a workable system for its enforcement. Vote: 5-2, passes. Louise moved that we send a copy of the letter to City Council outlining options. Steve recommended sending the letter with a cover letter. Seconded. Vote: 2-4, defeated. Randy moved we send a copy of recommendations to City Council. Seconded. Vote: 4-2-1, passed. HRC Minutes April 14, 1988 Page 3 IV. New Business: Susan turned meeting over to Jaime to act as facilitator and recorder on consolidating the HRC with the Commission on Disability and Senior Advisory Boards. Jaime recorded members' comments as Pros and Cons. Randy moved that Susan as Chairwoman present a written consensus report to the City Council as to the HRC's feelings about the consolidation. Seconded and passed unanimously. Jaime then asked for discussion on the CDBG Steering Committee's responsibilities if this job is taken over by the proposed Human Rights Advisory Board. Steve moved that HRC support the recommendation from City Council. Motion failed. V. Announcements: May HRC meeting will be in Engineering Conference Room on May 12, 1988. VI. Meeting adjourned at 6:25 P.M.