Tuesday, June 2, 2020

13 items · 4 votes · 137 public comments

What happened

The council approved 15 routine items on consent, including a $4.2 million state grant to revitalize Boorman Park and $1.25 million in grants for employment programs.

The council approved wastewater rate increases of 5% to 7% annually through 2025. The rate hikes passed 4-2, with Martinez and Butt voting no.

A package of budget cuts to balance city finances was approved 5-2, with Martinez and Butt dissenting. The council also ratified an emergency 6 p.m. curfew order 6-1, with only Butt voting against.

The council passed an official city statement on the George Floyd incident and local response. Nine items were continued to a future meeting, including a new Assistant Police Chief position and COVID-19 employee pay policies.

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Attendance

Ben Choi(Present)
Demnlus Johnson III(Present)
Eduardo Martinez(Present)
Jael Myrick(Present)
Melvin Willis(Present)
Tom Butt(Present)
Nat Bates(Present)
14 items · 15 consent
Details
Discuss official city statement on George Floyd incident and local response
Police & Community Safety
Ratify and rescind emergency order for 6 p.m. curfew
Passed 6-1Police & Community Safety
Approve $325,000 agreement for bike and pedestrian safety improvements on Harbour Way South
Harbour Way South
Approve 4 on-call concrete repair contracts worth up to $500,000 each per year
Police & Community Safety
Set wastewater rates with annual increases of 5% to 7% through 2025
Passed 4-2Wastewater Rates
Create new Assistant Police Chief position with $148,000-$235,000 salary
Police & Community Safety
Choose budget cuts and cost savings to balance city finances
Passed 5-2Police & Community Safety
Approve 3% assessment increase for Hilltop Landscape Maintenance District
The Hilltop
Approve 3% increase in Marina Bay property assessments for landscaping and lighting
Ford Point & Richmond Village
Approve full pay for city employees unable to work due to COVID-19
Labor & City Workers
Extend Mark43 software contract for 5 more years at $1.5 million
Mark43 Contract
Amend Measures E and K ballot language to cap general fund spending
Measures E and K
Replace current rent control law with new affordable housing ordinance on November ballot
Rent Board & Tenants

Approved as a group without individual discussion.

Biggest items: $4.2M Boorman Park grant funds · $1.3M and appropriate budget funds · $300K Decontamination services contracts

G-16Meeting minutes approval