The meeting agenda includes ceremonial recognitions, commendations, and administrative business, such as the final adoption of an ordinance regulating personal delivery devices and the approval of various special event sponsorships and facility usage requests. Strategic support items involve the review of the City Manager's annual report, labor negotiations updates, and interviews for appointments to the Civil Service Commission. The council will also address the conditional vacation of a portion of Spring Street, the review of the Independent Police Auditor's year-end report, and the prioritization of the citywide planning work plan. Additionally, the council will consider land-use items including a General Plan amendment for 525 Race Street and administrative hearings regarding environmental appeals for projects at 470 West San Carlos Street and 300 Holger Way.
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The agenda focuses on several key reports for the committee's review. These include a Vehicle Abatement Audit Report, a City Infrastructure Strategy Semi-Annual Status Report, and a Vision Zero Traffic Safety Status Report. The committee will also hold an open forum for public comment.
Oct 2, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Study Session
The City Council held a study session to review infrastructure financing tools designed to facilitate economic development, housing, and job creation. The discussion provided an educational overview of Community Facilities Districts (CFDs) and Enhanced Infrastructure Finance Districts (EIFDs), detailing the fundamental differences between the two mechanisms. Key aspects covered included tax structures, voter approval requirements, eligible project types, and the long-term fiscal analysis required for successful implementation.
Sep 30, 2026·Board meeting
Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole Joint Meeting
The committee reviewed the agenda for an upcoming council meeting and discussed council transparency and private non-disclosure agreements. A significant portion of the meeting involved public testimony and discussion regarding police surveillance technology, specifically concerns about Flock cameras and the Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) systems. Participants expressed frustration over perceived lack of oversight and accountability regarding police conduct and data management.
