key issues: factual basis stakeholders / live, work, own property definitions

Jan 1 – 14, 2013

Session I Worksheet

Stakeholder Definitions

1. Should current stakeholder designations live, work, and own property be specifically defined?
2. 2. If so, what should the definitions be?
   1. Live
   2. Work
   3. Own property

Factual Basis Stakeholders

1. Should there be factual basis stakeholders?
2. Should all neighborhood councils be required to include factual basis stakeholders as board members and/or voters or should individual neighborhood councils be allowed to determine whether they will include factual basis stakeholders as board members and/or voters?
3. Should a common definition be required for all neighborhood councils or should individual neighborhood councils be allowed to write their own factual basis definition?
4. If all neighborhood councils should be required to include factual basis stakeholder seats on their boards, should the number of those seats be limited? If so, to what number or percentage?
5. Should seats reserved for categories such as educational or religious stakeholder, which may be held by a factual basis stakeholder, be counted against the number of factual basis seats allowed?
6. Should factual basis stakeholders be allowed to simply affirm their status or should documentation be required to verify status?
7. Should there be a single citywide regulation governing factual basis status or should individual neighborhood councils be allowed to determine whether to require simple affirmation or documentation?