Chico, CA

City Council Meeting

The City Council will discuss amending municipal codes regarding camping on public property and in parks, as well as introducing a new loitering ordinance. The body will also hold a final protest hearing for a maintenance district modification and consider new police staffing for public records requests.

• Final protest hearing for modification of CMD A55 Autumn Leaf Estates Subdivision to reduce lots from 68 to 67
• Proposed ordinances to regulate camping on public property and in parks (CMC 9.20, 12.18, and 12R)
• Introduction of a proposed loitering ordinance for Title 9
• Proposed addition of an Evidence Technician, Records Technician, and part-time Senior Information Analyst to the Police Department
• Amendments to policy on City Council rules of procedure and gifts to the city

City Council Meeting

The City Council will discuss introducing ordinances to regulate camping on public property and in parks, as well as a new loitering ordinance. The body will also hold a final protest hearing regarding a maintenance district modification for the Autumn Leaf Estates subdivision.

• Proposed ordinances to regulate camping on public property and in parks (CMC 9.20, 12.18, and 12R)
• Proposed ordinance adding a loitering chapter to Title 9
• Final protest hearing for modification of Chico Maintenance District (CMD) A55 - Autumn Leaf Estates Subdivision
• Proposed budget amendment to add an Evidence Technician, Records Technician, and part-time Senior Information Analyst to the Police Department
• Amendment to policy on gifts to the city to reference State law and FPPC regulation

10/6/26 Council Meeting

The City Council will discuss amending municipal codes regarding public nuisances and camping. The body is also considering a maintenance district modification for Autumn Leaf Estates and a new labor agreement for police management.

• Proposed ordinance amending Titles 9, 12, and 12R to regulate camping on public property
• Initial public hearing for modification of maintenance district CMD A55 - Autumn Leaf Estates Subdivision
• Ratification of Memorandum of Understanding for Chico Police Management Employees (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2030)
• Budget amendment to add one Public Information Officer and one Administrative Specialist to the City Manager’s Office
• Acquisition of public utility easements for the North Esplanade Reconstruction Project CIP #50067

10/6/26 Council Meeting

The Chico City Council meets October 6, 2026 to consider a range of items, including an ordinance amending the city's camping and park rules, a new police management labor agreement, and a public hearing on a maintenance district modification. The council will also hear updates on the Downtown Park & Go parking program and a groundwater sustainability presentation. Several items are on the consent agenda, including utility easement acquisitions and sewer assessment resolutions.

• Public nuisance ordinance overview: proposed amendments to Title 9 Ch. 9.20 (Camping) and Title 12 Ch. 12.18 and 12R park rules, following City of Grants Pass v. Johnson (2024) and expiration of Warren v. City of Chico settlement
• Chico Police Management Employees MOU for July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2030, covering pay and benefits
• Public utility easement acquisitions along The Esplanade for North Esplanade Reconstruction Project CIP #50067 (APNs 006-190-010 and 006-210-106)
• Sewer in-lieu assessment resolution for 1677 E 8th Street (APN 002-030-027) to collect connection fees on the tax roll
• Public hearing on Autumn Leaf CMD A55 modification; protest hearing scheduled October 20, 2026

9/21/26 Special City Council Meeting

The Chico City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) program, including an internal review report, a supplemental report, and a request to form an ad hoc committee for a third-party review. The council will also hold a closed session to confer with legal counsel on existing and anticipated litigation. No other business will be considered at this meeting.

• Discussion of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) program review and supplemental report
• Councilmember van Overbeek request for third-party review of ALPR program via ad hoc committee
• Closed session: conference with legal counsel on existing litigation (Believe in Chico v. City of Chico, Thai Thao v. City of Chico, John Brunk v. City of Chico)
• Closed session: conference with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (two cases)

9/21/26 Special City Council Meeting

The Chico City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) program. The agenda includes a staff report on the program's history, administration, data sharing, and legal considerations, plus requests from Mayor Reynolds and Councilmember van Overbeek for discussion and a possible third-party review. A separate closed session will address existing and anticipated litigation.

• Discussion of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) program
• Staff report on ALPR history, administration, data sharing, and legal considerations
• Councilmember van Overbeek request for third-party review of Chico Police Department ALPR report
• Closed session: litigation in Believe in Chico v. City of Chico (Case No. 25CV01135)
• Closed session: litigation in Thai Thao v. City of Chico (Case No. 23CV02465) and John Brunk v. City of Chico (Case No. 23CV02301)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Chico Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Residential Readiness Program Phase III, a city-initiated package of code, General Plan, and zoning amendments aimed at streamlining residential development and aligning with state housing laws. The commission is expected to vote on a resolution recommending City Council adoption of the amendments, which include text changes, land use diagram updates, and rezonings. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Residential Readiness Phase III (CA/GPA/RZ 26-01)
• Amendments to Chico Municipal Code Titles 2, 18, and 19
• General Plan text amendments to Table LU-2 and Appendix B
• Redesignation of properties in the Pomona Avenue Opportunity Site
• Rezoning to add -COS overlay district and changes within Pomona Avenue Opportunity Site

9/15/26 Council Meeting

The Chico City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed sewer rate adjustments, with staff recommending continuation to November 17, 2026, to address concerns. The council will also consider side letter agreements with firefighter and management unions, approve a final subdivision map, and discuss forming an ad hoc committee to review the police Automated License Plate Reader program.

• Public hearing on sewer rate adjustment (Proposition 218), recommended continuation to Nov 17
• Side letter agreements with IAFF (overtime/CTO) and UPEC/CME (animal services classifications)
• Final map for Hicks Lane Subdivision Phase 4 (38 parcels, 9.52 acres)
• Councilmember van Overbeek request: third-party review of ALPR program
• Response to 2025-2026 Grand Jury Report due Sept 22

9/15/26 Council Meeting

The Chico City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed sewer rate adjustments, but staff recommend continuing it to November 17, 2026, to address concerns. The council will also consider several routine consent items, including sewer connection fee resolutions, a conflict of interest code update, a firefighter side letter, and a final map. Regular agenda items include side letters for employee unions, a request to send a letter to the Vina Groundwater Sustainability Agency, and a discussion on forming a committee to review the police license plate reader program.

• Public hearing on sewer rate adjustment, continued to Nov. 17, 2026
• Sewer in lieu resolutions for 1385 East 10th Street and 1618 Nord Avenue
• Side letter with Fire Fighters on overtime and comp time for emergency response
• Final map for Hicks Lane Subdivision Phase 4 (38 parcels)
• Side letters adding animal services classifications to UPEC and CME units

Planning Commission Meeting

The Chico Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Residential Readiness Program Phase III, a city-initiated package of code, General Plan, and zoning amendments aimed at streamlining residential development and aligning with state housing laws. The commission is asked to adopt a resolution recommending City Council approval of the amendments, including changes to the Pomona Avenue Opportunity Site. The agenda also includes consent items (minutes approval) and public comments, with no other regular agenda items.

• Public hearing on Residential Readiness Program Phase III (CA/GPA/RZ 26-01)
• Proposed amendments to Chico Municipal Code Titles 2, 18, and 19
• General Plan text amendments to Table LU-2 and Appendix B
• Redesignation of properties in the Pomona Avenue Opportunity Site
• Rezoning to add -COS overlay district and changes within Pomona Avenue Opportunity Site

9/1/26 City Council - Special Closed Session Meeting

This is a special closed session meeting where the City Council will discuss one potential litigation case with legal counsel. No other business will be considered, and the meeting is limited to closed session items. The council will then adjourn to a later closed session and regular meeting.

• Closed session conference with legal counsel on potential litigation (one case)
• Public comments or council disqualifications for closed session
• Meeting held at Chico Municipal Center, 421 Main Street

9/1/26 Council Meeting

The Chico City Council will consider a resolution to amend Municipal Code Section 11R.32.010 to permit limited rapid refueling (hot fueling) at Chico Regional Airport during authorized military operations and emergency response, subject to safety requirements. The council will also discuss cooling standards for residential and commercial properties, as requested by Councilmember Hawley. The agenda includes routine consent items, public comments, and a closed session on labor negotiations.

• Resolution to amend Chico Municipal Code Section 11R.32.010 to allow limited hot fueling at Chico Regional Airport
• Discussion on existing cooling standards for residential and commercial properties (Councilmember Hawley request)
• Approval of council meeting minutes from 8/18/26
• Closed session: conference with labor negotiator for multiple employee organizations
• Presentation by Pioneer Community Energy CCA

Bidwell Park and Playground Commission

The Bidwell Park and Playground Commission will review a staff proposal to amend the Chico Municipal Code to allow only Class 1 pedal-assist e-bikes on natural-surface trails in Bidwell Park while restricting Class 2, Class 3, and all other motorized devices to roads and motor-vehicle-accessible trails. The meeting also includes an informational presentation on the Vina Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan’s first five-year evaluation, focusing on the Chico Management Area. No formal actions are scheduled beyond routine minutes approval.

• Amend Chico Municipal Code to permit only Class 1 pedal-assist e-bikes on natural-surface trails in Bidwell Park
• Restrict Class 2, Class 3 e-bikes, e-motos, and other motorized devices to roads and motor-vehicle-accessible trails in Bidwell Park
• Informational presentation on Vina Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan’s first five-year evaluation (Chico Management Area)
• Approval of BPPC draft meeting minutes from 6/29/26
• Parks Division and Street Tree Division verbal reports

8/20/26 Planning Commission

The Chico Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider approving a new gas station, convenience store, and carwash at 2495 Carmichael Drive, and will also decide whether to send a letter to the school district stating that the proposed Blue Oak Charter School site at 2485 Apodaca Place is consistent with the General Plan. The agenda also includes routine consent items like approving minutes from February 19, 2026, and public comments.

• Use Permit 25-06 & Architectural Review 25-08 for Skyway Travel Center: 6-pump gas station, 3,600 sq ft convenience store, carwash on 0.93-acre parcel in CR zone
• General Plan Consistency Finding for Blue Oak Charter School (TK-8) at 2485 Apodaca Place
• Approval of minutes from February 19, 2026
• Public comments period

8/18/26 Council Meeting

The Chico City Council will hold final readings on ordinances creating entertainment zones with alcohol consumption and amending a development agreement, plus adopt resolutions on road safety, police union pay, and property conveyances. They will also discuss public nuisance enforcement and potential code amendments, and designate a voting delegate for the League of California Cities conference.

• Final adoption of ordinance adding Chapter 5.45 'Entertainment Zones' and allowing alcohol in designated areas per SB 969
• Final adoption of Amendment No. 1 to Development Agreement 18-01 with JP Real Estate Investments, LLC (Courtesy Motors)
• Resolution approving 2026-2030 MOU with Chico Police Officers' Association regarding pay and benefits
• Resolution adopting updated Local Road Safety Plan to maintain eligibility for Highway Safety Improvement funds
• Discussion on public nuisance enforcement and potential Chico Municipal Code amendments

07/29/26 City Council - Special Closed Session

The Chico City Council is meeting in a special closed session solely to discuss the recruitment of a City Manager, a public employment matter. The agenda is limited to this single item, with no other business permitted by law. Public comments or council disqualifications are taken before the closed session begins.

• Closed session on City Manager recruitment under Cal. Gov. Code Sec. 54957(b)
• Closed session public comments or council disqualifications
• Meeting held at 411 Main Street, third floor Municipal Building

08-03-26 Special City Council Meeting - Via Zoom Only

7/14/26 Council Meeting

The Chico City Council will hold a public hearing and consider several routine consent items, including easement abandonments, budget modifications, and a police union agreement. The main regular agenda items include introducing an ordinance to create entertainment zones in Downtown and Meriam Park, directing the future structure of solid waste collection, and discussing water quality and parking access.

• Ordinance to establish Entertainment Zones in Downtown and Meriam Park (SB 969)
• Solid waste franchise agreement direction: extensions, RFP, or open market
• Supplemental appropriation for Animal Shelter van (FY2026-27)
• Supplemental appropriation for Council Chambers air handler (emergency)
• CPOA MOU for July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2030

7/7/26 Council Meeting

The Chico City Council will consider confirming Gillian Haen as the new City Manager with a $285,000 annual salary, and designating Assistant City Manager Erik Gustafson as Interim City Manager starting July 11, 2026. The council will also vote on three FEMA firefighter grant applications totaling $872,789, and hold a closed session on the City Manager position.

• Confirm Gillian Haen as City Manager; salary $285,000, $15,000 relocation, $400/month vehicle, $75/month phone
• Designate Erik Gustafson as Interim City Manager effective July 11, 2026
• Approve three FEMA AFG grant applications totaling $872,789; 10% match required
• Retirement proclamation for City Manager Mark Sorensen
• Closed session: public employment (City Manager)

7/7/26 Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal de Chico decidirá sobre el nombramiento de Gillian Haen como la nueva Administradora de la Ciudad con un salario y beneficios de $285,000, y designará a un Administrador de la Ciudad interino para el período de transición. El concejo también aprobará solicitudes para tres subvenciones de FEMA para bomberos que suman $872,789, requiriendo una contrapartida del 10% por parte de la ciudad. Se ha programado una sesión cerrada para discutir el nombramiento de la Administradora de la Ciudad.

• Confirmar a Gillian Haen como Administradora de la Ciudad: salario de $285,000, $15,000 por reubicación, subsidios de $400/mes para vehículo y $75/mes para teléfono celular
• Designar al Administrador Asistente de la Ciudad Erik Gustafson como Administrador de la Ciudad interino a partir del 11 de julio de 2026
• Aprobar tres solicitudes de subvenciones de FEMA Assistance to Firefighters que suman $872,789 con una contrapartida del 10% de los fondos de la ciudad
• La agenda de consentimiento incluye subvenciones de equipo de bomberos para aparatos de bomberos, una Unidad Móvil de Investigación de Incendios y un camión cisterna
• Sesión cerrada para empleo público relacionado con el puesto de Administrador de la Ciudad

Bidwell Park and Playground Commission

La comisión escuchará dos puntos informativos: una propuesta para convertir los puestos de guardaparques en oficiales de policía complementados por oficiales de servicio comunitario, y una solicitud del Chico Rod and Gun Club para enmendar su contrato de arrendamiento y eliminar las disposiciones de salario prevaleciente. No se tomarán medidas sobre estos puntos. La agenda de consentimiento incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior.

• Presentación sobre la propuesta de reforma de los puestos de guardaparques: convertir guardaparques en oficiales de policía con oficiales de servicio comunitario
• Punto informativo: Chico Rod and Gun Club solicita una enmienda al contrato de arrendamiento para eliminar las disposiciones de salario prevaleciente
• Agenda de consentimiento: aprobación del borrador de las actas de la reunión del 27 de abril de 2026
• No hay audiencias públicas programadas

06/16/26 Council Meeting

El consejo deliberará sobre un aumento de tarifas de alcantarillado para financiar necesidades de infraestructura, con dos escenarios reducidos presentados. También considerarán si permitir el cultivo comercial de cannabis dentro de los límites de la ciudad, un cambio significativo en la política. Además, el consejo discutirá extender el acuerdo de financiamiento del centro de recuperación y aprobar una solicitud de subvención de resolución de campamentos para la falta de vivienda. Varios elementos de consentimiento incluyen la evaluación de alcantarillado, proyectos de carretera, puestos de bomberos y donación de vehículos.

• Estudio de tarifas de alcantarillado: El consejo adoptará un cronograma de tarifas e iniciará el proceso de la Propuesta 218 para un aumento de cinco años (5.1)
• Cultivo comercial de cannabis: El consejo decidirá si permitir y regular el cultivo dentro de los límites de la ciudad (5.4)
• Extensión del financiamiento del centro de recuperación: El consejo autorizará la modificación del MOU para extender el financiamiento tres años más hasta junio de 2030 (5.3)
• Subvención de financiamiento de la Resolución de Campamentos: El personal propone buscar $4.1 millones para la resolución de campamentos de personas sin hogar y la vivienda (2.4)
• Nombramiento del Subjefe Interino: El consejo confirmará a Shane Lauderdale como Subjefe Interino - Bomberos con un salario anual de $184,218.58 (5.5)

6/2/26 Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo la adopción final del presupuesto municipal 2026-27, confirmará a un nuevo Jefe de Bomberos con un salario de $200,000 y discutirá un programa propuesto de estacionamiento gratuito en el centro. La agenda de consentimiento incluye enmiendas a la recaudación de tarifas de alcantarillado, una resolución electoral y otros asuntos rutinarios. Se han programado audiencias públicas para la anulación de una parte de Eaton Road y la aprobación de un aumento en la evaluación del distrito de paisajismo.

• Adopción del presupuesto final 2026-27 para la City of Chico y la Successor Agency to Redevelopment Agency
• Confirmación de Wesley Metroka como Jefe de Bomberos con un salario anual de $200,000
• Audiencia pública sobre la orden de abandono de una parte del derecho de vía de Eaton Road (APN 016-360-116)
• Audiencia pública sobre la evaluación del distrito de paisajismo de Husa Ranch/Nob Hill de $87.10 por parcela (aumento de $1.04)
• Discusión de la recomendación del Comité de Asuntos Internos para implementar el programa de estacionamiento gratuito 'Park & Go' en el centro hasta diciembre de 2026

5/19/26 Council Meeting - Budget Session Begins at 1:00 p.m.

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión presupuestaria para adoptar el presupuesto anual propuesto para el año fiscal 2026-27 de la Ciudad y la Agencia Sucesora. Más tarde, en la reunión regular, discutirán un programa de tarifas de alcantarillado para residentes de bajos ingresos, un préstamo interfondos de $500,000 para la Utility de Fibra y opciones para el acuerdo posterior a Warren con respecto al Alternate Site y el refugio Genesis. Otros puntos incluyen una solicitud de subvención de la Prop 64, designaciones de árboles patrimoniales y una ordenanza sobre tarifas de alcantarillado morosas.

• Adopción del presupuesto anual propuesto para el año fiscal 2026-27 de la Ciudad y la Agencia Sucesora
• Préstamo interfondos de $500,000 del Workers Compensation Reserve Fund al Fiber Utility Fund
• Discusión sobre las opciones del acuerdo posterior a Warren: cierre del Alternate Site, operación continua del refugio Genesis
• Solicitud de subvención de la Proposition 64 por $4.5 millones para educación, aplicación y cumplimiento de cannabis
• Ordenanza que modifica la Sección 15.36.072 del Código Municipal de Chico para actualizar el cobro de tarifas de alcantarillado morosas

3/16/26 City Council - Special Closed Session (No video)

Esta es una sesión cerrada especial del Concejo Municipal de Chico. El único asunto es una conferencia de sesión cerrada con asesores legales sobre la demanda pendiente Believe in Chico v. City of Chico (Caso No. 25CV01135) y una discusión de sesión cerrada sobre la contratación de un nuevo administrador municipal. No hay decisiones públicas ni otros puntos en la agenda.

• Conferencia de sesión cerrada con asesores legales sobre litigio existente: Believe in Chico v. City of Chico (BCSC Caso No. 25CV01135)
• Sesión cerrada sobre empleo público: Contratación de Administrador Municipal

Planning Commission

5/5/26 Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal considerará resoluciones para declarar una propiedad propiedad de la ciudad en 1550 Marauder Street como terreno excedente exento y autorizar su venta a California Water Service. Otros puntos incluyen audiencias públicas sobre la eliminación de molestias, vacantes laborales y enmiendas al programa de tarifas con aumentos por costo de vida en las tarifas de impacto de desarrollo. La agenda regular presenta una reconsideración de un ajuste de tarifas de alcantarillado de cinco años, la confirmación de un nuevo director adjunto con un salario anual de $145,000 y discusiones sobre un programa compartido de micromovilidad y un piloto de estacionamiento gratuito en el centro.

• Venta de 1550 Marauder Street a California Water Service (APN 047-560-137)
• Confirmación de Jacques Vos como Deputy Director - Operations & Maintenance con un salario de $145,000 al año
• Reconsideración del ajuste de tarifas del estudio de la empresa de alcantarillado (la Opción 1 fue seleccionada previamente 4-3)
• Enmienda al Programa de Tarifas de la Ciudad que incluye aumentos por costo de vida en las Development Impact Fees
• Discusión del plan de implementación del programa compartido de micromovilidad

Bidwell Park and Playground Commission

La Bidwell Park and Playground Commission considerará una solicitud del Chico Area Recreation District (CARD) para permitir el servicio y consumo de alcohol en el Chico Creek Nature Center, lo cual requeriría un cambio en el código de la ciudad. La comisión podría recomendar el cambio al City Council. También se realizará una presentación sobre la carga de combustible en Middle Bidwell Park solo para fines informativos.

• Consideración de la solicitud de CARD para permitir alcohol en el Chico Creek Nature Center bajo la Ordenanza 2587
• Presentación sobre la carga de combustible y la evaluación de árboles peligrosos en Middle Bidwell Park por estudiantes de CSU, Chico
• Aprobación del borrador de las actas de la reunión del 30 de marzo de 2026
• Informes de la Parks Division y la Street Tree Division (verbales)
• Periodo de comentarios públicos para temas que no estén en la agenda

The Bidwell Park and Playground Commission approved the consent agenda, including prior meeting minutes, and heard a presentation on fuel loading in Middle Park. The Commission also voted to recommend that the City Council allow alcohol service and consumption at the Chico Creek Nature Center during rentals and community events.

• Approved Consent Agenda including 3/30/26 draft meeting minutes (6-0)
• Recommended CARD's proposal to allow alcohol service at Chico Creek Nature Center to the City Council (6-0)

4/21/26 Council Meeting

El Ayuntamiento celebrará una audiencia pública sobre el borrador del Plan de Acción Anual 2026-2027 de HUD para fondos CDBG y HOME. Entre los elementos regulares del orden del día, el consejo discutirá y podría adoptar una de tres alternativas para las mejoras de bicicletas y peatones del Proyecto de Renovación del Centro. Otros elementos incluyen la reconsideración de un aumento de tarifas de alcantarillado de cinco años aprobado anteriormente, la designación de tres árboles patrimoniales y la confirmación de un director adjunto.

• Audiencia pública sobre el Plan de Acción Anual 2026-2027 de HUD para fondos CDBG y HOME
• Discusión y posible adopción de alternativas para la ciclovía/acera del centro (Main St, Broadway, Wall/Flume)
• Reconsideración del ajuste de tarifas de alcantarillado de cinco años aprobado el 3/17/26
• Designación de tres árboles patrimoniales: magnolia del sur en 525 Esplanade, olmo americano en 488 E 3rd St, roble del valle en 2090 Amanda Way
• Confirmación de Jacques Vos como Director Adjunto de Operaciones y Mantenimiento de Obras Públicas con un salario anual de $145,000

The Council approved the consent agenda, including resolutions for weed abatement, property acquisition, and redevelopment agency property transfers. They also accepted the draft 2026-2027 HUD Annual Action Plan and directed staff to schedule a final public hearing for May 19, 2026.

• Approved Consent Agenda (6-0)
• Adopted weed abatement resolution (6-0)
• Authorized property acquisition for North Esplanade (6-0)
• Approved transfer of four redevelopment properties to City (6-0)
• Accepted draft 2026-2027 HUD Annual Action Plan (6-0)
• Directed staff to schedule final HUD hearing for May 19, 2026 (6-0)
• Directed staff to request Oroville representatives to present on electric utility (6-0)
• Directed staff to present on feasibility of indoor/outdoor cannabis cultivation (5-2)

4/7/26 Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal de Chico considerará asignar $651,376 de los fondos del acuerdo de opioides para complementar la subvención del Proyecto de Tratamiento de Trastornos por Consumo de Sustancias del Jesus Center. También analizarán y podrían adoptar una de tres alternativas para las mejoras de las ciclovías del centro, opciones para reparar o eliminar la fuente de City Plaza y un posible programa de parklets. Las discusiones adicionales incluyen regulaciones sobre el cannabis comercial y propuestas de energía pública en Oroville.

• Financiamiento del Centro de Tratamiento Jesus Center: $651,376 de los fondos del acuerdo de opioides
• Proyecto de Revitalización del Centro: elegir entre ciclovías protegidas de un solo sentido en Main St y Broadway, ciclovía de dos sentidos en Main con aceras ensanchadas en Broadway, o mejoras en las calles Wall y Flume
• Reparación de la fuente de la Plaza: opciones para reparar 19 unidades, rediseñar con una superficie más plana o abandonar la fuente
• Análisis y discusión del programa de parklets para su posible implementación
• Solicitudes de los miembros del Concejo: discusión sobre la energía pública en Oroville y regulaciones de cannabis comercial