What happened
The council approved negotiations with the police union over changes to the Community Police Review Commission that investigates officer complaints. The measure passed 4-3, with Choi, Bates, and Butt voting no, drawing 2 public comments.
A new policy allowing developers to receive credits on public facilities fees was approved 6-1, with Martinez as the lone dissenter. The policy establishes rules for when developers can get refunds or reductions on impact fees that fund parks and roads.
The council approved 9 routine items on consent, including a $177,033 contract to hire consultants for assessing youth programs. Other notable items included $25,000 contracts with Red Cloud Inc. for fire station antennas and Performance Abatement Services for oil spill cleanup at Terminal 3.
The council unanimously approved Veolia Water hiring ZFA Structural Engineers to study earthquake safety at the city's wastewater treatment plant. The study will determine if plant structures can withstand seismic activity.
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Biggest items: $177K Contract with Hatchuel Tabernik & Ass... · $25K Contract with Red Cloud, Inc. for Mot... · $25K Agreement with Performance Abatement ...