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Age and Disabilities Friendly Communities Committee
City Council
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Arts Commission
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Land Use and Development Committee
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City Council
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Park and Recreation Commission
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City Council
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Land Use and Development Committee
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Arts Commission
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Park and Recreation Commission
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City Council
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Last 30 days
Arts Commission
Commissioners will evaluate banner entries for the 2026 Banner Up! Program. They are also scheduled to discuss updates to the 2026-27 Art Priority List and potential changes to citywide Public Art Guidelines.
- Review of 2026 Banner Up! Program submissions
- Discussion of the 2026-27 Public Art Priority List
- Proposed updates to City of Brentwood Public Art Guidelines
Park and Recreation Commission
This agenda consists primarily of procedural boilerplate and informational updates for the Park and Recreation Commission. The board will approve the May 28 meeting minutes and hear presentations on new playground equipment and recreation division operations. No substantive votes, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled.
- Approve minutes from the May 28, 2026 regular meeting
- Review presentation on LSI Play Equipment options
- Receive operational updates from Recreation Division staff
Design Review Subcommittee
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City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the 2026/27-2027/28 operating budget, which includes adding 8 new staff positions and approving a Sunday library hours agreement with Contra Costa County. They will also vote on adopting Objective Design Standards for residential and mixed-use development to comply with state housing law, and approve a new Parks and Recreation fee schedule. Other business includes setting acting City Manager compensation, authorizing a $284,653 pre-design contract for the Vineyards at Marsh Creek Event Center, and approving ongoing vendor agreements over $50,000.
- Adopt 2026/27-2027/28 operating budget; add 8 new positions; approve pay schedule and library Sunday hours agreement
- Adopt Objective Design Standards for residential/mixed-use development to comply with state housing element law
- Amend Parks and Recreation fee schedule and Cost Allocation Plan with CPI adjustments
- Authorize $284,653 contract with WMB Architects for pre-design of Vineyards at Marsh Creek Event Center/Amphitheater
- Approve resolution setting temporary compensation for Acting City Manager Terrance Davis
Diversity, Equity, Belonging, and Inclusion Committee
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Arts Commission
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City Council - Special Meeting
The City Council will consider a revised lease agreement for parking lots on 2nd Street and Oak Street, which includes amending the current operating budget. The council will also discuss delegating settlement authority to the City Attorney and hold a closed session regarding the appointment of an Acting City Manager.
- Revised parking lot lease with DJA Properties, LLC for 219 Oak St, 715 2nd St, and 739 2nd St
- Amendment to the FY 2025/26 General Fund Operating Budget
- Delegation of settlement authority to City Attorney for claims up to $50,000
- Closed session for Acting City Manager appointment
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a variance to legalize an existing carport that encroaches into setbacks and exceeds lot coverage at 232 Nancy Street, and a proposed amendment to change Vinnie's Emporium's liquor license from a restaurant to a bar/nightclub, which staff recommends denying. Consent calendar approval of prior meeting minutes and informational reports are also on the agenda.
- Variance to legalize carport at 232 Nancy Street (encroachments of 2 ft into side setback, 13.5 ft into rear setback, 24.9% lot coverage increase)
- Denial of conditional use permit amendment to change Vinnie's Emporium liquor license from Type 41 (restaurant) to Type 48 (bar/nightclub)
- Consent calendar approval of Regular Planning Commission Minutes from May 19, 2026
Land Use and Development Committee
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City Council - Special Meeting
The council voted 4-0 to place City Manager G. Harold Duffey on paid administrative leave effective immediately, following a closed session performance evaluation. One council member abstained. The meeting also included public comments about harassment and discrimination in the workplace.
- Approved placing City Manager on paid administrative leave (4-0, 1 abstention)