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ATTACHMENT F An Annotated History of the Prince of Peace Interim Sacred Settlement 3 At its regular monthly meeting that same evening, the Congregation took action to authorize Michael Stetzler to negotiate the specifics of an arrangement to receive two RVs/Tiny Homes from Settled with the purpose of providing a winterized living accommodation for Valerie and the elements of a community of support to surround Valerie as she transitions into a more permanent housing scenario. The council also designated some funding support for light facility renovations of a “Common House” and to accommodate two RV/tiny homes to be placed just south of the garage. We directed Settled to proceed with the relocation of the two Rv/tiny homes. We also began the site preparation and light renovation of the common house spaces within the main church building. In addition, the MOU we entered into with Settled calls for Prince of Peace to go through a facilitated discernment process to determine if a fully developed Sacred Settlement would become a long-term ministry. Nov. 22, 2022 In consultation with Cari McCollor, we offered Kevin (last name unknown) a place to park his disabled minivan/home in our parking lot and worked with him over the course of the week surrounding the Thanksgiving holiday to assist Kevin as he secured some transitional housing to which he relocated on or about Nov. 30. Dec. 6, 2022 The two RV/tiny homes were moved to the PoP campus. Dec. 13, 2022 We assumed ownership as the titles were transferred. The church’s insurer accepted the RVs/tiny homes under the comprehensive policy. Dec. 15, 2022 Valerie moved into her new home. The Beary family began moving into their home about Dec. 17 and were fully moved in by the end of the year. Shortly after this Cari McCollor and one of her Roseville PD colleagues came by check in on Valerie and see her new home. I was with them as they toured the common house and shared spaces within the church building. They expressed their support and enthusiasm for the accommodations we had created for Valerie and the Bearys. Dec. 22, 2022 Janice Gundlach called the church and we spoke for the first time. Ms. Gundlach described how she had been made aware of the presence of the RVs/tiny homes from Settled’s year-end letter to supporters. She had then driven through our parking lot to confirm. She described her basic familiarity with Settled and mentioned having some concerns about the Sacred Settlement model and the City of St. Paul’s acceptance of how the Mosaic Settlement has been made allowable. She indicated that with the upcoming holiday, she was not proposing any action and would like to follow up with us after the new year.