The City Council meeting included a proclamation recognizing November as Philanthropy Month and honoring the Morgan Hill Community Foundation. Presentations were given recognizing the City Manager's 10-year service milestone and birthday. Council members provided reports on attendance at various commission meetings, community events like the safe Halloween trick-or-treat, and the installation of the Dia de los Muertos altar. Updates from the City Manager included information on the upcoming point-in-time homelessness count and holiday season events. Public comment included suggestions regarding the development of multi-use public sports fields, which the council noted was already in planning stages, and a report from the Historical Society on their activities for the city's 120th anniversary. Additionally, the Finance Director provided a monthly budget update, requesting council action to release funds set aside for ERAF liability and restoring property tax revenue projections.
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The City Council meeting featured several community recognitions, including honoring a long-serving community member for 52 years of service, proclaiming Brain Health and Dementia Awareness Month, and celebrating the city's 120th anniversary. Council members shared reports on local committee activities, police engagement initiatives, and participation in regional boards. The City Manager provided updates on the appointment of a new executive director for Visit Morgan Hill, upcoming housing listening sessions, a new manufactured home purchase program for farmworkers, downtown parking programs, flood control project completion, and park facility updates. The session also included public comments from various community members.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Morgan Hill City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting included a closed session regarding real property negotiation, followed by proclamations for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and National Preparedness Month. The Council received reports on the Upper Llagas Creek projects, homeless veteran support initiatives in San Jose, and community events such as National Night Out. Additionally, the City Manager provided announcements regarding a police officer's award nomination, a downtown specific plan workshop, the 20th anniversary of the Centennial Recreation Center, and an upcoming ballot measure. Public comments addressed policy transparency, land acknowledgment statements, and concerns regarding cumulative water capacity for future development projects.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Morgan Health County Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission meeting centered on a public hearing for a tentative subdivision map regarding a 320-lot residential development on a 69.4-acre site at the intersection of Hill Road and Barrett Avenue. Staff presented details on the site plan, including required public benefits such as a roundabout, public trail connections, and dedications for open space and a local park. The discussion included the validity of environmental impact reports, traffic study compliance, and the scope of the commission's authority regarding the map's approval versus future design permits. The meeting concluded with clarification on the legal timeline for the commission's decision-making process.
