Jamie Genz

The City Council meeting included a business session for unagendized items, followed by scheduled presentations. Topics included the proclamation of Western Rodeo Days and a proclamation joining the America the Entrepreneurial effort to support local small businesses. Additionally, there was a presentation from California State Parks regarding the Black Miners Bar Juneteenth Festival.

The Council meeting included a presentation of the CPRS marketing and communications award to the city's Parks and Recreation Department. Public comments addressed concerns regarding the impact of fireworks on pets, wildlife, and the historic district, as well as the fire risks posed by their proximity to public areas. The Council and the Fire Chief discussed current safety measures and future potential to transition to drone shows. Additionally, the Council approved a resolution for public fireworks displays during the annual Folsom Pro Rodeo and initiated a construction agreement for a pavement resurfacing project.

The meeting included reports from the Friends of the Folsom Library regarding fundraising activities, bookstore sales, and new community partnerships. The Library Director provided monthly library usage statistics, an overview of the city's budget process, and updates on facility improvement projects, including HVAC and roof replacements. Additionally, the Commission discussed future agenda items such as proposed branch and locker locations in Folsom Ranch and local tax share revenue details.

This document outlines the City of Folsom's 2025 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) and Water Shortage Contingency Plan (WSCP). The UWMP details the city's water system, historical and projected water use, supply sources, and drought risk assessment, with projections extending to 2050. The WSCP establishes procedures for annual supply and demand assessment, defines six shortage stages, and outlines corresponding response actions, communication protocols, and enforcement mechanisms. The plan aims to ensure long-term water supply reliability and preparedness for water shortages, adhering to California Water Code requirements.

The committee reviewed the Municipal Landscape Services Monthly report and received an update regarding the Folsom Municipal Code Chapter 16.56. Members provided specific feedback regarding district maintenance, including vegetation removal, tree pruning, lighting repairs, sign replacement, and requests for future mulching projects. Additionally, members addressed concerns regarding graffiti on infrastructure and the status of previously reported maintenance items.