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never able to trigger our option. While preparing the 2nd amendment that’s on the June 4 agenda, Finance Staff asked Invoice Cloud about the service (Is it available now? Does it work?). Invoice Cloud said their attempts have been so awful that they have no plans to offer it. In regards to the option of using ApplePay, Zelle or Venmo – The contract allows for Apple Pay. Venmo is possible. Zelle is not. Agenda Item # 26 - Extensios of Aramark Contract for Inmate Meals There was a question about meals provided to the Inmates. Aramark prepares three daily meals for our jail population seven days per week. Aramark’s registered dieticians have developed a 2,800 calorie-per-day, 28-day rotating menu that meets or exceeds California Title 15, American Correctional Association (ACA), and National Commission on Correctional Healthcare (NCCHC) standards. This menu ensures that all incarcerated persons are served healthful meals that meet current Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) and are of sufficient variety. Of the 21 weekly meals served, approximately 16 are hot, with approximately 5 chilled or partially chilled meals served as breakfast or lunch. Dinner is served as a hot meal 7 days per week. In addition to this standard menu, Aramark maintains dietician-approved menus designed to satisfy the specific needs of various medical conditions, allergies, religious observances, and dietary preferences. Besides meal preparation, Aramark manages our food service operation from start to finish, including supply acquisition and storage, preventative maintenance of kitchen equipment, and kitchen cleanliness. Agenda Item # 35 - Election Resolutions. A Councilmember inquired of the deadlines for ballot measures including Charter Amendments. The statutory deadline for a local jurisdiction to place a ballot measure on the November 5, 2024 ballot is August 9 (E-88); however, the Orange County Registrar of Voters has requested that all ballot measures be submitted no later than July 19, 2024 in order to allow full timeframes for submittal of arguments and rebuttals, public review timeframes, and any potential legal challenges to be decided upon in order to meet election material mailing deadlines. This would necessitate Council consideration of ballot measures at the July 16 meeting to meet the ROV’s request or at the July 30 special meeting or August 6 regular meeting to meet the statutory deadline, with reduced timeframes for the items mentioned above. Agenda Item # 36 - Second Reading of Water Shut Off Ordinance. Council inquired if there is any money in the budget to assist customers with Water Utility bills. The draft budget does not include any utility assistance. Kat’s Team has applied for some state funds known as California Extended Water and Waste Water Arrearage Payment Program which can assist with past due accounts. We are hoping for approval. Agenda Item # 38 - Issuance of $47M Water Bond. Council is interested in understanding the difference between us borrowing vs. Voter approved Bonds. Executive Director Downs has scheduled briefings with Councilmembers in advance of the City Council Meeting to bring each of you up to speed on this. We encourage you to accept her invitation. Agenda Item # 40 Budget Public Hearing Council is interested in getting an ARPA update to ensure funding doesn’t go unused. 2