San Jose public meetings in 2021

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The PSFSS committee will review several status reports regarding public safety and finance. These include updates on downtown foot patrols and retirement plan investment performance. The committee will also examine recent financial reports.

• Downtown and High Need Neighborhoods Foot Patrol Status Report
• Strategies to Combat Hate Crimes and Violence Against AAPI Status Report
• Retirement Plans Investments Annual Report for FY 2020-2021
• Bi-Monthly Financial Report for September/October 2021

City Council

This agenda contains notice for a special closed session but does not list specific items for open session discussion. The provided text consists of procedural information and the city's code of conduct.

City Council

This agenda consists entirely of procedural boilerplate and meeting guidelines. It details instructions for public speakers and the city's code of conduct for meetings. No specific legislative items or business decisions are listed.

• No specific business items, such as contracts or ordinances, are listed.

City Council

The City Council will finalize several ordinances, including rules allowing outdoor business operations on private property through 2022. The council is also set to extend standards for emergency bridge housing communities and approve various committee minutes.

• Ordinance 30700: Allowing outdoor business operations on private property through December 31, 2022
• Ordinance 30698: Extending standards for Emergency Bridge Housing Communities
• Ordinance 30696: Technical amendments to the City Zoning Ordinance
• Ordinance 30701: Tax refunds for certain charitable organizations
• Commendation for Greater Downtown San José Economic Recovery Task Force

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The NSE Committee will review a status report on Child and Youth Services and an annual report for Animal Care and Services. Members will also receive a verbal report regarding a proposed Smoke-Free Housing Ordinance Amendment, focusing on cannabis and eviction risks. Two work plan items are recommended to be dropped from the committee's review.

• Proposed Smoke-Free Housing Ordinance Amendment (CC 21-3113)
• City Roadmap: Child and Youth Services Update (CC 21-3082)
• 2020-2021 Animal Care and Services Annual Report (CC 21-3071)
• Removal of Racial Equity Work Plan Status Report from review (CC 21-3101)
• Removal of Library Department’s Equity and Inclusion Services Report from review (CC 21-3092)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee is reviewing proposals to provide $1,000 grants for small business ADA inspections and launch multilingual educational campaigns. The agenda also includes the retroactive approval of several community special events in District 7.

• Proposed $1,000 grants for small business ADA inspections via Certified Access Specialists
• Retroactive approval of District 7 special events including Dumpster Days and movie nights
• Approval of a gift drive for residents at Evans Lane emergency interim housing
• Multilingual ADA outreach targeting the Downtown Core, Japantown, and other business corridors

City Council

This agenda for the December 8, 2021, meeting consists of procedural boilerplate and rules of conduct. It outlines instructions for public participation and the code of conduct for attendees in the council chambers. No specific legislative items or business decisions are listed in this text.

City Council

The City Council will consider several contract amendments during this meeting. These include updates to data transparency software and a new project management system for the airport. The council will also review an increase in funding for mold and fungi abatement services.

• Increase SC Anderson Group International contract for mold/fungi abatement by $301,000
• Amend OpenGov, Inc. agreement for data transparency portal software
• Authorize airport project management system agreement with PMWeb, Inc. up to $300,170

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The committee will review quarterly reports on regional transportation funding and local planning for the Stevens Creek Corridor. The agenda also includes annual reports on sewer system investments and a strategic framework plan for San José Clean Energy.

• Regional transportation activities quarterly report (CC 21-3031)
• Stevens Creek Corridor and Access and Mobility Plan update (CC 21-3042)
• Storm sewer and sanitary sewer annual reports for FY 2020-2021 (CC 21-3053)
• San José Clean Energy strategic framework plan (CC 21-3064)

City Council

The provided agenda consists of procedural items and an adjournment to a separate closed session. No substantive discussion items or public actions are listed in this document.

• Adjournment to Closed Session

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee will review status reports regarding innovation and technology projects. The committee will also consider updates on digital public participation tools and the San José 311 service delivery roadmap.

• Innovation and Technology Projects Status Report (CC 21-313)
• Digital Public Participation Status Report (CC 21-314)
• San José 311 and Service Delivery Status Report (CC 21-315)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committees will review the upcoming city budget calendar and schedule budget study sessions. They are also considering proposals to provide grants for small business ADA compliance and improve accessibility education.

• Proposed $1,000 CASp Inspection Grant program for small businesses
• Approval of the 2021-2022/2022-2023 City Budget Calendar
• Approval of the Montgomery Elementary School Holiday Resource Fair as a city-sponsored event
• Setting a meeting date for redistricting on December 3, 2021
• Retroactive approval of the Poco Way Fall Festival and Blossom Valley Dumpster Day events

City Council

The City Council is meeting to adopt several ordinances, including significant land use changes. These include rezoning various properties in the North, Mid, and South Coyote Valley areas and redeveloping 214.5 acres on Monterey Road. The agenda also includes ceremonial proclamations for several awareness months.

• Rezoning various properties in North, Mid, and South Coyote Valley to Agriculture or Open Space districts
• Rezoning 214.5 acres on the east side of Monterey Road from Agriculture to Planned Development
• Updating campaign advertisement disclaimer requirements to align with state law
• Removing Council approval requirements for project change orders extending completion dates by more than 180 days
• Proclamations for Family Court Awareness Month and World AIDS Day

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

This Rules-in-Lieu meeting is held to review pending City Council agendas. No action may be taken during this session. The committee will review the final agenda for November 30, 2021, and the draft agenda for December 7, 2021.

• Review Final Agenda for November 30, 2021 (ROGC 21-841)
• Review Draft Agenda for December 7, 2021 (ROGC 21-843)

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The Committee will review several status reports regarding city housing and real estate activities. This includes updates on the Housing Crisis Work Plan and the Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy. Members will also hear a report on the Real Estate Services Division's annual performance.

• Housing Crisis Work Plan progress and proposed transportation policy update
• Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy quarterly status report
• Real Estate Services Division annual report on property sales and leasing
• Team San José and Convention and Visitors Bureau performance review

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 review upcoming agendas and recent public records. The meeting includes discussions on amending the City's Project Labor Agreement and approving various community special events. The committee will also consider a public records appeal related to police body camera footage.

• Negotiating amendments to decrease the Project Labor Agreement threshold from $3 million to $1 million
• Retroactive approval of Shred-A-Thon and E-Waste Collection Day
• Approval of Santa Visits Alviso and District 4 Pajama Giveaway events
• Review of a public records appeal regarding police body camera footage

City Council

The City Council will consider a $750,000 settlement regarding the 2017 flood cases involving SCVWD and the City. The agenda also includes adopting waste management ordinances and reviewing airport lease agreements. Additionally, the Council will address extensions for teleconferenced public meetings.

• $750,000 settlement in Jean-Marie White, et. al. v. SCVWD and City of San José
• Ordinance No. 30684 regarding SB 1383 waste program requirements
• Lease of airport premises with SSP America SJC, LLC through June 2035
• Ground lease amendment for Our City Forest
• Extension of teleconferenced public meetings through December 16, 2021

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 are reviewing upcoming agendas and legislative updates. The meeting includes scheduling a General Plan Four-Year Review Hearing for Fall 2021. Members will also consider approvals for several City Council sponsored special events involving city funds.

• Scheduling a General Plan Four-Year Review Hearing for Fall 2021
• Approval of Safe Neighbor Community Safety Training as a special event
• Approval of District 3 Night at Christmas in the Park special event
• Approval of Free Christmas Tree Giveaway special event
• Retroactive approval of multiple 'Dumpster Day' community events

City Council

The San José City Council will consider a resolution affirming support for reproductive rights and approve an annual financial report for the Downtown San José Property-Based Improvement District. The meeting also includes ceremonial presentations and retroactive approval for a community movie night.

• Adoption of a resolution affirming support for reproductive freedom and rights
• Approval of the Downtown San José Property-Based Improvement District Annual Financial Report
• Retroactive approval of Foxdale Movie Night as a City Council sponsored event
• Presentation of a commendation to Sergeant Doug Tran

City Council

The San José City Council is holding a special meeting focused on the Climate Smart San José initiative. The council will consider adopting a resolution to establish a goal of achieving carbon neutrality for the city by 2030.

• Resolution for Carbon Neutral San José by 2030 (Item 21-2415)

City Council

A joint special meeting will hold a hearing regarding prevention and services for gender-based violence and child sexual abuse. The committees will receive reports on Sexual Assault Forensic Exams (SAFEs) access, cost, and barriers to service. Discussion will also include child sexual abuse reporting protocols and future requests for proposals for prevention services.

• Report on Sexual Assault Forensic Exams (SAFEs) access, cost, and reimbursement
• Report on child sexual abuse response protocol and reporting
• Report on future Request for Proposals for gender-based violence prevention services

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The Neighborhood Services and Education Committee will review several departmental status reports. These include updates on the Urban Confluence Silicon Valley Project and the Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy. The committee will also receive annual reports regarding park development fees and college readiness.

• Urban Confluence Silicon Valley Project quarterly status report
• Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy quarterly status report
• Park Impact Ordinance and Parkland Dedication Ordinance Fees annual report
• College and Career Readiness Report
• BEST Grant Program requirements update

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The committee will review three status reports regarding city technology and service initiatives. These include updates on the FirstNet Program, Development Services Transformation, and Housing Department technologies for affordable housing and rent registry.

• FirstNet Program Status Report (CC 21-288)
• Development Services Transformation Status Report (CC 21-289)
• Housing Department Technologies Status Report (CC 21-290)

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 review upcoming City Council agendas and recent public records. The meeting includes consideration of a resolution affirming support for reproductive freedom and rights. Additionally, the committee will review the Auditor's October activity report and retroactively approve funds for the Foxdale Movie Night event.

• Resolution affirming support for reproductive freedom and rights
• Retroactive approval of funds and donations for Foxdale Movie Night
• Approval of the Auditor’s October 2021 Monthly Report of Activities
• Review of the Public Record for October 21–28, 2021

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The Transportation and Environment Committee is reviewing several semi-annual status reports regarding wastewater, stormwater, and traffic safety. The committee will also consider a municipal water billing and customer service audit report.

• Municipal Water Billing and Customer Service Audit Report
• Vision Zero Traffic Safety Status Report
• San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility Capital Improvement Program Semi-Annual Report
• Municipal Regional Stormwater NPDES Permit Semi-Annual Report
• CEQA Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program Semi-Annual Status Report

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session regarding the implications of Senate Bill 9 and Senate Bill 10. Staff will present an overview of these bills, required implementation actions, and their impact on the Opportunity Housing concept. The session aims to help Councilmembers understand how this legislation affects local planning policy and zoning regulations.

• Study session on Senate Bill 9 and Senate Bill 10 implications
• Staff presentation on SB 9 and SB 10 implementation actions
• Review of impacts on the Opportunity Housing concept

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 review upcoming agendas and committee workplans. The meeting includes recommendations regarding research deadlines for the Charter Review Commission and the approval of city-sponsored community events.

• Approval of funds and donations for the Drive and Treat Resource Fair at Meyer Elementary School
• Approval of funds and donations for the Music in the Valley Festival
• Direction to prioritize governance structure and election cycle research for the Charter Review Commission
• Cancellation of the January 4, 2022 City Council Meeting
• Removal of homelessness and rent stabilization reports from the November 4, 2021 committee meeting

City Council

The City Council will review an amended agreement for ESUHSD community WiFi and consider appointments to the Redistricting Commission. The agenda also includes ceremonial proclamations and the approval of various committee minutes. Additionally, the Council will address extending teleconferenced public meetings through November 25, 2021.

• Amendment to Master Agreement with Smartwave Technologies for ESUHSD Community WIFI
• Redistricting Commission Appointment
• Proclamation declaring Filipino American History Month
• Extension of teleconferenced public meetings through November 25, 2021

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The committee will consider the Housing and Community Development Commission’s annual accomplishments report and workplan. Members will also receive a status report on draft guidelines for the Community Opportunity to Purchase Program. A verbal report on economic development activities is also scheduled.

• Approval of Housing and Community Development Commission FY 2020-21 accomplishments and FY 2021-22 workplan
• Status report on Community Opportunity to Purchase Program draft guidelines
• Verbal report on economic development activities
• Removal of electronic billboards status report from the work plan

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee will review several annual reports regarding fire department performance and the Park Ranger Program. The committee will also receive a follow-up report on personal care business compliance and a bi-monthly financial report.

• Bi-Monthly Financial Report for July/August 2021
• Personal Care Business Compliance Initiative Follow-Up Report
• Fire Department Emergency Response Times Performance Annual Report
• Fire Department Sworn Staffing Levels Annual Report
• Park Ranger Program Annual Report

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 are reviewing upcoming legislative agendas and work plan updates. The meeting includes discussions on a resolution regarding federal immigration funding and addressing issues raised by the taxicab industry.

• Resolution calling on Congress to preserve funding for pro-immigrant policies
• Review of taxicab industry concerns regarding insurance and meter requirements
• Approval of funds for Filipino American History Month flag raising and lighting
• Approval of funds for World AIDS Day tower and rotunda lighting
• Retroactive approval of iPad and laptop purchases for National Night Out raffle

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including new regulations for tobacco retail licenses and a construction crane fee program. The agenda also includes an amendment to the Southwest Airlines airport lease and updates to city holiday policies. Additionally, the Council will address actions related to the SJC Guadalupe Gardens Fencing Project.

• Lease amendment with Southwest Airlines at 1239 Airport Boulevard
• Establishment of a Construction Crane Fee Program
• Creation of the Building Homes and Jobs Act Fund
• Regulation of tobacco retail licenses
• Temporary closure of Spring Street and Asbury Streets

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The Neighborhood Services and Education Committee is reviewing several city status reports. These include updates on food insecurity assessments and digital literacy efforts. The committee will also review annual reports for the Neighborhoods, Parks and Recreation, and Senior Citizens commissions.

• Food and necessities distribution status report regarding food insecurity
• Education and Digital Literacy Strategy Annual Report
• Digital literacy and public technology status report
• Citywide Age-Friendly Action Plan and senior services status report
• Better Housing Initiative status report for affordable housing developments

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee will discuss declaring a 15% level water shortage and implementing outdoor watering restrictions. Proposals include revising the Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance to end new lawn planting in new developments. The meeting also covers legislative updates and approval of local special events.

• Declaration of a 15% level water shortage and irrigation restrictions
• Revision of the Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance to end new lawns in new developments
• Approval of Day on the Bay 2021 as a City Council sponsored special event
• Approval of District 2 events including the Coronado Ave Activation Series
• Adoption of support for Assembly Bill 1400 regarding guaranteed healthcare

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The committee will review status reports on procurement improvements and innovation projects. Members will also discuss the City Roadmap for Digital Equity, which includes internet access efforts. Additionally, the committee will receive an Information Technology Audit Report.

• Digital Equity Status Report (CC 21-268)
• Information Technology Audit Report (CC 21-269)
• Procurement Improvement Status Report (CC 21-266)
• Innovation and Technology Projects Status Report (CC 21-267)

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 review upcoming agendas and legislative updates. The meeting includes approving Flickinger Dumpster Day to expend city funds and accept donations. Additionally, the committee will review the City Auditor's September 2021 report and update committee work plans.

• Approval of Flickinger Dumpster Day as a City Council Sponsored Special Event to expend city funds and accept donations.
• Amendment to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee Work Plan to remove a status report from the October 14, 2021 agenda.
• Review of the City Auditor's Monthly Report of Activities for September 2021.
• Review of the Public Record for the period of September 23, 2021, through September 30, 2021.

City Council

The San Jose City Council will review several routine business items and ceremonial proclamations. The agenda includes updates to campaign contribution limits and energy efficiency program funding. The council will also consider a contract amendment for architectural services for fire and police facilities.

• $1,900,000 increase to Ten Over Studio, Inc. agreement for city facility projects
• $1,700,000 appropriation for San José Clean Energy efficiency programs
• Update to campaign contribution limits
• Amendment to contractor debarment procedures in the Municipal Code

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The Transportation and Environment Committee will review several annual reports and draft plans. This includes work plans for the Downtown Parking Board and Clean Energy Community Advisory Commission. The committee will also discuss a draft Community Forestry Management Plan and labor policies for long-term renewable energy contracts.

• Draft Community Forestry Management Plan report
• Labor policies and community benefits for long-term renewable energy contracts
• Downtown Parking Board Annual Report and Work Plan
• Clean Energy Community Advisory Commission Annual Report and Work Plan
• Deferral of San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility report

City Council

The City Council and retirement plan boards are holding a joint study session regarding pension obligation financing. The meeting focuses on defining roles for policy development if the City chooses to issue Pension Obligation Bonds (POBs) to reduce unfunded liabilities.

• Joint study session on pension obligation financing roles and responsibilities
• Discussion of potential issuance of Pension Obligation Bonds (POBs)
• Analysis of actuarial impacts by consultant Cheiron
• Review of potential San José POBs by consultants Urban Futures Inc. and Municipal Advisors

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 are reviewing initiatives to address homelessness. The agenda includes recommendations for expanding emergency interim housing units and meeting rehousing goals by late 2022. The committee will also discuss expanding city cleaning programs using federal funds.

• Approval of Domestic Violence Awareness Event (October 8-15) as a City Council sponsored Special Event
• Proposal to provide 2,300 new housing units for homeless individuals by December 31, 2022
• Potential allocation of up to $4 million in ARPA funds for city cleaning and beautification programs
• Setting a special meeting date for 'Climate Smart San José' for November 8, 2021

City Council

The San José City Council is reviewing a proposed $400,000 settlement for the case Faz v. City of San José. The agenda also includes ceremonial proclamations and routine approvals for ordinances and committee minutes.

• $400,000 settlement in Faz v. City of San José
• Rezoning 0.78 acres at 2586 Seaboard Avenue to CIC Combined Industrial/Commercial
• Proclamation for National Preparedness Month
• Commendation to the Health Trust

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The committee is reviewing several reports regarding economic development, including a status report on COVID-19 economic recovery efforts. They are also considering annual reports and work plans for the Arts Commission and Team San José. One housing commission report was deferred to a later meeting.

• Economic Recovery Status Report regarding COVID-19 response
• Arts Commission FY 2020-2021 Annual Report and FY 2021-2022 Work Plan
• 'The Arts Mean Business' report on the local arts and culture sector
• Team San José Semi-Annual Update including performance measures and marketing plan
• Deferral of Housing and Community Development Commission Annual Accomplishments Report

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The joint committee meeting includes discussions on community violence prevention and strategies to end homelessness using public lands. Proposals include auditing firearm regulatory processes and identifying at least six sites for interim housing by December 2021. The agenda also covers approval for several neighborhood-sponsored events.

• Audit of City firearm regulatory processes and policies
• Identification of at least six sites for interim housing by December 2021
• Approval of Orchard Creek, Peppertree, and Laneview neighborhood events
• Proposal for a city-wide workplace culture and climate evaluation
• Review of the September 30 Pension Obligation Study Session agenda

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to authorize the early termination of the Hewlett Packard ground lease with a $1,500,000 payment. The agenda also includes approving upcoming District 5 Dumpster Day events and extending a consultant services agreement.

• $1,500,000 payment for Hewlett Packard ground lease termination
• Approval of three upcoming District 5 Dumpster Day events
• Extension of AECOM Technical Services agreement through December 31, 2022
• Retroactive approval of the September 11 Dumpster Day event

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The PSFSS Committee will review reports regarding police operations, crime statistics, and community safety reform progress. The committee will also receive a status report on the implementation of Police Department Duty Manual updates concerning interactions with survivors of abuse and trafficking.

• Status report on Police Reforms Work Plan: Reimagining Community Safety Process
• Status report on Police Department Duty Manual updates
• Police Department Operations and Performance Bi-Monthly Status Report
• Workers’ Compensation Program Annual Report
• Deferral of Housing and Childcare Options for Gender-Based Violence Survivors Report

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

This joint meeting will review upcoming council agendas and legislative updates. A recommendation is being considered to schedule a joint study session regarding pension obligation policy development for September 30, 2021. The committee will also receive and file the public record for early September 2021.

• Recommendation for a joint study session on pension obligation policy development
• Review of the September 21, 2021 final agenda
• Review of the September 28, 2021 draft agenda
• Receipt and filing of the public record for September 2–9, 2021

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The NSE Committee and Santa Clara County's Children, Seniors and Family Committee will hold a joint special meeting regarding child well-being. The committee will receive reports on federal, state, and local funding opportunities for children's programs and identify service gaps in childcare and early education.

• Report on funding opportunities for children services and programs
• Report on needs and service gaps in childcare, early education, and youth well-being

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The committee is reviewing several work plan updates, though many items are recommended for deferral to later dates. Members will also receive a report on the Code Enforcement Management Controls Audit. One housing performance evaluation report is recommended to be dropped from the agenda.

• Code Enforcement Management Controls Audit Report
• Library and Education Commission and Youth Commission Work Plans
• Police Athletic League (PAL) Status Report
• City Roadmap: Food and Necessities Distribution Status Report
• 2021-2022 SJ Access Device Distribution Plan

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 review several city matters. Agenda items include the appointment of Jennifer Maguire as City Manager and a pedestrian safety pilot at Monterey Road and Curtner Avenue.

• Appointment of Jennifer Maguire as City Manager
• Pedestrian safety pilot at Monterey Rd. and Curtner Ave.
• Purified Water Project negotiations with Santa Clara Valley Water District
• Retroactive approval for Ethiopian Flag Raising event funds
• Resolution supporting Seamless Transit Principles

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee will review several departmental status reports. These include updates on the Center of Excellence for Data, Digital Privacy Policy implementation, and San José 311 service delivery.

• Center of Excellence for Data Status Report (CC 21-2281)
• Digital Privacy Policy Implementation Status Report (CC 21-2292)
• San José 311 and Service Delivery Status Report (CC 21-2303)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The Rules and Open Government Committee is reviewing upcoming agendas and updates to committee work plans. The meeting includes proposals to approve city funds and donations for several community special events, such as flag ceremonies and dumpster days. Items regarding pedestrian safety and water projects were deferred.

• Approval of Mexico's Independence Flag Raise Ceremony (Sept 16-22)
• Funding for three District 5 Dumpster Days in September and October
• Retroactive approval of multiple District 7 community events
• Approval of Fall Family Festival in District 8

City Council

The San José City Council is reviewing routine business items, including the final adoption of certain ordinances and committee minutes. The agenda includes a peer review agreement for the City Auditor’s Office and commendations for city park and aquatics teams. One item regarding property sale on North Almaden Boulevard was deferred to September 14, 2021.

• Rezoning of 2305 Story Road from CP Commercial Pedestrian to CN Commercial Neighborhood
• Agreement with ALGA for biennial peer review of the City Auditor’s Office
• Ordinance adjusting the deadline to enact a redistricting ordinance
• Commendation for PRNS Placemaking Team
• Commendation for PRNS Aquatics Team

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The committee will consider the Airport Commission's annual report and 2021-2022 work plan regarding infrastructure repairs. Additionally, members will receive quarterly reports on regional transportation activities and a status update on clean energy costs related to PG&E.

• Airport Commission Annual Report (FY 2020-2021) and Work Plan (2021-2022)
• Regional Transportation Activities Quarterly Report involving VTA, BART, and Caltrain
• Status report on lowering PG&E above market costs for clean energy

City Council

The City Council is holding a study session to discuss modernizing parking and Transportation Demand Management (TDM) policies. The discussion focuses on updating city codes to address climate change and affordability. A panel of experts and community members will share perspectives on proposed ordinance changes.

• Study Session: Parking and Transportation Demand Management (TDM)
• Title 20 Zoning Update discussion

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 review upcoming agendas and public records. The meeting includes consideration of a VEBA Advisory Committee appointment and retroactive approvals for community events in Districts 5 and 8.

• Appointment of Carlos Garibay to the VEBA Advisory Committee
• Retroactive approval of District 5 Movie Night as a City Council sponsored event
• Retroactive approval of District 8 Community Paint Night as a City Council sponsored event
• Retroactive travel authorization for Mayor Liccardo's trip to Washington, D.C.
• Update to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee Work Plan

City Council

The San José City Council will consider environmental documents for the Trimble and Agnews Municipal Groundwater Wells Project. The agenda also includes ceremonial proclamations for Silicon Valley Pride and Women's Equality Day. A new item regarding a vaccine mandate is scheduled to be added to the orders of the day.

• Adoption of Mitigated Negative Declaration for Trimble and Agnews Municipal Groundwater Wells Project
• Approval of funds and event details for Silicon Valley Pride
• Ordinance No. 30625 regarding Councilmember retirement plan participation
• Proclamation for Women's Equality Day

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The Community & Economic Development Committee will review several departmental status reports. These include updates on economic development activities and the COVID-19 Community and Economic Recovery Task Force. The committee will also receive a quarterly report on the Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy.

• Economic Development Activities verbal report (CC 21-205)
• COVID-19 Community and Economic Recovery Task Force status report (CC 21-207)
• Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy quarterly status report (CC 21-208)

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee will review quarterly financial reports regarding debt, investment, and revenue management. The committee will also receive updates on police recruitment activity, fireworks ordinance status, and emergency management priorities.

• Fourth Quarter Financial Reports for Fiscal Year 2020-2021
• Police Department Recruitment and Hiring Activity Annual Report
• Fireworks Ordinance Work Plan Status Report
• Office of Emergency Management Work Plan Priorities Annual Report

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committees will review upcoming council agendas and legislative updates. The meeting includes decisions on approving several community special events that involve city funds, such as neighborhood dumpster days and a car show. Members will also review the Community and Economic Development Committee work plan.

• Approval of three District 4 Dumpster Days using city funds
• Approval of the 15th Annual Santos Family Car Show
• Approval of Great Oaks Movie Night and Coffee with the Chief in District 2
• Retroactive approval of San Jose State University flag raising and lighting
• Review of Community and Economic Development Committee Work Plan

City Council

The City Council is reviewing budget amendments to reallocate funds for various city services. These include funding for police task forces, neighborhood infrastructure, and park projects. The Council will also consider adjusting the timeline for the city's redistricting process.

• $756,000 in total increases for the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
• $1,200,000 appropriation for Public Works Neighborhood Infrastructure Improvements
• Funding for Coyote Creek Fish Passage Remediation and Pedestrian Bridge
• Ordinance to adjust the deadline for the city redistricting process

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The committee will review quarterly status reports regarding housing anti-displacement strategies and the Urban Confluence Silicon Valley Project at Arena Green. The meeting also includes updates on grant program oversight timelines and the Neighborhood Center Partner Program.

• Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy quarterly status report
• Urban Confluence Silicon Valley Project status report at Arena Green
• BEST Grant Program oversight and Community Crisis Response Protocol timelines
• Neighborhood Center Partner Program status report

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The joint meeting includes reviews of upcoming agendas and the city's public record. Members will consider approving special events in Districts 5 and 6 and discussing opposition to state legislation. The committee will also review work plans for the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee.

• Retroactive approval of Dumpster Day (District 5) involving city funds and donations
• Retroactive approval of Movie Night at Rubino Park (District 6)
• Approval of Movie Night at Municipal Rose Garden (District 6)
• Declaration of opposition to California Senate Bills 9 and 10
• Review of Neighborhood Services and Education Committee Work Plan

City Council

The City Council will review several routine business items in the Consent Calendar. Proposed actions include amending a services agreement with the San Jose Downtown Association and updating retirement plan rules for councilmembers. The agenda also includes approvals for India Independence Day event activities.

• Amendment to Consultant Services Agreement with San Jose Downtown Association up to $857,966
• Extension of Funding and Reimbursement Agreement with Google LLC
• Changes to retirement plan participation for councilmembers
• Approval of India Independence Day community event and flag raising

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The committee will review reports regarding innovation and technology projects and the City Roadmap: Drive to Digital. These items include updates on project status, risks, and the transition to hybrid work practices.

• Innovation and Technology Projects Status Report (CC 21-1981)
• Demonstration of new technology project status reporting dashboard
• City Roadmap: Drive to Digital Status Report (CC 21-1992)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The joint committee meeting will review upcoming agendas and legislative updates. Members will consider work plans for the Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee and the Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee. The agenda also includes approving community events and reviewing auditor reports.

• Approval of City Hall Lighting Display event and expenditures
• Approval of Trash Punx eWaste Event and donations
• Review of City Auditor's Fiscal Year 2021-22 Work Plan
• Public Safety, Finance, and Strategic Support Committee Work Plan approval
• Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee Work Plan approval

City Council

The City Council is meeting to adopt routine business items and final ordinances. These include changes to municipal codes regarding street racing, pension contributions, and various property rezonings.

• Ordinance prohibiting encouraging spectators at street races and reckless driving exhibitions
• Rezoning approximately 61.5 gross acres at the San José Flea Market to CP(PD) Planned Development
• Rezoning approximately 2,029 gross acres in the East Foothills and South San José to Open Space
• Ordinance amending pension contributions for Tier 1 members after thirty years of service
• Rezoning approximately 27 gross acres at 5000 Mitty Way to Public/Quasi-Public

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee will review upcoming agendas and various committee work plans. Members will also consider several special event approvals, including Silicon Valley Pride and community programs. A primary discussion item involves amending the Municipal Code to terminate service retirement benefits for employees convicted of a felony.

• Proposal to amend Municipal Code Section 3.36.830 regarding retirement benefits for convicted felons
• Approval of Silicon Valley Pride flag raisings and lighting ceremony
• Retroactive approval of the Alviso Community Ice Cream Social and e-Waste Collection Event
• Review of the Transportation and Environment Committee Work Plan for August through December 2021
• Approval of Breastfeeding Awareness Month as a City Council sponsored special event

City Council

The City Council will review routine business items, including the approval of previous meeting minutes. The session also includes the final adoption of several ordinances regarding firearm sales, eviction moratoriums, and city fund establishments.

• Ordinance 30617: Regulating the sale and transfer of firearms and ammunition
• Ordinance 30624: Temporary moratorium on certain evictions due to COVID-19 income loss
• Ordinance 30615: Establishing the American Rescue Plan Fund and Affordable Housing Impact Fee Fund
• Ordinance 30614: Amending sewer use regulations

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The committee is reviewing updates on economic development activities and downtown progress. It is also analyzing cannabis land use regulations, including setbacks from residential areas and crime-based restrictions for new storefronts. Two items regarding economic recovery and anti-displacement strategies are recommended for deferral or removal from the work plan.

• Review of cannabis land use and regulatory provisions
• Downtown progress report (July 2019 to June 2021)
• Economic development activities verbal update
• Deferral of Economic Recovery Status Report to Fall 2021
• Removal of Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy from work plan

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee will consider retroactive approval of several neighborhood special events in Districts 3 and 7, including "Dumpster Day" and movie night programs. The agenda also includes a recommendation to deny a public records appeal regarding Solutions San Jose. Additionally, the committee will review its workplan for July 2021 through June 2022.

• Retroactive approval of multiple "Dumpster Day" events in Council District 3
• Retroactive approval of various special events in Council District 7, including movie nights and a neighborhood barbeque
• Recommendation to deny a public records appeal regarding Solutions San Jose
• Approval of the Rules and Open Government Committee workplan for July 2021 through June 2022

City Council

The council will consider several items including a rezoning for property at 3155 Silver Creek Road. Members will also vote on Planning Commission appointments and a membership renewal for the California Community Choice Association. A resolution to honor victims of the VTA Rail Yard shooting is also on the agenda.

• Rezoning 3155 Silver Creek Road from Planned Development to Commercial Neighborhood
• Appointments for four members to the Planning Commission
• $600,000 membership renewal for California Community Choice Association
• Resolution honoring victims of the May 26, 2021, VTA Rail Yard shooting

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The committee will review the bi-monthly financial report for March and April 2021, comparing revenues and expenditures against the budget. Additionally, members will receive a status report on Police Department operations, including crime statistics and sexual assault trends.

• Bi-Monthly Financial Report for March/April 2021
• Police Department Operations and Performance Bi-Monthly Status Report

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee reviewed a proposal for an ordinance that would require San Jose gun owners to pay an annual fee and provide proof of insurance coverage. The meeting also addressed funding for community events and scheduled a future study session on parking demand.

• Proposed ordinance requiring gun owner fees and insurance attestation
• Scheduling of Parking and Transportation Demand Management Study Session
• Approval of funds for Parks and Recreation Month community events
• Approval of Northwood Park Dumpster Day event funds
• Proposal to prohibit the possession and assembly of untraceable guns

City Council

The City Council is reviewing updates to sewer use regulations and setting public hearings for business improvement district assessments. The council also received an update on the Purified Water Project indicating no progress in negotiations with Santa Clara Valley Water District.

• $1,800,000 maximum agreement with Cruz Strategies for state legislative advocacy services
• Public hearing setup for Downtown Business Improvement District assessments
• Public hearing setup for Japantown Business Improvement District assessments
• Amendments to sewer use regulations and administrative citation fines
• Status update on the Purified Water Project showing no progress in negotiations

City Council

The City Council is conducting a final public hearing regarding the proposed operating and capital budgets for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. The meeting also includes discussion of the proposed five-year Capital Improvement Program for 2022 through 2026 and the proposed fees and charges report.

• Final public hearing on the 2021-2022 Proposed Operating/Capital Budgets
• Proposed Five-Year Capital Improvement Program (2022-2026)
• Proposed 2021-2022 Fees and Charges Report

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The committee will review reports regarding housing, therapeutic services, and police athletic programs. Members will provide input on the structure for the Better Housing Initiative pilot program. The committee will also receive a status report on operational models for Police Athletic League programming.

• Better Housing Initiative pilot program framework (CC 21-1712)
• Police Athletic League operational models status report (CC 21-1701)
• 2020-2021 Therapeutic Programs and Services report (CC 21-1723)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The joint committee meeting will review upcoming agendas and the city's public record from late May to early June 2021. Members will also consider approving city funds and donations for several special events.

• Approval of Make Music Day Community Event funding and donations
• Approval of National Night Out as a city-sponsored event
• Approval of Koch Lane Dumpster Day Event funding and donations
• Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month proclamation and lighting
• Review of the City Auditor’s May 2021 activity report

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a development agreement with Google LLC for the Diridon Station Area. The agenda also includes rezoning downtown properties and renewing a water franchise. The evening session of this meeting was cancelled.

• Development agreement between the City and Google LLC for Downtown West
• Rezoning approximately 80 acres in downtown San Jose to a planned development district
• Rezoning 3.49 acres at 3195 Senter Road from agriculture to public/quasi-public
• Renewal of water franchise for Great Oaks Water Company
• Permit parking ordinance for one-way car sharing programs

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The committee will review updates on the Municipal Regional Stormwater permit reissuance and quarterly reports regarding regional transportation activities and planning. The meeting also includes a status report on city street sweeping conditions.

• Stormwater Permit Reissuance update (CC 21-1671)
• Regional Transportation Activities Quarterly Report (CC 21-1632)
• Transportation Planning Activities Quarterly Report (CC 21-1693)
• City Street Sweeping Status Report (CC 21-1654)

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The committee will review the City’s 2021-2023 Information Technology Strategic Plan and receive updates on the Smart City Roadmap. The meeting also includes a status report on city digital services delivery.

• Review of 2021-2023 Information Technology Strategic Plan (CC 21-173)
• Smart City Roadmap project highlights update (CC 21-175)
• City Digital Services Status Report (CC 21-176)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee will review upcoming agendas and legislative updates. Members will consider retroactive approval for several "Dumpster Day" special events in Council District 9 to expend funds and accept donations. The committee will also receive and file the public record from May 13 to May 20, 2021.

• Retroactive approval of Dumpster Day at Glacier Drive (Sept 19, 2020)
• Retroactive approval of Dumpster Day at Donna Lane (Oct 10, 2020)
• Retroactive approval of Dumpster Day at Emiline Drive (Nov 21, 2020)
• Retroactive approval of Dumpster Day at Kenton Lane (May 8, 2021)

City Council

The San Jose City Council is meeting to adopt several final ordinances. These include expanding the duties of the Independent Police Auditor and establishing new liabilities for social hosts regarding fireworks. The council will also approve various waste collection franchises.

• Expanding Independent Police Auditor duties to allow direct questioning during interviews
• Establishing 'social host' liability for fireworks violations and emergency response charges
• Adding family care hardship requirements to the municipal code
• Granting commercial waste collection franchises to several companies

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The Committee will review an audit of Real Estate Services processes and a status report on the Housing Crisis Workplan. Members will also receive updates regarding economic development activities and the work2future annual report.

• Real Estate Services Audit (CC 21-158)
• Housing Crisis Workplan Status Report (CC 21-160)
• work2future Annual Report (CC 21-159)
• Economic Development Activities Verbal Update (CC 21-157)

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The committee will review a status report on the Police Reforms Work Plan regarding community safety. Members will also examine the City of San José Disaster Resiliency Annual Report and third-quarter financial reports for fiscal year 2020-2021.

• Police Reforms Work Plan: Reimagining Community Safety status report
• Third Quarter Financial Reports for Fiscal Year 2020-2021
• City of San José Disaster Resiliency Annual Report

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The Neighborhood Services and Education Committee will review several status reports, including the Office of Immigrant Affairs 2021-2024 plan and an assessment of fair housing. The committee will also discuss summer programming for youth and improvements to the Neighborhoods Commission. A report on the Police Athletic League is recommended for deferral.

• Office of Immigrant Affairs Activities and Welcoming San Jose Plan 2021-2024 Report
• Public Life Annual Report regarding 'Safe, Vibrant, and Inclusive Neighborhoods'
• Neighborhoods Commission structure and process improvements report
• Summer 2021 programming preview for children and youth
• Assessment of Fair Housing report

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committees will review the City Council and Study Session schedules for August 2021 through June 2022. They will also consider approving several city-sponsored special events, including Pride Month flag lighting and a neighborhood shredding event. These items involve authorizing city fund expenditures and accepting donations.

• Approval of City Council and Study Session schedules (August 2021 – June 2022)
• Stroke Awareness Month special event approval
• Pride Month flag raising and lighting
• Shredding Event sponsored by Council District 9
• Hellyer/Christopher Neighborhood Dumpster Day

City Council

The San Jose City Council is reviewing several contract extensions for city services. These include agreements for landscape management, tree care, and elevator maintenance. The Council will also consider funding adjustments for the City Hall debt service budget.

• Landscape maintenance and tree care contract extensions totaling over $4 million
• Elevator maintenance agreement with Kone, Inc. up to $410,000
• Increase in retirement board member stipends from $250 to $260 per meeting
• $2,064,125 funding increase for City Hall debt service budget

City Council

The City Council is conducting study sessions for the 2021-2022 budget. Presentations include an economic outlook, a capital overview, and a recovery overview.

• 2021-2022 Budget Study Sessions including presentations on economic outlook, capital overview, and recovery

City Council

The San Jose City Council meeting and the 2021-2022 Budget Study Session scheduled for May 14, 2021, were cancelled. No other business items were listed on the agenda.

City Council

The meeting consists of a study session regarding the 2021-2022 budget. The provided agenda text is primarily composed of procedural boilerplate and public meeting guidelines.

• 2021-2022 Budget Study Sessions

City Council

The City Council is conducting study sessions regarding the 2021-2022 fiscal year budget. These sessions include presentations on the economic outlook, capital overview, and recovery efforts. No final decisions or votes are listed for this meeting.

• Presentation: Budget Overview
• Presentation: Economic Outlook
• Presentation: Capital Overview
• Presentation: Recovery

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee will review upcoming agendas and consider approving several city-sponsored special events. Members will also discuss a plan to transition to hybrid public meetings that allow both in-person and virtual participation. Additionally, the committee will consider a resolution regarding unionization rights for Imperfect Foods workers.

• Plan for transitioning to hybrid public meetings
• Resolution supporting unionization rights for Imperfect Foods workers
• Audit of the City of San José's Bill of Rights for Children and Youth
• Approval of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month as a special event
• Approval of Townsend Park Dumpster Day as a special event

City Council

The San José City Council will review various committee minutes and previous meeting records for approval. The council also plans to add an amicus curiae brief regarding a Ninth Circuit case and an item titled "Return Together" to the orders of the day. The evening session for this date has been cancelled.

• Approval of City Council minutes from December 1, 2020, and March 15, 2021
• Approval of various committee meeting minutes from March and April 2021
• Addition of an amicus curiae brief regarding ACA Connects vs. Rob Bonta
• Addition of the "Return Together" item to the orders of the day
• Councilmember Esparza's excused absence request for May 4, 2021

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The committee will review the proposed 2021-2023 Information Technology Strategic Plan. Members will also receive a report on the direction of the GIS Center of Excellence. The discussion regarding the IT plan is scheduled to continue at the June 3, 2021 meeting.

• Review of 2021-2023 Information Technology Strategic Plan
• Report on GIS Center of Excellence strategic initiatives

City Council

The San José City Council is reviewing routine business items for approval. This includes a contract amendment for legal services and the retroactive approval of several neighborhood cleanup events.

• Rezoning 0.28 acres at 15415 Woodard Road to single-family residence
• $250,000 increase for Keyes & Fox, LLP legal services
• Approval of South Bay Clean Creeks Coalition Commendation as a special event
• Retroactive approval of District 7 Dumpster Days and litter pick-up events

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The Transportation and Environment Committee is reviewing several environmental and infrastructure reports. This includes updates on the Climate Smart San José Plan and wastewater discharge regulations. The committee will also consider revisions to the implementation plan for city-generated tow services.

• Revisions to the City-Generated Tow Services Delivery Model implementation plan
• Annual Transportation System Safety Report and Vision Zero update
• Green Stormwater Infrastructure Implementation Update regarding Measure T funds
• Climate Smart San José Plan semi-annual update
• CEQA Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program status report

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The committee will receive reports regarding the operation of the Child Advocacy Center and the implementation of the City’s Sexual Assault Response & Strategy Work Plan. Members will also discuss housing options for survivors of gender-based violence and child sexual abuse.

• Report on Child Advocacy Center operations and service improvements
• Update on the implementation of the City's Sexual Assault Response & Strategy Work Plan
• Discussion regarding housing options for survivors of gender-based violence and child sexual abuse

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee is reviewing legislative updates and upcoming agendas. Members are also considering a proposal to increase illegal dumping fines to $10,000 and requesting a budget analysis for increased enforcement measures.

• Proposal to increase illegal dumping fines to $10,000 per offense
• Request for a budget analysis on illegal dumping enforcement and camera monitoring
• Approval of South Bay Clean Creeks Coalition Commendation as a special event
• Approval of Melanoma Awareness Month as a special event
• Retroactive approval of several Dumpster Days and clean-up events

City Council

The San Jose City Council will meet to adopt multiple ordinances regarding property rezonings across the city. The agenda also includes approving committee minutes and a memorial adjournment for a long-time library employee.

• Rezoning 0.3 acres on North Capitol Avenue from Agricultural to Multiple Residence
• Rezoning 2.66 acres at North 4th and Washington Streets to Public/Quasi-Public
• Rezoning 0.81 acres at 60 North Third Street to Downtown Primary Commercial
• Rezoning 11.19 acres at Montague Expressway to Industrial Park

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The Committee will review status reports on cannabis land use regulations and local hiring programs. It will also receive verbal updates on economic development and citywide planning activities. Several items are recommended to be dropped from the agenda.

• Review of cannabis land use and regulatory provisions (CC 21-102)
• Local hiring, local business, and apprentice utilization status report (CC 21-103)
• Economic development activities verbal report (CC 21-100)
• Citywide planning activities verbal report (CC 21-101)
• Dropping of cannabis equity, soft story retrofit, and moderate-income housing reports

City Council

The City Council is holding a study session to review options for funding unfunded actuarial liabilities in the Federated and Police and Fire retirement systems. The session includes evaluating the risks and benefits of issuing Pension Obligation Bonds.

• Study session on pension obligation financing options (Item 21-937)
• Review of Municipal Advisor’s Report regarding retirement system liabilities
• Evaluation of potential Pension Obligation Bonds (POBs) and associated risks

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 review final and draft agendas for upcoming meetings. The agenda includes recommendations for several city-sponsored special events and a committee appointment.

• Appointment of Patrick Chung to the VEBA Advisory Committee
• Rescheduling of the first 2021 General Plan City Council hearing to May 25, 2021
• Approval of Black April Commemoration lighting and flag display at City Hall
• Approval of Dia del Nino Proclamation as a city-sponsored event
• Recognition of Willow Glen High School as 2021 Mock Trial Champions

Salary Setting Commission

The Salary Setting Commission will elect its Chair and Vice Chair at this meeting. The commission will also discuss direction regarding Retirement Board stipends.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion and direction regarding Retirement Board stipends
• Authorization for the Chair to approve and sign minutes

City Council

The City Council is reviewing long-term contracts for residential recycling, garbage, and junk pickup services through 2036. The agenda also includes a large construction contract for local streets and an electrical utility easement with Santa Clara.

• $1,481,075 construction contract award to Spencon Construction, Inc. for the 2021 Local Streets Concrete #2 Project
• Long-term waste collection agreements with CWS and GreenTeam of San José through June 30, 2036
• Easement agreement with the City of Santa Clara for electrical utilities on city property
• Extension of the Equipment Assistance Agreement with San José Stage Company at 490 South First Street

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The PSFSS committee will review several departmental status reports, including police operations and crime trends. The meeting also includes a review of the January/February 2021 financial report and fire department call volumes. Additionally, the committee will discuss the fireworks ordinance workplan implementation.

• Police Department Operations and Performance Bi-Monthly Status Report
• Fire Department Call Volume Status Report
• Fireworks Ordinance Workplan Status Report
• Bi-Monthly Financial Report for January/February 2021

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The joint meeting includes a request for additional resources for the Charter Review Commission to fund legal counsel, consultants, and community outreach. The committee will also consider approving several city-sponsored special events and supporting state healthcare legislation.

• Request for additional funds for the Charter Review Commission
• Approval of special events including Earth Day and Mental Health Awareness Month
• Support for Assembly Bill 1400 regarding guaranteed healthcare
• Acceptance of updated Bill of Rights for Children and Youth
• Removal of Moderate-Income Housing Strategy Report from CED Committee work plan

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several items, including a lease extension for an antenna site. The agenda also includes rezoning for property on East Empire Street and changes to airport taxi regulations.

• Lease extension for Mount Chual Antenna Site with ComSites West, LLC totaling up to $1,000,000
• Rezoning of 236 East Empire Street from commercial to single-family residential
• Ordinance removing taxi permit requirements at San José International Airport
• Amendments to the Energy and Water Building Performance Ordinance

City Council

The City Council is holding a study session regarding the city's solid waste program. The discussion includes updates on Senate Bill 1383, residential recycling contamination, and garbage and recycling rates for 2021-2022.

• Overview of San José’s solid waste program
• Senate Bill 1383 alignment and next steps
• Residential recycling contamination and next steps
• Residential garbage and recycling rates and next steps

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The Neighborhood Services and Education Committee is reviewing several departmental reports, including updates on food insecurity among vulnerable populations and the Office of Immigrant Affairs 2021-2024 plan. The committee also considered a status report on smoke-free housing. A recommendation was made to defer the Public Life Annual Report until May 2021.

• Food Insecurity Among Youth, Families, and Seniors Report (CC 21-0752)
• Office of Immigrant Affairs Activities and Welcoming San Jose Plan 2021-2024 (CC 21-0851)
• Smoke Free Housing Status Report (CC 21-0944)
• Youth Programming, Scholarships and Fee Activity Funding Report (CC 21-0773)
• Grant Program Oversight and Community Crisis Response Protocol timelines (CC 21-0975)

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 review upcoming city agendas and public records. The meeting includes discussing Santa Clara Valley Water District's purified water projects and approving several community special events. Additionally, the committees will consider an appointment to the VEBA Advisory Committee.

• Appointment of Aidan Guy to the VEBA Advisory Committee
• Review of Santa Clara Valley Water District’s Purified Water Projects
• Approval of various City Council sponsored special events
• Approval of the March 2021 Auditor's Monthly Report of Activities
• Scheduling a joint meeting with Santa Clara County committee

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several items including a rezoning request for 3235 Union Avenue. The agenda also includes contract amendments for recruitment services and emergency medical equipment.

• Rezoning of 6.03 acres at 3235 Union Avenue from R-1-8 to a Planned Development District
• $250,000 increase to Alliance Resource Consulting LLC contract for recruitment projects
• $152,561 reimbursement from Santa Clara County for a LUCAS chest compression device system
• Maintenance agreement with Caltrans for the US101/De La Cruz Blvd - Trimble Rd interchange project
• Acceptance of the 2019-2020 Annual Development In-Lieu Fee Report

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The committee will review status reports for the San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility and the Stevens Creek Corridor study. Members will also consider updates to the Bike Plan and Trail Network and revisions to sewer use regulations and fines.

• Revisions to the Sewer Use Ordinance and City’s Schedule of Fines (CC 21-0693)
• Bike Plan and Trail Network Annual Update (CC 21-0682)
• San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility Capital Improvement Program status report (CC 21-0671)
• Stevens Creek Corridor Study Quarterly Update (CC 21-0714)
• Deferral of the Green Infrastructure Program and Projects Status Report (CC 21-0701)

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The committee will review several verbal reports regarding city technology initiatives. These include updates on the Smart City Roadmap and Wi-Fi access for school areas. A report on 5G network construction progress will also be presented.

• Smart City Roadmap update (CC 21-091)
• Digital Inclusion Status Report on school Wi-Fi projects (CC 21-092)
• Small Cell and 5G Update Report (CC 21-093)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing routine committee minutes and an excused absence request for Councilmember Esparza. The agenda includes proposed base pay increases for several crime analyst classifications effective April 4, 2021. Additionally, the Council will consider declaring the property at 460 Park Ave. as needed for city use.

• Approximately 10% base pay increase for Crime and Intelligence Analysts
• Approximately 3% base pay increase for Crime and Intelligence Data Administrators
• Resolution regarding municipal use of the property at 460 Park Ave.

City Council

The City Council held a study session to review updates regarding Google's proposed district utilities for the Downtown West development. The discussion focused on infrastructure such as electrical distribution, wastewater collection, and heating and cooling systems. The session aimed to understand staff progress regarding the implementation of these private utility systems.

• Proposed utility corridors (utilidors) for privately owned systems
• Electrical distribution system proposal
• Wastewater collection and treatment systems
• District heating and cooling systems
• Recycled water distribution systems

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee is reviewing upcoming agendas and setting a General Plan hearing for April 27, 2021. Members are also considering the nomination of the Alameda Park/Schiele Avenue Historic District and the development of a “Return Together” ordinance.

• Setting April 27, 2021, General Plan hearing for Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan amendments
• Nomination of The Alameda Park/Schiele Avenue Historic District
• Direction to develop a “Return Together” ordinance
• Approval of Transgender Day of Visibility as a City Council sponsored special event
• Approval of Greek Independence Day 200th Anniversary as a special event

City Council

The City Council is considering amendments to the FY 2020-21 Annual Action Plan for HUD. These changes involve adjusting federal grant allocations and modifying agreements for rental assistance programs. The council will also review a rezoning request for Stevens Creek Boulevard.

• Rezoning of 4.84 acres at 3896 Stevens Creek Boulevard to CP Commercial Pedestrian District
• $1,600,000 decrease to Catholic Charities contract via HUD Action Plan amendment
• $1,477,243 increase for New Affordable Housing Development Activity
• Increasing water supply support contract to not exceed $800,000
• Approval of Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month as a city-sponsored event

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The committee will review status reports regarding the Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy and the Anti-Displacement Tenant Preference Ordinance. It will also receive a verbal report on economic development activities. Two work plan items are recommended for deferral to later dates.

• Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy status report
• Anti-Displacement Tenant Preference Ordinance status report
• Proposal to add a seat for homelessness lived experience to the Housing and Community Development Commission
• Economic Development Activities verbal report
• Deferral of Local Hiring/Local Business/Apprentice Utilization Program Status Report

City Council

The City Council and Valley Water Board are reviewing updates on the Anderson Dam Seismic Retrofit Project. The meeting includes discussions regarding purified water projects, including a potential facility in San Jose for groundwater recharge. Officials will also receive information on water supply planning and the 2021-2022 water charge setting process.

• Update on Anderson Dam Seismic Retrofit Project
• Status of Purified Water Projects in Santa Clara County
• Potential integrated purified water facility for groundwater recharge in San Jose
• Overview of FY 2021-2022 water charge setting processes

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The committee will review several reports regarding public safety strategies and annual policy updates. Items include updates to the Police Department Duty Manual and annual reports on sexual assault response and suicide prevention.

• Police Department Duty Manual updates for sexual assault and domestic violence (CC 21-0342)
• Sexual Assault Response and Strategy Annual Report (CC 21-0331)
• City Auditor report on advocate referral processes (CC 21-0353)
• Suicide Prevention Policy Annual Report (CC 21-0364)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committees will review upcoming study sessions for residential recycling rates and pension obligation financing. Members will also consider a recommendation to oppose state assembly bill AB 1091. Additionally, the agenda includes updates to committee work plans regarding smoke-free housing and tow services.

• Recommendation to oppose AB 1091 (Berman) regarding Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
• Setting a study session for Senate Bill 1383 and residential recycling rates
• Setting a study session for pension obligation financing options
• Approval of City Council sponsored events for Volunteer Appreciation and Cesar Chavez Day
• Update to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee work plan regarding smoke-free housing

City Council

The San José City Council is meeting to adopt ordinances regarding affordable housing definitions and municipal contract thresholds. The Council will also consider an electrical utility easement agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric Company for property in District 8. An item concerning the Coyote Valley Master Transfer and Conservation Agreement was dropped from the agenda.

• Adoption of ordinance amending affordable housing definitions
• Advent of ordinance adjusting micro contract thresholds and inflation adjustments
• Electrical utility easement agreement with PG&E for APN 670-29-025
• Retroactive approval of City Hall lighting for St. Patrick's Day

City Council

The City Council held a special meeting to discuss the 'City Roadmap: From COVID to Recovery.' The council considered adding two new initiatives to the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 roadmap and approving a backlog of deferred initiatives. This discussion serves as input for the upcoming budget process.

• Adding two new initiatives to the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 City Roadmap
• Approving a backlog of deferred initiatives for Fiscal Year 2021-2022
• Discussion on adding or removing initiatives from the City Roadmap

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The Neighborhood Services and Education Committee will review several staff reports regarding city programs. These include updates on digital inclusion, gang prevention, and the Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy.

• Status report on Citywide Residential Anti-Displacement Strategy recommendations
• Addition of the Anti-Displacement Tenant Preference Ordinance to the strategy
• Report on Digital Inclusion efforts and quality standards
• 2019-2020 Project Hope Annual Report and expansion status update
• Mayor’s Gang Prevention Task Force annual report

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee will review upcoming meeting agendas and legislative updates. Members will consider retroactive approvals for several neighborhood "Dumpster Days" and community events in Council Districts 4 and 7 to use city funds. The agenda also includes scheduling a joint meeting with the Santa Clara Valley Water District.

• Retroactive approval of Commodore Dumpster Day (District 4)
• Retroactive approval of multiple District 7 Dumpster Days
• Retroactive approval of various District 7 community events
• Scheduling a joint meeting with Santa Clara Valley Water District

City Council

The San José City Council is reviewing ordinances to update affordable housing requirements and rezoning property at 802 S. 1st Street. The council will also consider a contract amendment for an environmental enforcement data management system. The scheduled evening session for this meeting was cancelled.

• Rezoning 1.2 acres at 802 S. 1st Street to A(PD) Planned Development District
• Updates to Citywide Inclusionary Housing Program requirements
• Contract amendment with enfoTech & Consulting, Inc. up to $1,970,218
• Excused absence request for Councilmember Cohen

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee will review two staff reports. The first covers greenhouse gas emissions and a natural gas elimination roadmap for residential housing. The second provides an update on the city's migration to FirstNet.

• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report, Dashboard, and Residential Housing Natural Gas Elimination Roadmap Report (CC 21-056)
• FirstNet Update Report regarding implementation status and milestones (CC 21-057)

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 are reviewing upcoming agendas and public records. The committee is considering recommendations to address illegal street racing through new ordinances, police funding, and technology deployment. They will also consider approving Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month as a city-sponsored event.

• Proposed ordinance targeting promoters of illegal street racing and sideshows
• Exploration of Automated License Plate Readers for deployment in impacted corridors
• Request for police department funding to address illegal street racing
• Approval of Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month as a City Council Sponsored Special Event

City Council

The San José City Council will consider ratifying a declaration to suspend specific land use and zoning enforcement for vaccination clinics and events. The council will also review amendments to the City Pay Plan and updates to public works procurement rules. Additionally, the agenda includes a contract award for the East San José Bikeways project.

• Ratification of declaration suspending certain land use and zoning enforcement for vaccination clinics
• Amendment to the City Pay Plan regarding Program Manager I salary ranges
• $527,774 contract award to Chrisp Company for the East San José Bikeways project
• Fiscal Year 2020 Traffic Impact Fee Report for North San José and other areas
• Amendments to Title 27 of the Municipal Code regarding public works procurement

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The Transportation and Environment Committee will review reports regarding citywide pavement conditions and funding strategies. The meeting also includes updates on the city's infrastructure backlog and regional transportation projects involving agencies such as VTA and Caltrain.

• Status report on deferred maintenance and infrastructure backlog (CC 21-0371)
• Report on pavement maintenance conditions, funding, and delivery strategy (CC 21-0382)
• Regional transportation activities quarterly report (CC 21-0393)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the implementation of the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 City Roadmap. Members will discuss the necessity of the roadmap and provide feedback for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 roadmap. This feedback will serve as input for the upcoming budget process.

• Review of Fiscal Year 2020-2021 City Roadmap implementation
• Discussion on the necessity of the City Roadmap
• Feedback for Fiscal Year 2021-2022 roadmap initiatives

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 meet to review final and draft agendas for upcoming March 2021 meetings. The committee will also receive and file the public record for February 11 through February 18, 2021. Additionally, members will discuss legislative updates and various board and commission work plans.

• Review of March 2, 2021, final agenda
• Review of March 9, 2021, draft agenda
• Filing of the public record for February 11–18, 2021
• Review of board and commission appointments and work plans

City Council

The council is finalizing ordinances regarding a rent increase moratorium and hazard pay for grocery workers. Members will also consider amendments to agreements with Team San José for meals to unhoused individuals. The evening session of the meeting was cancelled.

• Ordinance 30530: Temporary moratorium on rent increases and fee waivers for rent-controlled units
• Ordinance 30534: Hazard pay standards for grocery store employees during the COVID-19 emergency
• Amendment to agreements with Team San José for meals to unhoused individuals

Community & Economic Development Committee (CED)

The committee will review findings from a construction crane height study intended to protect airport flight paths in the Downtown Core and Diridon Station Area. Recommendations include new developer guidance and exploring a potential permit fee to support air carrier programs. The meeting also includes updates on development fees, parkland ordinances, and economic development activities.

• Construction crane height guidance for Downtown Core and Diridon Station Area
• Proposed construction crane permit fee to support Landing Fee Reduction Program
• Update on Universal Development Fee and Impact Fee Deferred Payment Program
• Fee Study Work Plan for Parkland Dedication and Park Impact Ordinance
• Arts Commission Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Amended Work Plan

Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee (PSFSS)

The committee will review updates to the city investment policy and examine second quarter financial reports for fiscal year 2020-2021. Members will also receive status reports regarding police department performance and firefighter safety systems in high-rise buildings.

• Review of the amended City of San José Investment Policy
• Second Quarter Financial Reports for debt, investment, and revenue management
• Police Department operations and performance report focusing on sexual assault
• Firefighter safety systems report for high-rise buildings
• Smart City Roadmap: Safe City Strategy status report

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 review proposals regarding police department redistricting and protections for the Asian Pacific Islander community. The agenda also includes reviewing council discussion procedures and approving a memorial event for COVID-19 victims.

• Funding for San José Police Department patrol beat redistricting
• Strategies to combat xenophobia against the API community
• COVID-19 Victims and Survivors Memorial Day lighting event approval
• Proposed speaker rotation rules for Council discussions

Neighborhood Services and Education Committee (NSE)

The Neighborhood Services and Education Committee is reviewing reports on sustainable park maintenance and the 2019-2020 annual homelessness status. The committee also addressed work plan updates, including deferring a housing assessment and dropping a funding priorities report.

• Sustainable Park Maintenance Report (CC 21-0281)
• Homelessness Annual Report for 2019-2020 (CC 21-0292)
• Deferral of Fair Housing Assessment Report (CC 21-0261)
• Removal of FY 2020-21 Annual Action Plan Funding Priorities Report (CC 21-0272)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The joint committee will discuss strategies for addressing homelessness during the COVID-19 pandemic, including vaccination outreach and encampment management. Members will also consider the removal of the Thomas Fallon statue and appointments to the Deferred Compensation Advisory Committee. Additionally, the committee will review several city-sponsored special events.

• Removal of the Thomas Fallon Statue
• Homelessness response strategies during COVID-19
• Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Advisory Committee
• Google Downtown West Mixed-Use Development District Utilities study session
• Approval of city-sponsored special events

City Council

The San José City Council is meeting to finalize several ordinances and a legal settlement. This includes adopting a temporary moratorium on certain evictions due to COVID-19 related income loss. The Council will also consider a $591,598.42 settlement for attorney fees in the Anderson v. City of San José case.

• Final adoption of Ordinance No. 30522 regarding an eviction moratorium
• Rezoning of 470 West San Carlos Street to Downtown Primary Commercial
• Rezoning of approximately 8.6 acres near Brooktree Way to Single Family Residence
• $591,598.42 settlement for attorney fees in Anderson v. City of San José

City Council

The City Council is conducting a study session to develop a shared vision for community healing and economic recovery. The session aims to address the impacts of COVID-19 on health and economic disparities in San Jose. Council members are requested to submit one-page vision statements for this discussion.

• Community Healing and Economic Recovery Listening Session (Item 21-272)

Smart Cities and Service Improvements Committee

The committee will receive updates on the Smart City Roadmap and city technology initiatives. The agenda includes a report on investments in product management to resolve a City Auditor recommendation. A report on the Vision Zero initiative will also be presented.

• Smart City Roadmap Update (CC 21-030)
• City Portfolio-Products-Projects Management Report (CC 21-031)
• Vision Zero and Innovation Report (CC 21-032)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee is reviewing a resolution regarding retirement plan options for City Council members. They are also considering a recommendation for a public hearing on San José Water Company rate increases.

• Resolution regarding 457 plan and 401(a) plan options for Council members
• Recommendation for a public hearing on San José Water Company rate increases
• Review of the Public Record for January 21–28, 2021

City Council

The San José City Council is reviewing an ordinance regarding loans in the 457 Deferred Compensation Plan. The agenda also includes a contract increase for sanitary structure cover repairs and grant funding for pedestrian and bike safety improvements.

• Ordinance amending loans in the voluntary 457 Deferred Compensation Plan
• Contract increase for 8775 - Sanitary Structure Cover Repairs II Project to $839,380
• Grant agreement for Active Transportation Program Cycle 5 up to $622,149
• $72,000 appropriation for Edenvale and Sylvandale pedestrian and bike safety improvements
• Approval of American Heart Month as a City Council sponsored special event

Transportation and Environment Committee (T&E)

The Transportation and Environment Committee is reviewing reports on city-wide initiatives. The committee will receive an implementation update on the Electric Mobility Roadmap and an update regarding the Recycle Plus and Recycle Right outreach campaigns.

• Electric Mobility Roadmap Implementation Report (CC 21-0021)
• Recycle Plus and Recycle Right Outreach Update (CC 21-0072)

Joint Meeting for the Rules and Open Government Committee and Committee of the Whole

The committee will consider a proposal to mandate hazard pay for specific retail food workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Members will also discuss urban greening strategies and an analysis of Caltrans land for potential emergency housing.

• Proposed $5 per hour hazard pay ordinance for certain retail food workers
• Urban Greening Implementation Plan for equity-focused projects
• GIS analysis of vacant Caltrans properties for potential emergency housing
• Approval of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month as a city-sponsored event

City Council

The City Council is reviewing routine business items, including the approval of previous meeting minutes. The agenda includes the final adoption of Ordinance No. 30516, which amends the city's zoning code regarding accessory dwelling units and transitional housing.

• Adoption of Ordinance No. 30516 to update zoning for Accessory Dwelling Units and transitional housing
• Approval of City Council minutes from October and November 2020
• Approval of various committee meeting minutes

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 are reviewing upcoming agendas and proposing dates for several study sessions. This includes a "City Roadmap - From COVID to Recovery" special meeting proposed for February 25, 2021. The committees are also considering recommendations to approve various city-sponsored special events.

• Proposed 'City Roadmap - From COVID to Recovery' special meeting for February 25, 2021
• Proposed 'Community Healing and Economic Recovery Listening Session' for February 5, 2021
• Recommendations to approve city-sponsored events including American Heart Month and African American History Month flag raising
• Cancellation of the January 25, 2021 meeting of the Community and Economic Development Committee

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 are reviewing upcoming meeting schedules and committee work plans. The committees will consider retroactive approval for a holiday community event and funding for COVID-19 memorial lighting. Additionally, the session includes receiving the public record from December 2020 through January 2021.

• Retroactive approval of Holiday Grab and Go Community Event funds
• Funding and donations for COVID-19 Victims Memorial lighting
• Review of the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee work plan
• Approval of the City Auditor's December 2020 monthly report
• Setting a special joint meeting with the Board of Fair Campaign and Political Practices

City Council

The San Jose City Council is reviewing routine business and several ordinances. This includes a revised COVID-19 paid sick leave ordinance and updates to the Independent Police Auditor's contract authority. The evening session for this meeting was cancelled.

• Ordinance No. 30513: Revised COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Ordinance
• Ordinance No. 30510: Contract authority updates for the Independent Police Auditor
• Approval of various committee meeting minutes from 2020
• Excused absence request for Councilmember Arenas

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 are reviewing committee work plans for January through June 2021. The agenda also includes requests for retroactive approval of several city-sponsored special events held in late 2020. Additionally, members will review the public record from December 2020.

• Approval of Community and Economic Development Committee Work Plan (Jan–June 2021)
• Approval of Transportation and Environment Committee Work Plan (Jan–June 2021)
• Retroactive approval of Hillview Area Dumpster Day special event
• Retroactive approval of Fiesta Navidena Celebration special event
• Addition of Firefighter Safety Systems in High Rise Buildings Report to PSFSS work plan

City Council

The City Council will administer oaths of office to newly elected and re-elected councilmembers. The Council is reviewing financial relief options for airport concessionaires at SJC due to COVID-19 impacts. Additionally, the Council will consider extending a luggage cart agreement with Smarte Carte, Inc.

• Oaths of office for newly elected and re-elected councilmembers
• Ordinance 30508: Rezoning 0.99 acres near Fleming Avenue and Nob Hill Drive to R-1-8 Single-Family Residence
• Extension of the airport luggage cart agreement with Smarte Carte, Inc. through July 2024
• Financial relief for non-aeronautical and rental car concessionaires at SJC