San Jose City Council to discuss Cottle Road rezoning, airport fees, and $1M waste settlement

The San Jose City Council on June 23 will consider several items including a rezoning request for a parcel on Cottle Road, new landing fees at Mineta International Airport, and a $1 million legal settlement with California Waste Solutions. The meeting agenda was published but minutes have not yet been released.

Rezoning along Cottle Road

The council will review a proposal to rezone 15 Cottle Road from IP Industrial Park to LI Light Industrial. If approved, the change would allow different types of industrial uses on the property. The item is part of the consent calendar.

Airport fee changes

Two airport-related items are on the agenda. The council will consider an amendment to the concession agreement with PRI-San José, LLC, which operates at Mineta San José International Airport. Additionally, the council will discuss establishing new general aviation landing fees at the airport. The precise fee amounts were not specified in the agenda summary.

$1 million legal settlement

The council will vote on a proposed $1,000,000 settlement in the case *California Waste Solutions, Inc. v. City of San Jose*. The payment would resolve the litigation without a court judgment. No further details about the dispute were provided in the agenda.

Energy costs and other business

The council will also consider paying up to $650,000 to California Community Power for operating costs. California Community Power is a joint powers agency that coordinates energy procurement for local governments. Other consent calendar items include approval of committee minutes and routine rezoning matters.

Because the meeting has already occurred but minutes have not been published, it is not yet known which items were approved, amended, or withdrawn. The official record will be available once the city publishes the meeting minutes.

Coming up

As of July 5, no City Council or other city government meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days. Residents should check the city's meeting calendar for future updates.

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