Fresno public meetings in 2021
104 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold hearings on several property alterations, including façade improvements to the Liberty Theatre and a garage addition at 1035 East Yale Avenue. The commission will also discuss the demolition of the fire-damaged Kutner Home and host workshops regarding the Abacus reconstruction and Calwa Park Rocket relocation.
- Demolition permit and removal from local register for the Kutner Home at 1651 L Street
- Exterior façade improvements to the Liberty Theatre at 944 Van Ness Avenue
- Garage addition to The Wolfe Residence at 1035 East Yale Avenue
- Workshop on reconstructing the Abacus at 4191 N Blackstone Avenue
- Workshop regarding the relocation of the Calwa Park Rocket at 4545 W. Church Avenue
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Commission will hold hearings to receive public input on Measure P allocations and the annual PARCS Department Budget and Capital Improvement Plans. The agenda also includes a workshop to review proposed changes to the department's master fee schedule. Additionally, subcommittee reports regarding the Parks Master Plan and Cultural Arts Plan are scheduled for discussion.
- Public hearing on Measure P allocations and PARCS Department Budget
- Workshop to review proposed changes to the PARCS Department Master Fee Schedule
- Adoption of the 2022 meeting calendar
- Subcommittee reports on Cultural Arts Plan, Parks Master Plan, and Highest Needs Neighborhoods
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for December 15, 2021, was cancelled. All agenda items were continued to the January 5, 2022, meeting.
Civil Service Board
The regular meeting of the Fresno Civil Service Board scheduled for December 10, 2021, was canceled. No items were discussed or decided at this session.
City Council
The council is reviewing several contract awards and amendments to the Fresno Municipal Code. Items include infrastructure projects for wastewater facilities and water well rehabilitation. The agenda also includes various labor agreements and salary resolutions for multiple bargaining units.
- $6,395,900 construction contract for Waste Gas Flare Improvements at the regional wastewater facility
- $4,718,065 purchase of 11 Mack model LR 64R side loading refuse trucks
- $1,935,600 appropriation for salary increases for bargaining units 03, 05, 07, 10, and 13
- $825,680 annual contract with Zim Industries, Inc. to rehabilitate public water supply wells
- Amendment to the Fresno Municipal Code regarding utility billing and collection procedures
Civil Service Board
The Civil Service Board will conduct several closed sessions regarding public employee discipline, dismissal, and removal from eligibility lists. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the October 29, 2021 meeting.
- Approval of October 29, 2021 minutes (ID 21-1001)
- Closed session regarding public employee discipline/dismissal/release (ID 21-1002)
- Closed sessions regarding removal from eligibility lists (IDs 21-1003, 21-1004)
- Closed session hearing on appeal for employee discipline/dismissal/release (ID 21-1005)
City Council
The Fresno City Council will hold a special closed session meeting. The council will confer with a real property negotiator regarding the price and terms of sale for property located at Herndon and Brawley.
- Negotiations regarding the price and terms of sale for property at Herndon and Brawley (APN 507-030-48ST)
Active Transportation Advisory Committee
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will review several task force reports, including the FY22 Budget and Vision Zero task forces. The meeting includes presentations on the VMT Mitigation Project and transportation. Staff will also present updates on enforcement reports and the regional transportation safety improvement plan.
- Vote to approve October 27, 2021 minutes
- VMT Mitigation Project presentation
- Reports from FY22 Budget, Vision Zero, and Charter task forces
- PD enforcement and collision report
- Fresno COG Regional Transportation Safety Improvement Plan public comment
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Commission will hold workshops regarding park maintenance costs and the process for prioritizing park funding recommendations to the City Council. A public hearing is also scheduled to receive input on Measure P allocations and the annual PARCS Department Budget. Additionally, subcommittee reports on the Cultural Arts Plan and Parks Master Plan will be discussed.
- Workshop on cost of operations and maintenance for existing parks (ID 21-971)
- Workshop on prioritizing parks for General Fund and Measure P budget recommendations (ID 21-972)
- Public hearing on Measure P allocations and the annual PARCS Department Budget (ID 21-963)
- Subcommittee reports regarding Cultural Arts Plan and Parks Master Plan
- Approval of November 1 and November 15, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The council is reviewing several large-scale contracts for public services. This includes purchasing new buses for paratransit and patrol vehicles for the Police Department. The agenda also includes a new policy regarding residential water service discontinuation for nonpayment.
- Contract for up to 69 Fresno Area Express Handy Ride buses ($7,235,874.98)
- Purchase of 91 Dodge Durango patrol vehicles for $3,635,531.35
- Construction contract for Waste Gas Flare Improvements ($6,395,900)
- New policy regarding residential water service discontinuation for nonpayment
- Reimbursement to Fresno County for police staff costs up to $1,596,691
City Council
The City Council is holding a special closed session meeting to confer with a real property negotiator. The session involves discussing the price and terms of sale for the UMC Campus property between the City Manager and the County of Fresno.
- Negotiation of price and terms of sale for the UMC Campus property
Historic Preservation Commission
The Commission will review proposed additions at 429 E. Harvard Avenue and discuss soil vapor sampling at the Basque Hotel located at 112 F Street. The agenda also includes staff updates regarding potential historic districts and building permit mitigation plans. Additionally, a workshop will address the status of grant funding applications.
- Proposed addition to house, front porch, and garage at 429 E. Harvard Avenue
- Removal and replacement of Citibank’s Abacus at 4191 N Blackstone Avenue
- Soil vapor sampling workshop for the Basque Hotel at 112 F Street
- Status update on potential Historic Districts and Historic Surveys
- Workshop regarding grant funding application status
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will hold workshops regarding the city's annual budget process, public input procedures, and the master fee schedule. The meeting also includes subcommittee reports on the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan.
- Approval of October 18 and October 25, 2021 minutes
- Workshop on City Annual Budget Process and PARCS Budget Process
- Workshop on Public Input Process and PRAC's Role
- Workshop on City Master Fee Schedule and fee schedule amendments
- Subcommittee reports: Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and Parks Master Plan
Disability Advisory Commission
The commission will consider approving the 2022 meeting schedule for the main body and its transportation and housing subcommittees. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding the City of Fresno Code Enforcement School Area Team.
- Approval of the 2022 Disability Advisory Commission meeting schedule
- Presentation on the City of Fresno Code Enforcement School Area Team
- Approval of October 12, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The Fresno City Council is reviewing several major infrastructure and utility contracts. Items include funding for airport safety, sewer realignment, and gunshot detection expansion. The council will also consider appropriations for housing production and climate projects.
- $48,025,000 construction contract for the Veterans Boulevard Interchange Project
- $6,372,238 award to Emmett’s Excavation, Inc. for North Avenue sewer trunk main realignment
- $1,755,000 contract for acoustic treatment of 40 homes near Fresno Yosemite International Airport
- $750,000 appropriation for the Local Early Action Planning Support Grant Program
- $535,849 contract extension with ShotSpotter Inc. for gunshot detection coverage
City Council
The City Council will hold a special closed session meeting via electronic means. The council intends to meet with legal counsel regarding the security of public buildings, essential services, and COVID-19 related local concerns.
- Conference with legal counsel regarding public security and COVID-19 related local concerns
- Approval of the meeting agenda
City Council
The City Council is holding a special closed session meeting. The Council will consider the appointment, employment, evaluation, discipline, or dismissal of a public employee for the position of City Clerk.
- Consideration of public employee appointment, employment, evaluation, discipline, or dismissal for the City Clerk position
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The commission will review subcommittee reports regarding the Cultural Arts Plan and Parks Master Plan. The meeting includes a discussion on the process for identifying parks projects and priorities. Additionally, the commission will consider a recommendation to the City Council to adopt a proposed Highest Needs Definition.
- Recommendation to City Council to adopt Proposed Highest Needs Definition (ID 21-80012-A)
- Discussion on Parks Identification of Projects and Priorities Process (ID 21-81411-A)
- Subcommittee reports for Cultural Arts Plan and Parks Master Plan
Civil Service Board
The Civil Service Board will meet to approve minutes from the October 21, 2021, meeting. The board will also conduct a closed session to review the removal of a Director from an eligibility list.
- Approval of October 21, 2021, meeting minutes (ID 21-812)
- Closed session review regarding Director removal from eligibility list (ID 21-813)
City Council
The council is reviewing several service contracts, including a $1.5 million vehicle purchase and a new agreement for liquefied CO2. The agenda also includes funding for Fire Station 18 construction and community deposit assistance programs. Additionally, the council will consider a pilot program to allow speed bumps in District 3.
- $1,548,044 contract with Swanson Fahrney Ford for 47 vehicles
- $1,750,000 agreement with Airgas USA, LLC for liquefied CO2
- $1,073,100 appropriation to complete construction of Fire Station 18
- Pilot program to rescind the 2006 speed bump ban in District 3
- $250,000 agreements with Centro La Familia and The Fresno Center for deposit assistance
City Council
The provided agenda outlines the procedural structure for the Fresno City Council meeting on October 27, 2021. The document contains meeting logistics and general categories but does not detail specific ordinances or contracts.
City Council
The provided agenda for the October 14, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting outlines meeting logistics and public comment procedures. No specific legislative items, contracts, or ordinances are listed in this document.
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will discuss subcommittee reports. These discussions include updates regarding the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
This meeting agenda consists of procedural matters and reports. The council will consider approving the minutes from the September 16, 2021, regular meeting.
- Approval of September 16, 2021, regular meeting minutes (ID 21-026)
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will discuss several subcommittee reports. These include updates regarding the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
The September 16, 2021, Fresno City Council agenda consists of procedural matters and reports. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are listed in the provided text.
- Approval of minutes for the September 2, 2021, Regular Meeting (ID 21-025)
City Council
This agenda consists primarily of procedural boilerplate regarding public participation and COVID-19 protocols. The council will review reports from the Mayor and City Manager and approve minutes from the September 2, 2021 meeting.
- Approval of September 2, 2021, meeting minutes (ID 21-025)
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will review subcommittee reports. These discussions include the Cultural Arts Plan, the Parks Master Plan, and Highest Needs Neighborhoods.
- Subcommittee report on Cultural Arts Plan
- Subcommittee report on Highest Needs Neighborhoods
- Subcommittee report on Parks Master Plan
City Council
This meeting consists of procedural actions including the approval of the agenda and previous meeting minutes. No specific council hearings or administrative matters are detailed in this agenda text.
- Approval of August 19, 2021, meeting minutes (ID 21-024)
City Council
This agenda contains procedural items for the August 19, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting. The only specific item listed is the approval of minutes from the July 29, 2021, regular meeting. No other specific ordinances or contracts are detailed in this document.
- Approval of minutes for July 29, 2021 Regular Meeting (ID 21-023)
City Council
The agenda for this special meeting consists of procedural matters and reports. The only specific action item listed is the approval of minutes from the July 29, 2021, regular meeting. No other substantive topics or hearings are detailed in the document.
- Approval of July 29, 2021, regular meeting minutes (ID 21-023)
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will discuss subcommittee reports regarding the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan. The meeting also includes staff reports and opportunities for public comment.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
The August 5, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting is a special closed session. The provided agenda lists general business categories but does not detail specific items for decision or discussion.
- No specific items or topics were listed in the provided agenda text.
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The commission meeting includes discussions regarding several subcommittee reports. These reports cover the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan. No specific workshops or hearings are listed on this agenda.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
The Fresno City Council is reviewing a resolution to seek state financial assistance for sewer infrastructure in the Daleville residential community. The agenda also includes an introduction to amend the Recycled Water Ordinance and a review of airport sound insulation bids.
- Resolution for Daleville sewer infrastructure financial assistance applications
- Rejection of all bids for Fresno Yosemite International Airport sound insulation program
- Introduction of a bill amending the Recycled Water Ordinance
- Contract award to Casey Printing for FAX schedule guide printing, not to exceed $121,999.22
City Council
This special meeting of the Fresno City Council consists of procedural items and reports. The agenda does not list any substantive legislative actions or public hearings. The only specific item for action is the approval of minutes from a previous regular meeting.
- Approval of minutes for July 15, 2021 Regular Meeting (ID 21-022)
City Council
The July 29, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting agenda consists of procedural items and reports. No specific ordinances or contracts are detailed in this document. The council is scheduled to approve minutes from the July 15, 2021, regular meeting.
- Approval of July 15, 2021, regular meeting minutes (ID 21-022)
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will review updates from several subcommittees. Discussion topics include the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
The council will review a resolution to seek state financial assistance for sewer infrastructure in the Daleville residential community. The agenda also includes an introduction of an amendment to the Recycled Water Ordinance and the rejection of airport sound insulation bids.
- Rejection of all bids for Fresno Yosemite International Airport Residential Sound Insulation Program Phase 18, Bid Group 26
- Resolution authorizing applications for state water board funding for Daleville sewer infrastructure
- Introduction of an amendment to the Fresno Municipal Code Recycled Water Ordinance
- Contract award to Casey Printing for $60,999.61 for FAX schedule guide printing
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission is scheduled to discuss several subcommittee reports. These include updates on the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan. The meeting also includes staff reports and standard procedural items.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
The June 24, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting agenda consists of standard procedural headings and meeting components. No specific substantive items or topics are detailed in this document.
- No specific substantive items were listed.
City Council
The provided document outlines the procedural framework for the Fresno City Council meeting held on June 24, 2021. The text contains only standard meeting headings and does not list specific legislative items or decisions.
- No specific items such as rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in this agenda.
City Council
The agenda outlines the structure for the June 22, 2021, City Council meeting. The document contains procedural headings but lacks specific details for individual items or motions.
- The agenda consists of procedural headings and lacks specific item details.
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The commission will review updates from several subcommittees. These discussions include the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
This meeting agenda consists of procedural items and the approval of previous meeting minutes. No substantive council hearings, contracts, or ordinances are listed in this document.
- Approval of May 27, 2021, meeting minutes (ID 21-019)
- Approval of June 10, 2021, meeting minutes (ID 21-020)
City Council
The June 17, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting agenda consists of procedural matters. The scheduled items include the approval of minutes from the May 27 and June 10, 2021, regular meetings.
- Approval of minutes for May 27, 2021 Regular Meeting (ID 21-019)
- Approval of minutes for June 10, 2021 Regular Meeting (ID 21-020)
City Council
The provided agenda outlines the structure for the June 16, 2021, City Council meeting, which includes budget hearings. The document contains procedural information and does not list specific individual items or motions.
City Council
The provided agenda outlines the structure for the June 15, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting. While it notes budget hearings, no specific legislative items or contract details are listed in this document.
- No specific legislative items or ordinances are detailed.
City Council
The June 14, 2021, agenda provides the procedural framework for the City Council meeting. No specific ordinances, contracts, or legislative items are detailed in this document.
- No substantive items or specific projects are listed in this agenda.
City Council
The provided document outlines the structure and public participation instructions for the June 10, 2021, Fresno City Council meeting. No specific legislative items, contracts, or ordinances are listed in this agenda text.
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will discuss several subcommittee reports. These include the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
The May 27, 2021, meeting agenda consists of procedural items and does not list specific scheduled council hearings or administrative matters. The only item listed for the consent calendar is the approval of minutes from the May 13, 2021, regular meeting.
- Approval of minutes for May 13, 2021 Regular Meeting (ID 21-018)
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will discuss several subcommittee reports. These include updates regarding the Cultural Arts Plan, Highest Needs Neighborhoods, and the Parks Master Plan.
- Cultural Arts Plan subcommittee report
- Highest Needs Neighborhoods subcommittee report
- Parks Master Plan subcommittee report
City Council
The Fresno City Council will consider a ground lease for property at 735 N Glenn Avenue and an agreement with the County of Fresno for processing police arrestees. The agenda also includes a workshop regarding the Housing Trust Fund.
- Ground lease for 735 N Glenn Avenue at $2,500 per month plus utilities
- Agreement with County of Fresno to process police arrestees at $32.82 per prisoner
- Workshop regarding the Housing Trust Fund
- Proclamation of 'Apraxia of Awareness Day'
- Proclamation of 'Municipal Clerk’s Week'
Active Transportation Advisory Committee
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss urban planning and safety updates. Key topics include the Central Southeast and West Area Specific Plans, the Midtown Trail, and the Palm/Belmont Class IV project. The committee will also review task force reports and collision data from 2010-2020.
- Central Southeast Specific Plan & West Area Specific Plan discussion
- 2010-2020 pedestrian and bicycle collision report
- Midtown Trail discussion
- Palm/Belmont Class IV discussion
- Grant update including Elm Ave Concept Exhibit
City Council
The meeting includes procedural items such as approving minutes and receiving reports from city officials. One item involves the rejection of all bids for Fresno Yosemite International Airport. The session is being conducted electronically due to emergency orders.
- Rejection of all bids for Fresno Yosemite International Air (ID 21-0171-A)
- Approval of minutes for April 22, 2021 meetings
The Police Reform Implementation Team
The team will conduct introductory business, including administering oaths of office and assigning subcommittees. They also plan to adopt Rules and Procedures ID 21-583.
- Administer the Oath of Office
- Assignment of Subcommittees
- Adoption of Rules and Procedures ID 21-583
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission will receive informational presentations regarding the Central Southeast Specific Plan and the West Area Specific Plan. These are long-range development plans intended to guide community growth over the next 20 to 30 years. Staff will also provide updates on anticipated applications for the Fresno Water Tower and Liberty Theater.
- Anticipated exterior demolition permit for Liberty Theater (944 Van Ness Ave.)
- Anticipated gate installation at Fresno Water Tower (2444 Fresno Street)
- Informational presentation on Central Southeast Specific Plan
- Informational presentation on West Area Specific Plan
City Council
The Fresno City Council is reviewing a new Airline Operations Agreement with Southwest Airlines Co. for service at Fresno Yosemite International Airport. The agenda also includes ceremonial proclamations and the approval of April 8, 2021 meeting minutes.
- New Airline Operations Agreement with Southwest Airlines Co.
- Proclamation for “Captain Farrah”
- Proclamation for “National Crime Victims’ Rights Week”
- Announcement of Megan Bohigian as Fresno’s Poet Laureate
- Approval of April 8, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The Fresno City Council is holding a special emergency meeting to address COVID-19 response efforts. The council will consider an amendment to appropriate $310,000 to fund an existing contract with UCSF. This funding supports testing, tracing, quarantine, and vaccination services.
- Resolution to appropriate $310,000 for COVID-19 testing, tracing, and vaccination support
- Approval of the third amendment to the UCSF contract regarding COVID-19 services
Planning Commission
The provided agenda for the April 21, 2021, meeting consists of procedural instructions and public comment guidelines. No specific land use projects or ordinances are listed in this document.
- No substantive items listed
The Police Reform Implementation Team
The regular meeting of the Fresno Police Reform Implementation Team scheduled for April 20, 2021, was cancelled. No agenda items were addressed or decided.
Disability Advisory Commission
The Disability Advisory Commission will consider approving comments regarding the 2021-2022 Annual Action Plan for HUD Community Planning & Development Funding. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Measure C renewal process and reports from subcommittees.
- Approval of DAC comments on the 2021-2022 HUD Annual Action Plan (ID 21-510)
- Presentation on the Measure C renewal process (ID 21-548)
- Transportation Subcommittee report
- Housing Subcommittee report
Fresno Youth Commission
The Fresno Youth Commission is conducting a Mayor's Town Hall to discuss issues impacting youth in the City of Fresno. The meeting includes breakout sessions, discussions, and the collection of recommendations.
- Town Hall breakout sessions and discussions
- Collection of public comments and recommendations regarding youth
Fresno Youth Commission
The Fresno Youth Commission meeting scheduled for April 9, 2021, was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. No items were discussed or decided during this session.
City Council
The Fresno City Council will review several proclamations and approve meeting minutes. The agenda includes an emergency ordinance regarding hazard pay for grocery store employees. The council will also address cannabis-related resolutions and funding.
- Emergency ordinance for grocery store employee hazard pay (Bill B-5)
- Resolution authorizing State of California Cannabis Equity Act Grant Funding
- $1,205,000 appropriation related to cannabis activity
- Proclamation for 'Recognition of the Armenian Genocide'
- Proclamation for 'Transgender Day of Visibility'
City Council
The Fresno City Council is holding a special electronic meeting on April 8, 2021. The agenda consists of procedural items and a closed session regarding ongoing litigation. No public hearings or other legislative actions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding J & A Mash & Barrel, LLC. v. Superior Court of Fresno County
Planning Commission
The provided agenda text consists only of procedural rules and administrative instructions for the meeting. No specific land use projects, rezonings, or contracts are listed in this portion of the document.
Civil Service Board
The Civil Service Board will hold a regular meeting to address old business. This includes a continued closed session regarding public employee discipline, dismissal, or release.
- Closed session regarding public employee discipline/dismissal/release (ID 21-488)
Civil Service Board
The board will review minutes from the March 15, 2021 meeting. The agenda also includes a continued closed session regarding public employee discipline, dismissal, or release.
- Approval of March 15, 2021 minutes (ID 21-487)
- Closed session on public employee discipline/dismissal/release (ID 21-488)
Fresno Youth Commission
The Fresno Youth Commission will meet electronically to establish its upcoming meeting schedule and town hall plans. The commission will also discuss the format and specific topics for a town hall scheduled for April 10, 2021.
- Approval of the Fresno Youth Commission meeting schedule and town halls
- Discussion of topics and format for the April 10, 2021 Town Hall
City Council
The Fresno City Council is holding a special meeting to consider revoking a regulatory agreement involving the city, the county, and CMG Construction Management, Inc. The council will also meet in a closed session to discuss anticipated litigation between these parties.
- Resolution to revoke regulatory agreement with CMG Construction Management, Inc.
- Closed session regarding anticipated litigation involving the City, County, and CMG Construction Management
Active Transportation Advisory Committee
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will vote on PSA proposals and a call for President Biden to end traffic deaths. The committee is also scheduled to discuss police enforcement, collision reports, and the committee work plan.
- Vote on CMAC BPAC HAWK and Sharrow PSA proposals
- Vote on a call for President Biden to end traffic deaths
- Discussion of PD Enforcement & Collision Report
- Discussion of the Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee Work Plan
- Approval of February 24, 2021, meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will receive staff updates regarding several local landmarks. These include the status of designating Old Armenian Town as a historical district and an anticipated gate installation at the Fresno Water Tower. The meeting also includes an update on an anticipated exterior demolition permit for the Liberty Theater.
- Staff update on anticipated gate installation at Fresno Water Tower (2444 Fresno Street)
- Status of request to designate Old Armenian Town as a Historical District
- Staff update on anticipated exterior demolition permit for Liberty Theater (944 Van Ness Ave)
Fresno Youth Commission
The Fresno Youth Commission will discuss its upcoming meeting schedule and plan for future town halls. The commission will also consider approving a report summarizing the Mayor’s Town Hall held on March 6, 2021.
- Approval of meeting schedule and town halls
- Planning for town hall topics
- Approval of a report summarizing the March 6, 2021, Mayor’s Town Hall
- Submission of findings to City Council and the Mayor
City Council
The Fresno City Council meeting on March 18, 2021, features several ceremonial proclamations. The council will also consider an amendment to the Fresno Municipal Code related to technical tax and fee administration requirements.
- Proclamation for “Woman of the Year”
- Proclamation for “2021 National AG Day”
- Proclamation for “Small Business Development Center’s Day”
- Proclamation for “Preston Prince Day”
- Amendment to Fresno Municipal Code (Bill No. B-4)
City Council
The Fresno City Council scheduled a special meeting to conduct a closed session with legal counsel. The discussion focuses on matters regarding public security and the state of emergency related to COVID-19.
- Closed session regarding public security and COVID-19 emergency concerns
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting includes procedural items and the consideration of a tentative tract map. The provided agenda text primarily details public comment procedures for remote attendance.
- Consideration of Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 6333
Civil Service Board
The board will meet to approve minutes from the February 2, 2021 meeting. The agenda includes closed sessions concerning public employee discipline, dismissal, or release. Members of the public may also address unscheduled items during the meeting.
- Approval of February 2, 2021 minutes (ID 21-384)
- Closed session regarding public employee discipline, dismissal, or release (ID 21-385)
- Closed session regarding public employee discipline, dismissal, or release (ID 21-387)
City Council
The Fresno City Council will hold a special meeting to consider two primary items. The council will vote on a settlement agreement with the South Fresno Community Alliance and an agreement for emergency shelter services.
- Settlement Agreement with South Fresno Community Alliance
- $641,581.50 agreement with RH Community Builders for Homeless Triage Center/Emergency Shelter Services
Disability Advisory Commission
The Disability Advisory Commission will consider appointing two members to its Transportation Subcommittee. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Solid Waste Special Handling Program and approval of February minutes.
- Appointment of Ken Elvington to the Transportation Subcommittee (ID 21-359)
- Appointment of Rain Chamberlain to the Transportation Subcommittee (ID 21-360)
- Presentation on Solid Waste Special Handling Program (ID 21-358)
- Approval of February 9, 2021 minutes (ID 21-361)
Fresno Youth Commission
The Fresno Youth Commission is conducting a Mayor's Town Hall via video conference. The meeting includes breakout sessions to discuss issues impacting local youth and expectations for the Mayor.
- Mayor's Town Hall breakout sessions
- Discussion on issues impacting Fresno youth
- Discussion of expectations for the Mayor
City Council
The Fresno City Council is reviewing a contract extension for the purchase and delivery of refuse and recycling containers not to exceed $1,232,800. The agenda also includes technical amendments to the municipal code and a proclamation for National Human Trafficking Awareness Month.
- One-year extension for refuse and recycling container purchase, not to exceed $1,232,800
- Proclamation for “National Human Trafficking Awareness Month”
- Introduction of bill amending Fresno Municipal Code regarding tax and fee administration
- Approval of February 18, 2021, meeting minutes
Planning Commission
This meeting consists of procedural items and the approval of past meeting minutes. The commission will conduct the session electronically via Zoom or telephone. No new development projects or ordinances are listed in this portion of the agenda.
- Approval of December 16, 2020, meeting minutes (ID 21-256)
- Approval of February 3, 2021, meeting minutes (ID 21-271)
City of Fresno Capital Projects Oversight Board
The Capital Projects Oversight Board will review actions related to the Fulton Street Reconstruction Project. This includes a settlement agreement and a construction contract change order. The board will also conduct elections for Chair and Vice Chair.
- $321,335 settlement agreement with American Paving Company and others
- $208,867.75 contract change order for the Fulton Street Reconstruction Project
- Election of Board Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of January 6, 2020 meeting minutes
Active Transportation Advisory Committee
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will review the Fresno report from CalBike Central Valley Bikeways. Staff will present updates on the Palm/Belmont Class IV project, safety education funds, and ATP coordination. The committee will also discuss AB 992 and the annual report to Council.
- CalBike Central Valley Bikeways - Fresno Report
- Palm/Belmont Class IV staff report
- PD Enforcement & Collision Report
- Safety Education Funds update
- AB 992 discussion
Fresno City Council Finance and Audit Committee
The Fresno City Council Finance and Audit Committee will review the FY2020 Comprehensive Annual Finance Report and Debt Report. The committee will also receive status updates regarding audits for the Police, Fire, and Parking divisions.
- Presentation of CAFR and Comprehensive Annual Debt Report for FY2020
- Status update on Parking Division Audit
- Status update on Police Department Audit
- Status update on Fire Department Audit
- Approval of March 11, 2019 meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission is reviewing staff updates regarding several local landmarks and district designations. This includes the status of proposed City Historic Districts and a request to designate Old Armenian Town as a Historical District. The commission will also receive an update regarding a new gate installation for the Fresno Water Tower.
- Staff update regarding new gate installation for Fresno Water Tower at 2444 Fresno Street
- Status of recommendations for proposed City Historic Districts
- Status of request to designate Old Armenian Town as a Historical District
City Council
The Fresno City Council is meeting to certify election results for the Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Tax Ordinance (Measure P). The council will also consider resolutions regarding local transactions and use taxes.
- Certifying Measure P election results from November 6, 2018
- Authorizing agreements with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration
- Adopting an amendment to appropriate up to $175,000
- Black History Month Proclamation Presentation
Planning Commission
This agenda contains only procedural items for the February 17, 2021, Planning Commission meeting. The scheduled actions are limited to the approval of past meeting minutes. No new land use projects or ordinances are listed in this document.
- Approval of December 2, 2020, meeting minutes (ID 21-270)
- Approval of minutes from a previous meeting (ID 21-256)
Fresno Youth Commission
The commission will review the meeting schedule through June 2021 and receive updates on Mayor Dyer's youth forums. Members will also discuss the “Zero-Fare” Transportation Initiative and COVID-19 impacts on youth education resources.
- Approval of meeting schedule through June 2021
- Update on Councilmember Tyler Maxwell’s “Zero-Fare” Transportation Initiative
- Discussion regarding Mayor Dyer's presentation on youth forums and town halls
- Updates on COVID-19 impacts on youth education materials and resources
Disability Advisory Commission
The Disability Advisory Commission will review updates regarding the Active Transportation Plan and grants. The meeting also includes a presentation on CTAP outreach programs and an appointment to the Housing Subcommittee.
- Active Transportation Plan and grants update
- CTAP outreach webinar presentation
- Appointment of Dr. Lotoya Rodrick to the Housing Subcommittee
City Council
The Fresno City Council is meeting to review annual financial reports and approve several proclamations. The council will also consider a contract for ten new vehicles for the Code Enforcement Division.
- Purchase of 10 Toyota Prius vehicles for $241,951.50 from Toyota of Selma
- Proclamation for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
- Proclamation for National Human Trafficking Awareness Month
- First Amendment to agreement with Pinnacle Training Systems, LLC for $200,000
Planning Commission
This document outlines meeting procedures and public comment instructions for the February 3, 2021, Planning Commission meeting. No specific project decisions or agenda items are listed in the provided text.
City Council
The Fresno City Council meeting includes ceremonial proclamations and routine business items. Proposed actions include approving previous meeting minutes and extending a consulting agreement for the Southwest Recycled Water Distribution System.
- Proclamation for 'John DeLucia'
- Proclamation for Fresno Irrigation District’s 100th Anniversary
- Proclamation for 'Corin Hoggard Day'
- Contract amendment with Silveira Consulting, Inc.
- Leasing of 158 acres at Fresno-Clovis Regional Wastewater Reclamation Facility
Fresno Youth Commission
The regular meeting of the Fresno Youth Commission scheduled for January 28, 2021, was cancelled. The agenda included items regarding the Zero-Fare Transportation Initiative and COVID-19 impacts on youth education.
- Zero-Fare Transportation Initiative
- COVID-19 pandemic impacts on youth education
Active Transportation Advisory Committee
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will meet remotely to discuss transit policy and safety data. The agenda includes a presentation on District 4 Transit Policy and a report on police enforcement and collisions. Members will also review the committee work plan and safety education funds.
- District 4 Transit Policy presentation
- PD Enforcement & Collision Report
- BPAC Work Plan review
- Safety Education Funds report
- Election of Officers
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission will receive a subcommittee recommendation regarding the names of City facilities. The agenda also includes staff updates on the Fresno Water Tower and the status of the Old Armenian Town historical district designation.
- Recommendation regarding City facility names (Resolution 2020-272)
- Staff update on Fresno Water Tower application
- Status update for 1458 E. Divisadero (Hopkins Home)
- Update on proposed Old Armenian Town Historical District designation
- Review of Producers Dairy at 450 E. Belmont
Planning Commission
The scheduled meeting for the Fresno Planning Commission on January 20, 2021, was cancelled. Two agenda items were continued to the February 3, 2021, meeting.
- Cancellation of the January 20, 2021, meeting
- Continuation of two agenda items to February 3, 2021
Fresno Youth Commission
The Fresno Youth Commission will hear presentations from Mayor Jerry Dyer regarding youth initiatives and Councilmember Tyler Maxwell regarding transit policy. The meeting also includes discussions on community violence and the impact of COVID-19 on youth education.
- Presentation by Mayor Jerry Dyer regarding priorities and youth initiative
- Presentation by Councilmember Tyler Maxwell regarding transit policy
- Updates and actions pertaining to the Violence Youth Summit and community violence
- Discussion of COVID-19 pandemic impacts on youth, including back-to-school resources
Disability Advisory Commission
The Disability Advisory Commission will review a presentation from Public Works regarding the Complete Streets Report. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from October and November 2020 and subcommittee reports.
- Public Works Complete Streets Report presentation (ID 21-128)
- Approval of October 13, 2020, meeting minutes (ID 21-269)
- Approval of November 3, 2020, meeting minutes (ID 21-127)
- Transportation Subcommittee report
- Housing Subcommittee report
City Council
The meeting includes the administration of oaths of office for Mayor-elect Jerry Dyer and several councilmembers-elect. The agenda also features statements from outgoing Mayor Lee Brand and Councilmember Paul Caprioglio.
- Oath of office for Mayor-elect Jerry Dyer
- Oaths of office for Councilmembers-elect Mike Karbassi, Tyler Maxwell, and Garry Bredefeld
- Statements by outgoing Mayor Lee Brand and Councilmember Paul Caprioglio
- Approval of December 2020 meeting minutes
City Council
The Fresno City Council will hold a special electronic meeting to consider one resolution. This resolution expresses solidarity with farmers protesting farming bills in India and supports members of the local South Asian community.
- Resolution expressing solidarity with Indian farmers' protests and Fresno's South Asian community
Planning Commission
The regular meeting of the Fresno Planning Commission scheduled for January 6, 2021, was cancelled. No items were presented for discussion or decision.
- No specific projects, rezonings, or contracts were listed due to the cancellation.