Stockton public meetings in 2023
118 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will review several employment-related matters including eligible list certifications for various city roles. The agenda also includes the 2024 meeting calendar and requests for police officer reinstatements.
- Certification of eligible lists for multiple positions including Administrative Aide II, Collection Systems Operator, and Police Aide II
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee and Police Officer eligible lists
- Approval of the updated 2024 Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission meeting calendar
- Reinstatement of Harpreet Shoker to Police Officer position effective January 1, 2024
- Reinstatement of Jared McCall to Police Officer position effective January 1, 2024
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will review and discuss the City of Stockton's Council Policy Manual. The discussion includes a policy revision map provided by the City Manager.
- Review and discussion of the City of Stockton Council Policy Manual (CPM)
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will conduct a special closed session to confer with legal counsel. This session concerns one case of existing litigation titled Ralph White v. Eliza Garza, et al. in the San Joaquin County Superior Court.
- Conference with legal counsel regarding Ralph White v. Eliza Garza, et al.
Charter Review Advisory Commission
The Stockton Charter Review Advisory Commission is scheduled to discuss the historic outline of Charter Articles XI and XI-A. The agenda lists no formal votes, public hearings, or financial actions for this meeting.
- Discussion regarding the historic outline of Charter Articles XI and XI-A
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission is reviewing a proposal for a 224-lot subdivision at 4849 Carolyn Weston Boulevard, which includes 211 single-family homes. The commission will also consider a resolution regarding a convenience store and gas station at 9036 Thornton Road.
- Proposed 224-lot subdivision (211 single-family homes) at 4849 Carolyn Weston Boulevard
- Use permit for a convenience store, fueling station, and car wash at 9036 Thornton Road
- Adoption of the 2024 Planning Commission meeting schedule
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The council will consider funding transfers for the California Street Road Diet and contract amendments for New City Hall renovations. They are also reviewing grant applications for homelessness prevention and climate adaptation planning. Closed sessions include discussions on litigation and labor negotiations.
- $650,000 Adaptation Planning Grant award from the California Governor's Office of Planning and Research
- $184,826 agreement with ProForce Law Enforcement for firearms and optics
- $230,720 contract for Swenson Park Golf Course fence replacement
- Transfer of $846,305 to the California Street Road Diet project
- Contract amendments for New City Hall renovations totaling over $1 million
Measure W Oversight Committee
The committee will review Measure W program updates and financial data. The meeting includes a presentation of revenues and expenditures for the third and fourth quarters of fiscal year 2022-23.
- Measure W Program Updates
- Fiscal Year 2022-23 Third Quarter Measure W Revenues and Expenditures
- Fiscal Year 2022-23 Fourth Quarter Measure W Revenues and Expenditures
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board is reviewing proposed renovations for a residence in the Magnolia Historic District and the Pine Center Building. The meeting also includes approving the 2024 meeting schedule and previous meeting minutes.
- Proposed porch repairs, deck addition, and window replacements at 322 East Flora Street
- Rehabilitation of the Pine Center Building at 1204 North Grant Street
- Approval of the 2024 Cultural Heritage Board meeting schedule
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council is reviewing several items, including a professional services contract for the Downtown East-West Connection project. The agenda also includes grant acceptances for violence prevention and transportation planning. Additionally, the council will consider responses to a grand jury report on school safety.
- $258,500 contract award for Downtown East-West Connection Project
- $290,000 amendment for CalVIP technical assistance and support
- $179,688.70 agreement with Lexipol, LLC for policy management services
- Rejection of all bids for the Citywide Sidewalk Repair Project
- Acceptance of $9,174 grant for mental health services for front line workers
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will review draft guidelines and sample agreements for a Pilot Mural Program. Staff updates are also scheduled regarding the Victory Park Public Art Sculpture and upcoming 2024 arts grants and events.
- Review of Pilot Mural Program Guidelines
- Update on Victory Park Public Art Sculpture
- Information on 2024 Stockton Arts Grant
- Information on 2024 Stockton Art Nights
- Approval of November 6, 2023 meeting minutes
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The committee will consider approving the minutes from its July 19, 2023, meeting. Additionally, PG&E will present an update regarding the Lodi Hydrogen Project, though no formal action is scheduled.
- Approval of July 19, 2023, committee minutes
- PG&E presentation on the Lodi Hydrogen Project
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to approve the 2024 meeting calendar and review staff reports. The agenda also includes updates from several local school districts and San Joaquin County.
- Approval of the 2024 Parks & Recreation Commission meeting calendar
- Parks Report (Information Item)
- Recreation Report (Information Item)
- Stockton Unified School District report
- Lincoln Unified School District report
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing financial statement audits and evidence regarding a Measure A sunset extension. Members will also select a sub-committee for the annual report and review revenue and expenditure updates.
- Review of recommendations for audit of financial statements of Measure A funds
- Review of findings and evidence regarding Measure A sunset extension
- Selection of a sub-committee to develop the Measure A Annual Report
- Update on implementation of the Marshall Plan
- Review of fiscal year 2022-23 revenues and expenditures for Measure A and B
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will vote to certify examination results for various city positions, including Firefighter Engineer and Library Assistant I. The meeting also includes reviewing annual equal employment reports for Community Services and Public Works. Additionally, the commission will receive notification regarding changes to Code Enforcement Officer classifications.
- Certification of exam results for Firefighter Engineer, Fire Telecommunicator Call Taker, and Grants Analyst
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee and Police Officer eligible lists
- Acceptance of Annual Equal Employment Reports for Community Services and Public Works
- Notification of classification changes for Code Enforcement Officer I/II
Charter Review Advisory Commission
The Commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair from its membership. Members will also discuss the commission's purpose, goals, meeting schedule, and the process for placing charter amendments on the November 5, 2024, ballot.
- Election of Commission Chair and Vice Chair
- Discussion of Charter Articles XI and XI-A regarding the Public Information Office
- Review of the process for the November 5, 2024, General Municipal Election
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider a $4.5 million contract with Community Medical Centers for opioid epidemic remediation. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding a proposed sunset extension for the Measure A transaction and use tax.
- $4,500,000 professional services contract with Community Medical Centers of Stockton
- $798,910 Weber Point Events Center Shade Structure Rehabilitation - Phase 2 contract
- $223,300 Streetlight Pole Replacement FY 2022-23 SB1 project contract
- Public hearing for the proposed Measure A sunset extension
- Discussion of the Stockton Diamond Grade Separation Project
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The committee will elect a Chair and Vice Chair from its membership. Members will also review findings regarding the Measure A sunset extension and adopt several annual reports for presentation to the City Council.
- Election of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
- Review of findings regarding the Measure A sunset extension
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2018-19, 2019-20, and 2020-21 Annual Reports
- Review of independent audit for fiscal year ended June 30, 2022
- Review of Measure A and B revenues and expenditures for fiscal year 2022-23
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee will consider two items from the City Auditor department. The committee is asked to approve the Audit Status Report dated November 6, 2023, and a memo regarding adjustments to the Fiscal Year 2023/2024 Internal Audit Program.
- Approval of the November 6, 2023, Audit Status Report
- Approval of the FY 23/24 Internal Audit Program Adjustment Memo
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a request for a second one-year time extension for the Elderberry Senior Residential Development. Additionally, staff is reviewing a proposal for a convenience store, fuel station, and car wash at 9036 Thornton Road.
- Second one-year time extension for the Elderberry Senior Residential Development project
- General Plan and Zoning Map amendments for 9036 Thornton Road
- Proposed convenience store with off-sale beer and wine, fueling station, and car wash at 9036 Thornton Road
Council Water Committee
The Council Water Committee will receive informational updates from the Municipal Utilities department. Discussion includes a project regarding the Delta Water Treatment Plant Groundwater Recharge and a project concerning water meters, reading equipment, and software.
- Delta Water Treatment Plant Groundwater Recharge Project update
- Water meters, meter reading equipment, and software project information
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will review several contracts, including a five-year maintenance agreement for municipal facilities. The agenda also includes the sale of city property at 25 North Grant Street and discussions regarding labor negotiations in closed session.
- $393,231 purchase from Forensic Technology, Inc. for police software
- $580,000 contract with Odyssey Landscaping Company, Inc. for facility maintenance
- Sale of 25 North Grant Street to Dru Hunt for $4,812
- $109,000 contract with Matrix Consulting Group, Ltd. for a Public Works assessment
Stockton Arts Commission
The commission will consider the appointment of Nyima Hill as a new commissioner. The meeting also includes an update on the FY 23-24 Stockton Arts Grant guidelines and staff updates regarding several public art projects. Additionally, members will review the 2024 meeting calendar and a financial report.
- Appointment of Nyima Hill to the Stockton Arts Commission
- Update on FY 23-24 Stockton Arts Grant guidelines
- Staff updates for Victory Park Public Art Sculpture, Oak Park Mural, and Williams Brotherhood Park Mural
- Approval of the 2024 Stockton Arts Commission meeting calendar
City Council Charter Review Ad-Hoc Committee
The City Council Charter Review Ad-Hoc Committee will discuss the purpose, goals, and meeting cadence of the Charter Review Advisory Commission. This discussion is part of item 23-1016.
- Discussion regarding the purpose, goals, and meeting cadence of the Charter Review Advisory Commission
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering a request to expand the San Joaquin Catholic Cemetery by approximately 12 acres at 1850 and 1870 Cemetery Lane. This proposal includes the removal of two heritage trees. The commission will also review a permit for a cannabis microbusiness at 1807 Navy Drive.
- Expansion of San Joaquin Catholic Cemetery by approximately 12 acres
- Removal of two heritage trees at 1850 Cemetery Lane
- Establishment of a cannabis microbusiness at 1807 Navy Drive
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from July and August 2023
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The committee will review several informational presentations and participate in a discussion regarding the weed abatement process. No official actions or votes are scheduled for this meeting. Topics include code enforcement software and the Clean California Downtown Stockton Transformation Park Project.
- Clean California Downtown Stockton Transformation Park Project update
- District Attorney’s Office presentation on “One Pill Can Kill”
- Discussion regarding the weed abatement process
- Stockton Police Department presentation on code enforcement and software updates
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider several service contracts, including wastewater odor control and hazardous waste management. The agenda also includes a request to ratify the emergency purchase of a fire ladder truck and plans for consolidating municipal elections.
- Award a three-year wastewater odor control contract to Pencco, Inc. up to $4,129,600
- Ratify an emergency purchase of a fire ladder truck from Pierce Manufacturing, Inc. for $1,602,648.08
- Award a construction contract for Arch-Airport Traffic Signal Synchronization to Pacific Excavation, Inc. for $960,065
- Approve $169,500 for emergency repairs to Brooking Pool via Burkett's Pool Plastering, Inc.
- Award a three-year hazardous waste management contract to Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. for $435,000
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will review staff reports regarding parks and recreation. The agenda also includes reports from several local school districts and San Joaquin County Parks.
- Approval of September 25, 2023, meeting minutes
- Parks Report (Public Works)
- Recreation Report (Community Services)
- Stockton Unified School District report
- Lincoln Unified School District report
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service and Equal Employment Commissions will consider certifying several job eligibility lists for various city positions. The meeting includes a public hearing to amend the classification specifications for Firefighters and Firefighter Engineers. Additionally, the commission will review annual equal employment reports from the IT, MUD, and City Manager departments.
- Public hearing to amend classification specifications for Firefighter and Firefighter Engineer
- Certification of eligibility lists for Animal Services Officer, Code Enforcement Supervisor, and others
- Request to extend the Firefighter Trainee/EMT eligibility list
- Approval of examination weights for the Fire Captain promotional exam
- Acceptance of Annual Equal Employment Reports for IT, MUD, and City Manager departments
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will hear presentations from the Stockton Police Department. Discussions include an update on establishing a commercial vacancy registration, information on sideshows and reckless driving, and an update on the Illegal Dumping Rewards Program. No action is scheduled to be taken at this meeting.
- Update on establishing a commercial vacancy registration
- Update on sideshows and reckless driving
- Update on the Illegal Dumping Rewards Program
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider several items including a federal grant for firefighter positions and construction contracts for the Navigation Center project. The agenda also includes closed sessions regarding litigation, labor negotiations, and employee evaluations.
- Acceptance of $4,299,722.07 FEMA SAFER Grant to fund seven firefighter positions
- Navigation Center project funding including a $1,341,961.40 contract with G&G Builders
- Granicus, LLC software services contract up to $259,012.13
- Periscope Holdings, Inc. support services agreement up to $250,000
- Environmental assessment contracts for 404 West Fremont, 130 North Hunter, and 216 North California streets
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee is reviewing several reports from the City Auditor. These include status, tracking, and policy reports, as well as specific reviews regarding solid waste and Measure A.
- Solid Waste Follow Up Review Report
- Measure A Performance Audit Report
- Audit Status Report
- Audit Tracking Report
- Policy Tracking Report
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider use permits for convenience stores and restaurants at French Camp Road and Arch Road. Additionally, staff will present updates regarding industrial warehouse standards and the proposed Housing Action Plan.
- Commission Use Permit and Design Review for a convenience store, fuel station, two drive-through restaurants, and car wash at 461 French Camp Road
- Annexation, rezoning, and use permit for a convenience store, fuel station, and two drive-through restaurants at 3568 Arch Road
- Informational session on proposed industrial warehouse development standards
- Informational study session on the proposed Housing Action Plan and three Neighborhood Action Plans
Water Advisory Group
The Water Advisory Group will receive updates regarding the Groundwater Recharge Project and water meter equipment. Members will also review the MUD Quarterly Operations Report for Fiscal Year 2022-23.
- Groundwater Recharge Project update
- Water meters, meter reading equipment, and software information
- MUD Quarterly Operations Report for Fiscal Year 2022-23 review
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board will review proposed amendments to its bylaws regarding the length of terms for the chairperson and vice chairperson. The board is also scheduled to review its formal attendance policy for members.
- Amendment of bylaws regarding term of office for chairperson and vice chairperson
- Review of Cultural Heritage Board attendance policy
- Approval of August 2, 2023, meeting minutes
Stockton Arts Commission
The Commission will discuss the Pilot Mural Program and the FY 23-24 Stockton Arts Grant, including appointing members to ad hoc committees for both. The meeting also includes an introduction of Poet Laureate Jazmarie LaTour and updates on various public art projects.
- Introduction of City Poet Laureate Jazmarie LaTour
- Discussion and committee appointment for Pilot Mural Program
- Discussion and committee appointment for FY 23-24 Stockton Arts Grant
- Staff updates on Victory Park Public Art Sculpture, Oak Park Mural, and Williams Brotherhood Park Mural
- Staff updates on Commercial Façade Improvement Program
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a request for a use permit and design review for a new commercial development. The project includes a convenience store, fueling station, car wash, and two quick-serve drive-through restaurants. Additionally, the Commission will receive a presentation regarding potential standards for an industrial warehouse ordinance.
- Commission Use Permit and Design Review for 461 French Camp Road
- Proposed establishment of a convenience store, fueling station, car wash, and two drive-through restaurants
- Informational session on proposed industrial warehouse development standards
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The committee will elect a Chair and Vice Chair from its current membership. Members will also review and adopt annual reports for fiscal years 2018-19, 2019-20, and 2020-21 for presentation to the City Council.
- Election of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
- Adoption of Annual Reports for FY 2018-19, 2019-20, and 2020-21
- Review of Measure A and B revenues and expenditures for Q1, Q2, and Q3 of FY 2022-23
- Independent audit of the annual comprehensive financial report for FY ended June 30, 2022
- Review of accountant's report on Measures A and B revenues and expenditures for year ended June 30, 2022
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will review a development agreement and environmental report for the St. Joseph’s Medical Center expansion. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for wastewater treatment, hydrant inspections, and playground equipment replacements. Additionally, the council will discuss a potential charter amendment regarding the Public Information Office.
- $2,003,771 contract amendment with Kemira Water Solutions, Inc. for wastewater treatment
- $500,000 grant from California Office of Traffic Safety for DUI enforcement
- Playground equipment replacement contracts for Brooking, Panella, and Weber Parks
- $135,632.34 PG&E extension agreement for McKinley Park Renovation
- St. Joseph’s Medical Center expansion project hearing
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Commission will receive presentations regarding the 2023-2024 budgets for Public Works Parks and Recreation. The meeting also includes reports from several local school districts and San Joaquin County Parks.
- 2023-2024 Public Works Parks budget presentation
- 2023-2024 Recreation budget presentation
- Approval of June 26, 2023 meeting minutes
- Reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
- San Joaquin County Parks report
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission is reviewing personnel actions for the Stockton Fire and Police departments. Proposed items include approving promotional exam details for Fire Battalion Chief and scheduling a public hearing to amend firefighter job specifications. The commission will also consider the reinstatement of two employees.
- Promotional examination weights and announcement for Fire Battalion Chief
- Public hearing request to amend classification for Firefighter and Firefighter Engineer
- Reinstatement of Alexis Treat as Fire Telecommunicator Call Taker
- Reinstatement of Zachary Blackwell as Police Officer, effective October 1, 2023
- Certification of exam results for Circulation Assistant I
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering a series of actions related to the St. Joseph’s Medical Center hospital expansion project. Staff recommends approving an environmental impact report, a development agreement, and a master development plan. The proposal also includes use permits for the medical center expansion and heliport amendments, as well as the demolition of five structures older than 50 years.
- Environmental Impact Report certification for St. Joseph’s Medical Center
- Development Agreement and Master Development Plan adoption
- Use permit for medical center expansion
- Amendment to Use Permit No. S27-86 regarding heliports
- Demolition of five structures over 50 years of age
Strong Communities Advisory Committee
The committee will meet to nominate and select its Chair and Vice-Chair. Members will also receive updates on the Strong Communities Program and review Measure M revenue and expenditure reports for fiscal year 2022-23. Additionally, the committee will consider adopting a 2024 meeting calendar for the Oversight Committee.
- Selection of committee Chair and Vice-Chair
- Review of FY 2022-23 second and third quarter Measure M revenues and expenditures
- Adoption of the 2024 annual meeting calendar for the Oversight Committee
- Approval of June 5, 2023, committee minutes
Planning Commission
The commission will consider recommendations for the hospital expansion at 180 North California Street, including environmental reports and a master development plan. The meeting also includes a review of a proposed convenience store, fuel station, and car wash at 461 French Camp Road. Additionally, the commission will review the demolition of five structures older than 50 years.
- St. Joseph’s Medical Center expansion project at 180 North California Street
- Demolition of five structures over 50 years of age at the hospital site
- Proposed convenience store, fuel station, and car wash at 461 French Camp Road
- Approval of April 13, 2023 Planning Commission minutes
Measure W Oversight Committee
The committee will review the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Annual Report for presentation to the City Council. Members will also receive updates on the Measure W program and second quarter revenues and expenditures for fiscal year 2022-23. Additionally, the committee is scheduled to adopt a meeting calendar for the next year.
- Review and adoption of the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Annual Report
- Presentation of FY 2022-23 second quarter revenues and expenditures
- Adoption of the fiscal year 2023-24 meeting calendar
- Approval of committee minutes from September 22, 2022
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council is reviewing a $24,165,510 grant for climate communities and a $5,380,000 subsidy for St. Mary's Dining Room operations. The agenda also includes a public hearing on police military equipment use and several municipal contract renewals.
- $24,165,510 Transformative Climate Communities Implementation Grant award
- $5,380,000 subsidy for St. Mary's Dining Room shelter operations
- $1,478,198 purchase of brush rigs for the Fire Department
- $261,772.50 purchase of membrane filters for Delta Water Treatment Plant
- Public hearing on Stockton Police Department military equipment use
City Council Special
The City Council will discuss designating two members to serve as voting delegates for the upcoming League of California Cities Annual Conference. One member is proposed to serve as the appointed delegate and one as an alternate.
- Designation of two voting delegates for the League of California Cities Annual Conference (September 20-22, 2023)
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board will review potential Structure of Merit designations for two buildings. The board will also consider a certificate of appropriateness for an exterior modification at a local historic landmark.
- Structure of Merit designation for 'Yale Apartments' at 141 South California Street
- Structure of Merit designation for 'Rubie's / Torino's Restaurant' building at 222 North Sutter Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior modification and proposed mural at 125 Bridge Place
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will review budget presentations for Public Works Parks and Recreation for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. The meeting also includes reports from several local school districts and San Joaquin County Parks & Recreation. Additionally, the commission will consider approving minutes from the June 26, 2023, meeting.
- 2023-2024 Public Works Parks budget presentation
- 2023-2024 Recreation budget presentation
- Approval of June 26, 2023, meeting minutes
- Reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a recommendation to create a three-member ad hoc committee. This committee would work on formulating an industrial warehouse ordinance to streamline future discussions.
- Establishment of a three-member ad hoc committee for an industrial warehouse ordinance
- Informational discussion on the status of Shape Stockton zoning and housing efforts
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider several items including new labor agreements and a $5,073,281 budget amendment for employee compensation. The agenda also includes a cybersecurity software agreement and the reestablishment of an Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee.
- $5,073,281 budget increase for SCEA, Mid-Management/Supervisory, and Law employees' compensation plans
- $2,616,616.22 estimated cybersecurity software agreement with CDW-G
- $1,215,337 construction contract for RWCF Digester Gas Holder Diaphragm Replacement
- Reestablishment of an Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
- Support for the La Passeggiata affordable housing project budget
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will review several employment-related items including eligible list certifications for various city roles. The agenda also includes the approval of a promotional examination for Firefighter Engineer and the acceptance of annual equal employment reports.
- Certification of eligible lists for HVAC Mechanic, Recreation Supervisor, Payroll Supervisor, Senior Finance Assistant, Finance Assistant II, Administrative Aide II, Program Specialist - Administrative Aide II, and Transportation Officer
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee - EMT and Police Officer eligible lists
- Approval of weights and job announcement for Firefighter Engineer promotional examination
- Acceptance of the Annual Equal Employment Report for the City Clerk's Office
- Acceptance of the Annual Equal Employment Report for the Fire Department
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will receive a presentation regarding potential standards for industrial warehouse development. This session is intended to gather feedback for inclusion in a new industrial warehouse ordinance.
- Feedback on proposed industrial warehouse development standards
- Approval of April 27 and May 25, 2023, meeting minutes
Stockton Arts Commission
The commission will review the Reinvent South Stockton Coalition Mural Design for approval. The meeting also includes discussions on updated bylaws, quarterly art exhibits, and a recommendation for the Poet Laureate.
- Approval of Reinvent South Stockton Coalition Mural Design
- Review and approval of Arts Commission Bylaws
- Formation of an adhoc committee for FY 23-24 Quarterly Art Exhibits
- Recommendation for Poet Laureate to City Council
- Information on the Annual Art Plan and Victory Park public art sculpture
City Council Special
The City Council is considering a resolution to ratify a July 31, 2023, local emergency proclamation related to public health and safety for unhoused individuals. The resolution would authorize the City Manager to use emergency procurement policies and contingency funds, including ARPA funds, for response expenses.
- Resolution 23-0732 to ratify a local emergency proclamation regarding unhoused individuals
- Authorization for the City Manager to execute contracts using Emergency Procurement Policy
- Authorization to use General Fund Contingency and American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for emergency expenses
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board will consider a request to demolish up to seven buildings older than 50 years at 1930 North California Street. The Board will also review establishing procedures for several cultural heritage award programs.
- Demolition of up to seven structures over 50 years old at 1930 North California Street
- St. Joseph's Hospital expansion project
- Establishment of procedures for Captain Charles M. Weber, Glenn Allen, and Award of Excellence programs
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission is reviewing a request to remove eleven Valley Oak trees at 501 East French Camp Road. This permit is requested to allow for future industrial development at the site.
- Heritage Tree Removal Permit at 501 East French Camp Road
- Removal of eleven (11) Valley Oak trees for industrial development
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from February 23 and March 9, 2023
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Stockton Parks and Recreation Commission will receive budget presentations for recreation and parks. Staff will also provide updates on park maintenance, playground repairs, and various community programs. Additionally, several school districts and county parks officials are scheduled to present reports.
- Recreation budget presentation
- Parks budget presentation
- Updates on Brookings Pool replastering and Van Buskirk Golf Course Project
- Updates on playground replacements, refurbishments, and repairs
- Reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will meet to elect a Chair and Vice Chair for the Civil Service Commission. The body will also certify examination results for several city positions and review the Economic Development Department's Annual Equal Employment Report.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair for the Civil Service Commission
- Certification of eligible lists for roles including Laboratory Technician and Office Assistant I
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee and Police Officer eligible lists
- Acceptance of the Economic Development Department Annual Equal Employment Report
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Committee will discuss a proposed healthy food policy. Members will also consider an ordinance to amend the Stockton Municipal Code regarding bicycle license requirements.
- Discussion of healthy food policy (No action to be taken)
- Proposed ordinance amending Title 10, Chapter 10.12 regarding bicycle license requirements
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council is reviewing several items including a citywide security services contract and new police grant funding. The agenda also includes agreements for mental health services, animal shelter services with the county, and various public works projects.
- $10,390,980 contract with Allied Universal for citywide security services
- $1,935,298 in police grant funds for the Community Corrections Partnership Task Force
- $193,051 agreement with Community Medical Center for mental health services
- Purchase of three utility task vehicles (UTVs) for $213,279.41
- $277,420 construction contract for street re-striping
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission meeting scheduled for July 3, 2023, is marked as cancelled. The agenda included items regarding mural designs, commission bylaws, and quarterly art exhibits.
- Reinvent South Stockton Coalition Mural Design review
- Arts Commission Bylaws review
- FY 23-24 Quarterly Art Exhibits discussion
- Annual Art Plan, Poet Laureate recruitment, and Victory Park public art sculpture information
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will receive staff updates regarding various park maintenance projects and recreation programs. Reports will also be provided by local school districts and San Joaquin County Parks.
- Parks report including Laughlin Slide, Grupe Park Benches, and Brookings Pool
- Recreation update covering Swim Lesson Grant, Victory Park Art Project, and 4th of July Event
- Lincoln Unified School District updates on summer school and facilities
- San Joaquin County Parks report on river sites and upcoming events
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will review previous meeting minutes and discuss the city's shopping cart ordinance. The committee will also hold a discussion regarding owner-only utility billing.
- Approval of April 19 and May 17, 2023, committee minutes
- Discussion of the City’s Shopping Cart Ordinance
- Presentation on owner-only utility billing
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will consider resolutions to certify exam results for various city positions, including Fire Prevention Inspector I and Senior Cadet roles. The meeting also includes the removal of names from certain trainee and officer lists. Additionally, the commission will accept an annual equal employment report for the Community Development Department.
- Certification of Fire Prevention Inspector I exam results
- Certification of Senior Cadet I and II exam results
- Certification of Senior Plant Operator/Wastewater exam results
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee and Police Officer lists
- Acceptance of Community Development Department Annual Equal Employment Report
Measure W Oversight Committee
The committee will review the proposed Measure W budget for fiscal year 2023-24. Members are also scheduled to elect a Chair and Vice Chair and review several fiscal years of financial reports and audits.
- Election of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
- Review of Fiscal Year 2019-20 and 2020-21 Annual Reports
- Review of Fiscal Year 2021-22 fourth quarter revenues and expenditures
- Review of Fiscal Year 2022-23 first quarter revenues and expenditures
- Discussion of proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider several construction and maintenance items including road modifications and sewer rehabilitation. The agenda also includes discussions on baseball park upgrades and various administrative service agreements.
- Banner Island Ball Park: Agreement with Pendulum Studio LLC for MLB upgrade drawings
- Pacific Avenue and March Lane Intersection Modifications: $650,839 contract to McFadden Construction, Inc.
- Eight Mile Road Precise Road Plan: $741,000 contract to Siegfried Engineering, Inc.
- 2016 Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation: $1,297,130 contract to California Trenchless, Inc.
- Motorola Radio Purchase: Estimated $410,000 for new and expanded department programs
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee will review several auditor reports and a study regarding fire department overtime. The committee is also scheduled to approve minutes from the May 15, 2023 meeting.
- Approval of Fire Department Overtime Study
- Approval of Audit Status Report
- Approval of Audit Tracking Report
- Approval of Policy Tracking Report
- Approval of May 15, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council Special
The City Council will hold a special budget study session. The session includes a review of the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Budget, the Fee Schedule, and the 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Plan.
- Review of FY 2023-24 proposed annual budget
- Review of Fee Schedule
- Review of 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Plan
City Council Special
The City Council will hold a special budget study session. The discussion includes a review of the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Budget, the Fee Schedule, and the 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Plan.
- Review of FY 2023-24 Proposed Annual Budget
- Review of 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Plan
- Review of proposed Fee Schedule
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The Committee will discuss conditions at Mormon Slough and encampments located in the public right-of-way. No formal action is scheduled to be taken during this meeting.
- Discussion regarding conditions at Mormon Slough
- Discussion regarding encampments in the public right-of-way
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will review several consent agenda items including utility billing services, storm pump station rehabilitation, and elevator maintenance. Closed session discussions include existing litigation, labor negotiations, and employee performance evaluations.
- Contract with InfoSend, Inc. for utility bill printing/mailing up to $3,400,000
- Construction contract with Insituform Technologies, LLC for Brookside North Storm Pump Station of $173,702
- Service contract with Pavement Recycling Systems, Inc. for asphalt cold planing of $352,125
- Service contract with KONE, Inc. for elevator maintenance not to exceed $209,120
- Background investigation agreements for Fire and Police departments up to $575,000 total
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Stockton Parks and Recreation Commission will receive updates on park maintenance and upcoming summer events. Staff reports include information on playground repairs, golf course trees, and aquatic programming. Local school districts and San Joaquin County Parks will also provide informational reports.
- Updates on Laughlin Park Slide and Van Buskirk Playground fencing
- Reports on summer aquatics programming and summer camps
- Information from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
- San Joaquin County Parks updates on river sites and vegetation control
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will review several employment eligibility list certifications for various city roles. The agenda also includes a request to reinstate an Animal Services Supervisor and the acceptance of an annual equal employment report.
- Certification of Mechanic I eligible list
- Certification of Plant Operator-In-Training eligible list
- Certification of Police Records Assistant III eligible list
- Certification of Technology Support Specialist II eligible list
- Certification of Welder/Fabricator eligible list
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee is reviewing several auditor reports and presentations. This includes approving the internal audit program for fiscal year 2023-24 and accepting independent audit reports for the period ending June 30, 2022.
- Approval of the proposed Fiscal Year 23-24 Internal Audit Program
- Acceptance of Single Audit and Independent Auditors' Reports for the year ended June 30, 2022
- Review of a HUD Support Presentation
- Review of a Human Resources Process Improvement Presentation
- Approval of the Audit Status Report dated May 8, 2023
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board will meet to assign board members as liaisons or committee members for the 2023 calendar year. The meeting also includes a review of previous meeting minutes and a training program presentation.
- Approval of February 1, 2023 and April 5, 2023 meeting minutes
- Assignment of 2023 Cultural Heritage Board Liaisons and Committee members
- 2023 City of Stockton Cultural Heritage Board training program presentation
Water Advisory Group
The Water Advisory Group will elect a new Chair and Vice Chair. The meeting also includes an update on the Regional Wastewater Control Facility Modifications Project and an introduction to the Municipal Utilities Department executive team.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
- Update on Regional Wastewater Control Facility Modifications Project
- Introduction to Municipal Utilities Department (MUD) Executive Team
- Approval of July 6, 2022, and September 7, 2022, meeting minutes
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider several items including a $35 million Homekey grant application for motel redevelopment. Other agenda items include ending a winter storm emergency proclamation and approving various service contracts.
- Apply for up to $35,000,000 in State Homekey grant funds for Econolodge motel redevelopment
- Purchase 106 laptops for the Student Worker Program for $128,589.02
- Authorize a $185,000 annual agreement with Pools and Lifeguard Management LLC for city pools
- Approve $450,000 to replace Stockton Arena video boards, broadcasting, and lighting equipment
- Award $910,000 contract to California Materials, Inc. for asphalt truck hauling services
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a determination regarding the 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Program. Additionally, staff will present an informational study session regarding the City of Stockton 2023-2031 Housing Element Update.
- Determination of conformity for the Fiscal Year 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Program to the Envision Stockton 2040 General Plan
- Informational study session on the City of Stockton 2023-2031 Housing Element Update
Measure W Oversight Committee
The committee will review financial reports for the Measure W Public Safety Tax Fund. This includes presentations on revenues and expenditures for fiscal years 2021-22 and 2022-23. Members will also review audits for the years ended June 30, 2021, and 2022.
- Approval of September 22, 2022, committee minutes
- Presentation of FY 2021-22 fourth quarter revenues and expenditures
- Review of public safety tax fund audits for 2021 and 2022
- Review of FY 2019-20 and FY 2020-21 annual reports
- Presentation of FY 2022-23 first quarter revenues and expenditures
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The committee will review alternative community engagement models for code enforcement. Members will also discuss policies regarding overgrown vegetation and graffiti removal.
- Presentation on creative intervention and alternative community engagement models for code enforcement
- Discussion on enforcement of overgrown vegetation
- Discussion on current policy on graffiti removal program
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will receive updates on summer park projects, playground repairs, and employee recruitment efforts. Staff will also report on upcoming community events such as Spring Concerts in the Park and the opening of Pixie Woods. Additionally, several school districts and San Joaquin County Parks will provide information items.
- Updates on summer projects, playground repairs, and Van Buskirk playground fencing
- Recap of Eggstravaganza and updates on youth sports and theater camps
- Information reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
- San Joaquin County Parks report on Micke Grove Park events
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will review examination results for certification across several departments. The commission will also consider requests to reinstate two individuals to the position of police officer. Additionally, the meeting includes an informational update on plant operator classifications.
- Certification of Firefighter Engineer and Firefighter Trainee/Paramedic exam results
- Certification of Human Resources Technician, Program Specialist, and Senior Plant Maintenance Mechanic exam results
- Removal of names from Police Officer eligible lists
- Reinstatement of Aaron Goodenough to the position of Police Officer
- Reinstatement of Michael Bower to the position of Police Officer
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider several infrastructure and utility matters, including storm drainage assessments and pump repairs. The agenda also includes grant applications for park renovations and various public works projects.
- Preliminary approval of 2023-24 Stockton Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance Assessment District budgets
- Proposed $340,400 contract with Pump Repair Service Company to replace Well 30 pump
- Acceptance of $275,918.49 in state funds for police officer wellness and mental health
- $357,990.91 construction contract for 2020-21 Sanitary Sewer Maintenance Hole Rehabilitation
- Grant applications for Victory Park Pool ($500,000), McKinley Park ($1,800,000), and Fong Park ($1,700,000)
Planning Commission
The Commission is reviewing a proposal for the South Stockton Commerce Center along S Airport Way. This includes an Environmental Impact Report, a General Plan Amendment, and a rezoning request for multiple parcels. The meeting also covers amendments to the citywide zoning map and General Plan Land Use Map.
- South Stockton Commerce Center industrial development (S Airport Way)
- General Plan Amendment and rezone for multiple parcels
- Tentative Map for thirteen new parcels
- Citywide Zoning Map and General Plan Land Use Map amendments
Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
The committee will discuss a comprehensive plan to provide services for the unsheltered population in Stockton. The meeting includes information sessions from San Joaquin Behavioral Health Services and the Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin. Members will also discuss collaborative clean-up efforts with the California State Lands Commission.
- Approval of November 17, 2022, committee minutes
- Presentation on a comprehensive plan for Stockton's unsheltered population
- Information from San Joaquin Behavioral Health Services regarding unhoused services
- Presentation from the Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin
- Discussion on collaborative clean-up with the California State Lands Commission
Council Budget/Finance/Economic Development Committee
The Council Budget/Finance/Economic Development Committee will discuss funding for council priority projects. Staff will also provide a report on the status of FY 21-22 council priority projects.
- Discussion and possible action on council priority project funding (Item 23-0357)
- Staff update on the status of FY 21-22 council priority projects (Item 23-0358)
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will review several consent agenda items including fire safety equipment purchases and infrastructure maintenance. The meeting also includes closed sessions regarding litigation, labor negotiations, and employee performance evaluations.
- $877,580.80 for 128 SCBA breathing systems from Allstar Fire Equipment, Inc.
- Motion to authorize a non-exclusive purchase agreement with Allstar Fire Equipment for Lion brand turnouts up to $1,500,000
- $2,060,000 increase for National IPA Cooperative Agreement for IT solutions
- $607,685 for public safety radio system maintenance with Delta Wireless, Inc.
- $239,500 construction contract to Blocka Construction, Inc. for Smith Canal Sanitary Pump Station
City Council Special
The City Council will conduct a special study session regarding emergency management. This event is intended as training for the Mayor and Councilmembers through the Fire Department.
- Emergency management training for the Mayor and Councilmembers
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will review staff reports regarding parks maintenance, recreation programs, and community services. The meeting includes updates on various local school district and county park activities.
- Parks report update on storm impacts, bench donations, and playground repairs
- Recreation report update on spring day camps, youth sports, and Pixie Woods opening
- Community Services report on In n Out Burger Reading Program and Oak Park Senior Center mural
- Reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
- San Joaquin County Parks report
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will conduct two training programs. One presentation is led by Deputy City Attorney Taryn Jones and the other is presented by the Stockton Community Development Department.
- 23-0079 2023 City of Stockton Planning Commission Training Program
- 23-0261 2023 City of Stockton Planning Commission Training Program
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The Committee will review several information-only updates regarding city programs. Discussion items include the Brownfields Program, abandoned vehicle procedures, neighborhood watch updates, and pothole reports from Public Works.
- Approval of February 15, 2022 and October 12, 2022 committee minutes
- Update on Brownfields Program
- Information on abandoned vehicle procedure
- Update on Neighborhood Watch and Business Watch
- Update from Public Works on potholes
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee will review several reports from the City Auditor. These include updates on audit status, tracking, and policy, as well as specific studies regarding Measure A and grants management efficiency.
- Measure A Performance Audit Memo
- Grants Management Efficiency Study Final Report
- Audit Status Report
- Audit Tracking Report
- Policy Tracking Report
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will discuss a proposed ordinance requiring tobacco retailers to obtain a license before operating in Stockton. The committee will also receive information regarding abandoned animals and review minutes from previous meetings.
- Proposed ordinance for tobacco retailer licensing and operating restrictions
- Discussion regarding abandoned animals
- Approval of committee minutes from October 19, 2022, and February 15, 2023
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a proposal for a new emergency shelter at 435 S. San Joaquin Street. Additionally, staff will present updates regarding an overhaul of the Stockton Municipal Code Title 16 and Citywide Design Guidelines.
- Construction of Gospel Center Rescue Mission New Life Emergency Shelter at 435 S. San Joaquin Street
- Demolition of two structures older than 50 years at 435 S. San Joaquin Street
- Establishment of a 14,577 SF emergency shelter for up to 178 individuals
- Study session on the overhaul of Stockton Municipal Code Title 16 and Citywide Design Guidelines
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will review several items including public employee performance evaluations and legal matters in closed session. The regular session includes discussions on city service contracts, park upgrades, and community center design services.
- Service contract for Police Department and City vehicle up-fitting not to exceed $2,158,045.80
- Design services amendment of $240,380 for Northeast Stockton Library and Recreation Center
- Professional services contract of $125,400 for Pershing Avenue Sewer Trunk Rehabilitation
- Transfer of $57,776.03 for lighting and playground upgrades at S.L. Fong Park
- Contract amendment of $413,000 for Northeast Stockton Library and Community Center
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee is reviewing various financial reports, including revenue and expenditure data for fiscal years 2021-22 and 2022-23. The meeting includes discussions on the implementation of the Marshall Plan and an economic recovery review.
- First quarter update on Marshall Plan implementation
- Review of fiscal year 2021-22 fourth quarter Measure A and B revenues and expenditures
- Independent audit of the annual comprehensive financial report for fiscal year ended June 30, 2022
- Independent accountant's report on Measure A and B revenues and expenditures
- Economic recovery review for fiscal year 2021-22 and budgeted revenues for 2022-23
Stockton Arts Commission
The commission will hold elections for a Chair and Vice Chair to serve two-year terms. Members will also select individuals for the Public Art Advisory Standing Committee and discuss Poet Laureate recruitment.
- Election of Commission Chair and Vice Chair for two-year terms
- Selection of members for the Public Art Advisory Standing Committee
- Discussion of Poet Laureate scope and recruitment
- Review of 2023 Arts Commission grants
- Staff report on Oak Park Senior Center mural and kinetic sculpture
Council Budget/Finance/Economic Development Committee
The committee will receive an overview of the fiscal year 2023-24 budget process and timeline. Members will also discuss and potentially take action on council priority project funding.
- Overview of the FY 2023-24 budget process and timeline
- Discussion and possible action on council priority project funding
City Council Special
The City Council will conduct a special closed session regarding public employee discipline and performance evaluations. These items involve the City Clerk, City Manager, and City Attorney.
- Public employee discipline, dismissal, or release (23-0227)
- City Manager performance evaluation (23-0229)
- City Attorney performance evaluation (23-0230)
Strong Communities Advisory Committee
The committee will receive updates on the Strong Communities Program. Members will also review fiscal year 2021-22 revenues, expenditures, and the tax fund audit for Measure M. All items are presented for information only.
- Strong Communities Program updates
- Review of FY 2021-22 fourth quarter Measure M revenues and expenditures
- FY 2021-22 Measure M Strong Communities Tax Fund audit
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will receive updates on playground replacements, refurbishments, and storm impacts. Staff will also report on basketball programs, spring camps, and food distribution initiatives. Several school district and county park reports are scheduled for information only.
- Approval of meeting minutes from November 21, 2022, and January 23, 2023
- Update on playground replacements, refurbishments, and repairs
- Report on basketball programs, spring camps, and food distribution
- Information reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing a proposed ordinance to amend Title 16 of the Stockton Municipal Code. This amendment would establish new regulations regarding food truck parks and commissaries. Staff recommends that the Commission adopt a resolution recommending City Council approval.
- Proposed ordinance creating regulations for food truck parks and commissaries
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from October 27, 2022, and December 8, 2022
City Council Special
The City Council will hold a study session to review and discuss City projects funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). This is an informational presentation provided by the City Manager. No formal action will be taken during this session.
- Study session on projects funded by the American Rescue Plan Act
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will consider certifying examination results for several city positions, including Crime Analyst and Electrician II. The meeting also includes reviewing requests to reinstate two individuals as Police Officers and expanding the list of roles subject to continuous testing.
- Certification of exam results for various roles including Crime Analyst and Electrician II
- Expansion of continuous testing to include Animal Services Assistant I and several police roles
- Reinstatement requests for Jorge Andrade and Nam Nguyen as Police Officers
- Acceptance of the 2022 Annual Equal Employment Report for the Police Department
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The committee will discuss an ordinance to impose licensing and operating restrictions on certain tobacco retailers. Members will also review a potential amendment to the council policy regarding citizen comments.
- Proposed ordinance for tobacco retailer licensing and operating restrictions
- Potential amendment to Council Policy 4.06 regarding citizen comments
- Approval of November 16, 2022, committee minutes
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will conduct interviews to appoint four new members to the Cultural Heritage Board. The commission is also scheduled to elect a new Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson for a 12-month term. Additionally, staff will present annual progress reports regarding the 2040 General Plan and the Housing Element.
- Election of Planning Commission Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Interviews for four Cultural Heritage Board candidates
- Presentation on 2022 Annual Progress Reports for the 2040 General Plan
- Presentation on 2022 Annual Progress Reports for the Housing Element
Council Water Committee
The Council Water Committee will review a draft staff report for the 2023 Stormwater Master Plan, which supports the Envision Stockton 2040 General Plan Update. The committee will also consider approving the minutes from the July 14, 2022, meeting.
- Adoption of the 2023 Stormwater Master Plan
- Approval of the July 14, 2022, committee minutes
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The council will review several items, including audits of various tax funds and committee appointments. Proposed actions include accepting a $10 million state grant for the Cesar Chavez Central Library Remodel Project and increasing a bridge reimbursement agreement by over $4.4 million.
- $10,000,000 grant for Cesar Chavez Central Library Remodel Project
- $4,449,015 increase to Holman Road Bridge Over Bear Creek reimbursement agreement
- Multiple contracts for the CalVIP program, including $600,621 for Friends Outside
- Acceptance of 2022 audits for Measure M and Measure W tax funds
- Appointment of James "Dwight" Young to the Community Development Committee
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will review the Oak Park Senior Center Mural for potential approval and consider a $200.00 prepayment for its design fee. The commission will also vote on the appointment of Orlando Molina and the reappointment of Evai Dellafosse. Staff updates regarding various sculpture and mural projects are also scheduled.
- Approval of $200.00 design fee prepayment for Oak Park Senior Center Mural
- Reappointment of Commissioner Evai Dellafosse
- Appointment of new Commissioner Orlando Molina
- Updates on the Kinetic sculpture and Reinvent South Stockton Coalition mural
Cultural Heritage Board
The board will consider a request to demolish two structures older than 50 years at 435 South San Joaquin Street. The project is intended for the construction of the Gospel Center Rescue Mission New Life Homeless Dormitory. Staff recommends approving the demolition and forwarding the recommendation to the Planning Commission.
- Demolition of two structures older than 50 years at 435 South San Joaquin Street
- Construction of Gospel Center Rescue Mission New Life Homeless Dormitory
- Approval of January 4, 2023, Cultural Heritage Board minutes
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee is reviewing multiple independent audit reports for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2022. These include audits of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and various tax funds. The committee will also consider reports related to Proposition 111 and Measures A and B.
- Audit of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for FY ended June 30, 2022
- Proposition 111 Appropriation Limit and Core Revenues audits
- Measure M Strong Communities Tax Fund audit for FY2022
- Measure W Public Safety Tax Fund audit for FY2022
- Report on Measures A and B revenues and expenditures for FY2022
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing a proposal for a 67-lot single-family residential development at 8601 Thornton Road. The agenda also includes requests for one-year time extensions for the Tra Vigne East and West development projects. Additionally, the commission will conduct interviews for eight Cultural Heritage Board candidates.
- Proposed 67-lot single-family residential development at 8601 Thornton Road
- One-year time extension for Tra Vigne East Development project tentative map
- One-year time extension for Tra Vigne West Development project tentative map
- Interviews for eight new Cultural Heritage Board members
- 2022 annual compliance review for development agreements
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will review the certification of several open and promotional eligible lists for various city positions. The commission will also consider a request to conduct a promotional examination for Firefighter Engineer.
- Certification of eligible lists for Accountant I, Assistant Planner, and other roles
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee and Police Officer lists
- Request to conduct a promotional examination for Firefighter Engineer
- Reinstatement request for Glenn Newell as Combination Inspector I
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will review certification requests for various open and promotional employment lists. The agenda also includes a request to conduct a promotional exam for Firefighter Engineer and the reinstatement of an employee. Staff will also provide notifications regarding updates to certain job classifications.
- Certification of eligible lists for Accountant I, Assistant Planner, and other roles
- Request to conduct a promotional examination for Firefighter Engineer
- Reinstatement of Glenn Newell as Combination Inspector I
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee and Police Officer lists
- Notifications regarding classification changes for several city positions
Civil Service Commission Special
The scheduled special meeting of the Stockton Civil Service Commission was cancelled. The agenda included a closed session hearing regarding an employee appeal for a Police Telecommunications Supervisor appointment.
- Cancelled meeting
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will hold a public hearing on amending the development code to allow warehouse retail stores in specific commercial zones. The agenda also includes a contract change order for the Alexandria and Five Mile Slough Culvert Replacement Project. Additionally, the council will consider groundwater management grants and committee appointments.
- Public hearing on amending Title 16 for warehouse retail stores in CG, CD, and CL zones
- $470,000 contract change order with Sinclair General Engineering Construction, Inc. for culvert replacement
- Ordinance amendments for mobilehome parks and multi-unit residential areas
- Grant application for the Sustainable Groundwater Management Grant Program
- Approval of the Public Facilities Fee Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2021-22
City Council Special
The City Council will consider a resolution to ratify the January 1, 2023, local emergency proclamation regarding severe winter storms. The proposal authorizes the City Manager to execute contracts and make purchases related to storm response using the Emergency Procurement Policy. It also proposes using General Fund Contingency funds to cover emergency expenses.
- Resolution 23-0041: Ratifying the local emergency proclamation for severe winter storms
- Authorization for City Manager to execute storm response contracts via Emergency Procurement Policy
- Proposal to use General Fund Contingency funds for emergency response expenses
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board is considering a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior modifications to the building at 306 East Flora Street. This property is located within the Magnolia Historic Preservation District. Staff recommends that the board approve the request.
- Exterior modification request for 306 East Flora Street
- Approval of October 5, 2022, meeting minutes