San Bruno, California

Crime Prevention Committee

The regularly scheduled meeting of the San Bruno Crime Prevention Committee for July 9, 2026 has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for August 13, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled; next meeting August 13, 2026

Parks & Recreation Commission

The regularly scheduled Parks & Recreation Commission meeting for July 15, 2026, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 19, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.

• July 15, 2026 meeting cancelled; next meeting August 19, 2026

San Bruno Community Foundation

The regularly scheduled meeting of the San Bruno Community Foundation Board of Directors for July 1, 2026 has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 5, 2026 at the San Bruno Recreation and Aquatic Center, Community Room, 251 City Park Way.

Complete Streets Committee

The July 1, 2026 meeting of the Complete Streets Committee has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting cancelled; no business conducted

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the Fiscal Year 2026-27 operating and capital improvement program budget, set the appropriations limit (GANN limit) at $61,941,911, and close the CityNet fund. The consent calendar includes a four-year tree pruning contract with West Coast Arborists Inc. not to exceed $1,014,635, a five-year agreement for replacement drone airframes from Axon Enterprise, and a resolution calling the November 3, 2026 general municipal election. Other items include establishing a passenger loading zone on City Park Way, a one-year pilot program offering Millbrae residents resident rates at the Recreation and Aquatic Center, and a mental health clinician services contract extension not to exceed $175,000.

• Public hearing and adoption of FY 2026-27 operating and capital budget with $61,941,911 appropriations limit
• Four-year tree pruning and removal contract with West Coast Arborists, Inc. up to $1,014,635
• Five-year agreement with Axon Enterprise for replacement unmanned aircraft systems (drones)
• Resolution establishing a 50-foot, 5-minute passenger loading zone on City Park Way and no-parking zone on Crestmoor Drive
• One-year pilot program granting Millbrae residents resident rates at the San Bruno Recreation and Aquatic Center

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session on three potential November 2026 ballot measures: a commercial parcel tax and business license tax restructure, a rescission or amendment of the height ordinance (Ord. No. 1284), and a ban on Safe and Sane fireworks. The council will also hold a closed session to discuss labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856 and IBT Public Safety Mid-Management. Staff seeks direction on all items.

• Commercial parcel tax estimated at $5.6M annually; polling shows 70.5% support, above two-thirds threshold
• Business license tax restructure could generate $3–4M annually; requires simple majority vote
• Height Ordinance No. 1284 rescission (53.2% support) or targeted amendment (51.4% support) under consideration
• Safe and Sane fireworks ban discussed; San Bruno and Pacifica only cities in county that permit sales
• Closed session: labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856 and IBT Public Safety Mid-Management

City Council

The City Council holds a study session to review three potential 2026 ballot measures: a parcel tax on commercial and multi-family properties (estimated $5.6M annually, requiring 2/3 voter approval), a business license tax restructure (estimated $3–4M annually, simple majority), and a proposed amendment or repeal of Ordinance No. 1284 limiting building height and density. The session also covers a potential ban on safe-and-sane fireworks. Council will receive polling data and provide direction on next steps.

• Parcel tax on non-residential and 5+ unit properties at $0.50/sq ft, estimated $5.6M annually, requires 2/3 voter approval
• Business license tax restructure models: single gross receipts rate (estimated $3.7M increase) or variable rates by business type (estimated $9.3M increase), simple majority
• Options for Ordinance No. 1284: rescind entirely, rescind for a targeted geographic area, or take no action
• Potential ban on safe-and-sane fireworks
• Polling shows 70.5% support for commercial-only parcel tax (after more information) and 53.2% support for rescinding height ordinance

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss potential November 2026 ballot measures, including a ban on State Fire Marshal-approved 'Safe and Sane' fireworks. A representative from TNT Fireworks submitted a letter requesting further financial analysis and opposing the ban. The council may also discuss revenue measures and a height ordinance (Ord. No. 1284). No decision is expected at this meeting.

• Study session on 2026 ballot measures: Safe and Sane fireworks ban, revenue measures, and height ordinance (Ord. No. 1284)
• Letter from TNT Fireworks representative disputes city's fiscal analysis, citing $44,568 in permittee fees vs. staff-reported $1,045 average
• Request for cost attribution between legal Safe and Sane fireworks and illegal aerial fireworks activity
• Reference to a Yolo County criminal grand jury indictment involving illegal explosives trafficking unrelated to state-approved fireworks

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a resolution to confirm that the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-27 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) conforms to the San Bruno General Plan, as required by state law. The CIP includes seven new projects across parks, streets, stormwater, and facilities categories, with total proposed funding of $1.685 million for the coming year.

• City Park Drinking Fountain Upgrades: $125,000 to replace 5 aging fountains
• Belle Air/Lions Field Park Plan: $60,000 for a master plan with the school district
• Downtown Improvement Initiative: $350,000 for paseo improvements, photometric study, and public art
• Storm Drain System Improvements: $1,000,000 for critical upgrades based on condition assessment
• Municipal Services Center Master Plan: $150,000 to modernize Public Works and Parks maintenance facilities

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider adopting a resolution confirming that the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Capital Improvement Program conforms with the San Bruno General Plan, as required by state law. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from March and May 2026 and standard procedural items. No other substantive decisions are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on resolution confirming Capital Improvement Program conformance with General Plan for FY 2026-27
• Approval of meeting minutes from March 17, 2026 and May 19, 2026

City Council

This special meeting of the San Bruno City Council is solely dedicated to conducting interviews to fill vacancies on various city commissions, boards, and committees. No other business or decisions are on the agenda. A regular council meeting is scheduled for the following day.

• Conduct interviews to fill vacancies on commissions, boards, and committees

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The committee will review and discuss routine items including approval of minutes, updates on CERT programs, an emergency vendor list, and reports from police, fire, and community partners. No major decisions or funding allocations are on the agenda.

• Shelter Creek CERT meeting update
• CERT Refresh class update
• Events for 2026 discussion
• Emergency vendor list review
• Police and Fire/CERT updates from staff

Parks & Recreation Commission

The commission will receive and file an informational report on $6.76 million in requested capital projects for parks and facilities, including a $500,000 playground replacement program, $225,000 dog park design, and $5.5 million Senior Center renovation. The commission will also consider a staff recommendation to cancel the July 15, 2026 meeting. No formal action is required on the capital improvement presentation.

• $5,500,000 Senior Center Renovation Project requested for FY 2026-27
• $500,000 Playground Replacement Program requested
• $225,000 Dog Park Design project requested
• Staff recommends canceling the July 15, 2026 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting
• Introduction of Collette Murphy-Stefanko as Interim Deputy Director of Community Services

Senior Advisory Board

The San Bruno Senior Advisory Board will meet on June 16, 2026. They are expected to approve a special election process and timeline to fill a board vacancy. They will also review and discuss ideas for sustaining senior nutrition and transportation programs, receive updates on senior center improvements, and consider the FY 2026/27 work plan approval (tentative).

• Approve special election process and timeline for board vacancy
• Discuss senior nutrition and transportation program sustainability ideas
• Receive and file May 2026 statistics on front desk sign-ins, class attendance, and meal counts
• Hear update on Senior Center improvements
• Consider FY 2026/27 Work Plan approval (tentative June 23)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a resolution recommending the City Council amend the Health and Safety, Public Facilities, and Environmental elements of the General Plan to comply with recent state law changes and incorporate the San Mateo County Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. The commission will also consider a resolution confirming conformance with the General Plan for the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Capital Improvement Program. Additionally, the commission will vote on approving minutes from the March 17 and May 19 meetings.

• Public hearing: Resolution to recommend General Plan amendments for state law compliance and hazard mitigation plan incorporation
• Public hearing: Resolution to confirm General Plan conformance for FY 2026-27 Capital Improvement Program
• Approval of minutes from March 17, 2026 and May 19, 2026 meetings

Crime Prevention Committee

The Crime Prevention Committee will hear a staff report on crime statistics and the status of police contract negotiations. Members will discuss re-engaging the Shelter Creek Neighborhood Watch group, update on ID cards, and review open committee positions. No binding votes are expected; items are for discussion and updates.

• Staff report on crime stats and police contract negotiation status
• Discussion on re-engaging Shelter Creek Neighborhood Watch group
• Update on ID cards for Neighborhood Watch members
• Status of two open Crime Prevention Committee positions
• Outreach plans to Eastside areas including St. Bruno and Belle Air School

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed increase to solid waste collection rates by Recology San Bruno, effective July 1, 2026. They will receive and provide direction on the City Manager's recommended budget for fiscal year 2026-27, scheduled for final approval on June 23. Vice Mayor Alvarez will discuss placing a measure on the November ballot to dissolve the city's temporary fireworks ordinance and related resolutions. The consent calendar includes approval of the Commodore Dog Park Master Plan and a contract up to $81,818.09 for Axon interview room systems.

• Public hearing on proposed rate increase for Recology San Bruno solid waste services, effective July 1, 2026
• Receive and discuss FY 2026-27 City Manager's Recommended Budget; final adoption scheduled June 23
• Vice Mayor Alvarez to discuss November ballot measure to end temporary fireworks stand ordinance and safe-and-sane sales
• Consent item: authorize purchase and implementation of Axon Interview Room Systems not to exceed $81,818.09
• Consent item: approve Commodore Dog Park Master Plan (CEQA exempt)

City Council

The San Bruno City Council is meeting in a special closed session to discuss labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856 and IBT Public Safety Mid‑Management, and to confer with legal counsel on existing litigation (County of San Mateo v. State of California). The regular council meeting will follow at 7:00 pm.

• Closed session: labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856 and IBT Public Safety Mid‑Management
• Closed session: conference with legal counsel on County of San Mateo v. State of California, San Francisco Superior Court Case No. CPF‑25‑519270

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed 6.91% increase in solid waste rates by Recology, following a Proposition 218 notice process. The council will also receive the San Bruno Community Foundation's annual report and budget for FY2026-2027, and review the City Manager's recommended FY27 budget.

• Public hearing on Recology rate increase of 6.91%, with monthly impacts from $2.24 to $8.68 for residential customers
• Proposition 218 notice mailed to affected property owners more than 45 days prior
• San Bruno Community Foundation reports $27 million in net assets and proposes $5.4 million in expenses for FY2026-2027
• Community Foundation requests approval of $10.19 million transfer from Strategic Pool to cover FY2026-2027 cash needs
• City Manager's recommended FY27 budget presented, titled 'Trimming at the Fringes STILL No Longer Cuts It'

Community Development Director Hearings

The Community Development Director will hold a public hearing to decide on a Use Permit (UP26-001) for a 16,795-square-foot PACE medical facility and adult daycare center at 750 El Camino Real, operated by North East Medical Services. The project would convert a vacant biotechnology lab into a facility serving 30-40 seniors daily with medical services and activities. Staff recommends approval subject to 44 conditions. The meeting also includes call to order, public comments on non-agenda items, and adjournment.

• Use Permit UP26-001 for a 16,795 sq ft PACE medical facility/adult daycare at 750 El Camino Real
• Operator: North East Medical Services (NEMS); facility to serve 30-40 seniors (age 55+) per day with 36-40 employees
• Project categorically exempt from CEQA under Class 1 (existing facilities)
• Parking: 31 spaces provided; most patients transported by NEMS vans; AB 2097 prohibits requiring off-street parking due to proximity to transit
• 10-day appeal period after Director's final action

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Board will vote on adopting the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget, approving a transfer from the Strategic Pool Investment Account to the Liquidity Account, and directing the Executive Director to submit the budget to the City Council. The Board will receive reports on potential modifications to the Recreation and Aquatic Center startup grant, the Downtown Beautification Initiative, the Crestmoor Fields Project, and legacy projects from the Ad Hoc Committee on Strategic Planning. Public comment is accepted in person or via Zoom.

• Adopt Resolution approving FY 2026-2027 budget and directing submission to City Council
• Receive report and provide feedback on potential modifications to the Recreation and Aquatic Center Startup Programming and Outreach Activities Grant
• Receive report on the Downtown Beautification Initiative from the City of San Bruno
• Receive report on the Crestmoor Fields Project from the City of San Bruno
• Receive report from Ad Hoc Committee on Strategic Planning on status of potential legacy projects, including a new Fire Station No. 52

Complete Streets Committee

The regularly scheduled Complete Streets Committee meeting for June 3, 2026, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will receive a presentation on OneShoreline’s FY26-27 flood resilience priorities, including pump station maintenance, a $900K FEMA grant, and a $200K Caltrans feasibility study. The council will also conduct a mandated public hearing on Assembly Bill 2561, reviewing current job vacancy rates across five bargaining groups and discussing recruitment and retention strategies. Staff recommends the council conduct the hearing and receive the report.

• Public hearing on Assembly Bill 2561 vacancy report for Fire, Police, PSMM, Miscellaneous, and Teamsters Local 350 Mid-Management
• OneShoreline FY26-27 flood resilience update covering $900K FEMA grant and $200K Caltrans study
• 7th Avenue Household Flood Protection Supplies Pilot providing up to $1,500 per household
• Caltrans tide valve installation at the 380/101 interchange detention basin
• Long-term San Bruno Creek Resilience Plan targeting completion by Summer 2027

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will consider several items including a construction contract with GSW Construction, Inc. for the Sneath Lane and Lake Drive Pump Station Rehabilitation Project at a cost not to exceed $6,085,840, with a total project budget of $9,920,000. The council will also hold public hearings on the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan, and on vacancies, recruitment, and retention efforts under Assembly Bill 2561. Other agenda items include a DUI emergency response cost recovery ordinance and approval of a publicly available pay schedule.

• Construction contract with GSW Construction, Inc. for Sneath Lane and Lake Drive Pump Station Rehabilitation not to exceed $6,085,840; total project budget $9,920,000
• Ordinance adding Chapter 3.41 to the Municipal Code for DUI emergency response cost recovery
• Public hearing on adoption of 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan
• Public hearing on status of vacancies, recruitment and retention efforts per AB 2561
• Resolution approving a publicly available pay schedule effective January 12, 2026

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will hold a special meeting at 6:30 PM on May 26, 2026. The only substantive item is a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding existing litigation — City of San Bruno and Walmart.com USA, LLC v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration. No other business is scheduled; the regular council meeting follows at 7:00 PM. Public comment is limited to in-person speaker cards or emailed comments, which are not read aloud.

• Closed session conference with legal counsel on existing litigation: City of San Bruno and Walmart.com USA, LLC v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (San Mateo County Superior Court Case No. 23CIV05021)

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The committee will discuss updates to Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) zones, planning for 2026 events, and approval of April meeting minutes. They will also receive reports from police, fire, the Radio Club, and the Red Cross. The agenda includes items on a CERT Refresh class, an emergency vendor list, and a CERT card update. No major decisions appear scheduled.

• Discussion of CERT zones reorganization
• Update on CERT Refresh class
• Planning for 2026 community events
• Review of emergency vendor list
• Reports from Radio Club and Red Cross

Culture & Arts Commission

The Culture and Arts Commission will discuss and vote on the 2026-27 work plan, assign ad-hoc committees, and schedule kick-off meetings. They will also review artist submissions for the Community Art Gallery Program and consider merging it with the Art on Loan program, as well as select movies for the Movies-in-the-Park series. Staff will provide oral updates on the Posy Park sculpture and mural restoration, the Paseo mural, and the Centennial Plaza mural call for artists.

• Discuss and approve FY 2026-27 work plan and assign ad-hoc committees
• Review submissions and select artists for Community Art Gallery Program 2026-2027
• Consider combining Art on Loan and Community Art Gallery programs and renaming
• Select Movies-in-the-Park for public voting
• Oral updates on Posy Park sculpture and mural restoration, Paseo mural, and Centennial Plaza mural call for artists

Community Development Director Hearings

The Community Development Director will hold a public hearing on a request to expand Victory Honda into the adjacent former Walgreens building. The project requires a Use Permit and Architectural Review Permit for converting the 22,911-square-foot building into automotive service space with site modifications. Staff recommends approval based on findings and conditions, with a 10-day appeal period following the decision.

• Use Permit (UP25-006) and Architectural Review Permit (AR25-018) for expanding Victory Honda into 22,911 sq ft former Walgreens at 333-345 El Camino Real
• Site modifications include reconfiguring 68 parking spaces to 78, plus 148 total spaces, façade improvements, and landscaping
• Project is categorically exempt from CEQA under Class 1 (existing structure modifications)
• Existing nonconforming setbacks (front and rear) are legally recognized and not increased
• Public comment accepted in person or by email (not read aloud); mailed notice sent within 300 feet

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Investment Committee will receive a report on investment outlook and portfolio performance, discuss cash flow strategies for funding final legacy projects, and conduct its annual review of the Investment Policy Statement and Investment Operating Plan. The committee will also consider adopting a resolution to allow remote teleconference participation for future meetings, following Board authorization under SB 707.

• Receive report from Sand Hill Global Advisors on investment outlook and $32.4 million portfolio performance (Strategic Pool $30,004,134, Liquidity Pool $2,440,406 as of Dec 31, 2025).
• Discuss cash flow strategies for funding final legacy projects, including Fire Station No. 52 replacement and Crestmoor Fields lighting (additional $1,952,400 approved).
• Conduct annual review of SBCF's Investment Policy Statement and Investment Operations Plan.
• Adopt resolution approving use of remote teleconference meetings pursuant to Senate Bill 707 and Government Code Sections 54953.8 and 54953.8.6.
• Approve minutes from the February 23, 2026, special meeting.

Parks & Recreation Commission

The May 20, 2026 meeting of the Parks & Recreation Commission has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 17, 2026.

Senior Advisory Board

The Senior Advisory Board will discuss and potentially recommend the FY 2026/27 Nutrition Site Council MOU, receive updates to the Master Fee Schedule, and discuss plans for July Parks and Recreation Month and Community Day. Unfinished business includes updates on Senior Center improvements, the board's work plan, and proposed by-law revisions.

• Receive and recommend FY 2026/27 Nutrition Site Council MOU
• Receive FY 2026/27 Master Fee Schedule updates
• Discuss ideas for July Parks and Recreation Month and Community Day booth volunteers
• Receive update on Senior Center Improvements (previously allocated $3.2 million)
• Update to Senior Advisory Board By-Laws

Planning Commission

The joint meeting will receive updates on SB 79, which allows higher densities near Caltrain and BART stations, and on the Elevate San Bruno land-use initiative. Staff seek feedback on a temporary sea-level rise exemption for 136 parcels. A public hearing will consider adopting a resolution to amend General Plan elements per state law.

• Study session on SB 79 transit-oriented development regulations affecting 1,592 eligible parcels
• Discussion of temporary sea-level rise exemption for 136 parcels near SFO under SB 79
• Update on Elevate San Bruno initiative to revise land-use policies and ballot measures
• Study session on Tanforan Redevelopment Project
• Study session on downtown zoning adjustments to improve activity and aesthetics

City Council

This joint study session covers three major items: an update on SB 79, a new state law permitting greater heights and densities for housing within half a mile of transit stations; the Elevate San Bruno land-use initiative; and the Tanforan redevelopment project. The council and commission are not making final decisions tonight but are providing feedback on staff recommendations. Key topics include which temporary exemptions to pursue under SB 79, height alternatives for the Elevate San Bruno study area, and the scope of housing changes in residential neighborhoods.

• SB 79 affects 1,592 parcels near Caltrain and BART stations, with heights up to 95 feet within 200 feet of stations
• Staff intends to draft a sea level rise temporary exemption (136 parcels) but not a high-density exemption (421 parcels)
• Elevate San Bruno: consider height alternatives of up to 8 stories (~90 feet) with possible discretionary path to SFO maximum heights
• Tanforan redevelopment: 44-acre project includes 1,014 housing units, 780,000 sq ft life-science/office, and 100,000 sq ft retail
• Tanforan: demolition and site preparation planned 2026-2028, with flex zones for future phases

City Council

The San Bruno City Council holds a special joint meeting to receive public comments on downtown zoning and business mix. Business owners Sadana and Josh Traxler share their perspective on the need for a balanced mix of businesses to support consistent foot traffic and downtown vibrancy, and encourage intentional zoning decisions. No formal action is taken; the meeting is for public input.

• Public comment submitted by Sadana & Josh Traxler, owners of Twice As Nice
• Discussion of downtown business mix and zoning in Central Business District
• Business owners describe organizing downtown events like Trick-or-Treat and Easter celebrations
• Comment encourages city to consider business concentration for walkable downtown
• Owners question what would need to change for downtown to be a place to spend personal time

City Council

The City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint study session to receive updates on four topics: implementation of SB 79 (state law allowing higher density near transit), the Elevate San Bruno land-use initiative, the Tanforan Redevelopment Project, and downtown zoning adjustments. No formal votes are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and feedback only.

• SB 79 update: 1,592 parcels eligible for higher-density housing within half mile of Caltrain and BART stations
• Sea level rise temporary exemption for 136 parcels in low-lying areas; staff to draft ordinance pending HCD confirmation
• Elevate San Bruno initiative update: citywide land-use, housing, and economic development effort
• Tanforan Redevelopment Project update
• Discussion of downtown zoning adjustments to improve activity and aesthetics

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled May 19, 2026 Planning Commission meeting has been cancelled. The next regular meeting will be held on June 16, 2026.

• Meeting cancellation notice issued May 14, 2026

Crime Prevention Committee

The Crime Prevention Committee will receive a staff report from Officer Denise Zeron covering crime statistics and the status of police contract negotiations. The committee will also review neighborhood watch group activity, discuss outreach to Eastside schools, and plan participation in upcoming community events.

• Staff report on status of Police Contract negotiation
• Crime stats update from Officer Denise Zeron
• Committee update on assigned active Neighborhood Watch groups
• ID Cards update presented by Rhonda Boone
• Outreach to Eastside (St. Bruno, Belle Air School)

Community Development Director Hearings

The Community Development Directors Hearing scheduled for May 14, 2026, has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items considered

City Council

The Council will decide on a tentative agreement with Teamsters IBT Local 856 Police Unit for January 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029. They will also introduce an ordinance to recover costs from DUI emergency responses. Presentations include the Active 101 Plan from SMCTA and a community-based transportation plan from C/CAG.

• Resolution approving tentative police union contract (Teamsters Local 856) through June 2029
• Ordinance to add DUI emergency response cost recovery to municipal code
• Resolution supporting C/CAG's 2026 San Bruno/South SF Community-Based Transportation Plan
• One-year agreement with Abnormal Security for email security services, not to exceed $29,431.69
• Extension of animal control services agreement with San Mateo County through June 2029

The City Council unanimously introduced an ordinance to add DUI emergency response cost recovery to the municipal code. The Council also approved a series of consent calendar items, including a police unit labor agreement and animal control services.

• Introduced ordinance for DUI emergency response cost recovery (unanimous)
• Approved tentative agreement with Teamsters IBT Local 856 Police Unit for Jan 1, 2026 - June 30, 2029 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting C/CAG's 2026 San Bruno/South San Francisco Community-Based Transportation Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Memorial Program Policy for Fiscal Year 2026-27 (unanimous)
• Approved extension of agreement with County of San Mateo for animal control, shelter, and licensing through June 30, 2029 (unanimous)
• Approved $29,431.69 agreement with Abnormal Security Corporation for email security services (unanimous)
• Approved April 28 and May 4 accounts payable and April 19 payroll (unanimous)
• Approved meeting minutes for April 22 and April 28, 2026 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to receive a presentation from Callander Associates on the preferred conceptual plan for improvements to the Commodore Dog Park, developed through public input and Parks and Recreation Commission review. The Council will provide feedback; no funding for construction has been identified yet. The meeting also includes a closed session on labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856 for police and public safety mid-management.

• Study session on Commodore Dog Park Master Plan, including conceptual design and cost estimates
• Closed session: conference with labor negotiators for Teamsters Local 856 (police and public safety mid-management)
• Funding for future dog park improvements not yet identified; master plan will help evaluate feasibility

The City Council held a special meeting to discuss the Commodore Dog Park Master Plan with staff and consultants. No formal decisions or votes were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 6:54 p.m.

• Held study session on Commodore Dog Park Master Plan
• No reportable action taken on closed session items
• No reportable action taken on study session items

City Council

The City Council receives an update on the Commodore Dog Park Master Plan, including a preferred design, cost estimates totaling $2.9 million, and value engineering options to reduce costs. The council also hears a program update on the 101 Corridor Connect initiative, which identifies multimodal transportation projects for San Bruno and offers $4 million in mini-grants.

• Preferred plan for Commodore Dog Park includes separate large/small dog zones, synthetic turf, lighting, shade structures, and looped walking paths
• Total project cost estimated at $2,907,060, with value engineering options reducing it to $1,961,810
• Community input from meetings showed preferences for decomposed granite surfacing, bench seating, and natural agility features
• 101 Corridor Connect priority projects for San Bruno: El Camino Real improvements, Huntington Bicycle/Pedestrian Phase 2, Linden/Scott Grade Separation, SFO Bay Trail Gap Closure
• $4 million available in mini-grants up to $750,000 per project ($1M multi-jurisdictional) with no local match required; applications due July 2026

City Council

The May 12, 2026 San Bruno City Council agenda contains only public comment and handouts. No ordinances, resolutions, or other action items are listed. A resident's comment criticizes the notification process for a June 9 public hearing on Recology's proposed rate increase.

• Resident comment regarding notification for June 9 Recology rate increase hearing

San Bruno Community Foundation

This is a regular meeting of the San Bruno Community Foundation Board. The board will receive reports from the Ad Hoc Committee on Strategic Planning and on programs, and will hold closed sessions to evaluate the Executive Director's performance and discuss labor negotiations. No specific action items are listed on the agenda; the meeting is largely procedural with routine approvals and updates.

• Receive report from Ad Hoc Committee on Strategic Planning
• Receive report on Programs
• Closed session: public employee performance evaluation for Executive Director
• Closed session: conference with labor negotiators regarding unrepresented employee (Executive Director)
• Approval of minutes from March 4, 2026 regular board meeting

Complete Streets Committee

The Complete Streets Committee will review two traffic calming program reviews: a quick-build safety improvement package at the De Soto Way and Santa Lucia Avenue intersection following two pedestrian-injury crashes in 2025, and a lane-narrowing proposal for the 400 block of Huntington Avenue. The committee will also discuss plans for Bike to Anywhere Day. No minutes will be approved due to lack of quorum at the previous meeting.

• Review of $95,500 quick-build improvements at De Soto Way and Santa Lucia Avenue after two pedestrian crashes
• Proposed lane narrowing from 11-12 ft to 10 ft on Huntington Avenue 400 block
• Discussion of Bike to Anywhere Day
• No minutes from April 1 due to no quorum
• Public comment on multi-modal transportation issues

City Council

The City Council will receive the FY2026-27 Budget Preview and Forecast, which shows a $1.7 million General Fund deficit driven by a $3 million VLF backfill loss and a structural gap where expenditures outpace revenue. The forecast projects deficits growing to $6.7 million by FY2032, with ongoing revenue risks up to $20.4 million annually. Council will also hear a presentation on the Connect Bay Area measure, a proposed 14-year, 1/2-cent sales tax across four counties that would provide SamTrans with about $50 million annually for San Mateo County transit. Council may provide direction on both items.

• FY2026-27 General Fund draft budget: $74.7M revenue, $76.4M expenditures, $1.7M deficit
• Structural gap: revenue grows 2.9%/yr vs. expenditure growth 4.0%/yr, leading to $6.7M deficit by FY2032
• Revenue risks include VLF backfill loss ($3M already baked in), possible $4M further loss, TRSA ($8M), and cardroom revenue ($3.4M) from SB 549 litigation
• Potential voter-approved revenue measures explored: $7M parcel tax, $3.5M sales tax, $1M other tax – possible November 2026 ballot
• SamTrans presentation on Connect Bay Area: 14-year, 1/2-cent sales tax in 4 counties; San Mateo County share ~$50M/yr for transit operations and capital

City Council

The agenda consists solely of public comments submitted before the April 28, 2026 meeting. Residents express concern about a recently disclosed potential deficit, proposed cuts to police and fire services, and recent salary increases for department heads. No formal city staff reports or action items are listed on the agenda.

• City faces a 'huge potential deficit' according to a press release from the city manager
• Public safety (police and fire) listed as an area where services might be cut, including a hiring freeze
• Residents question why department head salary increases were not rescinded to help balance the budget
• Police have been operating without a contract for months; residents demand contracts be settled

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will consider adopting a resolution to approve a construction contract with Golden State Construction & Utility for the Corporation Yard EV Charger Phase 2 Project, not to exceed $584,000 with an $87,600 contingency. The council will also accept completion of the Downtown Beautification Phase II Project and release $25,097 in retention. Proclamations for May 2026 heritage and awareness months and a presentation from SamTrans are on the agenda.

• Resolution to award $584,000 contract to Golden State Construction & Utility for EV chargers at Corporation Yard, plus $87,600 contingency
• Resolution accepting completion of Downtown Beautification Phase II and releasing $25,097 in construction retention
• Proclamations for Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, Mental Health Month, and Wildfire Awareness Month
• Presentation from SamTrans
• City Hall hours change: open Monday–Thursday 7:30 am – 5:00 pm, closed Fridays starting May 4, 2026

The City Council approved the consent calendar unanimously, including acceptance of the Downtown Beautification Phase II project completion and release of $25,097 in retention. The meeting included proclamations for May heritage and awareness months and a presentation from SamTrans. No items were pulled for separate vote, and the meeting adjourned in memory of Nancy Magee and Tom Ricci.

• Approved consent calendar unanimously: meeting minutes, accounts payable, payroll, and resolutions
• Accepted completion of Downtown Beautification Phase II project and authorized filing Notice of Completion
• Authorized release of construction contract retention in the amount of $25,097

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will hold a special meeting on April 28, 2026, at 5:30 PM. The main item is a study session to receive the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget Preview and Forecast, which outlines significant revenue risks from state actions. The council will also meet in closed session for labor negotiations with police and public safety unions and to discuss pending litigation.

• Receive Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget Preview and Forecast identifying $3M VLF backfill risk, $8M TRSA sales tax risk from Walmart.com litigation, $3.4M cardroom tax risk, and $2M Excess ERAF risk
• Closed session: Conference with labor negotiators for Teamsters Local 856 (Police and Public Safety Mid-Management)
• Closed session: Existing litigation – In Re: National Prescription Opiate Litigation
• Closed session: Existing litigation – City of San Bruno and Walmart.com USA, LLC v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (Case No. 23CIV05021)
• Budget preview notes $750M in unfunded General Fund capital needs and ongoing employee compensation market adjustments

The San Bruno City Council met in a special session on April 28, 2026, primarily for closed-session discussions on labor negotiations and litigation, and a study session on the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget Preview and Forecast. No reportable actions were taken on any agenda item, and the meeting adjourned without any votes or approvals.

Senior Advisory Board

The Senior Advisory Board will consider approving its Fiscal Year 2026-27 Work Plan, receive and file March 2026 attendance and meal statistics, and get updates on Senior Center improvements, by-laws, and the Volunteer Appreciation Event. Staff will also report on the new city work week.

• Approval of Fiscal Year 2026-27 Advisory Board Work Plan
• Senior Center Improvements Update
• Senior Advisory Board By-Laws Update
• Update on Volunteer Appreciation Event (May 16, 2026, Hollywood Walk of Fame theme)
• Receive and file March 2026 front desk sign-in data, class attendance, and meal statistics

The Board accepted the meeting agenda and previous minutes. Discussions included updates on Senior Center building improvements, potential fee increases, and a new 36-hour City work week starting May 4th.

• Accepted the April 21, 2026, agenda
• Accepted the March 17, 2026, meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for April 21, 2026, has been cancelled. This notice is procedural boilerplate with no agenda items, public hearings, or decisions scheduled. The next regular meeting will be held on May 19, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Residents can find details for the next session on the posted agenda or contact the City Clerk’s office.

• • No agenda items, rezonings, or public hearings are scheduled for the cancelled meeting.

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The Emergency Preparedness Committee will consider unfinished business including CERT Classes 2026, events for 2026, an emergency vendor list, and a CERT Card update. Staff will provide police and fire/CERT updates. The meeting is primarily procedural with no major decisions anticipated.

• Discussion of CERT Classes 2026
• Discussion of Events for 2026
• Update on emergency vendor list
• Update on CERT Card
• Police and Fire/CERT updates from staff

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Commission will hear a presentation on the preferred conceptual design for the Commodore Dog Park improvements and vote on a recommendation to City Council. They will also present the 2026 Community Recognition Award to Scott Curtner for his volunteer work with the San Bruno Education Foundation. Staff will provide updates on parks projects and the commission's work plan.

• Dog Park Conceptual Design presentation and recommendation to City Council (estimated project costs to be reviewed)
• Presentation of 2026 Community Recognition Award to Scott Curtner
• Parks Division overview and project update (downtown beautification, Posy fountain, Forest Lane Park)
• Parks and Recreation Commission Work Plan discussion
• Ad Hoc Committee updates (Field Allocation, Concession Use and Commercial Use)

The commission voted 7-0 to recommend a conceptual design for a new dog park presented by Calendar and Associates. The design includes decomposed granite for the large-dog area and significant grading and drainage work. Public comments raised concerns about fencing height and drainage for dog urine. The commission also approved the agenda and minutes from February 18, 2026, and presented the 2026 Community Recognition Award to Scott Curtner.

• Approved agenda (7-0)
• Approved February 18, 2026 minutes with name correction (7-0)
• Recommended dog park conceptual design (7-0)
• Presented 2026 Community Recognition Award to Scott Curtner

City Council

The City Council will consider initiating the Proposition 218 process to increase garbage rates effective July 1, 2026, per the agreement with Recology San Bruno. They will also receive a mid-year financial update and consider amending the FY 2025-26 budget, approve a list of projects for development impact fees and affordable housing funds, and discuss a downtown improvement initiative including zoning adjustments and public art. Additionally, they will provide direction on the street sweeping program analysis.

• Initiation of Proposition 218 process for garbage rate increase with Recology San Bruno, effective July 1, 2026
• Release of $284,403.83 in construction retention and reallocation of ~$782,000 from street rehabilitation to 2025-26 pavement project
• Purchase of communications recording system from Goserco, Inc. for police department
• Consideration of downtown improvement initiative: zoning adjustments, two public art projects, street light improvements, and minor paseo improvements
• Ordinance amending nuisance, distressed vacant property, and garbage collection codes

The City Council unanimously approved the Downtown Improvement Initiative for FY 2026-27, including zoning adjustments, two public art projects, focused street light improvements, and a minor paseo improvement, with $300,000 allocated for design and the installation portion removed. The Council also adopted a resolution amending the FY 2025-26 budget, approved the eligible project list for development impact fees and affordable housing funds, and gave direction to include Option 2 in the budget for the street sweeping program analysis. The consent calendar was approved unanimously, encompassing routine items such as meeting minutes, accounts payable, garbage rate increase process initiation, street project completion, and a communications recording system purchase.

• Approved Downtown Improvement Initiative (zoning adjustments, two public art projects, focused street light improvements, minor paseo improvement) with $300,000 for design, removing installation portion (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution amending FY 2025-26 budget (unanimous)
• Approved eligible project list for FY 2026-27 to 2030-31 development impact fees and authorized release of NOFA for affordable housing fund and application for CDBG grant (unanimous)
• Directed staff to include Option 2 in the budget for street sweeping program analysis
• Approved consent calendar including garbage rate increase process initiation, street project completion, communications recording system purchase, and other routine items (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council holds a special meeting with a closed session to discuss pending litigation (San Bruno v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration) and labor negotiations with Teamsters. The main open-session item is a study session on the Safe San Bruno Council Initiative, which aims to improve traffic safety and reduce crime hotspots. Staff will seek direction on the initiative's scope, desired level of service, and resource needs for the FY 2026-27 budget.

• Closed session: litigation in _San Bruno v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration_ (Case No. 23-CIV-05021)
• Closed session: labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856 (police and public safety mid-management)
• Study session: Safe San Bruno Council Initiative – Traffic Safety and Crime Hotspot Improvement Program
• Staff report describes existing traffic safety projects (LRSP, Safe Routes to School, cycling improvements) and notes additional staffing may be needed for a more coordinated program
• Next regular council meeting follows at 7:00 pm on the same day

The City Council convened for a special meeting on April 14, 2026, to discuss existing litigation and labor negotiations. The session included a study session on traffic safety and crime hotspot improvements. No substantive decisions were made or votes recorded.

• Closed session held for existing litigation (San Bruno v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration)
• Closed session held with labor negotiators (Teamsters Local 856)
• Study session held on Safe San Bruno Council Initiative - Traffic Safety and Crime Hotspot Improvement Program
• Meeting adjourned at 6:56 PM to the next regular meeting on April 14, 2026

City Council

The council considers the eligible project list for FY26-27 development impact fees. Staff responses clarify that this action excludes negotiated community benefits from the Tanforan project. Affordable housing costs are estimated at $600,000 per unit for market rate and up to $1 million for 100% affordable projects. The Community Benefit Fund shows a $15.3 million balance, including $24.4 million from YouTube and $10.3 million from Southline.

• Eligible project list for FY26-27 development impact fees
• Clarification that Tanforan community benefits are separate from development impact fees
• Affordable housing cost estimates: $600,000 per unit (market rate) to $1 million per unit (100% affordable)
• Community Benefit Fund balance of $15.3 million, with $24.4 million from YouTube and $10.3 million from Southline
• Transfers from Community Benefit Fund: $21.5 million to CityNet, $2.2 million to Stormwater, and various capital projects

Crime Prevention Committee

The Crime Prevention Committee will discuss the potential reduction of city staff for committee events due to labor contracts, review and approve updated 2026 goals, and receive updates on Neighborhood Watch groups and outreach efforts.

• Discuss impact of possible staff reduction for CPC events due to labor contracts, referencing a letter from the San Bruno Police Chief
• Review and approve updated CPC 2026 Goals
• Update on 3 new Neighborhood Watch groups in Districts 1 & 2
• Status of 2 open CCPC positions (Crime Prevention Committee positions)