City Council Of The City Of Napa Regular Meeting Agenda
The City Council meeting agenda includes special presentations regarding Suicide Prevention Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, and a Pet of the Month. Key administrative items cover a contract for an irrigation controller upgrade, approval of the CDBG Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report, and updates to fees related to affordable housing impact and building permits. The Council will consider voting in opposition to a League of California Cities resolution. Public hearings will address non-functional turf irrigation regulations and the Five-Way Intersection Improvements Project, including environmental impact reports and cooperative agreements. A closed session is scheduled to discuss potential litigation and labor negotiations.
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The City Council approved several consent items, including a five-year agreement with the Napa City Firefighters Association, a cost-sharing agreement for unrepresented executive police safety, a grant for encampment resolution, the sale of state water, and a bid award for citywide striping. The Council received a report on the Downtown Parking Structure Feasibility Study Phase 1A and identified a preferred site for continued evaluation. Additionally, the Council appointed a voting delegate and alternate for the League of California Cities annual conference, discussed a resolution regarding housing and land use authority, and reviewed the community engagement kick-off for the Harvest Park Project, which included significant public feedback regarding the use of artificial versus natural turf.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of the City of Napa Meeting Minutes
The City Council meeting addressed various administrative and development topics, including special presentations regarding Parks and Recreation Month and Pro-Inclusion Napa, and board/commission presentations. The Council approved various consent items, such as the Gann appropriation limits, a Microsoft Enterprise License Agreement, a response to the 2026 Grand Jury report, and multiple contracts and resolutions. Public hearings were held regarding a bed and breakfast inn proposal, a sidewalk vending ordinance, and the Franklin Station II redevelopment project, all of which moved forward. Additionally, the Council discussed existing litigation and labor negotiations during a closed session.
