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Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Children, Seniors, and Families Committee Regular Meeting
The Committee discussed a range of items including a quarterly report on the County's response to federal actions, legislative advocacy recommendations, and the 2027 Legislative Platform. Discussions also covered the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 OCFP Annual Report and Workplan, a monthly report from the Department of Family and Children's Services regarding the Child Welfare Corrective Action Plan, prevention services, and an initial review of the Aurora W. case. Additionally, the Committee reviewed reports on economic assistance contracts and homelessness criminalization.
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Housing and Human Services Commission Notice And Agenda
The commission meeting agenda includes the recommendation of a priority project to the City Council. It features a public hearing regarding an ordinance to amend zoning codes related to the Inclusionary Below Market Rate Ownership Housing Program, specifically to convert in-lieu fees to a square-footage basis. Additional agenda items involve reviewing resolutions to adjust in-lieu fees for rental and ownership developments, amending council policies for periodic inclusionary housing policy reviews, and conducting an annual review of the City Code of Ethics and Conduct for officials.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Of Sunnyvale Zoning Administrator Hearing Notice And Agenda
The hearing concerns a proposed use permit for establishing a preschool in an existing religious building at 125 East Arques Avenue, with a capacity for up to 45 children. The proposal also includes associated parking lot improvements for the property.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Sunnyvale City Council Notice and Agenda
The meeting includes a closed session to discuss anticipated litigation. Key agenda items involve approval of contract amendments for street outreach services, the purchase of new fire apparatus, and amendments to the fee schedule for downtown outdoor dining. The council will also address the local Conflict of Interest Code, the establishment of school speed zones near Laurelwood Elementary, and water conservation restrictions regarding turf irrigation. Additionally, the agenda includes public hearings on zoning amendments related to housing and lot splits, revisions to Council policies regarding boards and commissions, and an update to the salary resolution for unclassified department directors.
