Tuesday, June 18, 2019

Presiding: Mayor Tom Butt · Called to order: 7:24 p.m. · 7 items · 28 votes · 19 public comments

What happened

The council approved 21 routine items on consent, including a $5.7 million cogeneration project managed by Veolia and a $2 million contract for Veolia Water construction services.

Appointments to the Rent Board, Police Review Commission, and Planning Commission were voted down 3-1, with Mayor Butt casting the only no vote. Three council members abstained from the vote, preventing the boards from filling vacant positions.

The council approved 3% fee increases for both Hilltop neighborhood landscaping and Marina Bay property assessments for landscaping and lighting. Both measures passed unanimously without opposition.

New rules for septic tanks and wastewater systems were added to city law, establishing standards for installation and maintenance. The council also approved changes requiring commissions to post meeting details online and allowing smaller quorums when positions are vacant.

Discussion of a $30,000 contract with Vigilant Solutions LLC and approval of a 46-unit housing development at 5620 Central Avenue were continued to a future meeting."}

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Attendance

Demnlus Johnson III(Present)
Eduardo Martinez(Present)
Jael Myrick(Present)
Melvin Willis(Present)
Ben Choi(Present)
Tom Butt(Present)
Nat Bates(Present)
8 items · 21 consent
Appoint members to Rent Board, Police Review Commission, and Planning Commission
Failed 6-0Police & Community Safety
Amend contract with Vigilant Solutions LLC for $30,000 through 2022
Police & Community Safety
Receive update on proposed 2019-20 operating budget and 5-year capital projects plan
Annual Budget Update
Approve 3% increase in Hilltop neighborhood landscaping fees
Passed 7-0The Hilltop
Approve 3% increase in Marina Bay property assessments for landscaping and lighting
Passed 7-0Ford Point & Richmond Village
Approve 46-unit housing development at 5620 Central Avenue
The Hilltop
Add new rules for septic tanks and wastewater systems to city law
Passed 7-0Police & Community Safety
Require commissions to post meeting details and allow smaller quorums
Passed 7-0Commission Transparency

Approved as a group without individual discussion.

Biggest items: $5.7M Cogeneration Project approval · $2M Veolia Water on-call construction ser... · $1.6M Contra Costa County and State contracts

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