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ATTACHMENT F <br />An Annotated History of the Prince of Peace Interim Sacred Settlement <br />6 <br />Feb. 24, 2023 <br />I replied to Mr. Trudgeon in an effort to clarify that Valerie’s presence at PoP was <br />only at the City’s initial request. I also had a lengthy phone conversation this day <br />with Janice Gundlach. She was generous with her time, further clarifying the city’s <br />position regarding the ruling they have made. I asked her to respond to a variety of <br />methods for moving forward and she reiterated that any action would require the <br />explicit direction of the Roseville City Council. She seemed to agree with me when I <br />stated that I believe both Prince of Peace and the City share deep alignment in our <br />goals to care for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. <br />Late that evening, I received a phone message from Cari McCollor requesting our <br />assistance to help relocate “Stanley, a homeless veteran living in an RV,” to our <br />parking lot. I was able to text with Cari and offer our assistance. We subsequently <br />learned that Stanley, was permitted to remain in the Cub parking lot for the night <br />with the assurance he would move the next day. <br />Feb. 25, 2023 <br />Stanley arrived in his RV and parked it in the Prince of Peace parking lot. <br /> <br />Feb. 26, 2023 <br />Several members of our community connected with Stanley, also meeting Peggy, who <br />was with him. They have been offered what basic hospitality they needed and we <br />could offer at this time. <br /> <br />Feb. 27, 2023 <br />Cari McCollor has agreed to continue staying in contact with Stanley as, together, we <br />determine next steps. <br /> <br />This history has been submitted along with our supporting materials for of our appeal <br />to be considered on Mar. 6. <br /> <br /> <br />