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Jul 30, 2026
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Aug 17, 2026
Qualified service providers to provide delivery services for unleaded and diesel fuel to the Corporation Yard and additional sites throughout the City at generator sites.
Jul 13, 2026
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Aug 13, 2026
The City of Belmont is soliciting sealed bids (CCN 2026-646) for the 2026 Sanitary Sewer and Storm Drain Rehabilitation Project. The public works construction project generally includes the repair of existing sewer mains and laterals by open trench, spot repair, or pipe bursting methods; repair of existing sewer manholes; and repair of existing storm drain pipelines by spot repair and CIPP methods, along with other items identified in the Contract Documents. The project is funded by the City of Belmont and administered by its Public Works Department.
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207602
Employee FTE
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144.8
Population
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28,752
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45 / 100
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This Service Agreement outlines the provision of actuarial consulting services by GovInvest, Inc. to the City of Belmont, the Belmont-San Carlos Fire Department, and the Belmont Fire Department. The services primarily involve Postretirement Healthcare actuarial reports, specifically GASB 75 OPEB Actuarial Valuations. The agreement details general terms, conditions, insurance requirements, and defines the contractual relationship. The scope of services includes actuarial valuations for a five-year term, with the service commencing on January 1, 2017, and concluding on January 1, 2022. The total fee for services for all three entities amounts to $19,980.
This document is Amendment No. 1 to Service Agreement 2017-007-00 between the City of Belmont and GovInvest, Inc. for Actuarial Consulting Services. The amendment expands the scope of services, detailed in Exhibit A-1, to include analysis of CalPERS Unfunded Actuarial Liability. The total compensation payable to the Consultant is amended not to exceed $29,980, increasing from the original $19,980. The amendment incorporates by reference all original terms and conditions not specifically modified. The amendment was signed by the Consultant on February 12, 2018, with services under the amended scope anticipated to begin in late March/early April 2018.
This document is an invoice (Invoice #2024-5566) from GovInvest Inc. to Belmont for a total of $49,250.00 USD. The invoice covers a one-time Compensation Implementation Fee and an annual subscription fee for a Compensation Module. The service period for the annual subscription runs from June 17, 2024, to June 16, 2027. The payment is due by August 11, 2024, with Net 30 terms.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Belmont
The Planning Commission meeting focused on the review and approval of two Single-Family Design Review (SFDR) applications. Specifically, the commission approved a 931 square foot addition at 1561 Harbor Boulevard and a 1,709 square foot addition at 2111 Lyon Avenue, which included the replacement of a carport with a garage. Additionally, the commission engaged in a discussion regarding the city's code structure for single-family house reviews, debated whether ministerial review processes for certain project scales could improve efficiency, and received updates regarding upcoming scheduling changes and project developments.
The council received a presentation on National Night Out 2021 and approved the consent calendar, which included monthly financial reports, permanent encroachment agreements, and a Memorandum of Understanding for an Edible Food Recovery Program. Discussions were held regarding the extension of outdoor dining allowances to public right-of-ways and private parking lots. The council also authorized debt obligations for Silicon Valley Clean Water infrastructure projects, specifically regarding WIFIA loans and revenue notes, and received updates on city operations including recreation programs and wildfire safety efforts.
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The meeting featured a presentation by a local Eagle Scout regarding recent renovations to bike tire cleaning stations at Waterdog Lake. The Commission received an update on the Belmont Creek Restoration Project, including progress made, project challenges, and future work. Additionally, plans for Belmont's Centennial Celebration were discussed, covering community events, historical honoring, and a future signature event. The Commission approved the selection of artist designs for the Happy Hydrant and Utility Box project and also approved a consolidated meeting schedule for the upcoming winter months. Finally, the department provided updates on recent and future community events, including holiday and seasonal programs.
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