Joint City Council/Successor Agency Board/Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting
The meeting included several proclamations recognizing National Hispanic Heritage Month and Welcoming Week, and a graduation recognition for the Career Online High School program. Key business items included the approval of a parcel map for the Veterans Memorial Building/Senior Center and Sequoia YMCA project, the acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Fourth Quarter Budget-to-Actuals report, and the approval of various agreements for services, including vector control, physical therapy, and fire/life safety services. The Council also awarded a contract for an electric vehicle fleet charging station project, received an update on the Downtown Parking Program, and voted to support a position on the Connect Bay Area Transit Initiative. Additionally, an informational briefing on winter readiness for El Niño was presented, and the Council conducted a closed session regarding existing litigation.
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Joint City Council/Successor Agency Board/Public Finance Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the swearing-in of newly appointed and reappointed board and commission members and a proclamation recognizing International Youth Day. On the consent calendar, various items were approved, including updates to city positions on state legislation, the final acceptance of the Spinas Park Restroom Building Project, authorization of large recurring purchases, awards for street improvement and on-call engineering services contracts, and the approval of a successor MOU with the local Fire Fighters union. Additionally, the Council received a project update on the Redwood Shores Sea Level Rise Protection Project and provided direction on the preferred design alternative. A study session was held regarding the City Council's strategic priority for children and youth, and the meeting concluded with a closed session regarding litigation and real property negotiations.
Jul 27, 2026·Board meeting
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.
Apr 27, 2026·Board meeting
Joint City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting included several presentations, such as a proclamation for the retirement of the Public Works Services Director, a proclamation for Fair Housing Month, and a presentation by Peninsula Clean Energy. The Council took actions on the Consent Calendar, which included adopting a position on State legislation SB 1216, accepting infrastructure projects such as the Veterans Boulevard Sanitary Sewer Replacement and Courthouse Square Fountain Bowl, and approving various consulting and service agreements. The Council introduced an ordinance amending the Municipal Code related to tobacco retail permits and received a presentation on the Fiscal Year 2026-27 and Five-Year Capital Improvement Program. Furthermore, in a closed session, the Council authorized a settlement agreement regarding cannabis business tax liability.
