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Board of Fair Campaign and Political Practices (BFCPP)
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City Council Closed Session
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San Jose Arena Authority
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City Council Closed Session
City Council
The City Council will review several consent calendar items including rezoning and committee minutes. Key discussions include amending airport fee structures, funding California Community Power, and settling a legal case involving California Waste Solutions.
- Rezoning of 15 Cottle Road from IP Industrial Park to LI Light Industrial
- Amendment to PRI-San José, LLC concession agreement at Mineta International Airport
- Establishment of new General Aviation landing fees at the airport
- Payment of up to $650,000 for California Community Power operating costs
- $1,000,000 settlement for California Waste Solutions, Inc. v. City of San Jose
Miscellaneous Agendas
Miscellaneous Agendas
Miscellaneous Agendas
Historic Landmarks Commission
Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)
The committee will discuss and forward to the City Council the third quarter financial reports for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, including approval to write off up to $880,829.08 in uncollectible debts. They will also hear status reports on increasing community safety, wildfire prevention and preparedness, and the Office of Racial and Social Equity's annual report.
- Write-off of uncollectible debts up to $880,829.08
- Third Quarter Financial Reports for FY 2025-2026 (Debt, Investment, Revenue, Purchasing & Risk Management)
- Status report on Increasing Community Safety Focus Area
- Wildfire Prevention and Preparedness Status Report
- Advancing Equity through Culture and Practice Annual Report
Library and Education Commission
Planning Director's Hearing
Miscellaneous Agendas
Miscellaneous Agendas
Planning Commission
Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole
The Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole will discuss a referral to study potential regulatory changes to activate vacant commercial storefronts citywide, including code amendments for reestablishing nonconforming uses and demolition permits. They will also consider consent items, including approval of city participation in the annual Rose, White & Blue Parade and Festival, and review upcoming council agendas.
- Policy analysis referral for vacant storefront activation, including changes to Municipal Code Sections 20.150 and 20.80
- Approval of city funds and donation acceptance for Rose, White & Blue Parade and Festival (July 4th event)
- Review of June 23, 2026 final agenda and cancellation of June 30, 2026 draft agenda
- Public record for June 4-11, 2026 received and filed
City Council Closed Session
City Council
The City Council will review several zoning ordinance amendments to align with state law regarding accessory dwelling units and daycare centers. The agenda also includes various board appointments, the approval of a hotel district assessment report, and a legal settlement.
- Settlement of government claim by Gordon Biersch Brewing Company for $400,000
- Ordinance No. 31329 updating Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations
- Ordinance No. 31330 amending various zoning and permit sections
- Approval of the San José Hotel Business Improvement District Annual Report
- Appointments for the Arts, Historic Landmarks, Library, and Planning Commissions
Arts Commission
VEBA Advisory Committee
Deferred Compensation Advisory Committee
Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)
The Community & Economic Development Committee will accept an audit report on the Housing Department's loan portfolio and receive status reports on the 'Building More Housing' and 'Growing Our Economy' focus areas for the third quarter of FY2025-26. These are informational items with recommendations to accept and forward to the City Council.
- Accept Housing Department Loan Portfolio Audit Report (CC 26-0561)
- Accept Building More Housing focus area status report for FY2025-26 Q3 (CC 26-0582)
- Accept Growing Our Economy focus area status report for FY2025-26 Q3 (CC 26-0633)
Senior Citizens Commission
Housing and Community Development Commission
Treatment Plant Advisory Committee
Appeals Hearing Board
Board of Fair Campaign and Political Practices (BFCPP)
Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)
The committee will review several status reports regarding city focus areas. These include updates on the Youth Commission, the Children and Youth Services Master Plan, neighborhood cleanliness initiatives, and efforts to reduce unsheltered homelessness.
- Youth Commission Annual Report (FY 2025-2026)
- Children and Youth Services Master Plan Status Report
- Cleaning Up Our Neighborhoods Focus Area Status Report
- Reducing Unsheltered Homelessness Focus Area Status Report
Miscellaneous Agendas
Miscellaneous Agendas
Planning Director's Hearing
Planning Commission
Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole
The Rules and Open Government Committee, meeting jointly with the Committee of the Whole, will discuss and potentially direct the City Manager to establish uniform environmental and community engagement standards for data center projects. They will also consider taking an oppose position on a ballot measure that would limit voters' ability to raise revenues for local services. Additional consent calendar items include approving committee work plans for the second half of 2026 and a request for free use of City Hall rotunda for a Pride Week luncheon.
- Direct City Manager to create uniform standards for data center energy, water, air quality, and community notification
- Declare oppose position on ballot measure limiting local revenue raising ability (Initiative Constitutional Amendment)
- Approve Community and Economic Development Committee work plan (Aug-Dec 2026)
- Approve 'Free Use' of Janet Gray Hayes Rotunda for Pride Week Luncheon on Aug 26, 2026
- Authorize travel for Mayor's staff to Harvard Young American Leaders Program
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Measure T Community Oversight Committee
City Council Closed Session
City Council
The San Jose City Council will finalize several routine items on the consent calendar, including the final adoption of an ordinance creating the East Village Business Improvement District and a 2.48% increase to the Library Parcel Tax for FY 2026-2027. The council will also consider a $250,000 contract amendment for housing finance consulting and approve assessments for the Willow Glen Community Benefit Improvement District. The meeting is adjourned in memory of transit leader Rod Diridon Sr.
- Final adoption of Ordinance No. 31328 establishing the East Village Business Improvement District
- Library Parcel Tax rates increased 2.48% for FY 2026-2027 and placed on the property tax roll
- Third amendment to CSG Advisors consulting contract, increasing compensation by $250,000 to a $1,000,000 cap for housing finance and policy services through June 30, 2027
- Willow Glen Community Benefit Improvement District annual report and assessment levy for FY 2026-2027 (District 6)
- 9375 Market Street Garage Improvements Project contingency increase from 15% to 34% ($1.16M increase) — deferred to 6/16/2026
Miscellaneous Agendas
City Council
The City Council will hold a final public hearing on the proposed operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2026-2027, the five-year capital improvement program for 2027-2031, and the proposed fees and charges report. Public comment will be taken on these items, with no other business on the agenda.
- Final public hearing on 2026-27 operating budget
- Final public hearing on 2026-27 mid-biennial capital budget and 2027-31 CIP
- Final public hearing on 2026-27 fees and charges report
Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)
The Transportation and Environment Committee will hear and accept four annual status reports: Community Forest Management Plan, Vision Zero Traffic Safety, Move San José Plan, and Energy and Water Building Performance Ordinance. All items are routine updates without specific actions or votes.
- Accept annual report on Community Forest Management Plan and urban forestry goals
- Accept Vision Zero Traffic Safety status report
- Accept Move San José Plan annual report
- Accept Energy and Water Building Performance Ordinance status report