Joint City Council/Successor Agency Board/Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included presentations regarding the 101 Corridor Connect Program, the El Camino Real project, and the Vibrant Opportunities for Involvement, Community, and Empowerment program. Key legislative and administrative actions included the approval of various consent items, such as a grant application for homelessness encampment funding, residential permit parking designation, fiscal year-end budget amendments, and the purchase of thermal traffic signal monitoring systems. Furthermore, the council called for the November municipal election, initiated a street vacation process, and held public hearings to adopt the fiscal year 2026-27 budget, the five-year capital improvement program, and updates to the urban water management and water shortage contingency plans. Additionally, numerous appointments were made to various boards and commissions, and the council adopted a new Brown Act technology disruption policy while receiving updates on SB 707 and regional committee activities.
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Joint City Council Successor Agency Board Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting
The council conducted a wide-ranging meeting that included approvals for the Annual Appropriations Limit, rejection of a general liability claim, and rejection of bids for tire supply and vehicle services. Key infrastructure and operational decisions involved the final acceptance of a concrete and asphalt repair project, the award of a contract for a synthetic turf field, approval of the Roadway Pavement Management Program using SB1 funds, and an amendment to a communications products agreement. Additionally, the council addressed a rent control initiative by accepting certification of signature verification, held public hearings on employment vacancy reporting, recommended the FY 2026-27 budget, and amended municipal smoking regulations regarding tobacco retail permits. The meeting concluded with the authorization to collect sewer service charges on the tax roll and various subcommittee reports.
Apr 27, 2026·Board meeting
Joint City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting included several presentations, such as a proclamation for the retirement of the Public Works Services Director, a proclamation for Fair Housing Month, and a presentation by Peninsula Clean Energy. The Council took actions on the Consent Calendar, which included adopting a position on State legislation SB 1216, accepting infrastructure projects such as the Veterans Boulevard Sanitary Sewer Replacement and Courthouse Square Fountain Bowl, and approving various consulting and service agreements. The Council introduced an ordinance amending the Municipal Code related to tobacco retail permits and received a presentation on the Fiscal Year 2026-27 and Five-Year Capital Improvement Program. Furthermore, in a closed session, the Council authorized a settlement agreement regarding cannabis business tax liability.
Jan 1, 2026·Capital improvement plan
Redwood City Five-Year Capital Improvement Program 2026-2031
A 5-year capital improvement program for the City of Redwood City covering fiscal years 2026-27 through 2030-31. The plan prioritizes infrastructure investments across facilities, parking, parks, sewer, stormwater, transportation, and water functional areas, aiming to manage city assets, address facility needs, and ensure adequate capital investment.
