Joint City Council/Successor Agency Board/Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting
The council discussed several administrative and regulatory matters, including the adoption of updated Conflict of Interest Codes, the approval of a municipal advisory services agreement, and an investment advisory services contract. Key project approvals included the relocation of a recycled water transmission main, a grant application for safe routes to school, and new agreements for cataloging services and labor union reclassifications. The council also addressed ordinances related to vending, parking regulations, and potable water system protection. A public hearing was held regarding the implementation of objective design standards for residential and mixed-use developments, and a study session was conducted concerning the community benefits framework for the Stanford Medicine Cancer Center project.
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Joint City Council, Successor Agency Board, And Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included several key actions, such as the adoption of resolutions levying benefit assessments for local landscape maintenance districts and the approval of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The Council voted to oppose State legislation SB 1164 and authorized a series of on-call agreements for various engineering and transportation services. Significant items included adopting amendments to the Zoning and Municipal Codes, approving an agreement for master planning of the Waterfront Park, and authorizing design services for the Convention Way Bridge Water Main Repair. Additionally, the Council appointed members to the Board of Port Commissioners, Arts Commission, and Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission. A public hearing was held regarding the substitution of an affordable housing site, which was approved. The Council also took an 'oppose' position on a citizen-initiated ballot measure concerning rent control and just cause eviction limits, and authorized a design services agreement for the State Route 84/U.S. 101 Interchange project.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting
Joint City Council, Successor Agency Board, And Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included presentations regarding a proclamation for an Arts Commission member, a strategic plan for The San Francisco Peninsula Destination Marketing Organization, and a budget update from Caltrain. The Consent Calendar items were approved, covering membership dues, grant funding, infrastructure and consulting agreements, and an ERP assessment contract extension. Public hearings were held regarding the Abundant and Affordable Homes Near Transit Act and amendments to the Zoning and Municipal Codes concerning the Housing Element. Additionally, the Council directed staff to expand the study boundary for the Greater Downtown Area Plan and held a closed session regarding labor negotiations.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Joint City Council Successor Agency Board Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included a presentation regarding the Connect Bay Area Local Investment Plan. The council approved multiple consent items, including the acceptance of a synthetic turf replacement project, a property purchase for an interchange project, authorization to seek public health and safety grant funding, and acceptance of several community program grants. Furthermore, the council approved the purchase of fire engines, portable and mobile police radios, and various service agreements for emergency vehicle repairs, lagoon management, and water meter purchases. A public hearing was held regarding amendments to the General Plan and the Stanford in Redwood City Precise Plan for the Stanford Medicine Cancer Center. Additionally, the council reviewed the Annual Military Equipment Use Report, introduced an ordinance regarding military equipment policy, and authorized an agreement with Axon Enterprise for technology systems. The meeting concluded with a closed session involving discussions on existing litigation and labor negotiations.
