Marysville public meetings in 2025

Planning and Historic Preservation Commission Special Meeting

The Planning and Historic Preservation Commission will hold a special meeting to consider a variance and major design review for a wrought iron fence at 619 9th Street, a major design review for an exterior remodel at 530 4th St., and a public hearing to recommend amendments to zoning code sections 18.64 and 18.84 addressing sign and fence requirements in the Downtown Specific Plan. The Commission will also welcome new Commissioner Rosemary Daoust and approve minutes from October 22, 2025.

• Variance and Major Design Review for wrought iron fence at 619 9th Street
• Major Design Review for exterior remodel at 530 4th St.
• Public hearing and recommendation to City Council to amend Sections 18.64 and 18.84 of the Zoning Code for signs and fences in Downtown Specific Plan
• Welcome new Commissioner Rosemary Daoust
• Approve minutes of October 22, 2025

City Council Meeting

The City Council will vote on adopting the 2025 California Fire, Building, and Electrical Codes with local amendments, effective January 1, 2026. They will also consider directing staff to rezone Yuba Park and/or East Lake Park from Parks to Mixed Use and receive an update on the Hotel Marysville Brownfield Cleanup Grant. The consent calendar includes approval of $194,248.04 in accounts payable and meeting minutes.

• Approve $194,248.04 in accounts payable for Nov 8-21, 2025
• Approve September 25, 2025 Town Hall meeting minutes
• Direct staff to process zoning change for Yuba Park and/or East Lake Park from Parks to Mixed Use
• Introduce ordinances adopting 2025 California Fire, Building, and Electrical Codes with local amendments
• Appoint Vice Mayor (committee appointment)

Special City Council Meeting

This special City Council meeting consists solely of a closed session to evaluate the performance of the City Manager under Government Code Section 54957. Following the closed session, the meeting will be adjourned by operation of law due to lack of a quorum. No public decisions or other agenda items are scheduled.

• Closed session: Public Employee Performance Evaluation of City Manager Jim Schaad

Planning and Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning and Historic Preservation Commission will hold two public hearings to decide on major design reviews for an industrial building and a remote ATM kiosk, both with Class 1 categorical exemptions. The commission also plans to appoint a new Architectural Review Board member and discuss scheduling a special meeting in November or December.

• Public hearing for Major Design Review DR25-41 and Class 1 Categorical Exemption for an industrial building and lay down yard at 101 3rd Street, applicant Norr, owner Pacific Gas & Electric.
• Public hearing for Major Design Review DR25-49 and Class 1 Categorical Exemption for a remote ATM kiosk at 619 E Street, applicant/owner JAM Apartments.
• Appointment of a new Architectural Review Board member.
• Discussion on scheduling a special meeting in November or December.
• Consent item: approval of minutes from August 27, 2025.

Town Hall Meeting - The Future of the Hotel Marysville Site

The City Council will hold a town hall meeting to receive community input on the future of the Hotel Marysville Site. No formal decisions will be made; the council may provide brief responses or refer matters to staff.

• Facilitated forum for community input on the future of the Hotel Marysville Site.

City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider adopting the General Plan 2050, Downtown Specific Plan, Zoning Code Update, Historic Design Guidelines, and certify the Final Environmental Impact Report. Consent items include approving accounts payable of $747,294.20 and appointments to the Yuba County Oversight Board for Redevelopment Successor Agencies. Ceremonial swearing-ins for police officers and a Habitat for Humanity presentation on the Pine Street Project are also scheduled.

• Public hearing on General Plan 2050, Downtown Specific Plan, Zoning Code Update, Historic Design Guidelines, and Final EIR certification
• Approval of accounts payable for $747,294.20 for August 28–September 9, 2025
• Appointments to the Yuba County Countywide Oversight Board for Redevelopment Successor Agencies
• Swearing-in ceremonies for Lt. Nelson Magana, Sgt. Matthew Thompson, and Officer Clayton Cardoza
• Presentation from Habitat for Humanity on the Pine Street Project

Special City Council Meeting

This special City Council meeting consists almost entirely of a closed session. The council will discuss labor negotiations with multiple employee bargaining units and receive legal counsel on existing litigation in the case of Lewis v. City of Marysville. The open session is limited to roll call, public comment, and a report on any closed session actions before adjournment.

• Closed session: Conference with labor negotiator regarding Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association (sworn and non-sworn), Firefighter Union, and Mid-Management/Executive bargaining units
• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on existing litigation — Lewis v. City of Marysville, Yuba County Superior Court Case No. CVPO 22-00709

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will consider approving a consent calendar including accounts payable, minutes, an ordinance on blight, an ABC grant, and a memorandum of understanding with Yuba County for cost-sharing of paving near a new medical facility. The council will also discuss approving memorial benches for Officer Osmar Rodarte.

• Approval of accounts payable totaling $453,803.48 for August 15–27, 2025
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 1461 amending Municipal Code on blight
• Resolution 2025-29 accepting an ABC Partnership Program Grant for 2025/26
• Resolution 2025-30 authorizing MOU with Yuba County for paving cost-sharing up to $174,000 for streets near the new Medical and Mental Health Facility
• Discussion on approving placement of memorial benches for Officer Osmar Rodarte at Police Department and Veterans Park

Planning and Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning and Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Conditional Use Permit (CUP25-02) and Major Design Review Permit (DR25-33) for the reuse of an existing building as a Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) health clinic at 620 J Street. The item includes a Class 1 Categorical Exemption. The meeting will also approve minutes from July 23, 2025, and include commissioner comments and staff updates.

• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit CUP25-02 for PACE elderly care facility at 620 J Street (APN 010-095-001)
• Major Design Review Permit DR25-33 for the same project
• Class 1 Categorical Exemption for the building reuse
• Approve minutes of July 23, 2025
• Applicant: Neenan Archistruction; Owner: Ampla Health

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting consisted entirely of a closed session to discuss labor negotiations with multiple bargaining units, including Teamsters, police, firefighter, and management unions. No public action was taken and no report was provided afterward.

• Closed session conference with labor negotiator Jim Schaad regarding Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association (Sworn and Non-Sworn), Firefighter Union, and Mid-Management and Executive Team

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council is meeting in special and regular session. On the consent calendar, they will consider approval of accounts payable ($3.6M), job descriptions for fleet mechanic and building inspector, and a tax share agreement to facilitate annexation of the Marysville Fire Department into the Linda Fire Protection District. A public hearing is scheduled for the first reading of Ordinance 1461 amending municipal code sections. Additionally, a discussion item addresses a B-Street public utility easement.

• Approval of accounts payable totaling $3,605,386.08
• Resolution 2025-27 accepting tax share agreement for annexation of Marysville Fire Department into Linda Fire Protection District
• Public hearing on first reading of Ordinance 1461 (revision of Chapter 9.50.070 and addition of Section 9.50.161)
• Resolution 2025-25 adopting Fleet Maintenance Mechanic I/II job description and salary schedule
• Resolution 2025-26 adopting Building Inspector I/II job description and salary schedule

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting consisted entirely of a closed session to discuss two existing lawsuits and one potential case. No votes or decisions were made in open session, and no public business was conducted.

• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on existing litigation — Lewis v. City of Marysville (Case CVPO 22-00709)
• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on existing litigation — Dhami v. City of Marysville (Case CVPO 25-01198)
• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on one potential case

Special City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council held a special closed session meeting to discuss labor negotiations with the Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association (sworn and non-sworn), and the Firefighter Union. No reportable action was taken in closed session, and the meeting adjourned shortly after reconvening.

• Conference with labor negotiator Jim Schaad regarding bargaining units: Teamsters, Police Officer Association (sworn and non-sworn), and Firefighter Union

Planning and Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting

The commission will hold public hearings on two items: a modification of a conditional use permit for Recology Yuba Sutter to expand its solid waste facility at 3001 North River Road, and a recommendation to the City Council to adopt the 2050 General Plan Update, Downtown Specific Plan, and Zoning Code Amendments, including certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from the May 28, 2025 meeting.

• Public hearing on modification of conditional use permit UP25-01 for Recology Yuba Sutter to expand solid waste facility boundaries onto 160 acres at 3001 North River Road (APN 018-130-001, 018-130-016)
• Public hearing on Resolution 25-01 recommending City Council adopt the 2050 General Plan Update, Draft Downtown Specific Plan (with boundary change), Zoning Code Amendments, and certify the Final Environmental Impact Report with Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program
• Consent agenda: Approve minutes of the regular meeting of May 28, 2025

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will vote on a $1.2 million general fund augmentation for the Ellis Lake Park Enhancement Project, funded by a Clean California grant. Other actions include authorizing a real estate broker for the Packard Library property, approving a tax-sharing agreement for the Linda Fire Protection District annexation, and conducting public hearings on delinquent refuse and sewer liens. The consent calendar includes routine approvals of accounts payable ($2.18M), meeting minutes, and community sponsorships.

• Appropriate $1,200,000 in general funds for Ellis Lake Park Enhancement Project (Clean California Cycle 2)
• Authorize contract with Marcus & Millichap for brokerage services on Packard Library property (commission up to 6% of sale price)
• Accept Tax Share Agreement with Linda Fire Protection District for annexation fund allocation
• Public hearings to assess liens for delinquent refuse (Resolution 2025-23) and sewer charges (Resolution 2025-24) on Yuba County tax roll
• Approve accounts payable of $2,179,020.92 and community sponsorships totaling $5,000.03 ($714.29 each to 7 applicants)

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting of the Marysville City Council consisted solely of a closed session. The council met with legal counsel to discuss anticipated litigation (one potential case) and with the city manager to negotiate labor contracts with Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association (sworn and non-sworn), and the Firefighter Union. No other business was conducted.

• Closed session under Government Code Section 54956.9(4)(d): Conference with Legal Counsel - Anticipated Litigation (one potential case)
• Closed session under Government Code Section 54957.6: Conference with Labor Negotiator Jim Schaad regarding bargaining units: Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association Sworn and Non-Sworn, and Firefighter Union

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will vote on consent calendar items including approving $301,447.06 in accounts payable, accepting a reconveyance of property APN 009-152-009, and recognizing Teamsters Local 137 as the exclusive bargaining representative for the city's professional firefighters. The meeting also includes council comments and a city manager report on sewer projects and HDC reimbursements.

• Recognition and certification of Teamsters Local 137 as exclusive bargaining representative for City of Marysville Professional Firefighters
• Acceptance of reconveyance of real property (APN 009-152-009) via Resolution 2025-20
• Approval of accounts payable totaling $301,447.06 for June 7–20, 2025
• Approval of meeting minutes from June 17 and June 26, 2025

Special City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council held a special meeting to discuss closed session items including anticipated and existing litigation. After closed session, the council announced that the City will own the Packard Library effective August 28, 2025.

• Closed session for anticipated litigation (one potential case) under Gov. Code 54956.9(4)(d)
• Closed session for existing litigation: City of Marysville v. Sutter-Yuba Friday Night Live, case CVCV25-00122
• Closed session for existing litigation: Lewis v. YCM Baseball, et al, case CVPO22-00514
• Closed session report: City will own Packard Library effective August 28, 2025

Special City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will hold a special meeting to consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Budget and corresponding appropriation limits. The sole action item is a motion to approve the budget, adopt a budget resolution, and set appropriation limits. If approved, this will set the city's spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2025-26 Budget and appropriation limits (Motion 2025-33, Budget Resolution No. 2025-18, Appropriation Limits Resolution No. 2025-19)

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council approved accounts payable totaling $3,188,178.83, ratified new labor MOUs with the Fire and Teamsters unions, and authorized a $500,000 federal grant for mobility studies and a $70,510 contract for Ellis Lake environmental review. The council also passed resolutions to initiate annexation of the Marysville Fire Department into the Linda Fire Protection District and to move dispatch to Yuba County Sheriff. A discussion on a possible 14th Street bike/pedestrian tunnel was held, and the appointment of a new planning commissioner was tabled.

• Approved accounts payable of $3,188,178.83
• Ratified Fire and Teamsters MOUs through June 2027
• Authorized $500,000 RCN grant from SACOG for mobility studies
• Approved $70,510 contract with Acorns Environmental for Ellis Lake improvements
• Passed resolutions for Marysville Fire annexation into Linda Fire District and dispatch transition to Yuba County Sheriff

Special City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council held a special meeting on June 17, 2025, that went into closed session to discuss litigation and labor negotiations. The meeting was then adjourned due to lack of a quorum without any open-session action.

• Closed session discussion of litigation: City of Marysville vs. Sutter-Yuba Friday Night Live 'Packard Library' (Case No. CVCV25-00122)
• Closed session labor negotiations with Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association (Sworn and Non-Sworn), and Firefighter Union

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting includes a closed session to negotiate terms of a Kinder Morgan pipeline relocation for the B-Street Project and a possible Second Amendment to the Disposition & Development Agreement with Engstrom Properties, Inc. and The Presidio Companies, LLC. Following the closed session, the council will vote on a motion directing staff to create that amendment; the agreed terms will be made public after a majority vote.

• Closed session: Conference with real estate negotiator Jim Schaad regarding Kinder Morgan pipeline relocation for the B-Street Project and possible Second Amendment to Disposition & Development Agreement with Engstrom Properties, Inc. and The Presidio Companies, LLC.
• Action item: Vote on motion to direct staff to create Second Amendment to the Disposition & Development Agreement; terms and prices to be made public upon council approval.

Planning and Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning and Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing on modifying a use permit for Recology Yuba Sutter to expand onto an adjoining parcel previously used for composting. The commission will also review the City of Marysville Design Review Manual and conduct a workshop on economic development and land use.

• Public hearing to modify Use Permit CUP18-02 for Recology Yuba Sutter expansion onto adjoining parcel
• Review of "City of Marysville Design Review Manual"
• Workshop on economic development and land use
• Debrief of Planning Commissioners Academy

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting of the Marysville City Council was called primarily for closed sessions on two matters: a real estate negotiation regarding a Kinder Morgan pipeline relocation for the B-Street Project and possible amendment to a development agreement, and labor negotiations with three bargaining units. After closed session, no action was reported. The related open-session action item (Second Amendment to the Disposition & Development Agreement) was pulled and no action was taken. The meeting adjourned without any decisions.

• Closed session under Gov. Code §54956.8: conference with real estate negotiator on Kinder Morgan pipeline relocation for B-Street Project and possible Second Amendment to Disposition & Development Agreement with Engstrom Properties, Inc. and The Presidio Companies, LLC (terms and price).
• Closed session under Gov. Code §54957.6: conference with labor negotiator regarding Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association (sworn and non-sworn), and Firefighter Union.
• Action item 1: Second Amendment to Disposition & Development Agreement with Engstrom Properties Inc. and The Presidio Companies, LLC – item pulled; no action taken.

Special City Council Meeting

This special City Council meeting considered several routine consent items, including approval of $2,001,830.21 in accounts payable, an emergency water main repair for a burst fire hydrant line at the Marysville Fire Department (up to $61,625), a sewer main repair from Rideout to Sampson ($118,450.54), and a School Resource Officer agreement with Marysville Joint Unified School District and Yuba County Office of Education. A discussion item on a mayoral appointment to the Planning Commission was tabled. The council also awarded a $254,248 contract to Laurel AG & Water LLC for the 17th Street Pump Repair Project. Closed session items on labor negotiations, real estate (Kinder Morgan pipeline relocation and CalTrans property offers), and litigation resulted in no action.

• Approval of accounts payable $2,001,830.21 for April 19 – May 9, 2025
• Emergency water main repair for burst fire hydrant line at Marysville Fire Department, supplemental appropriation up to $61,625
• Sewer main repair from Rideout to Sampson: award to Plumbing Doctor for $118,450.54, supplemental appropriation up to $140,000
• Resolution No. 2025-12 authorizing School Resource Officer agreement with MJUSD and YCOE
• Contract award to Laurel AG & Water LLC for 17th Street Pump Repair Project, $254,248 (Contract No. 25-01)

Special City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council held a special meeting on April 29, 2025, and took action on several items. They approved accounts payable of $265,216.12, approved the minutes from April 1, and authorized two agreements for the Chinatown Engage Empower and Implement (EEI) grant: a supplemental agreement with Caltrans and a subrecipient agreement with Marysville Chinese Community, Inc. The council also held a closed session on labor negotiations with no reportable action.

• Approved accounts payable of $265,216.12 for April 5–18, 2025 (Motion 2025-048)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-12 authorizing City Manager to execute EEI grant supplement agreement with Caltrans (Motion 2025-052)
• Authorized City Manager to execute EEI grant subrecipient agreement with Marysville Chinese Community, Inc. (Motion 2025-053)
• Held closed session conference with labor negotiator regarding Teamsters, Police, Fire, and Mid-Management unions

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider awarding two contracts totaling over $5.3 million for pavement rehabilitation in the East Marysville neighborhood using Community Development Block Grant funds. Other action items include approving a lease for six patrol vehicles from Ford Motor Credit, entering a School Resource Officer agreement with local school districts, and authorizing an ABC Alcohol Partnership Program grant application. The consent calendar includes approval of accounts payable and minutes.

• Award $2.59M contract to Lamon Construction for Phase 1 CDBG pavement rehab (East Marysville)
• Award $2.78M contract to All-American Construction for Phase 2 CDBG pavement rehab (East Marysville)
• Lease six patrol vehicles from Ford Motor Credit and waive competitive bidding
• Enter agreement with Marysville Joint Unified School District and Yuba County Office of Education for a School Resource Officer
• Authorize submission for FY 25/26 ABC Alcohol Partnership Program grant

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will hold second readings and consider adopting three ordinances: one amending sign regulations (Ordinance No. 1458), another adopting the Downtown Specific Plan (Ordinance No. 1459), and a third amending the zoning code to add a Public/Quasi-Public district and update the zoning map (Ordinance No. 1460). The consent calendar also includes approval of $494,296.06 in accounts payable, meeting minutes, and a motion to reconvene a previously recessed April 15 meeting.

• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 1459 adopting the Downtown Specific Plan
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 1460 amending Title 17 Zoning Code, creating Public/Quasi-Public district
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 1458 amending sign regulations (Section 18.64.030)
• Approval of accounts payable totaling $494,296.06 (March 8–21, 2025)
• Proclamations for Sexual Assault Prevention Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will vote on adopting the General Plan 2050, Downtown Specific Plan, and Zoning Code update, including certifying the environmental impact report. Also up for discussion is the Yuba Sub-basins Groundwater Sustainability Plan revision. Consent items include approval of accounts payable, a police software commitment, a fire annexation feasibility study, and the annual housing progress report.

• Approval of accounts payable for $602,992.17
• Commitment letter to Yuba County Sheriff for RIMS software grant
• Acceptance of Marysville Fire Department annexation feasibility study into Linda Fire Protection District
• Approval of 2025 Yuba Subbasins Groundwater Sustainability Plan revision
• Adoption of General Plan 2050, Downtown Specific Plan, and Zoning Code Update with EIR certification

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting consists entirely of closed session items. Council discussed anticipated litigation (two potential cases) and labor negotiations with multiple bargaining units. After closed session, council directed the city attorney to proceed with litigation against 530 4th Street and 615 F Street.

• Closed session: conference with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation (two potential cases)
• Closed session: conference with labor negotiator Jim Schaad re: Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association (sworn and non-sworn), Firefighter Union, and Mid-Management/Executive Team
• Action taken: council directed city attorney to initiate litigation against 530 4th Street and 615 F Street

City Council Meeting

The City Council will vote on awarding a $1,329,950 contract to WestRock Engineering for a new sewer main on Aldridge Drive. Also on consent is a disposition and development agreement for two properties at 302 and 308 2nd Street. A public hearing will consider revisions to zoning code section 18.64.030. Other action includes approving a five-year economic development strategy and an annual maintenance contract for Ellis Lake.

• Award $1,329,950 contract to WestRock Engineering for 1,700 feet of new sewer main in Aldridge Drive/Cumiskey Street/Bottler Drive area
• Authorize Mayor to sign Disposition and Development Agreement with Rajinder Gill (Marysville Investment Group LLC) for properties at 302 & 308 2nd Street
• Public hearing on first reading of Ordinance 1458 revising Municipal Code section 18.64.030 (zoning)
• Adopt Resolution 2025-03 approving 2025-2030 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy and 2024 evaluation report
• Authorize $42,462 annual maintenance contract with Solitude Lake Management for Ellis Lake

Planning and Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting

The commission will hold a public hearing to recommend City Council approve an ordinance and CEQA exemption modifying Municipal Code 18.64.030 for sign exceptions. A workshop on outdoor dining will be held for discussion only; no action is taken.

• Public hearing on Ordinance and CEQA Exemption to modify Municipal Code 18.64.030 for sign exceptions
• Workshop on outdoor dining (discussion only, no action)

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will consider approving accounts payable totaling $436,171.76 and approve meeting minutes from February 4. After open session, they will recess to closed session to discuss labor negotiations with multiple bargaining units. No action was reported from prior closed session.

• Approval of accounts payable $436,171.76 for Jan 25–Feb 11, 2025
• Approval of minutes from Feb 4, 2025 City Council meeting
• Closed session under Gov't Code 54957.6: labor negotiations with Teamsters, Marysville Police Officer Association, Firefighter Union, and Mid-Management/Executive Team

Planning Commission Special Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider adopting a resolution recommending City Council approval of the 2050 General Plan Update, Downtown Specific Plan, Historic Design Guidelines, and Zoning Code Update, along with the Final Environmental Impact Report and related CEQA findings.

• Public hearing on Resolution 25-01 recommending approval of the 2050 General Plan Update
• Consideration of Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
• Adoption of Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program
• Adoption of CEQA Findings and Statement of Overriding Considerations
• Includes Downtown Specific Plan, Historic Design Guidelines, and Zoning Code Update

City Council Meeting

The City Council approved several consent items including $1.17 million in accounts payable, authorization to apply for traffic safety and cannabis tax grants, and the 2025 budgets for the city's three major events. Two items pulled for discussion — a Planning Commission appointment and the event budgets — were acknowledged with no formal action. The council also discussed but did not vote on a contract for a country music festival in August 2025.

• Approved accounts payable of $1,169,109.29 for January 11–24, 2025
• Authorized police department to apply for California Office of Traffic Safety Selective Traffic Enforcement Program Grant 2025/2026
• Authorized police department to apply for California Highway Patrol Cannabis Tax Fund Grant
• Approved 2025 event budgets for 4th of July Fireworks Show, Marysville Peach Festival, and Christmas Parade
• Discussed (no action) a contract with Sapphire Marketing Group for a country music festival in Downtown Marysville

City Council Meeting

The Marysville City Council will consider consent calendar items including approval of $1,011,858 in accounts payable, acceptance of a $20,000 Cal Water Firefighter grant, and authorization of an emergency sewer main repair from East 25th to Buchanan Street costing up to $41,500. Other items include a supplemental budget appropriation of $25,418 for a police vehicle lease and approval of an updated accountant job description and salary schedule. Public comments were received regarding road conditions at 17th and Huston.

• Approve accounts payable of $1,011,858 for Dec 7 – Jan 10
• Accept $20,000 Cal Water Firefighter grant for training tower revitalization
• Authorize emergency sewer main repair from East 25th to north Buchanan Street up to $41,500
• Supplemental budget appropriation of $25,418 for 2024 Ford police vehicle lease
• Approve revised Accountant job description and salary schedule

The City Council approved a consent calendar including accounts payable, meeting minutes, a water grant, an emergency sewer repair, a vehicle lease, and an accountant job description. The meeting was adjourned at 6:34 PM.

• Approved accounts payable of $1,011,858.00 (3-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from October 21 to December 19, 2024 (3-0)
• Accepted $20,000 Cal Water grant for Training Tower Revitalization (3-0)
• Received and filed emergency repair for sewer line burst from East 25th to Buchanan Street (3-0)
• Authorized supplemental budget appropriation of $25,418 for 2024 Ford vehicle lease (3-0)
• Approved updated Accountant Job Description and Salary (3-0)
• Meeting adjourned at 6:34 PM (3-0)

Special City Council Meeting

The special City Council meeting focused on the California Water Service proposed 33% rate increase. Council members expressed concerns about impacts on residents and businesses, and directed staff to investigate further with other agencies. Public comment included support from Yuba County supervisors and a CalWater representative offered to provide more data. No formal action was taken.

• California Water Service rate increase proposal discussion
• Councilmember concerns about impacts on fixed-income residents and businesses
• Mayor requested income statements and detailed breakdown for Marysville
• CalWater representative offered to return with specific data for Marysville
• Yuba County supervisors expressed support for city's opposition

Planning and Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting

The Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the General Plan 2050 Update. They will also select a chair and vice-chair for 2025, appoint three members to the Architectural Review Board, and consider consent items including minutes, the 2025 meeting schedule, and approving a special meeting for a General Plan 2020 recommendation.

• Selection of Chair and Vice-Chair for 2025
• Appointment of three primary members of the Architectural Review Board
• Workshop for General Plan 2050 Update
• Approval of Special Meeting on Feb. 12, 2025 for General Plan 2020 recommendation
• Consent: Minutes of Oct. 23, 2024 and 2025 meeting schedule