County of San Mateo

The commission held a joint meeting where system partners provided updates on appointments, detention statistics, felony and misdemeanor filings, and probation services, including electronic monitoring programs. The Board of Supervisors discussed the postponement of a study session and the potential for a joint study session in the future. Members expressed concerns regarding gaps in re-entry services and the need for a more diverse array of service providers in upcoming contract cycles. Discussions also touched on efforts to remove barriers for smaller organizations in the county RFP process and the scheduling of site visits for new supervisors.

The Zoning Hearing Officer meeting addressed multiple agenda items including the approval of a wireless telecommunications facility use permit renewal and a coastal development permit for residential deck improvements. Discussions covered radio frequency emission compliance for existing telecommunications infrastructure and a home improvement exception regarding lot coverage requirements for a residential property.

This document serves as the City of Brisbane Annex to the 2026 San Mateo County Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. It provides specific hazard mitigation elements for the City, detailing a comprehensive risk assessment, vulnerability analysis, and mitigation strategy. The plan addresses key hazards such as flooding (riverine, urban/flash, coastal), landslides, sea level rise, and wildfires, outlining actions to reduce long-term risks, enhance resilience, and integrate mitigation principles into local planning and development.

This document functions as an annex to the 2026 San Mateo County Local Hazard Mitigation Plan, specifically detailing hazard mitigation elements for the City of San Mateo. It encompasses a comprehensive risk and vulnerability assessment, a capability assessment, and a detailed mitigation strategy, including specific mitigation actions. The primary objective is to enhance the City of San Mateo's resilience by reducing long-term vulnerabilities to identified hazards and fostering a more secure community.

This document is an annex to the 2026 San Mateo County Local Hazard Mitigation Plan, specifically detailing hazard mitigation elements for the San Mateo Resource Conservation District. It focuses on assessing the district's capabilities, identifying unique vulnerabilities to natural hazards such as drought, earthquake, flood, landslide, and wildfire, and outlining a comprehensive mitigation strategy. The plan aims to integrate hazard mitigation into planning mechanisms, enhance long-term resilience, and implement targeted mitigation actions to reduce risks and protect the community and environment.