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Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included presentations regarding the Turlock Partnership Incentive Program, Turlock Transit, the Sidewalk Program, and proclamations honoring city staff. The Council approved the Consent Calendar, which included fiscal reports, emergency determinations for facility repairs, and various infrastructure project bids and agreements, such as HVAC and roof replacements, window replacements, and sewer roach control. Public hearings were held to authorize a housing plan amendment for the 2020 allocation year and to approve general plan and municipal code amendments related to the 2023-2031 Housing Element and Commercial-Residential Mixed-Use zones. Additionally, the Council accepted the Economic Development Strategic Implementation Plan (2026-2029) and approved a professional services agreement for traffic signal and streetlight maintenance.
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This Implementation Plan for the City of Turlock outlines a three-year roadmap (2026-2029) to strengthen the local economy and advance the City's vision to be a premier place to live, work, and raise a family. It organizes nine strategic focus areas into key priorities, including Business Expansion, Attraction & Retention (BEAR), establishing Business Incentive Programs, the Westside Industrial Specific Plan (WISP), Opportunity Zone Investment, establishing Performance Metrics, Downtown Placemaking, expanding Sports Facilities & Tourism, utilizing Value Capture, and Housing as Economic Development. The plan aims to support local businesses, attract new investment, create employment opportunities, and position Turlock for long-term economic growth.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Turlock City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting included the presentation of certificates of recognition for community excellence. The treasurer reviewed the city's investment portfolio, highlighting safety, liquidity, and return objectives, and provided an update on market trends. The Council approved the consent calendar and held a public hearing to confirm assessments for landscaping and lighting districts. A contract was awarded for the rehabilitation of the Geer Road project, with discussion regarding the bid amount versus the engineer's estimate.
The Planning Commission discussed the Comprehensive Sign Program for Oak Park Plaza, including design standards for new multi-tenant centers and illumination restrictions. Additionally, the commission reviewed the 2023-2031 Draft Housing Element, addressing compliance with State law, the replacement of the Workforce Housing Overlay with a Commercial-Residential Mixed Use base zoning district, and the city's responsibility to provide adequate zoning capacity for housing development. The commission recommended that the City Council adopt the Housing Element, approve associated zoning and general plan amendments, and move forward with the Commercial-Residential Mixed-Use zones.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
