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HHHC ratifies amended HHAP-6 MOU; motion passes with one abstention
Summary
The Humboldt Housing & Homelessness Coalition Executive Committee voted to ratify an amended MOU required for HHAP-6 funding. The motion, moved by Aaron Zell and seconded by Saul Lopez, passed with one abstention; the CoC is not a legal entity and must use the MOU to receive funds.
The Humboldt Housing & Homelessness Coalition Executive Committee on April 3 ratified an amended memorandum of understanding required for eligibility for HHAP-6 funding. Aaron Zell (DHHS) moved the motion, and Saul Lopez (Nation’s Finest) seconded it; the committee recorded one abstention and the remainder voted in favor, and the motion passed.
Committee staff explained the change is required because the Continuum of Care (CoC) is not a legal entity and therefore cannot hold or be sued on HHAP contracts; amending the MOU with Humboldt County will allow the county to receive HHAP-6 funds on the CoC’s behalf. The committee agreed the MOU amendment is a prerequisite for accessing the HHAP-6 allocation.
The motion was filed as Motion #1 (Zell/Lopez) on the April 3 agenda. Meeting minutes record “1 abstained, all in favor,” and meeting attendance was recorded earlier in the agenda; the transcript did not provide a named roll-call of votes. The committee noted no substantive policy change beyond the administrative correction to meet HHAP-6 eligibility requirements.
The EC adjourned at 11:59 a.m.; the next Executive Committee meeting is scheduled for April 22, 2026 over Zoom.
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