Selma public meetings in 2020
30 substantive meetings from 2020, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Selma City Council will reorganize its membership following the November 3, 2020, municipal election. The council will also consider allocating $254,521.62 in CARES Act funding toward business relief and local programs. Additionally, several public hearings regarding abandoned signs are scheduled.
- Allocation of $254,521.62 in CARES Act funding for business license relief and other programs
- Reorganization of the City Council following the November 3, 2020, municipal election
- Public hearings regarding abandoned signs at 1505, 1630, and 1635 2nd Street
- Construction contract for Nebraska Avenue Rehabilitation Project with Dawson Mauldin LLC
- Extension of the urgency ordinance allowing thrift stores or used goods businesses to operate
City Council
The City Council will discuss the Energy Efficacy Capital Improvement Project and a COVID-19 economic recovery gift card program. They will also consider an agreement with Vanir Construction Management, Inc. for the Rockwell Park Development. Additionally, the council will review various service contracts and grant applications.
- $5,000 budget for COVID-19 economic recovery gift card program implementation
- Agreement with Vanir Construction Management, Inc. for Rockwell Park Project management
- Proposal from Janitorial Inc. to provide janitorial services for the City
- Grant application for the Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program
- Swearing-in ceremony for six police officers
City Council
The City Council is considering an urgency ordinance to temporarily amend the Municipal Code regarding thrift stores and businesses selling used goods. This interim measure would allow such businesses to operate while the city conducts a study on permanent regulations. Adoption of this ordinance requires a four-fifths vote.
- Urgency Ordinance amending Municipal Code sections related to thrift stores and used goods
- Proposed 45-day interim regulation pending a city study
City Council
The Selma City Council will consider a budget amendment for fiscal year 2020-2021 and an amended master salary schedule. The council will also hold public hearings regarding abandoned signs on 2nd Street. Additionally, members will discuss limitations on thrift, consignment, and antique stores.
- FY 2020-2021 budget amendment and amended master salary schedule
- Active Transportation Program grant applications for Cycle 5
- Resolutions to declare abandoned signs at 1505, 1630, and 1635 2nd Street as public nuisances
- Discussion on Municipal Code 11-8-3 regarding thrift, consignment, and antique stores
City Council
The Selma City Council will discuss project management for the Rockwell Park Project and a development agreement for Caliber Collision. The agenda includes presentations on planning updates and homelessness. The council will also consider a contract with the Fresno County Community Development Block Grant Program.
- Development Agreement with Highland Rose CLP for Caliber Collision
- Project Management agreement with Vanir Construction Management, Inc. for Rockwell Park Project
- Contract execution with Fresno County Community Development Block Grant Program
- Final Map and Subdivision Agreement for Tract 5303 Phase III
- Real property negotiations for a future fire station location
City Council
The Selma City Council will review presentations regarding COVID-19 and code enforcement services. The Council will also consider agreements for project management of the Rockwell Park Project and city engineering services.
- Agreement with Vanir Construction Management, Inc. for the Rockwell Park Project
- Professional Services Agreement with Gateway Engineering Incorporated
- Resolution to purchase a Manitou forklift and work platform
- Support for the SR 99/Mt. View feasibility study and funding pursuit
- Notice of Completion for Storm Drain Improvement Project No. 18651
City Council
This special meeting will be held via teleconference due to COVID-19 protocols. The council will meet in closed session to discuss a liability claim filed by Ethel Fierro against the city and matters regarding public employee discipline.
- Liability claim filed by Ethel Fierro against the City of Selma
- Public employee discipline, dismissal, or release
City Council
The Selma City Council will hold a workshop to discuss future improvements at the Mountain View Avenue/SR 99 interchange. Leaders from FCOG and Caltrans will present four alternatives identified in a 2019 feasibility study. The Council will consider next steps and a draft resolution of support for further exploration.
- Presentation of four interchange alternatives with costs ranging from $450,000 to $77.4 million
- Discussion regarding a draft resolution of support for future project exploration
- Review of the May 2019 feasibility study conducted by FCOG and Caltrans
City Council
The council will discuss homelessness in Selma and annual curbside waste pickup services. Members will also consider establishing a Façade Improvement Loan Program. Additionally, the council will review CARES Act funding allocations.
- Establishment of a COVID-19 Small Business Relief Grant Program
- City Façade Improvement Loan Program resolution
- Public hearing for CDBG funding application (FY 2021-2022)
- Discussion on homelessness in Selma
- CARES Act funding allocation and budget adjustments
City Council
The council will discuss a request to pursue a solar project for the city and allocate CARES Act funds for the 2020-21 budget. Members will also consider an agreement with American Legion Post 12 regarding improvements at Lincoln Park. Additionally, the council will review a parcel map for property near E. Floral Ave and Highway 99.
- Direction to staff on City solar project
- MOU with American Legion Post 12 for Lincoln Park improvements
- CARES Act funding allocation and budget adjustments
- Letter of support for Fresno County EDC training center program
- Parcel Map No. 2020-0006 at E. Floral Ave and Highway 99
City Council
The Selma City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning of approximately 9.1 acres from R-1-7 to R-4. The council will also consider amendments to the schedule of fees and charges for city services. Additionally, the Fresno County Department of Public Health will provide a COVID-19 presentation.
- Rezoning approximately 9.1 acres from R-1-7 to R-4 and amending General Plan land use designation
- Amending the Schedule of Fees and Charges for City Services
- COVID-19 presentation by Fresno County Department of Public Health
- Proposed license agreement with Selma Business Park, LLC
- Fee waivers for community events sponsored by the Selma Chamber of Commerce
City Council
The council will consider an emergency order to allow outdoor business operations in private and public spaces. The agenda also includes the purchase of a new heart monitor and ambulance. Additionally, members will discuss engineering for downtown transit-oriented development.
- Emergency order allowing outdoor business operations on private and public spaces
- Purchase of a Stryker Lifepak 15 Heart Monitor and one Ford transit style Ambulance
- Professional Services agreement with Gateway Engineering for the TOD Grant Project
- Resolution regarding removal of structures, weeds, and rubbish from delinquent parcels
City Council
The Selma City Council will hold a special meeting via teleconference due to COVID-19 protocols. The agenda includes public comments and a closed session regarding employee discipline and specific liability claims against the city.
- Closed session regarding public employee discipline, dismissal, or release
- Liability claim involving Violeta Hernandez/Viviana Zapata
- Liability claim involving Alfred Maldonado/Josephine Maldonado
- Liability claim involving Bryan James Hard/Marlee Alyssa Hard
City Council
The City Council will consider authorizing the purchase of a new Smeal 100-foot rear-mount ladder truck for the Fire Department. The agenda also includes discussions on sewer project funding and special tax levies for Vineyard Estates. Presentations regarding COVID-19 and downtown planning updates are also scheduled.
- Purchase of a new Smeal 100-foot Rear-Mount Ladder Truck
- CDBG funding application for the Nebraska sewer main project
- Special tax levy for Community Facilities District No. 2006-1 (Vineyard Estates)
- Tax rate resolution for police station improvement bonds
- Notice of Completion for East Floral Avenue Reconstruction Project 2020
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding elections for a licensed gambling establishment and changes to council district boundaries. They will also consider rate increases for solid waste services and landscaping maintenance. Additionally, the council will discuss resuming in-person meetings.
- Public hearing on an election for a licensed gambling establishment
- Public hearing on changing council elections to five districts
- Resolution to purchase a Smeal 100-foot rear-mount ladder truck
- Proposed rate increases for solid waste collection and recycling services
- Purchase of a 2021 GMC Sierra 2500HD truck for Public Works
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the 2020-2021 fiscal year budget and an energy service contract with ENGIE Services U.S. The agenda also includes discussions on wireless installation agreements and a fee waiver request for a local rally.
- Adoption of the 2020-2021 City Fiscal Year Budget
- Energy Service Contract with ENGIE Services U.S. and financing via Stirling National Bank
- License Agreement for wireless installations with New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC
- Fee waiver request for the Central Valley Allies for Change March/Rally
- Web Services Sales Agreement with Revize LLC for a new City website
City Council
The Selma City Council is holding a special budget session to review the draft 2020-2021 Fiscal Year Budget and Capital Improvement Plan. The council will also discuss its priorities and goals.
- Presentation of draft 2020-2021 Fiscal Year Budget and Capital Improvement Plan
- Discussion on Council Priorities and Goals
City Council
The Selma City Council will consider ordinances regarding a licensed gambling establishment and moving to district-based elections. Members will also discuss placing an initiative on the November ballot to increase Measure S by a half-cent. Additionally, the council will ratify an order allowing outdoor dining during social distancing requirements.
- Ordinance for a licensed gambling establishment in Selma
- Ordinance to change city elections to five districts
- Initiative to increase Measure S by a half-cent on the November ballot
- Ratification of emergency order allowing outdoor dining
- Purchase of furniture and an emergency system for the new police station
City Council
The council will hold a special session to discuss the draft 2020-2021 Fiscal Year Budget and Capital Improvement Plan. The meeting also includes a discussion on council priorities and goals. Due to COVID-19, the meeting is being held via teleconference.
- Presentation of the draft 2020-2021 Fiscal Year Budget
- Proposed $2,088,000 for new police patrol vehicles
- Proposed $6,425,000 for a new fire station
- $15,160,000 proposed for the Community Center
- Proposed $120,000 for a new City Hall parking lot
City Council
The Selma City Council will consider purchasing surveillance equipment for the new Police Station and a facilities use agreement for the Senior Center. The council will also receive a COVID-19 presentation and information on a proposed rate increase for Royal Country Estates maintenance. Additionally, an agreement with Fresno County for fire department dispatch services is up for consideration.
- Purchase of surveillance equipment for the new Police Station
- Agreement with Fresno County for fire department dispatch services
- Facilities Use Agreement with Selma Health Care District for the Senior Center
- Proposed rate increase for Royal Country Estates maintenance
- Master Services Agreements with Newport Group Inc. and Strategic Retirement Advisors
City Council
The Selma City Council will review a 10-year financial forecast and quarterly priorities report. The agenda includes discussions on Highland Avenue paving improvements and updates to solid waste and recycling services.
- Proposed rate increases for solid waste and recycling services
- Paving improvements to Highland Avenue between Arrants Street and Rose Avenue
- Professional Services Agreement with Revenue & Cost Specialists, LLC
- Funding agreement for the Valley View Storm Drain Project
- Tax records examination agreement with Hinderliter, de Llamas & Associates
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an energy service contract and financing agreement with ENGIE Services U.S. The council will also discuss a request from Waste Management to increase annual refuse charges and review transportation improvements for State Route 99.
- Public hearing on energy service contract with ENGIE Services U.S.
- Waste Management request for a special interim rate increase for refuse charges
- Support for Alternative 3 in the State Route 99/Mountain View Feasibility Study
- Approval of Final Parcel Map No. 2017-0044 at 2336 Orange Avenue
- Certification of March 3, 2020, Measure L election results
Cancelled Meeting
The City Council of Selma has cancelled its scheduled meeting for Monday, April 6, 2020. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 20, 2020.
City Council
The Selma City Council will meet to discuss implementing California’s COVID-19 executive order and review land negotiations for a future fire station. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding property removal at Rockwell Ponding Basin and contract awards for local construction projects.
- Implementation of California Executive Order N-2/20 regarding COVID-19
- Real property negotiations for a future fire station and land at Huntsman and De Wolf
- Contract award to Dawson-Mauldin Construction for the Storm Drain Improvement Project
- Contract award to Don Berry Construction for the East Floral Avenue Reconstruction Project
- Public hearing regarding property removal at Rockwell Ponding Basin
City Council
The council will review an amended 2019/2020 budget regarding the relocation of the Fire Department Training Facility. The agenda also includes a legal services agreement and several administrative resolutions. A closed session is scheduled for a public employee appointment.
- Amended 2019/2020 budget for moving the Fire Department Training Facility
- Legal services agreement with Costanzo and Associates, PC
- Supplemental Agreement with Caltrans for roadway reconstruction engineering
- Amendment to IAFF Local 3716 MOU regarding fire department EMS personnel
- System License and Support Agreement with Response Analytics, LP
City Council
The Selma City Council scheduled a special meeting to conduct a closed session. This session is for a public employee appointment concerning the Police Chief.
- Closed session for Police Chief appointment
City Council
The Council will hold a public hearing regarding the creation of an underground utility district. The agenda also includes discussions on a transit-oriented development grant application and reviewing fiscal year 2018-19 financial statements.
- Public hearing for an underground utility district
- Measure C Transit Oriented Development Grant Application discussion
- Review of Fiscal Year 2018-19 Financial Statements
- Resolution adopting an amended Master Salary Schedule
- Discussion regarding a bicycle licensing program
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the Abandoned Shopping Cart Ordinance and the selection of Mayor Pro Tempore. The council also plans to discuss a legal services agreement with Costanzo and Associates and extend leases for the Salazar Center.
- Public hearing on repealing and reenacting the Abandoned Shopping Cart Ordinance
- Resolution establishing user fees for shopping cart abandonment prevention and retrieval
- Discussion of a City Attorney legal services agreement with Costanzo and Associates
- Extension of Salazar Center lease agreements for the SMART Center and Boys and Girls Club
- Participation in the Community Development Block Grant Program for 2021-2024
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an appeal for a beer and wine permit at 1702 Second Street. The council is also scheduled to discuss business loans for a façade improvement program and review legal service procurement. Additionally, two ordinances related to the Mayor Pro Tempore selection and shopping cart abatement will be introduced.
- Appeal for beer and wine license at 1702 Second Street
- Discussion of Façade Improvement Loan Program business loans
- Introduction of Abandoned Shopping Cart Ordinance
- Review of RFP timeline for City Attorney services
- State Budget Appropriation requests to Senator Hurtado’s Office
Cancelled Meeting
The Selma City Council has cancelled its scheduled meetings for December 16, 2019 and January 6, 2020. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, January 21, 2020.
- Cancellation of the December 16, 2019 meeting
- Cancellation of the January 6, 2020 meeting