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Aug 27, 2026
Closes
Sep 24, 2026
The work generally consists of approx. of removing the existing mobile generator receptacle, constructing generator concrete pad, installing generator and appurtenances including automatic transfer switch, associated conduits and wiring and modifications to the existing main service switchboard and motor control center as necessary for the new generator.
Aug 5, 2026
Closes
Sep 2, 2026
The City of Escondido is soliciting formal unit-price bids under RFB 26-27 for city-wide traffic signal communications system upgrades; this is a construction procurement rather than a grant program. The project includes installation of traffic signal control and communications equipment, including wireless radios to connect traffic signals. The solicitation was published on August 5, 2026, and bids are due September 2, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. PDT.
Jul 22, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
The City of Escondido is soliciting proposals from qualified multidisciplinary consultant teams for Escondido 2040, a $2.25 million, two-year planning and implementation program. The work will update components of the City’s General Plan, multiple Master Plans, and two Specific Plans, and requires proposals in searchable PDF format submitted by email. Proposals are due to Sally Schifman by 5:00 p.m. on September 9, 2026, and the opportunity is a consulting-services procurement rather than a grant program.
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161255
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146,030
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This Public Services Agreement, identified as A-3229, is established between the City of Escondido and Invoice Cloud, Inc. for the provision of public services. The contract has an effective start date in 2020, with an initial five-year term and five successive one-year options for extension, potentially extending the agreement until 2030. Compensation for services is estimated based on the City's activity and usage, rather than a fixed sum. The agreement includes comprehensive terms and conditions covering insurance requirements, indemnification, assignment clauses, and compliance with various laws.
This Golf Course Construction and Lease Agreement, dated August 10, 1990, between the City of Escondido and CCA/Silband Golfcorp, outlines the Lessee's obligations for constructing and subsequently operating and managing an 18-hole public golf course for a term of 35 years. The effective start date for operations and rent payment is the first calendar month following construction completion or February 1, 1992, whichever comes first. The agreement details specific financial commitments, including up to $750,000 for off-site improvements, assurance of $6,000,000 for construction, and a rent structure involving minimum annual payments and percentage-based earnings. It also covers responsibilities for maintenance, repairs, insurance, taxes, and conditions for default and termination.
This document outlines two concurrent agreements between the City of Escondido and Escondido Golf, LLC for the Reidy Creek Golf Course. The first is a Golf Course Management Agreement, where Escondido Golf, LLC will manage and operate the golf course for an annual fixed fee of $75,000 (with annual 2.5% or CPI increases), a 10% incentive fee based on net profit, and a $1,250 monthly accounting fee (with annual 2.5% increases). The second is a Lease and Concession Agreement, granting Escondido Golf, LLC exclusive rights to provide food and beverage services in exchange for 10% of gross food and beverage revenues. Both agreements have an initial five-year term, with an option for four additional years, structured to coincide with the bond payment schedule ending October 2030.
This document is the First Amendment to the Golf Course Management Agreement between the City of Escondido and Escondido Golf, LLC for the Reidy Creek Golf Course. The amendment, signed on June 12, 2023, is retroactively effective to September 30, 2022, the original agreement's date. Its primary purpose is to revise the calculation of the 'Incentive Fee' paid to the Manager. The Incentive Fee will now be paid only when gross revenue increases by at least 10% from the previous year, and will be calculated as 15% of the amount by which actual Gross Revenue exceeds the prior year's Gross Revenue, capped at 15% of the total management fee for that year. All other terms and conditions of the original agreement remain unchanged.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Escondido
The meeting included general updates from the city, with a focus on the library infrastructure project. The agenda featured the presentation of a statistics report and the Library Director's monthly report. Additionally, board members provided feedback on their personal use of library services, highlighting the efficacy of the library's social media promotions, the auto-renew feature, the Libby digital app, and the testing of 3D printing equipment in the maker space.
The Council meeting included closed session discussions regarding real property negotiations for specific city sites. During the regular session, the Council addressed various administrative and fiscal items on the consent calendar, such as setting tax levies for several community facilities districts, authorizing budget adjustments for infrastructure projects, awarding fuel purchase contracts, and managing recycling grants. A public hearing was held concerning the adoption of guidelines for Battery Energy Storage Systems. Additionally, the Council considered a general plan amendment for a multi-family development project and designated a voting delegate for the upcoming League of California Cities conference. Public comments were received expressing opposition to the proposed Rinks Project at Kit Carson Park.
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The commission discussed the dissolution of several subcommittees while retaining the Annual Work Plan Subcommittee and resolved to increase the frequency of future meetings to a monthly schedule. Action was taken to approve a grant covering City Design Review Fees for a mural project. Regarding the Grand Avenue Roundabout Art Project, the commission reviewed the Request for Qualifications and directed staff to bring back a revised version for future consideration. Additionally, staff received direction regarding an art project on the Escondido Creek Trail, and updates were provided on project reports including the Queen Califia's Magical Circle.
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