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Tuesday, June 7, 2022

31 agenda items recorded · 1 motion record · View official: Agenda

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Attendance

Claudia Jimenez(Present)
Tom Butt(Present)
Melvin Willis(Absent)
Eduardo Martinez(Present)
Nat Bates(Present)
Gayle McLaughlin(Present)
Demnlus Johnson III(Absent)
30 items
Meet privately with lawyers about Winehaven Legacy lawsuit against the city
Point Molate
Expand how $50,000 in federal funds can be spent to help homeless residents at Rydin Road
Rydin Road Encampment
Extend affordable housing requirements at The Summit apartments for 30 more years
The Summit
Receive annual report on sanctuary city contracting rules and approve 2 contract waivers
Political Statements
Receive monthly financial reports showing city's cash balances and overtime spending
Labor & City Workers
Set property tax rate at 0.14% for pension fund payments
Labor & City Workers
Create 6 new city positions and upgrade 2 existing positions
Police & Community Safety
Accept $7,402 grant for library book delivery between Bay Area libraries
Library Services
Accept $250,000 state grant to buy new Bookmobile for city library
Library Bookmobile
Accept $3,200 state grant for summer library meal site programs
Youth & Community Programs
Accept federal grant for library internet devices and hotspots
Police & Community Safety
Extend hazardous materials training contract for RichmondBUILD job program
Environmental Justice
Approve $44,000 fireworks show contract for July 3rd at Marina Bay Park
Ford Point & Richmond Village
Declare June 2022 as Diversity Celebration Month in Richmond
Diversity Celebration Month
Support state bill requiring regional agency to create unified Bay Area transit plan
Political Statements
Extend emergency vehicle repair contract 2 years for additional $170,000
Police & Community Safety
Buy new $390,000 street sweeper from Owen Equipment
Street Sweeper Purchase
Approve 3-year contract for portable toilet rentals at city parks
Parks & Facilities
Hire janitorial company to clean restrooms at 10 city parks for $180,000
Park Restroom Services
Approve 2-year contract with Owen Equipment for street sweeper repairs up to $80,000
Street Sweeper Repairs
Approve $55,000 in contracts for bike safety classes and Greenway maintenance
Environmental Justice
Hear budget presentations from city manager, police, and fire departments
Police & Community Safety
Receive update on refinancing $130 million pension debt from 2005
Labor & City Workers
Review draft city budget for fiscal year 2023 and provide guidance
Quarterly Budget Report
Update city law governing utility work and private structures in public streets
Police & Community Safety
Receive legal opinion on city staff giving away public property
Private Landowner Encroachments
Direct city manager to release overdue employee pay study to council
City Worker Pay Study
Present draft plan to reduce traffic deaths and injuries on city streets
Local Roadway Safety Plan
Expand street sweeping program citywide with new signs and enforcement
Police & Community Safety
Approve $2 million in annual police contracts with county and state agencies
Police & Community Safety
W.1.aCity Council Meeting Minutes