Yuba City public meetings in 2022
26 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Yuba City Council will meet to vote on various ordinances, including updates to fire, building, and massage establishment codes. The council will also consider several contracts, a sponsorship request, and the annual assessment for the Downtown Business Improvement District.
- Public hearing on the 2023 Downtown Yuba City Business Improvement District assessment
- Contract award to Fehr and Peers for traffic engineering services up to $600,000
- Contract award to Richard's Tree Service, Inc. for $300,000
- Sponsorship of $5,000 for the Cotton Rosser Memorial Bronze Statue
- Amendment to the Madden House lease at 1300 Franklin Road
City Council
The Yuba City Council is meeting to certify the November 8, 2022 election results, administer oaths to newly elected councilmembers, and elect a new mayor and vice mayor. The agenda also includes presentations to outgoing councilmember Espindola and outgoing Mayor Shaw. This is primarily a procedural meeting focused on the transition of council leadership.
- Resolution declaring results of November 8, 2022 General Municipal Election
- Oaths of office for Council-elect Marc Boomgaarden, Michael Pasquale, and Dave Shaw
- Election of new Mayor and Vice Mayor
- Presentation to outgoing Councilmember Espindola and outgoing Mayor Shaw
City Council
The Yuba City Council is scheduled to meet on November 1, 2022, to discuss closed session real property negotiations with Habitat for Humanity and consider routine consent calendar items. Business items include declaring certain city-owned and Housing Successor Agency-owned properties as surplus land. The council will also review ceremonial proclamations and salary schedule changes.
- Closed session negotiations with Habitat for Humanity for properties at 217 S Walton Avenue (APN: 57-150-001), 211 S Walton Avenue (APN: 57-150-050), and an adjacent 0.11-acre parcel on S Walton Avenue
- Resolution for salary schedule updates for part-time, extra-help, limited term, and at-will contract employees effective November 5, 2022, and January 1, 2023
- Purchase of three Flygt-brand hard iron impeller pumps and parts for the Wastewater Treatment Facility Lift Station No. 2 Rehabilitation Project from Xylem Water Solutions USA, Inc. for $228,500
- Adoption of a resolution declaring certain City-owned properties as surplus land under the Surplus Land Act
- Adoption of a resolution declaring Housing Successor Agency-owned properties as surplus land
City Council
The Yuba City Council will meet to discuss various administrative and operational items, including budget adjustments for utility chemicals and the acceptance of a federal fire safety grant. The council will also review police department staffing modifications and a professional services agreement for new enterprise software.
- Acceptance of $1,199,700 SAFER grant to hire three firefighters
- Budget transfers of $110,000 and $772,391 for water and wastewater chemicals
- Professional services agreement with SDI Presence LLC for $83,990 plus $10,000 contingency
- Ordinance to renumber the Camping and Storage of Personal Property code
- Approval of plans and specifications for the Water Treatment Plant West Flow Meter Project
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold a closed session on pending litigation, then a regular meeting with consent items and business items. Key actions include accepting a $170,000 selective traffic enforcement grant, authorizing a Clean Water State Revolving Fund application for the wastewater effluent outfall diffuser relocation project, and introducing an ordinance to renumber a camping ordinance section. The council will also consider a $1,000 sponsorship request and approve appointments to the Personnel Board.
- Resolution to accept $170,000 Selective Traffic Enforcement Grant for DUI enforcement
- Resolution authorizing Clean Water State Revolving Fund application for WWTF Effluent Outfall Diffuser Relocation Project
- Ordinance to renumber Municipal Code Section 5.23.050 (camping and storage of personal property)
- Sponsorship request up to $1,000 for Sutter County Community Memorial Museum Association
- Resolution to enforce AB 1276 (single-use foodware accessories and condiments)
City Council
The Yuba City City Council will hold a closed session to discuss property negotiations and a performance evaluation, followed by a regular meeting. The regular agenda includes consent items like accepting a firefighter grant and a rezoning, plus business items on a housing loan program agreement with Habitat for Humanity and the 2021 CDBG report. The council will also receive a presentation on the draft Emergency Operations Plan.
- Accept 2021 Assistance to Firefighters Grant of $35,360.60
- Rezone APNs 51-550-029 through -043 to remove X8 District Overlay east of Sutter and Market Street
- Authorize agreement with Habitat for Humanity Yuba/Sutter to administer housing loan programs
- Public hearing and approval of 2021 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)
- Receive presentation on draft Emergency Operations Plan
City Council
The Yuba City Council will consider several action items, including purchasing a Lenco BearCat armored vehicle for $326,584.63, revising lateral police officer and dispatcher recruiting incentives, and approving side letters for electrical stand-by pay. They will also hold public hearings on annexing parcels into lighting and landscape maintenance districts, and consider a rezone to remove the X8 overlay near Sutter and Market Street. The agenda includes routine consent items and proclamations.
- Purchase of Lenco BearCat armored vehicle for $326,584.63
- Revised Lateral Police Officer and Dispatcher Recruiting Incentive Program
- Rezone 22-01 to remove X8 District Overlay east of Sutter and Market Street
- Annexation of Henson Ranch Phase 1 parcel into Lighting and Landscape District No. 5
- Annexation of 769 Garden Highway parcel into Lighting and Landscape District No. 6
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold a closed session to discuss real property negotiations with Habitat for Humanity on Providence Court and S Walton Avenue properties. During the regular meeting, the council will consider creating a $50,000 City Clean-Up Fund, hold public hearings on annual street lighting and landscape maintenance district assessments, and review a development plan for the Yuba City Self-Storage project.
- Creation of a City Clean-Up Fund with a supplemental appropriation of $50,000 from the unallocated General Fund
- Public hearing and resolution for the inclusion of delinquent water and wastewater charges and penalties on the secured tax roll
- Public hearing for Development Plan 22-01: Yuba City Self-Storage on a 9.52-acre site along Colusa Highway Frontage Road
- Public hearings for levying annual assessments for Fiscal Year 2022-23 for Residential Street Light Maintenance Districts and Landscape Maintenance Districts
- Approval of a two-year time extension for Development Plan 20-03, Richland Village Affordable Housing Development, to January 19, 2025
City Council
The Yuba City Council is holding a special meeting for a strategic planning workshop facilitated by Juan Lopez of Amistad and Associates. The agenda consists solely of this workshop covering topics including council roles, districting, succession planning, fireworks, mobile vendors, and boats, RVs, and metal carports.
- Strategic Planning Workshop regarding Council Roles
- Discussion on Council Districting
- Discussion on Succession Planning
- Discussion on Fireworks
- Discussion on Mobile Vendors and Boats/RV's/Metal Carports
City Council
The Yuba City Council will convene for a special meeting on August 9, 2022. The agenda consists of a single item regarding a pension policy presentation.
- Pension Policy Presentation
City Council
The City Council regular meeting scheduled for August 2, 2022, is canceled. The next regular meeting is set for August 16, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. This agenda contains only procedural notice of cancellation and rescheduling.
- August 2, 2022 meeting canceled
- Next meeting August 16, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.
City Council
The Yuba City City Council will consider several routine consent items and one major business item: awarding a $929,159 construction contract for the second groundwater well's below-ground facilities. The consent calendar includes approvals for labor agreements, a traffic signal maintenance contract, and annual levies for street light and landscape maintenance districts.
- Award $929,159 construction contract to Nor-Cal Pump and Well Drilling, Inc. for second groundwater well
- Award $58,400 traffic signal maintenance contract to St. Francis Electric, LLC
- Approve three-year MOUs with First Level Managers and Mid Managers, plus side letters with Public Employees Union Local 1
- Authorize $112,600 transfer from General Fund for executive service contract amendments
- Initiate annual levies for Residential Street Light Maintenance Districts and Lighting and Landscape Maintenance Districts 1-6
City Council
The Yuba City Council will consider consent items including a $838,972 contract for the 2022 Residential Resurfacing Project, a $208,425 classification and compensation study, and wage reopeners for police and fire management. They will also hold a public hearing on a $100,000 COPS grant and introduce an ordinance for small wireless facilities in the right-of-way. The meeting includes a closed session on labor negotiations.
- Award Contract No. 21-12 2022 Residential Resurfacing Project to American Pavement Systems, Inc. for $838,972
- Approve Professional Services Agreement with Koff & Associates for Classification and Compensation Study, not to exceed $208,425
- Approve wage reopener side letters with Yuba City Fire Management ($128,800) and Yuba City Police ($886,100)
- Public hearing on accepting $100,000 COPS grant for public safety
- Introduce ordinance adding Chapter 8 for Small Wireless Telecommunication Facilities in public right-of-way
City Council
The Yuba City Council will vote on the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 operating and capital budgets, including the appropriations limit. They will also consider several labor agreements, including wage reopeners with firefighters and public employees, and a policy for mayor/vice-mayor rotation. The agenda includes routine consent items like subdivision approvals and a cooperative road agreement with the county.
- Adoption of FY 2022-2023 Operating and Capital Budgets and Appropriations Limit
- Wage reopener side letter with Yuba City Firefighters' Local 3793, including $1,178,900 transfer from General Fund
- Wage reopener side letter with Public Employees Union, Local 1, including $388,000 transfer from General Fund
- Domain Estates Phase 3 Subdivision Agreement and Final Map Approval (west of Blevin Road, north of Janice Way)
- Ordinance amending Mayor/Mayor Pro-Tem rotation and resolution establishing selection process for district-based elections
City Council
The City Council is holding a special workshop to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Project Budget. The meeting is for discussion and to provide direction to staff; no final decisions are expected.
- Review of Proposed FY 22/23 Operating Budget
- Review of Capital Improvement Project Budget
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold a regular meeting with a closed session on labor negotiations. The council will vote on consent items including police salary schedule changes, a fire management MOU, and several subdivision improvements. Business items include approving over $500,000 in vehicle purchases, a $10,500 sponsorship for Summer Stroll, and a resolution to place a measure on the November ballot to make City Clerk and Treasurer appointed positions.
- Award $42,613.07 for a Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicle and $9,465.15 for equipment installation
- Award $360,933.92 for two dump trucks and $250,504.90 for an aerial tree truck, totaling $517,463.80
- Approve $10,500 sponsorship for Downtown Business Association's 2022 Summer Stroll
- Call general municipal election for November 8, 2022, and special election on making City Clerk and Treasurer appointed
- Annex Domain Estates Phase 3 and Faith Court Subdivision into CFD 2021-1
City Council
The Yuba City City Council is holding a special meeting on May 10, 2022, with the only agenda item being a closed session to discuss labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations. This is a procedural meeting with no public action items.
- Closed session conference with labor negotiators (Gov. Code § 54957.6)
- Negotiations with employee groups: Police Officers, Police Sergeants, Firefighters Local 3793, Fire Management, First Level Managers, Mid Managers, Police Sworn Mid Managers, Public Employees Local No. 1
- Also covers unrepresented employees: Confidential and Executive Services Employees
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold a regular meeting with a closed session on labor negotiations. Key actions include adopting an urgency ordinance on military equipment use, amending fire inspection fees, and authorizing a 60-day overnight parking trial for homeless individuals at 850 Gray Avenue. The council will also consider declaring Stage 3 water shortage conditions requiring 20% conservation.
- Resolution declaring Stage 3 water shortage, mandating 20% conservation
- Urgency ordinance adopting a Military Equipment Use Policy per AB 481
- Fire Inspection Fee Schedule amendment creating R-1 & R-2 fees
- Purchase of 5 Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles for $201,995.35 plus $124,063.45 for equipment
- 60-day trial overnight vehicle parking area for homeless at 850 Gray Avenue
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold a regular meeting with a closed session first. The main business includes approving a $1.7 million transfer of levee impact fees to the Sutter Butte Flood Control Agency, authorizing $400,000 in ARPA funds for cybersecurity projects, and awarding a $180,093 contract for water management projects. The council will also consider several routine items, including project approvals and personnel changes.
- Transfer $1,700,000 of Levee Impact Fees to Sutter Butte Flood Control Agency
- Authorize $400,000 from ARPA funds for cybersecurity projects
- Award $180,093 contract to West Yost & Associates for water management projects
- Adopt CEQA exemptions for State Route 20 Corridor Improvements Phase 2 and Wastewater Treatment Facility HVAC project
- Reclassify Senior Engineer to Deputy Public Works Director with ~12% pay increase
City Council
The Yuba City City Council is holding a special meeting with a single agenda item: a Homeless Workshop. This is a discussion item, not a decision, focused on the topic of homelessness in the city.
- Homeless Workshop
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold public hearings on renewing the Yuba-Sutter Tourism Improvement District and on establishing fees for urban lot splits, then consider adopting an ordinance to update regulations for urban lot splits and two-unit developments per Senate Bill 9, along with ADU amendments. The council will also vote on several resolutions, including naming a new park on Harter Parkway, authorizing grant-related documents for water projects, and approving personnel and salary changes. A closed session will discuss real property negotiations with Habitat for Humanity for multiple parcels.
- Public hearing on Yuba-Sutter Tourism Improvement District renewal
- Adopt ordinance for SB 9 urban lot splits and ADU amendments, establish Urban Lot Split fee
- Name new Harter Parkway park 'Didar S. Bains Park'
- Approve $40,000 supplemental appropriation for limited-term Water Treatment Plant Operator III
- Closed session: real property negotiations with Habitat for Humanity (5 parcels, Providence Court and S Walton Ave)
City Council
The Yuba City Council will consider awarding an $8,054,003 construction contract for the Bridge Street Widening project, rejecting a bid protest, and approving related construction management and engineering agreements. The council will also hold public hearings on adopting the 2021-2029 Housing Element and on ordinances for SB 9 urban lot splits and accessory dwelling units. Several consent items include a resolution opposing a state ballot measure and a $140,000 pump purchase.
- Bridge Street Widening: award $8,054,003 to Knife River Construction, reject All-American bid protest
- Construction management contract to Knight CM Group for $814,441.82
- Purchase of 3 RAS and 2 WAS pumps from G3 Engineering for $140,000
- Public hearing: adopt 2021-2029 Housing Element and EIR addendum
- Public hearing: introduce SB 9 urban lot split and ADU ordinance amendments
City Council
The Yuba City City Council will hold a public meeting on renewing the Yuba-Sutter Tourism Improvement District and consider annexing the South Block of the Lincoln East Specific Plan. They will also introduce an ordinance to comply with SB 1383, which includes adding a model water-efficient landscape ordinance and amending refuse collection services. The consent calendar includes approving minutes and confirming planning commission appointments.
- Public meeting to renew Yuba-Sutter Tourism Improvement District
- Resolution requesting LAFCo annexation of Lincoln East Specific Plan South Block (bounded by Lincoln Rd, George Washington Blvd, Sanborn Dr, Bogue Rd)
- Ordinance adding Section 7-10.03, Chapter 18 (Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance), amending Title 6 for SB 1383 compliance
- Resolution amending User Fee Schedule to include administrative civil penalties for SB 1383 enforcement
- Resolution confirming annexation of Faith Court Subdivision parcels (APNs 62-420-001 through 62-420-010) into Lighting and Landscape District No. 5
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss and vote on various items, including a public hearing on establishing a district-based system of elections for council members. The agenda also features consent items such as amending financing documents for Ampla Health, updating the municipal purchasing system ordinance, and approving supplemental emergency paid leave for COVID-19. Additionally, business items include staffing and salary modifications in the Finance Department and management reclassifications in the Public Works and Development Services Department.
- Amend 2020 financing documents for Ampla Health conduit financing
- Adopt an ordinance updating Chapter 6 (Purchasing System) of Title 2 of the Yuba City Municipal Code
- Adopt a resolution approving supplemental emergency paid leave in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Public Hearing and adoption of an ordinance establishing a district-based system of elections for City Council members
- Authorize a supplemental appropriation of $58,600 to Finance Department salary and benefits accounts and approve related position and salary schedule changes
General
The Yuba City Council is holding a special meeting featuring a funding workshop and public communication. Residents can attend the meeting in person at the Council Chambers or participate virtually via web conference.
- Funding Workshop
City Council
The Yuba City Council will hold a public hearing to consider draft district maps and election sequencing for transitioning to a district-based election system, with a recommendation to select a map and introduce an ordinance. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as ordinance updates, contract awards, and a custodial services bid, as well as a closed session on legal matters.
- Public Hearing No. 4 on draft district maps and election sequencing for district-based elections
- Increase of $165,000 to Badger Meter purchase order for cellular water meter replacement
- Award custodial services contract to VALCO Cleaning, Inc. for $74,628 with extension options
- Purchase six heavy lifts from NAPA Auto Parts for $74,967.75
- Levy 2022 assessment for Downtown Yuba City Business Improvement District