Public documents that mention Mariela Lizette Ponce.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Regular Session
The City Council meeting included the acceptance of the 2026 Annual Progress Report regarding flood protection and the authorization of a reimbursement agreement for park construction in the Westlake Villages development. Key approvals covered a land donation agreement for the police department, contract amendments for the regional wastewater cogeneration plant and citywide hazardous waste management services, and a compensation increase for Civil Service Commission members. The agenda also featured a public hearing on storm drainage maintenance assessments, a presentation of the 2025-2026 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report, and the adoption of both the ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan and the 2026 Transportation Master Plan. Furthermore, the Council addressed the formation of a community facilities district, budget appropriation carry-forwards, and the fiscal year 2027 Internal Audit Plan. Closed session items focused on existing litigation and the public employment of an Interim City Clerk.
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City Council And Concurrent Authorities Meeting Minutes
The council discussed and approved several items, including the 2026 Annual Progress Report for flood protection, a reimbursement agreement for the Westlake Villages community park, and a land donation for the Stockton Police Department. Other actions included contract amendments for the Regional Wastewater Control Facility and hazardous waste management services, a resolution increasing payment for Civil Service Commission members, and a public hearing to form a new zone in the Stockton Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance Assessment District. The meeting also covered the 2025-2026 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for HUD programs, the ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan update, the 2026 Transportation Master Plan, the formation of Community Facilities District 2026-1, budget appropriation carry forwards, and the Fiscal Year 2027 Internal Audit Plan.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
City Council and Concurrent Authorities Draft Minutes
The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational items. Proclamations were issued for Code Enforcement Officer Appreciation Week and Domestic Violence Month. The council approved multiple purchases and contracts, including police vehicles and up-fitting services, on-call large line inspection and cleaning services for wastewater systems, maintenance and repair services for centrifuge and disc filter systems, document shredding services, and a contract change order for the groundwater recharge project. Ordinances were amended regarding vehicle parking limitations, possession of open containers of alcohol in public, and committee appointments. The council also authorized grant funding for the Combatting Crime in Real Time program, discussed the Dredged Sediment Agreement for the Buckley Cove project, approved the annual display of the Juneteenth flag, and handled an appeal regarding nonconforming use of a property. Executive session matters included labor negotiations, real property negotiations, and litigation updates.
Sep 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Agenda
The agenda includes several presentations, including an update regarding the STAART program and proclamations for American Pharmacists Month and the California Water Service's centennial. Key action items involve the acceptance of various committee and budget reports, approval of a response to a Civil Grand Jury report, and the adoption of a revised Conflict of Interest Code. Furthermore, the council will consider allocating public health and safety grant funds, naming a new park, approving lease agreements for the Adventist Health Arena, and implementing recruitment incentives for fire telecommunication staff. Other items include authorizing sole source agreements for maintenance and filtration equipment, approving storm drainage annexations, contracting for public safety dispatch systems, and allocating funding for local homeless prevention and support programs.
