City of Campbell

The agenda for the meeting included the approval of minutes from February 24, 2026. A public hearing was scheduled to consider a Conditional Use Permit for Fatih Ulas to allow the on-site sale of beer and wine in association with a quick service restaurant (Sultan's Kebab) at 278 E Campbell Avenue. A study session focused on Economic Development, featuring an overview of Campbell's Economic Development Plan and current economic conditions. New Business included Planning Commissioner/Subcommittee Reports and a Report of the Community Development Director.

The Special Meeting agenda included calling the meeting to order, roll call, and approval of the minutes from the Regular Meeting held on February 12, 2026. Reports were scheduled from the County Librarian and Community Librarian concerning library updates, including construction progress and upcoming events. The Assistant City Manager was set to provide a City Update. New Business featured a public hearing and grant award recommendation for the FY 26 Neighborhood Association Assistance Grant, along with project assignments covering initiatives like Campbell Cares and Explore Art. Unfinished Business and Project Updates, including Art Outside the Box and Children's Arts and Crafts, were also listed.

The Regular Meeting agenda for the Campbell Youth Commission included several key discussion items. Announcements covered the availability of the 2026-2027 Youth Commission Term Applications, recruitment for the Santa Clara County Youth Task Force, and the opening of the Youth and Teen Recreation Services scholarship with a February 27th deadline. Further announcements detailed the upcoming CAYC Spring Conference 2026, featuring speakers such as Congressman Ro Khanna. Old Business centered on reviewing the Youth Commissioner involvement with the Valentine's Day Fun Run/Walk held on February 7th and receiving updates from each Ad Hoc group on their work plan items, including social media outreach and Open House integration. New Business focused on the California Association of Youth Commission E-Bike Safety Video Contest, encouraging the commission to create a submission.

The agenda for this Regular Meeting of the Parks & Recreation Commission includes several new business items for discussion and potential action, specifically related to the Multimodal Transportation Plan, Adult Center Programs & Services, the Bunnies & Bonnets Parade, a potential meeting at a park, a facilities tour, and Community Events. Staff reports covered updates on Parks, including the success of the Community Garden volunteer clean-up, needed repairs to the Campbell Community Center track, completion of skatepark demolition with new equipment arriving soon, and ongoing management of graffiti at John D Morgan Park. The Recreation & Community Services report noted the successful fumigation at the Ainsley House, upcoming performances at the Heritage Theatre, details on the Adult Center's Lunar New Year event, the reopening of the pool, and a scheduled study session with the City Council regarding infrastructure maintenance. Discussions during 'Good of the Game' included observations on wildlife, appreciation for graffiti removal, and maintenance needs at Campbell Park.

The meeting agenda included communications, staff reports from the Museum Supervisor and Senior Services Supervisor, and a City Update from the Assistant City Manager. New business focused on the March Study Session agenda item regarding Neighborhood Association Grant Application Review. Project updates were provided for 'Get To Know Campbell,' 'Art Outside the Box,' and 'Children's Arts and Crafts' (listed as 'Explore Art' in the minutes). Significant discussion occurred under Unfinished Business regarding Civic Improvement Commission Committee Roles, resulting in the dissolution of existing subcommittees (Campbell Cares; Capture Campbell; Explore Art; Neighborhood Association and Street name) while agreeing to continue the listed projects under a project-based work-tracking system. The Good of the Game segment included discussions on the closure of Pruneyard Cinemas, an encouragement to attend the annual library forum, and a suggestion to display the 2026 sesquicentennial flag at City Hall.