San Bruno public meetings in 2024

Culture & Arts Commission

The Culture & Arts Commission meeting scheduled for December 19, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for January 16, 2025.

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The regularly scheduled Emergency Preparedness Committee meeting for December 19, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 16, 2025, at 6:30 p.m.

• Meeting of December 19, 2024, cancelled; next meeting January 16, 2025

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks & Recreation Commission's regularly scheduled meeting for December 18, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 15, 2025.

• Meeting of December 18, 2024, cancelled; next meeting on January 15, 2025

Senior Advisory Board

The Senior Advisory Board's December 17, 2024 meeting has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 21, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. at the San Bruno Senior Center or via Zoom.

• Meeting of December 17, 2024 cancelled
• Next meeting: January 21, 2025 at 9:00 a.m.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering an amendment to the Municipal Code to allow housing projects on the City's Sites Inventory to defer impact fees until final inspection or certificate of occupancy. The body will also discuss long-range planning initiatives and commission bylaws.

• Proposed amendment to Municipal Code Section 12.260.050 regarding deferred impact fees
• Discussion on 5-year long range planning initiatives
• Review of Planning Commission bylaws
• Nominations for 2025 Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of 2025 meeting calendar

The San Bruno Planning Commission unanimously recommended City Council approval of amendments to Title 12 (Zoning) to implement Housing Element Program 10b on deferred impact fees. The commission also unanimously recommended approval of the 5-year long range planning initiatives and revisions to its bylaws, including a change that commissioners notify staff (not the chair) of absences. Additionally, the commission elected Auros Harman as Chair and Thomas Kuhn as Vice Chair for 2025. No public comments were made on any agenda item.

• Recommended approval of Title 12 amendments for deferred impact fees (7-0)
• Recommended approval of 5-year long range planning initiatives (7-0)
• Recommended approval of bylaw revisions, including absence notification to staff (7-0)
• Elected Auros Harman as Planning Commission Chair for 2025 (7-0)
• Elected Thomas Kuhn as Planning Commission Vice Chair for 2025 (7-0)

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled December 17, 2024 Planning Commission meeting has been cancelled. A special meeting will be held on the same day at City Hall. The agenda does not list any specific items for discussion or decision.

Crime Prevention Committee

The regularly scheduled meeting of the Crime Prevention Committee for December 12, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for January 9, 2025.

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will consider certifying the November 5, 2024 election results, administering oaths to re-elected councilmembers and the mayor, and appointing a vice mayor. They will also vote on a consent calendar that includes awarding a $918,967 construction contract for the Acappella Well Project (Commodore Park Well Replacement) Phase I, with a total project budget of $1,310,000. Other items include approving the 2025 meeting calendar, releasing $60,498.35 in construction retention for the Centennial Plaza Improvement Project, approving a third amendment to City Manager Alex D. McIntyre's employment agreement, and discussing whether to create an ad hoc subcommittee on the paid parking program.

• Award construction contract to Roadrunner Drilling & Pump Company for Acappella Well Project (Commodore Park Well Replacement) Phase I: $918,967, with $138,000 contingency and $1,310,000 total budget
• Release $60,498.35 in construction retention for completed Centennial Plaza Improvement Project
• Approve third amendment to employment agreement between City and City Manager Alex D. McIntyre
• Certify results of November 5, 2024 general municipal election and administer oath of office to re-elected Councilmembers Hamilton, Salazar, and Mayor Medina
• Discuss whether to agendize creation of an ad hoc subcommittee to improve the Paid Parking Program

The San Bruno City Council approved the consent calendar (excluding one item), declared the results of the November 5, 2024 municipal election, administered oaths to re-elected members, and appointed a vice mayor for 2025. The consent calendar included approvals for minutes, payments, reports, and several resolutions, including a well project contract. One item (employment agreement amendment) was approved with a split vote.

• Approved consent calendar items a-m (unanimous)
• Approved third amendment to employment agreement with City Manager (4-1, M. Medina no)
• Declared results of November 5, 2024 General Municipal Election (unanimous)
• Administered oaths to re-elected Councilmember Hamilton, Vice Mayor Salazar, and Mayor Medina
• Appointed Councilmember M. Medina as Vice Mayor for 2025
• Approved Acappella Well Project Phase I design and contract up to $918,967 (part of consent calendar)
• Approved 2025 City Council meeting calendar, cancelling August 12, October 28, November 12, 2025 meetings and adding November 4, 2025 (part of consent calendar)
• Accepted completion of Centennial Plaza Improvement Project and authorized release of $60,498.35 retention (part of consent calendar)

City Council

The San Bruno City Council agenda for December 10, 2024, consists solely of a public comment submission. Jeremy Sarnecky submitted a lengthy document titled 'It Does Rain in the Desert, After All' discussing climate change science and policy. No other items are listed for discussion or decision.

• Public comment submitted by Jeremy Sarnecky on climate change (no action items listed)

City Council

The City Council will adopt a resolution declaring the results of the November 5, 2024 general municipal election. The election includes the approval of Measure Q, authorizing $102 million in general obligation bonds for municipal infrastructure improvements.

• Rico E. Medina elected as Mayor; Tom Hamilton elected for District 2; Michael Salazar elected for District 3
• Measure Q approved by voters, authorizing $102,000,000 in bonds for storm drains, streets, and fire station upgrades
• Bonds will be funded by a tax rate of 3¢ per $100 of assessed value, initially generating $3,300,000 annually

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Board will decide on awarding a $3.4 million strategic grant for Phase 1 of the Crestmoor Fields athletic fields project, along with $300,000 in community grants and up to $109,000 for the San Bruno-Narita Sister City program. The board also will consider routine consent items including an office lease extension not to exceed $77,415 and the election of 2025 officers.

• Strategic grant of up to $3,400,000 for Crestmoor Fields Project Phase 1 to the City of San Bruno
• Community grants totaling $300,000 for 2024-2025
• Strategic grants up to $109,000 for San Bruno-Narita Sister City Program and San Bruno Education Foundation
• Office lease extension for five years not to exceed $77,415
• Resolution canceling the January 1, 2025 regular board meeting

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The Traffic Safety and Parking Committee will consider three traffic calming measures for Crestmoor Drive between Kingston Avenue and Trenton Drive: electronic radar signs, asphalt speed humps, and installing edgelines. Staff recommends the committee concur with placing these options on a postcard survey for resident vote. The committee will also approve the 2025 meeting calendar and elect officers.

• Selection of traffic calming tools for 2200-2450 Crestmoor Drive based on speed survey data showing 85th percentile speeds 26-30 mph
• Electronic radar signs estimated at $40,000 to $60,000 for two signs
• Asphalt speed humps at about $20,000 each, with three proposed
• Installing edgelines estimated at $20,000 to $25,000 for the segment
• Approval of 2025 meeting calendar and election of 2025 officers

City Council

The City Council will meet to approve routine consent calendar items, including accounts payable and previous meeting minutes. The body will also hold a closed session to discuss labor negotiations regarding the City Manager.

• Approval of accounts payable totaling $320,913.67
• Closed session conference with labor negotiations for the City Manager
• Approval of draft special meeting minutes from November 7 and November 12, 2024

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a payment of $67,000 to the San Mateo County Department of Emergency Management. This expenditure relates to the FY24-25 JPA agreement for countywide emergency services, hazardous materials, and state mandated planning services.

• Payment of $67k to San Mateo County Department of Emergency Management for FY24-25 JPA agreement

City Council

At this special meeting, the City Council will decide on a side letter agreement with the Teamsters Local 856 Miscellaneous Bargaining Unit that extends their contract through December 2025, provides a 4.5% wage increase, and pilots a winter office closure. A similar agreement with the Mid-Management Bargaining Unit (Teamsters Local 350) is also on the consent calendar. Both items are routine and expected to be approved by one motion.

• Resolution approving side letter with Teamsters Local 856: 4.5% wage increase effective January 2025, one-year extension to Dec 2025
• Pilot winter office closure between Christmas and New Year: 10 hours straight time pay per employee ($62,500 estimated cost)
• Total estimated cost of Teamsters Local 856 agreement: $491,500 (including $409,000 for pay increase)
• Resolution approving side letter with Teamsters Local 350 (Mid-Management Bargaining Unit) – added via agenda amendment on 11/25/2024
• Meeting held at San Bruno Recreation & Aquatic Center, 251 City Park Way

Culture & Arts Commission

The commission will consider adopting revised bylaws that change its meeting schedule from monthly to quarterly (January, April, July, October) due to persistent quorum issues. Other items include discussion of a sculpture theme for Posy Park, review of ad-hoc committees, and receipt of reports on the annual report, Movies-in-the-Park, and other programs. The December meeting is proposed for cancellation.

• Consider adoption of revised bylaws changing meetings to quarterly schedule
• Discussion of Posy Park sculpture theme and scope-of-work
• Receive 2024 Movies-in-the-Park report
• Receive Chair's report on 2023/2024 annual report to City Council
• Feasibility discussion of Art on Loan Program for Recreation and Aquatic Center

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The Emergency Preparedness Committee will hold a routine meeting with no major decisions or public hearings. The main action is receiving nominations for Chair and Vice Chair. Staff and subcommittees will provide updates on police, fire, CERT, Radio Club, and Red Cross activities.

• Receive nominations for Chair and Vice Chair
• Police and Fire department updates from staff
• Monthly updates from Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross subcommittees
• Approval of minutes from October 17, 2024

Parks & Recreation Commission

The San Bruno Parks and Recreation Commission is receiving a presentation on the San Bruno Park Assessment, which inventories the city's 19 parks and open spaces totaling 109.9 acres. The assessment evaluates park conditions, demographics, and site capacity to inform future short-term capital projects. No decisions are being made at this meeting; it is an informational update as part of a broader planning process.

• Inventory of 19 parks including City Park (28.9 acres) and Crestmoor Canyon Open Space (76.4 acres)
• Asset condition assessment: 30% of site assets rated 'poor' (score 4) and 4% 'non-functional' (score 5)
• City Park has 60 assessed assets, the most of any park
• Demographic and socioeconomic analysis presented for park planning
• Next steps include developing a priority project list with cost estimates by spring 2025

Parks & Recreation Commission

The commission will discuss adopting revised bylaws that change meeting location, cancellation authority, and attendance requirements. They will also consider staff recommendation to cancel the December 18, 2024 meeting due to lack of business, and review the advertisement for the 2025 Community Recognition Award for volunteers.

• Consider recommendation of revised commission bylaws for Council approval (meeting location change to Recreation and Aquatic Center, attendance rules, cancellation authority)
• Staff recommendation to cancel December 18, 2024 commission meeting
• Review advertisement for 2025 Community Recognition Award – nominations due by February 28, 2025
• Acceptance of minutes from October 16, 2024 meeting

San Bruno Community Foundation

The Investment Committee will receive and discuss an investment outlook and portfolio performance report from Sand Hill Global Advisors. They will also discuss and provide direction on future cash flow strategies related to funding the Recreation and Aquatic Center project. The meeting includes public comment and approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Receive report from Sand Hill Global Advisors on investment outlook and SBCF portfolio performance
• Discuss and provide direction on cash flow strategies for the Recreation and Aquatic Center project
• Approve minutes of the August 21, 2024, regular Investment Committee meeting

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for November 19, 2024, has been cancelled. A Special Joint Meeting of the Planning Commission and City Council will be held instead.

Senior Advisory Board

The Senior Advisory Board will vote on canceling its December 17 meeting and accepting a date for the Volunteer Appreciation Event. Board members will also receive monthly class attendance, nutrition site reports, and front desk sign-in data for October 2024, along with updates on restrooms, funding requests, and senior center memberships.

• Staff recommends canceling the December 17, 2024 Senior Advisory Board meeting
• Volunteer Appreciation Event proposed for Saturday, January 25, 2025 at the Senior Center
• Receive and file October 2024 class attendance (e.g., BINGO: 277 Monday, Zumba Gold: 189 Tuesday) and nutrition site report (2,229 total meals, $66 guest fees)
• Update on restroom and facility improvements, including architect work with the county
• Discussion of Nutrition Program donations and new December 1 deadline for program exceptions

City Council

The City Council holds a special meeting to discuss an emergency repair project replacing corrugated metal pipe with high-density polyethylene pipe. Responses to council questions detail the pipe diameter (24 inches), depth (up to 5 feet), and additional length (65 feet). The original contract bid items are available for review at the Public Works counter.

• Emergency repair of 24-inch corrugated metal pipe replacement with HDPE pipe
• Additional 65 feet of HDPE pipe to be installed
• Original contract bid items available at Public Works counter

City Council

The City Council and Planning Commission are holding a joint study session to discuss the Tanforan rezoning and development proposal, which includes up to 3.5 million square feet of life science, residential, and retail space. They will also receive presentations on the Climate Action Plan, Safety Element, Community Based Transportation Plan, and other long-range planning items. No formal votes are scheduled; the session is for feedback and discussion.

• Tanforan rezoning study session: proposed 3.5M sq ft total, including 1.0M sq ft residential (1,000 units), up to 2.0M sq ft life science, and 330,000 sq ft retail
• Presentation on the Climate Action Plan (CAP) goal setting and timeline through 2026
• Presentation on the Safety Element update
• Presentation on the Community Based Transportation Plan (CBTP)
• Study session on MTC Transit-Oriented Communities (TOC) Policy

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will hold a joint study session with the Planning Commission on an update to the Five-Year Long-Range Planning Strategy, which includes the Tanforan rezoning and development proposal. The council will also consider ratifying an emergency declaration to replace a damaged storm drainpipe at the Winter Storm Hazard Mitigation Project near Cunningham Way, waiving competitive bidding and increasing the project contingency by $120,000.

• Joint study session on Five-Year Long-Range Planning Strategy including Tanforan rezoning and development proposal
• Ratification of emergency replacement of storm drainpipe at Water Tank 1 by Cunningham Way
• Waiving competitive bidding requirements due to emergency per Public Contract Code and Municipal Code
• Increasing project contingency by $120,000 for emergency work
• Council to determine by four-fifths vote whether emergency action should continue

City Council

This is a special joint meeting of the San Bruno City Council and Planning Commission. The agenda consists only of public comment. Submitted comments urge the city to include the school district and education foundation as beneficiaries of community benefits packages during developer negotiations, particularly for the Tanforan redevelopment.

• Public comments call for agendizing a discussion on including public schools in community benefits negotiations with developers
• Comments reference the Tanforan redevelopment and suggest a free shuttle between downtown, Tanforan, and Bayhill
• Comments note that neighboring cities like San Carlos and Belmont include education foundations in developer negotiations

Crime Prevention Committee

The Crime Prevention Committee is meeting to review staff reports and coordinate Neighborhood Watch activities. The body will discuss PSA planning, National Night Out 2025 venues, and committee outreach fundraising.

• SMC Alert follow-up and action discussion
• PSA script planning with CityNet
• National Night Out 2025 venue planning
• Proposed event fundraising for CPC outreach
• Police Day 2025 scheduled for May 17th

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee will receive a presentation from the Transportation Authority on the US 101 San Mateo County Crossing Improvements Plan (Phase 1). Staff will also provide updates on the SFO Bay Trail Gap Study, Southline bike/pedestrian improvements, and the Grand Boulevard Initiative relaunch. The committee will approve minutes from May 8, 2024, and hear sub-committee updates on events and safety outreach.

• Receive Transportation Authority presentation on US 101 San Mateo County Crossing Improvements Plan (Phase 1)
• Update on SFO Bay Trail Gap Study
• Update on Southline and citywide bike/pedestrian improvements
• Grand Boulevard Initiative relaunch
• C/CAG project on El Camino Real

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a resolution to authorize up to $160 million in California Municipal Finance Authority bonds to finance a 341-unit multifamily rental project at 840 San Bruno Avenue. The consent calendar includes routine items such as approving meeting minutes, accounts payable, payroll, and investment reports, as well as resolutions waiving fees for a community holiday party road closure on Glen Avenue, ratifying a $164,137 grant for the Senior Nutrition Program, authorizing an SMS messaging agreement with Versaterm Public Safety, and updating investment portfolio guidelines. The council will also receive annual updates from the Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee and the Planning Commission.

• Public hearing on $160,000,000 bond issuance for 341 multi-family units at 840 San Bruno Avenue
• Ratify $164,137 Senior Nutrition Program grant from San Mateo County for FY 2024-25
• Waive encroachment fees and appropriate $765.71 for a holiday party road closure on Glen Avenue on Dec 8
• Authorize agreement with Versaterm Public Safety US, Inc for SPIDR automated SMS messaging services
• Receive annual updates from Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee and Planning Commission

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will hold a Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act (TEFRA) hearing for a public benefit determination regarding tax-exempt bond financing for a substantial housing project at 840 San Bruno Avenue West. The council has received a letter from Carpenters Local 217 raising concerns about the project's lack of public benefit to local workers and urging the council to exercise its discretion.

• TEFRA hearing for bond financing for housing project at 840 San Bruno Avenue W
• Letter from Carpenters Local 217 raising public benefit concerns
• Council may vote on approval of bond issuance

City Council

The San Bruno City Council is holding a special meeting solely to receive public comment on the city's new parking meter program in the downtown area. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is limited to listening to resident feedback. Submitted emails express concerns about meter hours (enforcement until 8 PM, no free Sundays or holidays), payment reliability, and negative impacts on local businesses.

• Residents request parking meter enforcement end at 6 PM and free parking on Sundays and holidays, citing neighboring cities like Burlingame and Millbrae
• Complaints about malfunctioning card readers and coin slots on San Mateo Avenue meters
• Concern that meters discourage shoppers and hurt downtown businesses
• Requests for shorter minimum payment increments (e.g., 15 minutes) and longer maximum parking times

City Council

The City Council will receive an update on the paid parking program launched in April 2024 and conduct a study session to discuss potential adjustments. The agenda includes a staff report covering the history of parking scarcity in downtown San Bruno, previous studies (Transit Corridors Plan, Downtown Parking Management Plan), and the program's goal of achieving 85% occupancy.

• Receive update on paid parking program launched April 2024 in downtown San Bruno
• Discuss potential adjustments to parking rates, enforcement hours, or zone boundaries
• Background references Transit Corridors Plan (2013) and Downtown Parking Management Plan (2019) recommending paid parking
• Goal of 85% occupancy target for on-street parking based on industry standard by Donald Shoup
• Community complaints about parking scarcity and double parking on San Mateo Avenue cited as reasons for program

City Council

The City Council discusses ongoing technical issues with parking kiosks and agrees not to raise rates until kiosk uptime meets expectations. Staff will collect more data before any changes. Other items include exploring short-term green parking zones, better mobile payment options, and a $15K contract listed in consent items.

• Staff recommends additional data collection on kiosk performance before any rate increase
• Council member proposes 24-minute paid green zones; staff will assess feasibility and consumer confusion
• No auto-renewal option for monthly business permits under current system; staff looking into alternatives
• Staff actively exploring improved mobile pay options to replace the current mobile website
• Item 6h: $15K contract noted as below council approval threshold; dollar amount to be listed in title and staff report

City Council

The San Bruno City Council is scheduled to hold a Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act (TEFRA) hearing connected to financing for a housing project at 840 San Bruno Avenue W. Public comments have been submitted by the Carpenters Local 217 union questioning the project's public benefit, and by a resident expressing concerns about downtown paid parking policies.

• TEFRA hearing for housing project at 840 San Bruno Avenue W
• Public comment from Carpenters Local 217 regarding lack of discernable public benefit to local workers
• Public comment from resident regarding paid parking issues (meters after 6pm, Sundays free, El Camino parking, kiosk confusion)

City Council

The City Council is conducting a study session to review the effectiveness and financial status of the Paid Parking and Enhanced Citywide Parking Enforcement Program. Staff reported that parking occupancy on San Mateo Avenue is hovering around the 85% target goal. The council is discussing potential program adjustments and the long-term fiscal deficit of the Parking Enterprise Fund.

• Report of a projected $1.76 million cumulative deficit by June 30, 2030
• Discussion of 159 business parking permits issued at a 100% discount rate
• Proposed amendment to the ordinance to exempt all City holidays from paid parking
• Evaluation of moving program management from the Police Department to Public Works or the City Manager’s Office
• Review of transaction data showing 85.14% of payments are via credit card

City Council

The City Council is convening a special meeting to hold a closed session. The session consists of a conference with labor negotiators.

• Closed session conference with labor negotiators including Teamsters Local 856 (Miscellaneous, Police, Fire, and Public Safety Mid-Management units), Teamsters Local 350 (Mid-Management unit), and San Bruno Management Employees Association

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

This meeting has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for December 4, 2024. No items were discussed or decided.

San Bruno Community Foundation

The Board of Directors will review audited financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2024, and discuss tax returns. The body will also address the Crestmoor Fields Project and elect officers for the 2025 term.

• Approval of audited financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2024
• Creation and appointment of an Ad Hoc Committee on Crestmoor Fields Project
• Election of 2025 President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer
• Review of August and September 2024 financial statements
• Discussion of Request for Proposals for audit and tax preparation services

City Council

The City Council is reviewing annual reports from the Culture & Arts Commission, the Traffic Safety and Parking Committee, and the Revenue Measure Oversight Committee. Additionally, the Council is considering a recommended action to approve contracts and funding for the City Fleet EV Infrastructure Development and Implementation Project.

• Proposed approval of contracts and grant funding for City Fleet EV Infrastructure, with cost analysis up to $1.3M
• Traffic Safety and Parking Committee report on completed speed humps on Cedar Avenue and ongoing construction on Glenview Drive and Hawthorne Avenue
• Traffic Safety and Parking Committee report on completed no-stopping zone on Angus Ave West and no-parking zone on El Camino Real at Santa Lucia Avenue
• Culture & Arts Commission 2024-2025 goals including establishing a Mural Program and reviving Shakespeare-in-the-Park
• Revenue Measure Oversight Committee 2024 Annual Report

City Council

The City Council will discuss approving contracts and funding for the City Fleet EV Infrastructure Development and Implementation Project. The body will also consider a contract for the City Hall roof replacement and various administrative updates.

• City Fleet EV Infrastructure project funding of $745,706.67 and $91,000
• City Hall Roof Replacement Project contract with American Foam Experts not to exceed $535,418
• Road closure on Park Avenue for Halloween Community Event on October 31, 2024
• Field Use Agreements with San Bruno Lowen ’86 and AYSO 249 Soccer Clubs
• Update to the City of San Bruno Employee Hourly Pay Schedule 2024

San Bruno Community Foundation

The Audit Committee will receive a report from Novogradac & Company LLP on the Foundation's audited financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2024, and consider a resolution to accept them. The Committee will also review a draft Request for Proposals for audit and tax preparation services and provide direction on next steps in the auditor selection process, which is required every five years under the Foundation's Fiscal Policies and Procedures.

• Receive report from Novogradac & Company LLP on audited FY2024 financial statements
• Consider resolution to accept audited financial statements for year ended June 30, 2024
• Review draft Request for Proposals for audit and tax preparation services
• Provide direction to Executive Director on auditor selection process timeline
• Approve minutes of October 16, 2023, special meeting

Culture & Arts Commission

The regularly scheduled Culture & Arts Commission meeting for October 17, 2024 was cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for November 21, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. For more information, contact Tim Wallace.

• Meeting cancelled; no items considered

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The Emergency Preparedness Committee will hold a regular meeting. Items include receiving nominations for chair and vice chair, introducing a new committee member, and discussing upcoming events such as the Red Cross Sound the Alarm event on October 26. Staff will provide police and fire updates, and subcommittees will report on radio club, CERT, and Red Cross activities.

• Receive nominations for Chair and Vice Chair
• Introduce new committee member effective November 21, 2024
• Red Cross Sound the Alarm event on October 26
• Police update from staff
• Fire update from staff

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Commission will discuss updating its bylaws for the first time since 2015 to improve governance and change the meeting location. The body will also address soccer and lighting use at Monte Verde Park and receive project and program updates.

• Proposed adoption of revised Commission Bylaws
• Discussion on soccer and lighting use at Monte Verde Park
• Proposed change of meeting location to the San Bruno Recreation and Aquatic Center
• Park Project Update
• Recreation Program Quarterly Update

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for October 15, 2024, has been cancelled. A Special Meeting will be held instead on the same date at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to Title 12 (Zoning) to implement Housing Element Program 11, bringing local regulations into compliance with state law. The commission will also consider a resolution confirming General Plan conformance for the sale of city-owned property at 618 San Mateo Avenue. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public comment periods.

• Public hearing on amendments to Title 12, Article III (Zoning) to update definitions, parking, reasonable accommodation, density bonus, and accessory dwelling unit (ADU) rules for state law consistency
• Consideration of Resolution confirming conformance with General Plan for disposition (sale) of property at 618 San Mateo Avenue (APN 020-131-240)
• Approval of meeting minutes from September 17, 2024
• Public comments on items not on the agenda (3 minutes per speaker)

Senior Advisory Board

The Senior Advisory Board will review September 2024 attendance and nutrition data. Members will discuss a volunteer appreciation event for January 2025 and provide recommendations for utilizing a $228,064 Trust Fund and a San Bruno Community Foundation grant.

• Recommendations for spending from the $228,064 Trust Fund
• Planning for a January 2025 Volunteer Appreciation Event
• Updates on restrooms and facility improvements
• Bocce court improvement update
• Review of September 2024 nutrition site report and class attendance

Crime Prevention Committee

The Crime Prevention Committee will discuss follow-up items including the SMC Alert presentation, a proposed Police Liaison change for 2025, the Annual Report to council, PSA script planning, and a bylaw amendment (CCPC Bylaw 5.8). The committee will also address Neighborhood Watch updates, National Night Out 2025 venues, outreach events, and the secretary volunteer schedule. No votes or decisions are indicated on this agenda.

• Police Liaison change for 2025
• CCPC Bylaw 5.8 discussion
• SMC Alert Presentation
• Annual Report presentation to council review
• National Night Out 2025 venues

City Council

The City Council will vote on accepting a $2.25 million grant from the San Bruno Community Foundation for the Recreation & Aquatic Center ramp-up, including authorizing $1 million in expenditures this fiscal year. They will also consider additional funding for the Posy Park Improvement Project and the purchase of budget development software. A presentation on the paid parking program and appointments to commissions and committees are also on the agenda.

• Accept $2.25M grant from San Bruno Community Foundation for RAC Ramp Up; authorize $1M expenditure in FY 2024-25
• Approve $135,000 from Community Facilities Impact Fee Fund and $125,000 from Public Art Fund for Posy Park Improvement Project
• Authorize $92,565 over three fiscal years plus $20,000 one-time implementation for budget development software
• Presentation on Paid Parking Program
• Reappoint members and fill vacancies on Culture & Arts Commission, Emergency Preparedness Committee, Parks & Recreation Commission, and Revenue Measure Oversight Committee

City Council

The City Council will receive an informational update on the paid parking program, including on-street and off-street rates, kiosk functionality issues, and the citation dispute process. No votes or decisions are expected; the presentation covers current operations and next steps for repairs and improvements.

• On-street parking: $1.50/hour or $0.75 for 20 minutes, 8am-8pm daily, 2-hour limit
• Off-street lots: $1 for 2 hours, $2 for 5 hours, $3 for 10 hours, 8am-6pm daily; permits available for employees and business owners
• 14 of 83 kiosks have varying functionality issues; city monitoring and working on repairs
• Citation disputes go to police department traffic sergeant, who reviews kiosk data
• Next steps: repair vandalized kiosks, improve performance, consider repositioning meters for solar access or direct electrical connection

City Council

The City Council will meet for a special session to discuss legal litigation and labor negotiations. No public items are listed for decision or discussion.

• Closed session regarding Troy Fry v. City of San Bruno (Case Nos. ADJ12176945 and ADJ18432835)
• Closed session with labor negotiators for Teamsters Local 856, Teamsters Local 350, and San Bruno Management Employees Association

City Council

This special meeting is dedicated to conducting interviews to fill vacancies on various commissions, boards, and committees. No other business items are scheduled. The next regular meeting is on October 8, 2024.

• Conduct interviews to fill vacancies on commissions, boards, and committees

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The Traffic Safety and Parking Committee is reviewing conceptual designs for speed humps on Hawthorne Avenue. The body is also discussing potential traffic calming tools for College Drive to determine which options will be presented to residents for a vote.

• Proposed installation of three asphalt speed humps on Hawthorne Avenue (Jenevein Avenue to Niles Avenue) for an estimated $30,000
• Discussion of College Drive traffic calming options: electronic speed radar signs ($20,000-$30,000), asphalt speed humps ($20,000 each), or lane restriping ($5,000-$10,000)
• Proposed resident survey for College Drive traffic calming options

San Bruno Community Foundation

The regularly scheduled meeting of the San Bruno Community Foundation Board of Directors for October 2, 2024, has been canceled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for November 6, 2024, at the San Bruno Senior Center.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposal to convert a vacant lot at 160 El Camino Real into a temporary parking lot for Embarc San Bruno's cannabis retail store at 120 El Camino Real. Staff recommends approving the Architectural Review Permit and Use Permit with conditions, including a security plan and site maintenance. The Community Development Director is the final decision-maker, with a 10-day appeal period.

• Eight parking spaces at 60-degree angles, including one van-accessible stall on 0.22-acre lot at 160 El Camino Real
• Temporary parking lot to serve Embarc San Bruno cannabis retail store located 205 feet away
• Lot will feature 4,743 sq ft asphalt and 5,132 sq ft permeable material with bollards and planters
• Findings and 22 conditions of approval recommended by staff to mitigate neighborhood impacts
• Project categorically exempt from CEQA under Class 11 (small parking lots)

Community Development Director Hearings

The Community Development Director will hold a public hearing to consider an Architectural Review Permit and Use Permit for a temporary parking lot at 160 El Camino Real. The applicant, Dustin Moore and Sierra Meadows Resort Inc., proposes converting a vacant lot into an eight-space lot for Embarc San Bruno. Staff recommends approval, citing compliance with city standards and a categorical CEQA exemption.

• Architectural Review Permit AR24-010 and Use Permit UP24-010 for a temporary parking lot at 160 El Camino Real
• Lot will have eight angled parking spaces including one van-accessible stall, on a 0.22-acre vacant lot
• Project is categorically exempt from CEQA under Class 11 (Section §15311) for small parking lots
• Parking lot will serve Embarc San Bruno cannabis retail store located 205 feet away at 120 El Camino Real
• Conditions include security plan, site maintenance, and closure outside business hours

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will consider approving a $5,441,764.13 street rehabilitation contract with McKim Corporation, along with a total project budget of $7,580,000. They will also consider a $1,343,506 construction contract for the Florida Park Project. The consent calendar includes zoning ordinance amendments, responses to grand jury reports, and routine approvals.

• Street Rehabilitation Project: contract with McKim Corporation not to exceed $5,441,764.13, plus $820,000 contingency, total budget $7,580,000
• Florida Park Project: contract with Suarez and Munoz Construction Inc. not to exceed $1,343,506, plus $201,500 contingency
• Zoning ordinance amendments to Article III (Zoning) for modifications, temporary use permits, and architectural review
• Response letters to San Mateo County Civil Grand Jury reports on restaurant exteriors and compost compliance
• Extraordinary Service Award: naming stage at Centennial Plaza after Harry Costa (posthumously) and placing plaque for Mike Palmer near Diamond 1 in City Park

City Council

The City Council will hear a presentation on the Crime Prevention Committee's 2024 annual report and consider adopting a resolution to award Extraordinary Service Awards to Harry Costa (posthumously, with stage naming at Centennial Plaza) and Mike Palmer (plaque at Diamond 1 in City Park). The council may also decide to not approve the awards or change plaque locations.

• Resolution to name the stage at Centennial Plaza after Harry Costa and place a plaque at Diamond 1 in City Park for Mike Palmer
• Crime Prevention Committee 2024 annual report covering Neighborhood Watch, Chat with the Chief, National Night Out, Coffee with a Cop
• Goals to expand Neighborhood Watch groups citywide and collaborate with other committees
• Next steps include fabricating plaques and holding dedication ceremonies if approved

Culture & Arts Commission

The regularly scheduled Culture & Arts Commission meetings for August 15 and September 19, 2024, were cancelled because a quorum could not be reached. No decisions or discussions occurred. The next meeting is scheduled for October 17, 2024.

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The committee will meet to discuss its annual report and the Fire Department Open House on October 12. The meeting includes updates from the police, fire department, Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross.

• Annual report discussion
• FD Open House October 12
• Police and Fire updates
• Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross monthly updates

Parks & Recreation Commission

The September 18, 2024 meeting of the Parks & Recreation Commission has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for October 16, 2024, at 6:30 p.m.

Senior Advisory Board

The board will receive information on facility updates and review monthly class attendance and nutrition site data from August 2024. They will also receive and file the annual financial report for FY2023-24 and FY2024-25. Unfinished business includes updates on the Nutrition Site Council MOU, bocce court improvements, and senior center membership. Staff will provide updates on personnel, the nutrition program, and Freddie's Café.

• Receive Information on Facility Updates
• Receive and File Annual Financial Report FY2023-24 and FY2024-25
• Update on Nutrition Site Council MOU
• Bocce Court Improvement Update
• Senior Center Membership Update

The Senior Advisory Board received and filed the annual financial report for FY2023-24 and FY2024-25, with Director Karlen summarizing funding sources and answering questions. The board also received updates on facility improvements, the Nutrition Site Council MOU (approved by City Council), and the bocce court improvement project. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was informational and procedural.

• Accepted agenda and minutes of August 20, 2024 meeting
• Received and filed monthly class attendance, nutrition site report, and front desk sign-in data for August 2024
• Received and filed annual financial report FY2023-24 and FY2024-25
• Noted Nutrition Site Council MOU approved by City Council
• Noted bocce court improvement work to start Friday
• Noted catering program to continue through end of fiscal year

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for September 17, 2024 has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided. The next regular meeting is scheduled for October 15, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a resolution confirming General Plan conformance for the sale of property at 618 San Mateo Avenue. They will also hold a study session on the Planning Projects Dashboard. The meeting includes approval of minutes from previous meetings.

• Resolution for disposition of 618 San Mateo Avenue
• Study session on Planning Projects Dashboard demonstration
• Approval of minutes from May 21, June 18, and August 6, 2024 meetings

The San Bruno Planning Commission held a special meeting on September 17, 2024. The only substantive action was to continue the item on the sale of 618 San Mateo Avenue to the October 15, 2024 meeting due to a lack of quorum (two commissioners recused). The commission also held a study session on a new planning projects dashboard, with no formal decisions made.

• Continued 618 San Mateo Avenue sale item to October 15, 2024 (motion Biasotti/Durazo)
• Approved minutes of May 21, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of June 18, 2024 (Johnson abstained)
• Approved minutes of August 6, 2024 (Lethin abstained)

Crime Prevention Committee

The San Bruno Crime Prevention Committee will convene in person at the San Bruno Police Department to conduct standard procedural items, review past actions, and discuss neighborhood watch programs. No formal decisions are listed on this agenda; the meeting focuses on updates, presentations, and volunteer roles.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Review of open items including City Council presentation support and annual report
• Discussion of Crime Prevention Committee Bylaw 5.8
• Neighborhood Watch block captain updates and sticker distribution
• Volunteer assignments for committee secretary position through January

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The special meeting scheduled for September 11, 2024, was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. The next meeting is scheduled for November 13, 2024.

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee will discuss and possibly approve a letter of support for a Regional Measure 3 grant for the Huntington Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project Segment 2, which includes a two-way separated cycle track. They will also review an ATP grant checklist for the same project and hear updates on the SFO Bay Trail Gap Study, Southline improvements, and committee vacancies.

• ATP Grant Checklist for Huntington Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project Segment 2 (between BART Station and Herman Street)
• Letter of Support for Huntington Avenue Project Segment 2 for Regional Measure 3 Safe Routes to Transit Grant
• Update on SFO Bay Trail Gap Study
• Update on Southline and Citywide Bike and Pedestrian Improvements
• BPAC Vacancy and Expiration of Terms

City Council

The City Council will discuss updating the municipal code to create a ministerial review process for multi-family housing. The body is also considering zoning map amendments and a change to the user fee schedule for housing element implementation.

• Proposed multi-family housing as a permitted use at 1178 El Camino Real and 1292 Huntington Avenue
• Zoning change for 0.57 acres at 1151 El Camino Real to High Density Mixed-Use (TOD-2)
• Public hearing on amending the User Fee Schedule for Housing Element Implementation
• Expenditure not to exceed $8,546 for historical interpretative panels at Recreation and Aquatic Center
• Memorandum of Understanding with Nutrition Site Council for senior programs

The City Council approved the consent calendar, including ordinances to allow multi-family housing at 1178 El Camino Real and 1292 Huntington Avenue, and a resolution amending the user fee schedule for housing element implementation. Mayor Medina recused himself from the two property-specific ordinances. The meeting also included proclamations and presentations but no other substantive decisions.

• Approved consent calendar items a-i, including ordinances for multi-family housing at 1178 El Camino Real and 1292 Huntington Avenue (unanimous, Mayor recused)
• Adopted resolution amending user fee schedule for housing element implementation (unanimous)
• Approved MOU with Nutrition Site Council for senior programs (consent)
• Approved $8,546 expenditure for historical interpretive panels (consent)

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting a resolution to amend the User Fee Schedule for Housing Element Implementation and minor planning applications. The council will also receive the 2024 annual report from the Emergency Preparedness Committee and a presentation on the Narita Foreign Exchange Program.

• New $410 fee for de minimis administrative architectural review permits
• New $359 fee for 5-day administrative temporary use permits
• Waiver of certain fees for housing required by Housing Element Programs 7a and 9b
• Clarification that the Affordable Housing Fee is an in-lieu fee for housing projects
• Emergency Preparedness Committee 2024 annual report and 2024/2025 goals

City Council

This special meeting consists primarily of a closed session where the City Council will discuss labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856, Teamsters Local 350, and the San Bruno Management Employees Association. No other business is scheduled for this meeting.

• Closed session conference with labor negotiators for Teamsters Local 856 (Miscellaneous), Teamsters Local 350 (Mid-Management), and San Bruno Management Employees Association

The San Bruno City Council met in special session solely for a closed labor negotiation conference with employee organizations. No reportable action was taken, and the meeting adjourned after 43 minutes.

• Held closed session with labor negotiators (no action taken)

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The Traffic Safety and Parking Committee will consider a plan to implement AB 413 'daylighting' at crosswalks and review a draft presentation for the City Council. The committee is also scheduled to approve its August 2024 minutes and take public comment on traffic, parking, and transportation matters.

• AB 413 – Crosswalk Daylighting Implementation and Outreach Plan
• City Council Presentation Review
• Approval of August 2024 Minutes
• Public comment on traffic safety, parking, and transportation issues

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Board of Directors will discuss investment strategies and review reports on city beautification and school initiatives. The body is deciding on several grants for city and school district projects.

• Proposed strategic grant up to $2,250,000 for San Bruno Recreation and Aquatic Center startup programming and outreach
• Proposed $1,200 grant to the City of San Bruno for a memorial bench commemorating El Crystal Elementary School
• Proposed strategic grant up to $150,000 to the San Bruno Education Foundation for athletic field improvements
• Presentation on socially responsible investment strategies by Sand Hill Global Advisors, LLC
• Reports on Centennial Plaza Improvement Project and Downtown Beautification Initiative

Planning Commission

The Community Development Director holds a public hearing to decide on a use permit for Red Rooster Taqueria, a Mexican restaurant, at 1225 San Mateo Avenue in the M-1 Industrial district. The proposal includes outdoor dining and a parking exemption under AB 2097. Staff recommends approval with 41 conditions, and the decision is subject to a 10-day appeal period.

• Public hearing on use permit UP24-009 for restaurant conversion at 1225 San Mateo Ave with outdoor dining and parking exemption

Community Development Director Hearings

The Community Development Director will consider a use permit for Red Rooster Taqueria at 1225 San Mateo Avenue. The proposal includes a restaurant with outdoor dining and a request for a parking exemption under Assembly Bill No. 2097.

• Use Permit UP24-009 for Red Rooster Taqueria at 1225 San Mateo Avenue
• Request for outdoor dining area with picnic tables, seats, and planters
• Parking exemption request pursuant to Assembly Bill No. 2097
• Proposed hours of operation: Mon-Fri 7:30 AM to 7 PM, Sat-Sun 9 AM to 6 PM
• Application for a Type-41 ABC beer and wine license

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will hold a public hearing on adopting an amended 2023-2031 Housing Element and related rezoning to meet state requirements, including land use changes at 1178 El Camino Real and 1292 Huntington Avenue. The consent calendar includes a $10.4 million sewer and water main replacement contract, sale of city property at 618 San Mateo Avenue, and approval of a grant application for pedestrian and bicycle improvements. A closed session is scheduled for labor negotiations with the City Manager.

• Public hearing on amended 2023-2031 Housing Element, including rezoning 1178 El Camino Real and 1292 Huntington Avenue for multi-family housing
• Approve construction contract with JMB Construction for Avenues 2-1 and 2-2 Sewer and Water Main Replacement, amount not to exceed $10,377,401
• Approve sale of 618 San Mateo Avenue
• Approve resolution supporting Huntington Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project Segment 2 and applying for Cycle 7 funding
• Consider introduction of ordinance amending Title 12 for minor modifications, temporary use permits, and architectural review

City Council

The City Council is seeking direction on a proposed public-private partnership to build the first phase of the Crestmoor Multi-Use Fields. The body is also considering the adoption of an amended 2023-2031 Housing Element and related ordinances.

• Proposed $7M initial construction phase for Crestmoor fields including 8 overlapping soccer fields
• Crestmoor project funding proposal: $3.2M in Community Facilities Impact Fees and $0.4M in Transportation Facilities Impact Fees
• Update on $816,000 Phase 1 solar streetlight replacement in Rollingwood and Crestmoor
• Recreation and Aquatic Center soft opening report showing $181,006 in membership and drop-in revenue
• Proposed adoption of amended 2023-2031 Housing Element and ministerial review ordinance

City Council

The City Council is discussing the development of a 6.9-acre park site at 300 Piedmont Avenue. Due to a lack of funding for the full $10.1 million to $12.3 million Master Plan, staff is proposing a reduced initial construction phase.

• Proposed initial construction phase estimated at approximately $7 million
• Plan for eight overlapping soccer fields, prefabricated restroom, and paved parking
• Proposed Improvement Agreement with SummerHill Homes LLC
• Closed session regarding Beverly Payton vs. City of San Bruno, Case No. 22-CIV-00668
• Closed session with Teamsters Local 856, Teamsters Local 350, and San Bruno Management Employees Association

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to discuss the grand opening of the Recreation and Aquatic Center. Staff will also provide an update on park projects.

• Recreation and Aquatic Center Update and Grand Opening Presentation
• Park Project Update

Senior Advisory Board

The Senior Advisory Board will discuss revisions to the Senior Center Code of Conduct and a Memorandum of Understanding for the Nutrition Site Council. The board will also receive July 2024 attendance and nutrition reports.

• Revision and potential adoption of the Senior Center Code of Conduct
• Nutrition Site Council MOU
• July 2024 class attendance and nutrition site reports
• Bocce Court improvement update
• September 2024 financial update

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for August 20, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for September 17, 2024.

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The committee will meet to discuss its annual report and upcoming events. The session includes updates from the police and fire departments, as well as reports from the Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross.

• Annual report discussion
• Police and Fire department updates
• Radio Club monthly update
• CERT monthly update
• Red Cross monthly update

Culture & Arts Commission

The City of San Bruno Culture & Arts Commission cancelled its regularly scheduled meetings for August 15 and September 19, 2024, because a quorum could not be reached. The next meeting is scheduled for October 17, 2024, via Zoom.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of quorum

City Council

The San Bruno City Council's regularly scheduled meeting for August 13, 2024 has been cancelled. No items will be discussed. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 27, 2024 at 7:00 p.m., with in-person and virtual attendance options.

Crime Prevention Committee

The San Bruno Crime Prevention Committee has cancelled its regularly scheduled meetings for July 11 and August 8, 2024. No business was conducted. The next meeting is scheduled for September 12, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.

• Meeting cancelled

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The Traffic Safety and Parking Committee is discussing safety enhancements for a crosswalk on City Park Way. The body is also reviewing proposed curb marking modifications and a crosswalk relocation on Cherry Avenue and Grundy Lane related to the Google development project.

• Proposed signage and pavement markings for the City Park Way crosswalk near tennis courts
• Proposed white curb passenger loading zone on the west side of Cherry Avenue
• Proposed relocation of a mid-block crosswalk on Grundy Lane
• Discussion of the end-of-year presentation to City Council

San Bruno Community Foundation

The regularly scheduled meeting of the San Bruno Community Foundation Board of Directors for August 7, 2024, has been canceled.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: recommending adoption of the amended 2023-2031 Housing Element and associated zoning map amendments for four sites (1178 El Camino Real, 1292 Huntington Avenue, 1151 El Camino Real, 1101 El Camino Real); creating a ministerial approval process for certain housing projects; and amending zoning rules to allow more flexibility for modifications and architectural review permits. The commission will also appoint two members to the Service Recognition Committee.

• Public hearing on adoption of amended 2023-2031 Housing Element and General Plan/Specific Plan/zoning map amendments for 1178 El Camino Real, 1292 Huntington Avenue, 1151 El Camino Real, and 1101 El Camino Real
• Consider creating a ministerial approval process for certain housing projects (Zoning Code amendments)
• Consider amendments to Sections 12.78.030 (Modifications) and 12.200.070 (Architectural Review Permits) for more flexibility and clarity on floor area ratio thresholds
• Appointment of two Planning Commission members to the Service Recognition Committee
• Approval of minutes from May 21 and June 18, 2024 meetings

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on resolutions recommending that the City Council adopt an amended 2023-2031 Housing Element, an addendum to the Mitigated Negative Declaration, and approve General Plan, Specific Plan, zoning map, and code amendments for four housing sites. The sites are 1178 El Camino Real (Tanforan), 1292 Huntington Avenue, 1151 El Camino Real (Pet Hospital), and 1101 El Camino Real (Russo). Commission will also recommend overriding the SFO Airport Land Use Commission's noise-incompatibility determination for the Tanforan and Huntington sites.

• Public hearing to recommend re-adoption of the 2023-2031 Housing Element
• Addendum to the January 2023 Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Housing Element
• Rezoning and land-use amendments for four housing sites near San Bruno BART Station
• Override of SFO Airport Land Use Commission's determination that new residential uses are incompatible due to noise
• Nineteen housing programs with sixty-six actions, most scheduled for early years of the planning cycle

City Council

The City Council is meeting to consider a resolution approving a written argument in favor of a city measure. This measure seeks to authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds to fund municipal improvements for the November 5, 2024, election.

• Resolution to approve and file a written argument in favor of a general obligation bond measure for municipal improvements

City Council

This is not a meeting agenda but a ballot argument in favor of an unnamed measure to fund infrastructure improvements. The argument states that the bond could generate up to $3.3 million annually for storm drains, streets, and fire stations, with a citizen oversight committee and no funds for administrators.

• Bonds could generate up to $3.3 million annually
• Funds exclusively for storm drains, potholes/streets, and fire stations
• No funds go to administrators
• Citizen oversight committee for transparency
• Supported by city leaders and residents

City Council

This special meeting is to discuss the performance of the City Attorney and City Manager. Public comments submitted include concerns about accommodations during Ramadan and transparency in communications. The council will consider these evaluations.

• Discussion of City Attorney performance including complaint about Ramadan accommodations
• Discussion of City Manager performance including complaint about transparency and public engagement
• Public comment submitted by Justin Fang

City Council

The City Council is convening for a special meeting to conduct closed session performance evaluations. The discussions are limited to the City Attorney and City Manager.

• Performance evaluation of the City Attorney
• Performance evaluation of the City Manager

City Council

The City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint study session on a proposed five-year long-range planning strategy covering housing opportunities and economic development. The strategy may lead to a 2028 ballot measure to amend Ordinance 1284, which caps building heights at 50 feet and restricts density. A second study session will discuss the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's Transit-Oriented Communities Policy, though no details are provided in the agenda.

• Joint study session on a Five-Year Long-Range Planning Strategy, with emphasis on housing and economic development
• Housing Opportunities Strategy includes expanding ADUs, lot splits, and legalizing non-conforming units beyond state law
• Economic Development Strategy includes a financial feasibility assessment for the Transit Corridors Plan (TCP), with RFP published July 1, 2024
• Potential 2028 ballot measure to amend Ordinance 1284 (height/density limits) for housing and development feasibility
• Joint study session on the MTC Transit-Oriented Communities Policy (no supporting details in agenda)

City Council

The City Council will discuss placing a measure on the November 5, 2024 ballot to approve general obligation bonds for municipal improvement projects. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts and zoning map amendments.

• Proposed general obligation bonds for public infrastructure on the November 5, 2024 ballot
• 2023-24 Slurry Seal Project contract with American Asphalt Repair & Resurfacing Company, Inc. not to exceed $668,398.08
• Winter Storm Hazard Mitigation Project contract with Farallon Company Engineering not to exceed $213,980
• Zoning map amendments for 111 San Bruno Avenue West and 761-767 Huntington Avenue
• Solar streetlight purchases not to exceed $686,000

City Council

The City Council and Planning Commission are reviewing a proposed five-year long-range planning strategy and a path to comply with Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) Transit Oriented Communities (TOC) policy. These strategies aim to address state housing mandates and secure future transportation funding.

• Proposed 2028 ballot measure to amend Ordinance No. 1284 regarding building height and occupancy
• Proposed minimum density of 75 units/acre for Tier 2 (BART) and 50 units/acre for Tier 3 (Caltrain) station areas
• Proposed parking maximums of 0.5 spaces per unit for Tier 2 and 1 space per unit for Tier 3 residential
• Identification of future OBAG funding projects including Scott Street Grade Separation
• Past OBAG projects including Huntington/San Antonio St Rehabilitation ($643,000) and San Bruno Avenue Pedestrian Improvements ($123,000)

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The committee will discuss an annual report to be presented to the City Council on September 10th. The meeting also includes updates from police, fire, and community emergency organizations.

• Discussion of annual report to City Council for September 10th
• August 3rd Disaster Prep Day
• Police and Fire updates
• Monthly updates from Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross

Culture & Arts Commission

The regularly scheduled meeting for July 18, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 15, 2024.

Parks & Recreation Commission

The meeting scheduled for July 17, 2024, is cancelled following a staff recommendation. This follows a practice of cancelling July meetings since 2002. Any non-time sensitive business will be discussed in August.

Senior Advisory Board

The Senior Advisory Board will discuss updates regarding the Senior Center's staffing, nutrition program, and facility remodels. The board will also review attendance and nutrition data from June 2024.

• Review of June 2024 class attendance, nutrition site reports, and front desk sign-in data
• Updates on Bocce Court improvements and Senior Center membership
• Staffing reports including hiring and transition updates
• Updates on the Nutrition Program and Nutrition Site Council MOU
• Facility updates regarding the remodel, Freddie’s Cafe, and Voting Center

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled July 16, 2024 Planning Commission meeting has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is set for August 20, 2024 at 7:00 p.m., with both in-person and virtual attendance options.

• Meeting cancelled; no decisions or discussions scheduled for July 16

Crime Prevention Committee

The Crime Prevention Committee has cancelled its regularly scheduled meetings for July 11 and August 8, 2024. The next meeting is scheduled for September 12, 2024.

• Cancellation of July 11 and August 8 meetings

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a five-story, mixed-use project at 111 San Bruno Avenue West. The agenda also includes discussions on a bond proposition for municipal infrastructure and the use of grant funds for law enforcement.

• Rezoning for a 46-unit mixed-use building at 111 San Bruno Avenue West
• Proposed bond proposition for municipal infrastructure improvements
• $91,970.55 CHP grant for the Cannabis Tax Fund Grant Program
• Purchase agreement for Huntington Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvement Project
• Workweek and compensation pilot program for unrepresented employees

City Council

The provided text contains only public comments submitted for the July 9, 2024, City Council meeting. These comments address planning applications for developments at 111 San Bruno Avenue W and 761-767 Huntington Avenue. No council decisions or other agenda items are included in this record.

• Objection to 48 parking spaces for 46 residential units at 111 San Bruno Avenue
• Support for mixed-use development at 111 San Bruno Avenue W and 761-767 Huntington Avenue

City Council

The San Bruno City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct closed session discussions. The agenda includes negotiating price and terms for the property at 618 San Mateo Ave and a conference regarding national prescription opiate litigation.

• Negotiation of price and terms for 618 San Mateo Ave (City Fireman's Hall) with Artichoke Joe’s
• Conference regarding National Prescription Opiate Litigation

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the July 4th fireworks enforcement results and associated $76,513 in costs. The Council will also consider rezoning for a new mixed-use project at 111 San Bruno Avenue West. Additionally, officials are taking steps to place a General Obligation Bond measure on the November 2024 ballot.

• Rezoning of 111 San Bruno Avenue West from P-D to TOD-1 for a 46-unit mixed-use building
• Actions to place a General Obligation Bond measure on the November 2024 ballot
• Review of $76,513 in total costs related to July 4th safety and enforcement operations
• Introduction of an ordinance for a density bonus request at 111 San Bruno Avenue West

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The regularly scheduled meeting of the Traffic Safety & Parking Committee for July 3, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 7, 2024.

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Board of Directors has canceled its regularly scheduled meeting for July 3, 2024. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 7, 2024, at the San Bruno Senior Center.

• Cancellation of the July 3, 2024, Board of Directors meeting
• Next regular meeting scheduled for August 7, 2024

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Capital Improvement Program Budget. The agenda also includes zoning changes for the Crestmoor Project and several infrastructure contracts.

• FY 2024-25 budget with $55,305,709 appropriations limit
• Zoning change at 300 Piedmont Avenue to Open Space and Conservation District
• $4,491,705 total budget for 2021-22 Street Reconstruction Project
• $451,000 total budget for Winter Storm Hazard Mitigation Project
• Sale and acquisition of San Bruno CityNet Services from Comcast

City Council

City Council staff provided responses to questions regarding the FY25 budget and various municipal services. The update includes status reports on several city park projects and information about the upcoming paving website launch.

• Annual street sweeping and catch basin cleaning costs are $798,993
• Estimated CityNet services cost for FY25 is $271,632
• Projected parking meter revenue for FY25 is $672,000
• New downtown parking program expected to generate $730,000 in fine revenue
• City paving website launch anticipated for July 2024

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote to adopt the $142.47 million Fiscal Year 2024-25 Capital Improvement Program Budget. The agenda also includes updates on July 4th fireworks safety enforcement and the upcoming opening of a new community facility.

• Adoption of $142.47 million FY25 Capital Improvement Program Budget
• Resolution establishing a $55.3 million appropriations limit
• Public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2024-25 CIP budget
• New community facility soft opening scheduled for July 24
• July 4th fireworks safety and enforcement announcement

City Council

This special meeting of the San Bruno City Council consists of closed session items only. The council will meet with legal counsel regarding one case of anticipated litigation and confer with labor negotiators.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding one case of anticipated litigation
• Labor negotiations involving Teamsters Local 856, Teamsters Local 350, and San Bruno Management Employees Association

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The committee will discuss the Annual Meeting of the Disaster Service Council. The agenda also includes updates from police and fire staff, as well as reports from the Red Cross, CERT, and Radio Club.

• Discussion regarding the Annual Meeting of the Disaster Service Council
• Police Day at Tanforan Mall in June
• Disaster Prep Day on August 3rd
• Updates from Police and Fire departments
• Monthly updates from Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross

Culture & Arts Commission

The commission will hold an election for a new Vice Chair following the resignation of Commissioner Rohlfs. Members will also select representatives for the Service Recognition Award Committee and the Downtown Beautification Group. Additionally, staff will announce artists selected for the 2024-2025 Community Art Gallery.

• Election of Vice Chair for the remainder of 2024
• Selection of two members for the Service Recognition Award Committee
• Selection of one member for the Downtown Beautification Group
• Announcement of artists selected for Community Art Gallery 2024-2025
• Report on progress of the Culture and Arts Commission Workplan 2024

Parks & Recreation Commission

The commission appointed members to the Service Recognition Program Ad-Hoc Committee and assigned a liaison for the Downtown Beautification Group. Staff presented updates on park projects, pickleball, and the RAC. The July 17, 2024, meeting was cancelled.

• Appointment of Service Recognition Program Ad-Hoc Committee members
• Assignment of a liaison for the Downtown Beautification Group
• Cancellation of the July 17, 2024, commission meeting
• Parks Division quarterly program and pickleball updates

Senior Advisory Board

The board will receive and file May 2024 class attendance, nutrition site, and sign-in data. Discussions include the Senior Center Membership Ad-Hoc Committee report and bocce court improvements. Staff will also provide updates on hiring and the nutrition program.

• Review of May 2024 class attendance and nutrition reports
• Senior Center Membership Ad-Hoc Committee report
• Bocce Court Improvements update
• Staff updates on hiring and the nutrition program

Planning Commission

The commission will review a proposal for a 46-unit residential and commercial development near the Caltrain station. The meeting also includes discussions on permit amendments for a lounge and environmental scoping for the Amazon project.

• Proposed five-story, mixed-use building with 46 units at 111 San Bruno Avenue W.
• Use permit amendment for 'Atlas Pizza Parlor and Lounge' at 637 San Mateo Avenue.
• New two-story duplex and ADU request at 150 Florida Avenue.
• Environmental impact scoping meeting for the Amazon project at 1000 San Mateo Avenue.

Crime Prevention Committee

The San Bruno Crime Prevention Committee meeting scheduled for June 13, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for July 11, 2024.

City Council

The City Council will review the 2024 Community Priorities Survey and provide direction regarding a potential General Obligation Bond ballot measure for the November 2024 election. The Council will also receive a presentation on the recommended $288.8 million budget for Fiscal Year 2025.

• Direction on a potential General Obligation Bond ballot measure for the November 2024 General Election
• Presentation of the City Manager's recommended $288.8 million FY25 budget
• Review of priority initiatives including Downtown Park improvements and Transit Corridor Plan assessment
• Report on Spring 2024 Community Clean Up event results

City Council

The City Council will receive the recommended budget for Fiscal Year 2024-25. Public hearings are scheduled regarding solid waste collection rates and sewer services charges. The council will also consider amendments to the city's user fee schedule.

• Public hearing on FY 2024-25 solid waste collection rates with Recology San Bruno
• Public hearing on annual sewer services charges for Fiscal Year 2024-25
• Completion of Avenues 3-1 Sewer and Water Main Replacement Project ($476,346.12)
• Appropriation of $380,700 for Safe Routes to School improvements
• Resolution for the November 5, 2024, General Municipal Election

City Council

A resident submitted a public comment concerning the cost of supporting fireworks in San Bruno. The message also addresses streetlights in Rollingwood, pothole repairs, and firework safety.

• Fireworks expenditure
• Streetlight repairs in Rollingwood
• Pothole maintenance
• Firework-related property damage

City Council

The City Council is reviewing survey results to determine direction for a potential $102 million General Obligation Bond measure. The proposed measure would fund repairs to storm drains, city streets, and fire stations. The council will also hold a closed session regarding labor negotiations.

• Proposed $102 million bond for stormwater, streets, and fire safety
• Potential tax rate of 3¢ per $100 of assessed value
• Presentation of the 2024 Community Priorities Survey results
• Closed session regarding labor negotiations with unrepresented employees

San Bruno Community Foundation

The Board will vote on the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget, including endowment payout rates and fund transfers. Members will also discuss reports on community grants and the creation of an Ad Hoc Committee for the Recreation and Aquatic Center. The meeting includes a presentation recognizing scholarship recipients.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget and payout rates
• Creation of an Ad Hoc Committee for Recreation and Aquatic Center startup activities
• Recognition of 2024 Crestmoor Neighborhood Memorial Scholarship recipients ($160,000 total)
• Approval of appointments to the Investment Committee
• Review of February, March, and April 2024 financial statements

San Bruno Community Foundation

A community member has requested a values-based, community-based reassessment of the San Bruno Community Foundation's financial investments. The request includes proposed revisions to the 2016 investment policy and asks for discussion during the June 5 meeting.

• Request for review of 2016 investment policy and financial investments

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The committee will discuss selecting traffic calming measures for Hawthorne Avenue between Jenevein and Niles Avenues. This includes deciding which options, such as electronic radar signs or asphalt speed humps, to present to residents in a postcard survey.

• Hawthorne Avenue traffic calming countermeasure selection
• Cedar Avenue speed hump reversal discussion
• Proposed electronic speed radar signs ($20,000–$30,000)
• Proposed asphalt speed humps ($18,000–$24,000 total)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Crestmoor Residential Project, which includes plans for a 155-home subdivision. The council will also consider establishing a cap on fireworks stand permit cost recovery fees.

• Public hearing for Crestmoor Residential Project at 300 Piedmont Avenue to construct 155 homes
• Proposed 7% cap on Fireworks Stand Permit Cost Recovery Fees based on gross sales
• Resolution to amend General Plan Land Use Designation for APN: 019-170-020 to Open Space
• Ordinance to rezone approximately 6.91 acres from Single Family Residential to Open Space and Conservation District
• Study session regarding revisions to parking enforcement and parking kiosk fees

City Council

The City Council is scheduled to vote on the Crestmoor Residential Project at 300 Piedmont Avenue, which involves the construction of 155 single-family homes on the former high school site. The decision includes certifying the Environmental Impact Report, amending the General Plan and Zoning Map to dedicate 6.91 acres for public open space, and approving various development entitlements. Additionally, the Council will adopt a resolution capping the cost recovery fee for temporary fireworks sales at 7% of gross sales, in compliance with state law AB1403.

• Approval of 155 two-story single-family homes, including 24 below-market-rate units deed-restricted for 55 years
• Dedication of 6.91 acres of land to the City for future park use, with 5.3 acres designated for the park
• Amendment of General Plan policy OSR-8 and Zoning Map to change land use from low-density residential to open space
• Adoption of a resolution capping the temporary fireworks sales cost recovery fee at 7% of gross sales
• Certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) with a Statement of Overriding Considerations

City Council

The San Mateo County Economic Development Association (SAMCEDA) has submitted a formal letter of support for SummerHill Homes’ project at 300 Piedmont Avenue. The project, located on the former Crestmoor High School site, proposes new single-family homes including 24 units for low- and moderate-income families.

• Support for SummerHill Homes' 300 Piedmont Avenue project application
• Proposed development of single-family homes on the former Crestmoor High School site
• Plan to include 24 four-bedroom residences for low- and moderate-income levels
• Proposal includes a new city park with play fields, parking, and permanent open space

Senior Advisory Board

The board will review April 2024 class attendance, nutrition site reports, and sign-in data. Members will also receive updates on senior center improvements, including carpet and bocce court projects. Staff will provide updates regarding hiring and the RAC program.

• Review of April 2024 class attendance and nutrition site reports
• Update on Senior Center Improvements, including $75,000 for flooring and paint
• Progress report on Bocce Court improvements
• Staff updates regarding hiring and the RAC program

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items, including a proposed 58-unit townhome development at 850 Glenview Drive and 2880-2890 San Bruno Avenue, an architectural review and use permit for a property at 320 Cypress Avenue, and a use permit for an auto body repair shop at 1141 San Mateo Avenue. The commission will also consider a resolution confirming conformance with the General Plan for the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Capital Improvement Program Budget. The agenda includes standard procedural items like approval of minutes and public comment.

• Public hearing: Glenview Highlands Subdivision - 58 residential units, Vesting Tentative Tract Map and Architectural Review Permit (AR23-014, TM23-002)
• Public hearing: 320 Cypress Avenue - Architectural Review Permit and Use Permit for legalization of floor area and nonconforming setbacks (AR24-003, UP24-004)
• Public hearing: 1141 San Mateo Avenue - Use Permit for auto body repair use in Industrial (M-1) District (UP23-015)
• Conduct of business: Adoption of resolution confirming General Plan conformance for FY 2024-25 Capital Improvement Program Budget
• Staff items: 251 Tulare Drive determination memo and selection of ARC meeting members

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The Emergency Preparedness Committee's regular meeting scheduled for May 16, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting will be held on June 20, 2024, at 6:30 p.m., with options to attend in person or virtually.

• Meeting cancelled for May 16, 2024
• Next meeting scheduled for June 20, 2024 at 6:30 p.m.
• Contact Gage Schlice at (650) 616-7093 or gschlice@sanbruno.ca.gov

Culture & Arts Commission

The Culture and Arts Commission will conduct an election for a new Vice Chair following a resignation. Additionally, commissioners will review artist submissions for the Community Art Gallery Program and select movies for upcoming public voting for Movies-in-the-Park.

• Election of Vice Chair for the remainder of 2024
• Selection of artists for the Community Art Gallery Program (each selected artist receives a $250 stipend)
• Selection of movies for public voting for the September Movies-in-the-Park series
• Juneteenth event invitation

San Bruno Community Foundation

The Investment Committee will review the foundation's investment portfolio performance and economic outlook. Members will also discuss future cash flow strategies for the Recreation and Aquatic Center project and consider a resolution regarding the Quasi-Endowment payout rate.

• Review of Sand Hill Global Advisors (SHGA) investment outlook and portfolio performance
• Discussion on cash flow strategies for the Recreation and Aquatic Center (RAC) project
• Resolution recommending the Quasi-Endowment Payout Rate for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
• Annual review of the SBCF Investment Policy Statement and Investment Operating Plan

Parks & Recreation Commission

The San Bruno Parks and Recreation Commission will present the 2024 Community Recognition Award to Jean Johnson for her volunteer work with the Friends of the San Bruno Public Library. The Commission will also receive a Library Division quarterly program update, discuss CPR classes for the community, and hear a park project update. No unfinished business is on the agenda.

• Presentation of 2024 Community Recognition Award to Jean Johnson
• Library Division Quarterly Program Update
• CPR Classes for the Community discussion
• Park Project Update
• Introduction of new Parks and Recreation Commissioner Jennifer Wilson

City Council

The City Council will convene a special meeting to conduct closed session discussions. These sessions include negotiations with a real property negotiator regarding APN 017-242-480 and conferences with labor negotiators.

• Real property negotiation for APN 017-242-480 involving Fresno MSA LP on behalf of Verizon Wireless
• Labor negotiations with Teamsters Local 856, Teamsters Local 350, and San Bruno Management Employees Association

City Council

A representative for TNT Fireworks is asking the City Council to postpone a decision regarding a one-time reduction in fireworks permit cost recovery fees. The request follows a public records request to review city costs and seeks legal clarity on fee limitations.

• Proposed resolution to reduce 2023 fireworks permit cost recovery fee from 100% to 85% of city costs
• Proposal to waive non-refundable application fees for all previous years
• Request to postpone decision pending results of a CPRA records request and legal opinions

City Council

The City Council is holding a public hearing to decide whether to approve a Conditional Use Permit and Architectural Review Permit for Embarc San Bruno to operate a cannabis retail store at 120-124 El Camino Real. The agenda also includes a vote on installing a 22-foot loading zone in front of 120 El Camino Real. If approved, the City Manager will issue the Commercial Cannabis Operators Permit, followed by building permits and a potential Certificate of Occupancy by the end of 2024.

• Approval of Conditional Use Permit for Embarc cannabis retail store at 120-124 El Camino Real
• Approval of Architectural Review Permit for interior and exterior renovations
• Authorization of a 22-foot loading zone in front of 120 El Camino Real
• City projects $700,000 in cannabis tax revenue for FY24-25 based on a 6% tax rate
• Embarc commits 1% of gross receipts to a Community Investment Fund

City Council

The City Council will consider a contract with Interstate Grading and Paving, Inc for the Huntington Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project. The council will also hold a public hearing regarding a cannabis retail store permit at 120-124 El Camino Real.

• Huntington Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project contract up to $2,317,055.00
• Public hearing for cannabis retail store at 120-124 El Camino Real
• Resolution to display the LGBTQ+ Progress Pride Flag in June 2024
• Rejection of all bids and re-advertisement for 2021-22 Street Reconstruction Project
• Reduction of fireworks stand permit cost recovery fee from 100% to 85%

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee is considering a Use Permit and Architectural Review Permit for a new two-story duplex with an attached ADU at 150 Florida Avenue. Staff recommends forwarding the permits to the Planning Commission for approval. The project exceeds the permitted floor area ratio but complies with state law and city design guidelines.

• New two-story duplex (3,039 sq ft) with attached ADU (720 sq ft) at 150 Florida Ave
• Use Permit required because project exceeds permitted floor area ratio of 0.55 (proposed 0.65)
• Property has history of code violations for unpermitted renovations and partial demolition
• Front setback of 7 ft does not meet required 15 ft but qualifies for average setback exception
• Staff recommends forwarding both permits to Planning Commission for approval

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee will meet to plan Bike To Wherever Day on May 16, 2024, and receive a status update on the Huntington Ave cycletrack project, including discussion of an ATP grant for its second segment. Staff will also provide updates on Southline Bike and Pedestrian Improvements and CIP Bike and Pedestrian Improvements. The meeting includes sub-committee updates and public comment.

• Event planning for Bike To Wherever Day – Thursday, May 16, 2024
• Huntington Ave cycletrack status update and ATP grant discussion for segment 2
• Update on Southline Bike and Pedestrian Improvements
• Update on CIP Bike and Pedestrian Improvements
• Sub-committee updates on events, safety outreach, and public service announcements

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposal by SummerHill Homes to build 155 single-family homes on the former Crestmoor High School site at 300 Piedmont Avenue. The project includes a density bonus request, a tree removal permit, and a dedication of open space to the city. The commission will consider recommending certification of the project's Environmental Impact Report. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and public comment.

• 155 single-family homes at 300 Piedmont Avenue (former Crestmoor High School)
• Dedication of 6.91 acres of public open space to the City of San Bruno
• General Plan Amendment and Zoning Map Amendment for dedicated property
• Environmental Impact Report (EIR) certification consideration
• Density bonus request under San Bruno Municipal Code

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Board of Directors has canceled its regularly scheduled meeting for May 1, 2024. The next regular meeting will be held on June 5, 2024, at the San Bruno Senior Center, with options for in-person or virtual attendance.

• May 1, 2024 board meeting canceled
• Next meeting scheduled for June 5, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.
• Meeting location: San Bruno Senior Center, 1555 Crystal Springs Road, San Bruno
• Public may attend in person or via Zoom

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The committee will review proposed crosswalk enhancements at the intersection of College Drive and Susan Drive. The meeting also includes a discussion on updates to the city's Traffic Calming Toolkit. Staff will provide an update regarding speed humps on Cherry Avenue.

• Crosswalk enhancements at College Drive and Susan Drive estimated at $10,000 to $15,000
• Updates to the Traffic Calming Toolkit
• Staff update on Cherry Avenue speed humps

Disaster Council

The San Bruno Disaster Council will discuss updates to the Emergency Operations Plan and the Countywide Evacuation Plan. They will also review the Emergency Preparedness Committee's work on the Emergency Response Directory and the DSWW Program, and discuss the CWS IPAWS, WEA, and SMC ALERT alert systems. No votes or decisions are listed; the agenda items are for discussion only.

• Discuss Emergency Operations Plan Update
• Discuss Countywide Evacuation Plan Update
• Discuss Emergency Response Directory Development (ERD)
• Discuss DSWW Program
• Discuss CWS IPAWS, WEA, SMC ALERT

Planning Commission

The April 30, 2024 special meeting of the San Bruno Planning Commission has been cancelled. The meeting is rescheduled for May 7, 2024 at 7:00 p.m., with in-person and virtual attendance options. No agenda items are listed in this notice.

• Meeting cancelled for April 30, 2024
• Rescheduled to May 7, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.
• Virtual attendance via Zoom available

City Council

The San Bruno City Council is holding a special meeting on April 23, 2024, consisting entirely of procedural items and closed sessions. The agenda contains no public decisions, ordinances, or budget items. The council will meet in closed session to consult with legal counsel on three existing litigation cases before adjourning.

• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel regarding City of San Bruno; and Walmart.com USA, LLC v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration; and Nick Maduros (Case No. 23-CIV-05021)
• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel regarding Lisa Clark v. City of San Bruno (Case No. 23-CIV-03903)
• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel regarding Juan Jimenez Lozano v. City of San Bruno (Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board Case No. ADJ16440932)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an update to the User Fee Schedule. The discussion includes concerns raised by a representative for TNT Fireworks regarding application fees and cost recovery related to fireworks stands.

• Public Hearing: Update to the User Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2024-25
• Proposed $95 Application Fee for fireworks permits
• Discussion of 'Fireworks Stand Safety Clearance' fee and pro rata share of gross profits

City Council

The San Bruno City Council is reviewing the proposed User Fee Schedule for FY24/25. Staff explained that Rec and Aquatic Center (RAC) membership fees use a comprehensive model rather than an a la carte system to manage building access efficiently. The council also discussed retaining the parking in-lieu fee despite state law changes, noting it remains applicable for specific uses like hotels.

• Update to User Fee Schedule for FY24/25
• RAC membership fees based on comprehensive model due to interior layout and access monitoring needs
• Parking in-lieu fee retained for uses still requiring minimum parking under state law, such as hotels
• Parking in-lieu fee to be indexed annually for inflation

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an updated User Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2024-25. The agenda also includes filling vacancies on the Crime Prevention Committee, Parks & Recreation Commission, and Revenue Measure Oversight Committee.

• Public hearing for Fiscal Year 2024-25 User Fee Schedule update
• Appointments to Crime Prevention Committee, Parks & Recreation Commission, and Revenue Measure Oversight Committee
• Ordinance to adopt San Mateo County’s Animal Control Ordinance
• Presentation on the Pavement Management Program
• Report on Fiscal Year 2024-25 General Fund Budget Development

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the draft FY2024-25 General Fund budget, which projects a $4 million deficit, and the updated user fee schedule effective July 1, 2024. The meeting includes a briefing on the Pavement Management Program and a presentation from Peninsula Clean Energy. Council members are asked to provide feedback on budget balancing options, including the use of reserves and departmental reorganization.

• Adoption of the FY2024-25 User Fee Schedule, including a General Plan Maintenance Fee increase to 0.7% in FY24-25 and 0.9% in FY25-26.
• Draft FY25 General Fund budget showing $69 million in revenue and $73 million in expenditure, resulting in a $4 million deficit.
• Pavement Management Program briefing outlining a five-year paving program with budget scenarios ranging from $5.0M to $12.0M annually.
• Peninsula Clean Energy briefing noting San Bruno customers have saved $5.3M+ since 2016 and 15,801 active accounts.
• Discussion of budget balancing measures, including a vacancy factor of 6 FTEs ($1 million) and reorganization of General Administration departments.

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The San Bruno Emergency Preparedness Committee is meeting in person at City Hall. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes, plus discussions on the annual report, upcoming events, and updates from police, fire, and volunteer groups. Public comment is limited to in-person attendees or via email.

• Approval of minutes from Feb 15, 2024
• Annual report discussion
• May 18th Police Day at Tanforan Mall
• August 3rd Disaster Prep Day
• Updates from Police, Fire, Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross

Culture & Arts Commission

The Culture & Arts Commission's regularly scheduled meeting for April 18, 2024, was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. The next meeting is scheduled for May 16, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of quorum
• Next meeting: May 16, 2024, 6:30 p.m. via Zoom

Recreation and Aquatic Advisory Committee

The Recreation and Aquatic Advisory Committee will hear a construction update and look ahead for the RAC project. The meeting includes acceptance of minutes from February 21, 2024, and public comment on non-agenda items. The February minutes show the committee received a detailed update from Project Manager Rod Macaraeg and discussed testing, parking, landscaping, and the membership program.

• Construction update and look ahead for the RAC project
• Acceptance of minutes from February 21, 2024 meeting
• February discussion included questions about testing, parking, landscaping, and the membership program
• Public comment accepted in person only; no comment via Zoom

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will receive a report and vote on a nomination for the 2024 Community Recognition Award. The subcommittee has unanimously nominated Jean Johnson for her volunteer work with the San Bruno Public Library. The meeting also includes a Recreation Division quarterly program update and an update on park projects.

• Vote on nomination of Jean Johnson for 2024 Community Recognition Award
• Recreation Division Quarterly Program Update – presentation
• Update on Park Projects
• RAC Construction Advisory Committee Meeting Recap

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering a resolution recommending City Council approval of an Architectural Review Permit, Conditional Use Permit, and Commercial Cannabis Operator Permit for Embarc to operate a cannabis retail store at 120-124 El Camino Real. The supplemental staff report clarifies that storefront sales of medicinal cannabis are not currently permitted, but delivery to qualified patients is allowed under state law. The commission will also review a revised condition of approval regarding customer age restrictions.

• Cannabis retail store at 120-124 El Camino Real (APN 021-172-240)
• Architectural Review Permit and Conditional Use Permit (AR24-006, UP23-013)
• CEQA Class 1 categorical exemption
• 1% of gross receipts to Community Investment Fund (approx. $1.6M over 5 years)
• 6% cannabis business tax to City of San Bruno

Senior Advisory Board

The San Bruno Senior Advisory Board will review proposed changes to the Master Fee Schedule for the 2024/2025 fiscal year. The board will also receive reports on March 2024 class attendance and nutrition site data. Additionally, staff will provide updates regarding nutrition programs and center staffing.

• Proposed resident membership fee increase from $15 to a range of $25-$45
• Proposed non-resident membership fee increase from $20 to a range of $30-$55
• Review of March 2024 class attendance and nutrition site reports
• Update regarding the reduction of meals provided on Thursdays

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items, including a request for permits to open a cannabis retail store at 120-124 El Camino Real. The commission will also consider two residential additions at 421 Huntington Ave and 248 Cypress Ave. The agenda includes standard procedural items and a staff selection for the Architectural Review Committee.

• Cannabis retail store 'Embarc' at 120-124 El Camino Real: Architectural Review Permit, Conditional Use Permit, and Commercial Cannabis Operator Permit
• Residential addition at 421 Huntington Ave: Use Permit and Minor Modification for increased floor area and reduced setbacks
• Residential addition at 248 Cypress Ave: Architectural Review Permit and Use Permit for over 1,000 sq ft addition
• Selection of ARC members for May 9, 2024 meeting

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission is considering a Conditional Use Permit for Embarc's cannabis retail storefront at 120 El Camino Real. The agenda includes a letter of support from former Fire Chief Dan Voreyer, who highlights the operator's community benefits and investment in the area. The commission will decide whether to approve the permit.

• Conditional Use Permit for cannabis retail at 120 El Camino Real
• Voluntary community benefit commitment of 1% of gross revenue
• Location in underutilized El Camino Real corridor
• Support letter from former Fire Chief Dan Voreyer

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will consider a request to legalize an unpermitted 1,117-square-foot addition built approximately 60 years ago at 320 Cypress Avenue. The project requires an Architectural Review Permit and a Use Permit because the resulting home would exceed the maximum floor area ratio, lot coverage, and permitted floor area for the R-1 zone, and would continue a nonconforming side setback. Staff recommends the committee forward the permits to the Planning Commission with a recommendation for denial, citing conflicts with policy limiting floor area exceptions. The applicant is also proposing a 1,000-square-foot attached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on the first floor.

• Legalization of 543 sq ft on first floor and 567 sq ft on second floor, plus a 272 sq ft deck, built without permits around 1964
• Proposed gross floor area of 4,665 sq ft (3,865 sq ft minus ADU) far exceeds the 2,750 sq ft maximum for the R-1 zone
• Lot coverage of 2,651 sq ft exceeds the 2,400 sq ft maximum by 251 sq ft
• Side setback is nonconforming at 2 ft 7 in, where 5 ft is required
• Staff recommends denial based on 8 findings, but notes the addition has existed for 60 years without community complaint

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will consider a project at 520 Cypress Avenue (AR24.008, UP24-004). Nearby residents John and Vicki Stewart submitted a letter opposing the project, citing concerns about scale, parking, privacy, and noise.

• Public comment letter from John and Vicki Stewart of 309 Acacia Avenue opposing the 520 Cypress project
• Project includes a new deck that would face neighbor's living area and backyard
• Neighbors cite lack of off-street parking and existing backyard structure
• Application numbers: AR24.008, UP24-004

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will hold a public hearing on a request to legalize a single-family home at 320 Cypress Avenue that exceeds floor area, floor area ratio, and lot coverage limits, and to allow a nonconforming side setback. The project is recommended for a categorical environmental exemption. No other business items are listed on the agenda.

• 320 Cypress Avenue (APN 020-283-230): request for Architectural Review Permit to legalize gross floor area over 3,000 sq ft
• Use Permit sought for continuance of nonconforming side setback, excess floor area ratio, excess permitted floor area, and excess lot coverage
• Applicant: Trent Edelbrock; Owner: Leo Carmelo Inferrera
• Recommended environmental determination: Categorical Exemption Class 1, Section 15301.e.(2)
• Next regular meeting scheduled for May 9, 2024 at 6:00 PM

City Council

The San Bruno City Council held a special meeting on April 10, 2024. The primary business for this session was conducting interviews to fill vacancies on various city commissions, boards, and committees.

• Interviews to fill vacancies on commissions, boards, and committees

City Council

The City Council is reviewing responses to questions regarding the sewer spot repair contract and the CityNet RFP. The Public Works Wastewater Division provided budget and expenditure data for emergency repairs from 2010 to 2024. Additionally, the city clarified that CityNet serves approximately 41% of the 14,780 occupied dwellings in San Bruno.

• Item 6f: Review of annual allocations and expenditures for Smelly Mels Plumbing, Inc. sewer spot repair services from 2010 to 2024
• Item 6h: Clarification that CityNet serves approximately 41% of the 14,780 occupied dwellings in San Bruno

City Council

The City Council is considering a resolution to override an ALUC determination that certain rezonings are inconsistent with airport land use. This action aims to facilitate approximately 1,150 new housing units at four specific sites near BART.

• Resolution of intent to override ALUC determination for rezoning at 1150 El Camino Real, 1292 Huntington Ave., 1151 El Camino Real, and 1101 El Camino Real
• Proposed housing of 850 units at 1150 El Camino Real via Transit-Oriented Development zoning
• Proposed housing of 200 units at 1292 Huntington Ave. with height increase to 85 feet
• Proposed housing of 60 units at 1151 El Camino Real via Transit-Oriented Development zoning
• Ordinance to amend San Bruno Municipal Code to require cat licensing per County standards

City Council

The City Council will review a five-year, $3 million sewer repair contract and a proposal to override an airport land use commission determination. The agenda also includes proclamations for National Library Week and Autism Acceptance Month.

• Five-year contract with Smelly Mels Plumbing, Inc. for sewer repairs up to $3,000,000
• Public hearing regarding overriding the Airport Land Use Commission's determination for El Camino Real and Huntington Avenue properties
• Resolution for a 20-foot accessible parking blue zone on Linden Avenue
• Ordinance to amend San Bruno Municipal Code regarding animal control
• Request for Proposals (RFP) for the acquisition of San Bruno CityNet Services

City Council

The provided text consists of a public comment email addressed to San Bruno City Council members. The commenter expresses support for streamlining the permitting process through Zoning Ordinance amendments and supports an ALUCP override to allow increased density at the Tanforan/70 db Noise Contour area.

• Proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance to streamline Use Permits and Architecture Review
• Proposed ALUCP Override to allow greater density, height, and housing at Tanforan/70 db Noise Contour area

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Board of Directors has canceled its regularly scheduled meeting for Wednesday, April 3, 2024. The next regular meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. at the San Bruno Senior Center, 1555 Crystal Springs Road, San Bruno. This notice is purely procedural and contains no agenda items for discussion or decision.

• April 3, 2024 board meeting canceled
• Next regular meeting scheduled for May 1, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.
• Meeting location: San Bruno Senior Center, 1555 Crystal Springs Road, San Bruno

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The San Bruno Traffic Safety and Parking Committee will meet to approve past meeting minutes, hear staff updates, and discuss a resident request for a marked crosswalk at College Drive and Susan Drive. Staff analysis indicates the intersection meets pedestrian demand criteria due to nearby bus stops and traffic volume, though only the western crossing is recommended based on sidewalk access. The committee will provide feedback on whether to proceed with the marking.

• Approve minutes from recent committee meetings
• Review staff analysis on marking a crosswalk at College Drive and Susan Drive
• Receive project updates from Public Works staff
• Accept public comment in person or via email to hyip@sanbruno.ca.gov

City Council

The regularly scheduled meeting of the San Bruno City Council for March 26, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 9, 2024.

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The Emergency Preparedness Committee's regular meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 21, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, April 21, 2024, at 6:30 p.m., in person or virtually via Zoom. This notice is purely procedural; no agenda items are listed.

• Meeting cancelled for March 21, 2024
• Next meeting: April 21, 2024 at 6:30 p.m.
• Contact: Gage Schlice, (650) 616-7093

Culture & Arts Commission

The Culture and Arts Commission will review and consider approving its 2024 Work Plan, which outlines goals for arts advocacy, public art, visual art, and cultural events. The plan includes forming ad-hoc committees of up to three commissioners to handle specific initiatives. This follows a February discussion where commissioners suggested items like downtown murals, dance performances, and art at new facilities.

• Approve 2024 Culture and Arts Commission Work Plan
• Explore programming for Centennial Plaza and downtown area
• Develop guidelines for downtown murals
• Community art gallery program at new Recreation and Aquatic Center (RAC)
• Volunteer support for Lunar New Year, Juneteenth, and Dia de los Muertos events

Recreation and Aquatic Advisory Committee

The March 20, 2024 meeting of the Recreation & Aquatics Center Construction Advisory Committee has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 17, 2024 at 5:30 p.m.

• Meeting cancelled

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks & Recreation Commission's regular meeting scheduled for March 20, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is set for April 17, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. with both in-person and virtual attendance options.

Senior Advisory Board

The board will review proposed guidelines for the Senior Center donation table, including a Friday schedule for donations. Members will also conduct elections for board officers and receive reports on February 2024 class attendance and nutrition data. Updates regarding senior center improvements and membership committees are also scheduled.

• Proposed guidelines for the Senior Center donation table (Fridays, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm)
• Election of Senior Advisory Board officers
• Updates from the Senior Center Improvements Ad-Hoc Committee
• Review of February 2024 class attendance and nutrition site reports
• Discussion regarding a Volunteer Appreciation Event

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request by Lowe's to convert 69 parking spaces at the Towne Center Shopping Center, 1340 El Camino Real, into a fenced outdoor storage area. Staff recommends approval of the Planned Development Permit, subject to conditions. The project is categorically exempt from CEQA.

• Planned Development Permit for Lowe's to convert 69 parking spaces to fenced outdoor storage at 1340 El Camino Real
• Fenced enclosure of 14,000 sq ft with 12-ft-high black steel picket fence and vinyl mesh
• Removes 69 of 438 parking spaces in Lowe's lot, leaving 369 spaces; all 14 ADA spaces remain
• Parking ratio for Lowe's would increase from 1 space per 303.8 SF to 1 per 360 SF of retail
• Public hearing on the permit; staff recommends approval with 39 conditions

Crime Prevention Committee

The Citizens’ Crime Prevention Committee met to approve February minutes and discuss ongoing administrative tasks. The group reviewed the status of Neighborhood Watch resources, including a shortage of window stickers, and planned an outreach event for April or May. They also finalized the 2024 calendar for police and community events, noting that the July meeting is canceled.

• Approval of February meeting minutes
• Review of Neighborhood Watch window sticker shortage (approx. 20 available for 150 participants)
• Discussion of April/May Neighborhood Watch outreach event locations
• Confirmation of 2024 event calendar including May 18 Police Day and August 6 National Night Out
• Cancellation of the July 2024 committee meeting

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee is reviewing a use permit for a residential addition and ADU at 251 Tulare Drive. Neighbors submitted written complaints citing concerns about the project's size, loss of light and views, parking impacts, and potential use as a rental property.

• UP24-002: Use permit for a residential addition and ADU at 251 Tulare Drive
• Neighbor complaint from 250 Tulare Drive: addition out of character, no additional parking, possible rental use
• Neighbor complaint from 261 Tulare Drive: addition would block light and view, fill entire rear yard
• Neighbor complaint from 281 Tulare Drive: gross floor area increase over 50%, resulting in 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms
• Neighbor email from Eydie Berryessa: opposes permit due to parking concerns

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will consider four residential projects: a 797-square-foot addition at 421 Huntington Drive requiring a use permit and a minor setback modification; a larger addition at 251 Tulare Drive; an addition at 248 Cypress Avenue; and a major facade alteration at 1700 El Camino Real. Staff recommends forwarding the Huntington Drive use permit to the Planning Commission for approval.

• 421 Huntington Drive: 797 sq ft addition, use permit for >50% floor area increase, and minor modification for a 1-foot side-yard setback nonconformity
• 251 Tulare Drive: architectural review and use permit for an addition exceeding 1,000 sq ft and 3,000 sq ft total floor area
• 248 Cypress Avenue: architectural review and use permit for an addition increasing floor area by >50%
• 1700 El Camino Real: architectural review permit for a major facade alteration including roof structural components
• All projects are recommended for categorical exemption under CEQA Class 1

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee's regular March 13 meeting is cancelled. A special meeting will be held March 6 at 6:00 p.m., followed by a joint special meeting with the Traffic Safety & Parking Committee at 7:00 p.m. The next regular meeting is May 15, 2024.

• Regular March 13 meeting cancelled
• Special meeting scheduled March 6 at 6:00 p.m.
• Joint special meeting with Traffic Safety & Parking Committee March 6 at 7:00 p.m.
• Next regular meeting May 15, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.

City Council

The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate for the San Bruno City Council and an impact report summary for the Leadership Council San Mateo County. No specific council decisions, ordinances, or discussions are documented in this record.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to amend land use and zoning regulations to improve planning permit processes. The council will also review the annual military equipment use report and consider renewing the city's military equipment ordinance. Additionally, the meeting includes initiating the process for garbage rate increases effective July 1, 2024.

• Ordinance amending land use and zoning to improve planning permit processes
• Initiating the protest process for an increase to garbage rates via Recology San Bruno
• Renewal of Military Equipment Use Ordinance Number 1909
• Release of $20,599.68 in construction retention for the Transit Corridor project
• Amended hourly wage schedule for part-time and seasonal employees

City Council

The City Council held a study session to address questions regarding the FY25 Capital Improvement Program Budget. The session provided updates on various infrastructure projects, including fire station replacements and park improvements.

• Exploration of an alternative site for Fire Station 52 replacement
• $100,000 developer contribution for Mills Park bicycle and pedestrian improvements
• San Bruno eligible for up to $506,409 in PCE grants for streetlights
• Estimated turf replacement cost at Lions Field likely to exceed $1 million
• $150,000 estimate for Crestmoor Fields design and bidding documents

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the updated FY25 Draft Capital Improvement Program budget, totaling approximately $43.715 million. The Council is also considering an ordinance to streamline the planning permit process for minor applications and modernize public notifications. These items are part of a feedback process leading up to a public hearing on June 11, 2024.

• Review of the $43.715 million FY25 Draft Capital Improvement Program budget
• Proposed ordinance to streamline planning permits and eliminate the Architectural Review Committee
• $5.6 million for a Police Station Radio System
• $4.591 million for the FY25 Pavement Management Program
• Introduction of an online tool for project notifications by July 1, 2024

City Council

The City Council is conducting a study session to review the draft Fiscal Year 2025 Capital Improvement Program budget. The session includes updates on downtown beautification and funding for Centennial Plaza. Staff will also demonstrate a new pilot tool for prioritizing infrastructure projects in low-resource areas.

• $350,000 grant from San Bruno Community Foundation for downtown beautification
• $150,000 pledge from San Mateo County Measure K for Centennial Plaza
• $4.59 million recommendation to use Measure G funds for pavement management
• Demonstration of a new GIS-based project prioritization pilot tool

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee will plan Bike To Wherever Day on May 16, receive staff updates on the Huntington Ave. cycletrack, a C/CAG grant for Safe Routes to School, and Crystal Springs intersection signalization, then join a study session on crosswalk guidelines and regional transportation.

• Event planning for Bike To Wherever Day – Thursday, May 16, 2024
• Update on Huntington Ave. cycletrack status
• Update on C/CAG TDA Grant for SRTS implementation
• Update on signalization of Crystal Springs Intersection at City Park Way
• Joint study session: draft updates to Crosswalk Installation Guidelines and presentation from San Mateo County Transportation Authority on regional transportation connections

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Board will consider approving a strategic grant of up to $350,000 to the City of San Bruno for downtown beautification projects, and will receive reports on the Recreation and Aquatic Center and Centennial Plaza. The board will also act on routine items including insurance, audit services, and the executive director's compensation.

• Resolution authorizing up to $11,585 for directors and officers liability insurance
• Resolution authorizing up to $11,300 for audit and tax preparation services
• Resolution adjusting executive director's compensation
• Strategic grant up to $350,000 for downtown beautification
• Reports on Recreation and Aquatic Center and Centennial Plaza projects

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The Traffic Safety and Parking Committee and the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee met to discuss local infrastructure and regional transit. The agenda included reviewing proposed updates to crosswalk installation guidelines and a recommendation for a Blue Zone near the San Bruno Library. The meeting also featured a presentation on regional transportation connections from the San Mateo County Transportation Authority.

• Proposed updates to Crosswalk Installation Guidelines based on traffic speed and volume
• Recommendation to establish a Blue Zone on Linden Ave near San Bruno Library
• Presentation on the Regional Transit Connections Plan by SMCTA
• Review of Measure W funding for regional transit improvements

City Council

The City Council will discuss an ordinance regarding tobacco retailer permits and a resolution to amend the 2023-24 budget. The agenda also includes updates on the upcoming Presidential Primary Election and street rehabilitation projects.

• Ordinance adopting San Mateo County Tobacco Retailer Permit code
• Street Rehabilitation Project agreement amendment up to $387,648
• Rejection of bids for Huntington Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project
• Resolution amending the 2023-24 budget

City Council

This document provides responses to questions regarding several City Council agenda items. It addresses street rehabilitation progress, the estimated cost of a local tobacco ordinance, and a $23.67 million fund transfer for stormwater and CityNet.

• $23.67 million transfer from Community Benefit funds to address Stormwater and CityNet losses
• Estimated $250,000 annual cost to administer a local tobacco retailer program
• Planned rehabilitation of 6th Avenue, Pine Avenue, and Euclid Avenue
• Status update on 47 street segments in the Street Rehabilitation Candidate List

City Council

The provided agenda text consists of correspondence for public comment regarding the possible adoption of a San Mateo County flavored tobacco ordinance. A local business owner expresses concern that the ban would force their closure, while the American Heart Association supports the measure to protect youth health.

• Potential adoption of San Mateo County Model Tobacco Retail License Ordinance

City Council

The City Council received a presentation from the San Mateo County Mosquito and Vector Control District regarding regional vector monitoring and service requests in San Bruno. Cal Cities also presented on 2024 legislative priorities and the potential impact of the Taxpayer Protection Act on local government fees and revenues.

• San Mateo County Mosquito and Vector Control District service request data for San Bruno
• West Nile virus testing results in San Mateo County for 2023
• Potential impacts of the Taxpayer Protection Act on local government revenue
• Cal Cities 2024 legislative priorities

Recreation and Aquatic Advisory Committee

The Recreation and Aquatic Advisory Committee is meeting to receive a construction update and look ahead for a city project. The agenda includes acceptance of the January 17, 2024 minutes and public comments. No decisions or votes are scheduled on this agenda.

• Construction update and look ahead for a city project
• Acceptance of minutes from January 17, 2024 meeting
• Public comments for items not on the agenda

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will elect a Chair and Vice-Chair for 2024 and establish a subcommittee to review Community Recognition Award nominations. Staff will also present a quarterly program update and discuss pickleball in City Park.

• Election of 2024 Chair and Vice-Chair
• Establish subcommittee for Community Recognition Award nomination review (deadline March 6, 2024)
• Parks Division Quarterly Program Update – presentation
• Extraordinary Service Award Recognition Ceremony update
• Update on pickleball in City Park

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation Investment Committee will receive a report from Sand Hill Global Advisors on investment outlook and portfolio performance, and discuss cash flow strategies for funding the Recreation and Aquatic Center project. The meeting includes public comment, approval of prior minutes, and an executive director's report. This is a regular quarterly meeting with no votes scheduled on new funding.

• Receive report from Sand Hill Global Advisors on investment outlook and SBCF portfolio performance
• Discuss cash flow strategies for Recreation and Aquatic Center project funding
• Approve minutes of November 15, 2023 meeting
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Next meeting scheduled for May 15, 2024

Senior Advisory Board

The Board will consider adopting an updated Transportation Program Policy and Vehicle Operation Manual. The update aligns policies with current practices and requires all new riders to provide proof of San Bruno residency.

• Adoption of the Senior Center Transportation Program Policy
• Review of January 2024 class attendance and nutrition site reports
• Reports from the Senior Center Improvements and Membership Ad-Hoc Committees
• Update on Senior Advisory Board election results and hiring

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission is considering a set of errata and recommended modifications to Title 12 of the municipal code, covering subdivision regulations and emergency shelter standards. The changes include correcting pronoun references in subdivision procedures, updating lot line adjustment submittal requirements, and clarifying that the Planning Commission is not the review body for performance standard modifications in the emergency shelter overlay district.

• Errata #1 corrects 'the director' to 'the subdivider' in Section 12.32.080 on future development
• Errata #2 updates Section 12.52.020 to remove specific plat size and scale requirements for lot line adjustments
• Errata #3 removes Planning Commission review for emergency shelter performance standard modifications in Section 12.96.205
• Emergency shelter overlay limits shelters to 32 beds and restricts client hours to 5 p.m. to 10 a.m.
• Shelter security plans must be submitted annually to city staff for review

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two residential additions that exceed floor area limits, review the 2023 Housing Element Annual Report, and consider an ordinance amending subdivision and zoning codes. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and selection of Architectural Review Committee members.

• 2900 Crestmoor Drive: 1,821 sq ft addition to 2,636 sq ft home, exceeding floor area limits; requires Architectural Review Permit and Use Permit
• 1580 Claremont Drive: residential addition increasing floor area by more than 50%, exceeding permitted standards; Use Permit request
• Review of 2023 Housing Element Annual Report
• Ordinance to amend Title 12, Articles II (Subdivisions) and III (Zoning) of the Municipal Code
• Selection of ARC members for March 14, 2024 meeting

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The San Bruno Emergency Preparedness Committee is holding its regular meeting with a routine agenda. The main items are discussing the annual report, upcoming events like Police Day at Tanforan Mall, and receiving updates from staff and subcommittees. Public comment is limited to in-person attendees or via email, with no comments accepted via Zoom.

• Discussion of annual report
• Upcoming event: May 18th Police Day at Tanforan Mall
• Police and Fire department updates
• Monthly updates from Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross
• Approval of minutes from December 21, 2023

Revenue Measure Oversight Committee

The Revenue Measure Oversight Committee will provide feedback on staff's proposed allocation of Measure G funds for the FY2024-25 budget and review updates to the Measure G webpage. The meeting is a special session with in-person public comment only.

• Provide feedback on staff proposed allocation of Measure G funds for FY2024-25 budget
• Review updates to the Enhancing Your San Bruno: Measure G webpage
• Approve January 10, 2024 meeting minutes

Culture & Arts Commission

The Culture and Arts Commission will discuss and potentially approve its 2024 Work Plan, which outlines specific activities and responsibilities for commissioners, including forming ad-hoc committees for initiatives like public art and cultural events. The agenda also includes accepting minutes from the January 18 meeting and a staff report on the Lunar New Year event.

• Review and consider approving the 2024 Culture and Arts Commission Work Plan
• Acceptance of minutes from January 18, 2024
• Report on Lunar New Year event (oral)
• Draft work plan includes ad-hoc committees for public art jurying and cultural events like Juneteenth and Dia de los Muertos

Revenue Measure Oversight Committee

The Revenue Measure Oversight Committee will hold a special meeting to provide feedback on staff-proposed allocations of Measure G sales tax funds for the FY2024-25 budget. The committee will also review updates to the official Measure G webpage. The meeting follows a January regular meeting where the committee discussed the Measure G annual report and the upcoming budget process.

• Provide feedback on staff-proposed allocation of Measure G funds for the FY2024-25 Budget.
• Review updates to the 'Enhancing Your San Bruno: Measure G' webpage.
• Approve meeting minutes from the May 10, 2023 special meeting.
• January 2024 minutes note a discussion on the Measure G District Sales Tax Fund Annual Report for FY2022-23.
• January 2024 minutes note a discussion on the 2024-25 budget process.

City Council

The provided text consists of public comments submitted to the City Clerk for the upcoming council meeting. These comments address downtown revitalization, the Centennial Plaza Project, and community neutrality.

• Support for funding the Centennial Plaza Project
• Support for creating a town square in downtown San Bruno
• Request for renovation of Centennial Park and San Mateo Ave streetscape
• Comments regarding community neutrality and local focus

City Council

The City Council will discuss fiscal year 2024-25 budget principles and priority initiatives. They will also consider a resolution for the Centennial Plaza Improvement Project, including construction contracts and budget adjustments.

• Centennial Plaza Improvement Project contract with Suarez and Munoz Construction Inc. up to $1,106,728
• Proclamation honoring Officer Kendrick Liu of the San Bruno Police Department
• Resolution for 2022-23 Slurry Seal Project completion ($42,595.87 retention)
• Resolution for San Bruno Avenue and Cherry Avenue Intersection Improvements ($19,666.93 retention)
• Establishment of a no parking zone for vehicles over six feet tall north of Santa Lucia Avenue and El Camino Real

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the Fiscal Year 2024-25 priority initiatives and budget principles. A primary item includes a proposal to approve construction for the Centennial Plaza improvement project.

• Centennial Plaza Improvements construction contract with Suarez & Munoz Construction Inc. not to exceed $1,106,728
• Budget adjustment of $576,259 from the Community Facilities Impact Fee Fund for Centennial Plaza
• Approval of a $115,000 construction contingency and $166,000 for project management
• FY25 priority initiatives including Downtown park improvements and Transit Corridor Plan feasibility assessment

City Council

The City Council will hold a closed session regarding a conference with a real property negotiator. The discussion involves price and terms of payment for the property located at 618 San Mateo Ave.

• Negotiation regarding 618 San Mateo Ave (City Fireman's Hall)
• Price and terms of payment negotiation between City Manager and Artichoke Joe’s

Crime Prevention Committee

The Citizens' Crime Prevention Committee will approve January minutes and discuss updates to the 2024 calendar, including specific police and community events. The group will also review the finalized yearly crime tip calendar and propose dates for a Neighborhood Watch outreach event. No new ordinances, contracts, or budget items are listed on the agenda.

• Review of 2024 calendar events including Easter Egg Hunt (March 23), Police Day (May 18), Posy Parade (June 2), and National Night Out (August 6)
• Discussion of date proposals for Neighborhood Watch Outreach event
• Follow-up on Neighborhood Watch information in City Manager’s Newsletter
• Finalized yearly crime tip calendar

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee's regular meeting scheduled for February 8, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting will be held on March 14, 2024, at 6:00 p.m.

• Meeting cancelled for February 8, 2024
• Next regular meeting scheduled for March 14, 2024, at 6:00 p.m.

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The regularly scheduled meeting for the Traffic Safety & Parking Committee on February 7, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 6, 2024, at 7:00 p.m.

San Bruno Community Foundation

The San Bruno Community Foundation meeting agenda includes a public comment from local artist Rosalie Angelillo requesting grant funding to revamp worn mural panels and create a new community mural in downtown San Bruno. The request is for consideration of a grant, as no funding for murals is currently available.

• Public comment from Rosalie Angelillo requesting mural grant
• Proposal to revamp old mural panels downtown
• Request for community-based mural by local artist

San Bruno Community Foundation

The Board of Directors will review a report on downtown beautification projects and consider appointing members to an ad hoc committee. The meeting also includes a study session regarding investment strategies and the Post-RAC Program.

• Report on Downtown Beautification Projects from the City of San Bruno
• Resolution creating and appointing members to the Ad Hoc Committee on Downtown Beautification Initiatives
• Review of Crestmoor Scholarship, Community Grants Fund, and Strategic Grants programs
• Study session on Post-RAC Program and investment strategies
• Approval of November and December 2023 Financial Statements

Planning Commission

The San Bruno Planning Commission is holding a study session to discuss proposed amendments to Title 12 of the Municipal Code (Subdivision and Zoning) aimed at improving the planning permit process. No formal action will be taken; the commission will provide feedback that will be incorporated into a formal package for a public hearing on February 20, 2024. The changes are intended to reduce costs and time for homeowners, businesses, and developers while freeing up staff for larger initiatives like Housing Element implementation.

• Proposal to delete Section 12.78.060.C, removing the process for Commissioner or Councilmember call-ups of administrative items
• New Section 12.245 establishing a ministerial review process for certain multi-family projects, implementing Housing Element Program 9a
• New regulations for outdoor dining (Section 12.84.220), modeled after Pacifica's ordinance
• Proposal to require Planning Commission approval for drive-through facilities in C-N zone
• Allow limited retail, restaurant, or food service uses as conditional uses on small M-1 sites along San Mateo Avenue

City Council

The City Council is meeting for a retreat to discuss budget principles, financial forecasts, and the Capital Improvement Program. The session includes reviewing the development pipeline and identifying the top five priorities for the city.

• Review of development projects including YouTube Offices (436,000 sq. ft.), 732 El Camino Real (134 units), Crestmoor (155 units), and 2101 Sneath Lane (118 units)
• Discussion of budget principles regarding cost recovery, revenue enhancements, and unfunded liabilities
• Review of the Capital Improvement Program timeline and available funding
• Identification of potential priorities such as Downtown Improvements and Parks Improvements

City Council

The City Council met for a special retreat to discuss the annual strategic priorities and long-term financial planning. The session included reviews of the preliminary General Fund forecast, which anticipates an operating deficit, and draft budget principles for the 2024-25 fiscal year.

• Review of Preliminary General Fund Forecast indicating anticipated operating deficits
• Discussion of Draft Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget Principles
• Update on FY24/Q2 Strategic Initiatives including Centennial Plaza and Posy Park improvements
• Status update on Downtown Parking Management and installation of parking meters
• Identification of unfunded initiatives such as the Climate Action Plan and Citywide Street Sweeping

City Council

The City Council will discuss public comments on improving Forest Lane Park, including playground equipment updates, ADA compliance, a dog park, and maintenance issues. Additionally, the council will consider an age-friendly community application developed by a task force.

• Residents request improvements for Forest Lane Park
• Age-friendly community application to be considered

City Council

The City Council will consider the approval of the Fiscal Year 2024-25 budget process and a pilot project for capital improvements. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding amendments to city zoning and subdivision articles.

• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget Process
• Public hearing on amending Title 12 (Land Use) Articles II and III
• Release of $49,130 in construction contract retention for stormwater drain repairs
• Update on Citywide Parking Enforcement and Downtown Metering Program
• Approval of Capital Improvement Program Pilot Project Prioritization

City Council

The City Council received an update on the downtown metered parking program, which includes new kiosks and upcoming activation in early February. The meeting also included a mid-year financial report for the FY24 budget and a presentation on the Age Friendly Community Initiative.

• Downtown street parking rates set at $1.50/hour with a 2-hour limit
• Off-street lot rates ranging from $1 for 2 hours to $3 for 10 hours
• FY24 adopted revenue budget of $64.9 million
• FY24 adopted expenditure budget of $66.4 million
• Proposed ordinance amendments to Title 12 regarding land use and zoning

Emergency Preparedness Committee

The Emergency Preparedness Committee is holding a regular meeting with routine items including approval of minutes and updates from police, fire, radio club, CERT, and Red Cross. New business includes discussion of meeting frequency, annual report, and upcoming events. Public comment is accepted in person or via email, but not via Zoom.

• Approval of minutes from December 21, 2023
• Discussion on frequency of meetings
• Discussion on annual report
• Updates from police and fire departments
• Updates from Radio Club, CERT, and Red Cross

Culture & Arts Commission

The Culture and Arts Commission will review and consider approving its 2024 meeting schedule and working calendar, and will elect a Chair and Vice-Chair for the year. Staff will also give oral reports on the Winter Window Wonderland 2023, the resignation of Chair Madden, and building the 2024 work plan. The meeting is largely administrative, with no major policy or budget decisions.

• Approve 2024 meeting schedule (third Thursday monthly, 6:30 p.m.)
• Approve 2024 working calendar (includes Community Art Gallery, Movies-in-the-Park, Juneteenth, Día de los Muertos)
• Elect 2024 Commission Chair and Vice-Chair
• Oral report on Winter Window Wonderland 2023
• Oral report on Chair Madden resignation

Recreation and Aquatic Advisory Committee

The Recreation and Aquatic Advisory Committee will hear a construction update and look ahead for a city facility. The agenda includes acceptance of November 2023 minutes and public comment.

• Construction update and look ahead for a city facility

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks & Recreation Commission meeting scheduled for January 17, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting will be held on February 21, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. with in-person and virtual attendance options.

• Meeting cancelled for January 17, 2024
• Next regular meeting scheduled for February 21, 2024, at 6:30 p.m.
• Contact Travis Karlen at (650) 616-7181 or tkarlen@sanbruno.ca.gov for more information

Parks & Recreation Commission

The commission will elect a chair and vice-chair for 2024. Staff will also present a quarterly parks program update and discuss pickleball in City Park. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and a recap of the RAC Construction Advisory Committee.

• Election of Parks and Recreation Commission officers for 2024
• Parks Division Quarterly Program Update presentation
• Update on pickleball in City Park
• Extraordinary Service Award Recognition Ceremony update
• RAC Construction Advisory Committee meeting recap

Senior Advisory Board

The Board will review monthly class attendance and nutrition program data from November and December 2023. The meeting also includes reports on senior center improvements and membership committees.

• Review of November and December 2023 class attendance and sign-in data
• Report from Senior Center Improvements Ad-Hoc Committee
• Report from Senior Center Membership Ad-Hoc Committee
• Staff updates on 2024 proposed party schedule, code of conduct, and nutrition program
• Review of Nutrition Site Reports showing 2,026 meals in November and 1,769 meals in December

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a public scoping meeting to gather comments on the environmental impact report (EIR) for the Tanforan Redevelopment Project, a proposed mixed-use development at the Tanforan shopping center. No decisions will be made at this meeting; it is solely to determine what topics the EIR should study. The commission will also approve minutes from the December 19, 2023 meeting and select Architectural Review Committee members for the February 8, 2024 meeting.

• EIR scoping for Tanforan Redevelopment Project at 1122, 1150, and 1178 El Camino Real, including 2 million sq ft life science campus, 1,014 housing units, and potential hotel
• Approval of December 19, 2023 meeting minutes
• Selection of ARC members for February 8, 2024 meeting

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will consider two residential projects: a large addition at 2900 Crestmoor Drive and a smaller addition at 1580 Claremont Drive. For the Crestmoor property, staff recommends forwarding the permits to the Planning Commission for approval.

• 2900 Crestmoor Drive: 1,821 sq ft two-story addition, increasing total floor area from 2,636 to 4,457 sq ft, plus a 500 sq ft JADU
• 2900 Crestmoor Drive: requires both an Architectural Review Permit and a Use Permit due to exceeding floor area limits
• 1580 Claremont Drive: Use Permit for a residential addition increasing floor area by more than 50%
• 2900 Crestmoor Drive: three heritage trees proposed for removal
• Staff recommends forwarding both permits for 2900 Crestmoor Drive to the Planning Commission

Crime Prevention Committee

The Citizens' Crime Prevention Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, voting on the 2024 chair and vice chair, and following up on open items such as committee vacancies and a proposed PSA. They will also discuss Neighborhood Watch updates and outreach events, and review the 2024 calendar. The agenda is largely procedural with no major policy decisions.

• Vote on November nominations for 2024 Chair and Vice Chair
• Follow-up on CCPC vacancies awaiting interviews
• Discussion on addressing City Council for a City Council Liaison
• Discussion of proposed PSA draft
• Review of 2024 calendar including Police Day @ Tanforan (May 18), Posy Parade (June 2), National Night Out (Aug 6)

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will consider two residential addition projects at 2900 Crestmoor Drive and 1580 Claremont Drive. Both require permits due to floor area increases exceeding city code thresholds. The meeting is in person with Zoom access but no remote public comment.

• 2900 Crestmoor Drive: Architectural Review Permit for addition increasing floor area >1,000 sq ft and total >3,000 sq ft; Use Permit for >50% gross floor area increase
• 1580 Claremont Drive: Use Permit for addition increasing floor area >50% and exceeding permitted floor area standards
• Both projects are in R-1 (Single Family Residential) zoning and recommended for Categorical Exemption under Class 1

Revenue Measure Oversight Committee

The Revenue Measure Oversight Committee is scheduled to provide input on the 2024-25 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget on February 15th. The agenda outlines a timeline for CIP budget development, including a City Council retreat and a budget study session. This meeting is part of the process for updating the CIP and considering additional funds for existing projects.

• Review of 2024-25 CIP budget requests
• Discussion of additional funds needed to complete adopted scope
• New requests to fund expanded scope for existing CIP projects
• City Council Retreat on February 2nd for goals and priorities
• Capital Improvement Program Budget Study Session on February 27th

Revenue Measure Oversight Committee

The Revenue Measure Oversight Committee will hear a presentation on the Measure G District Sales Tax Fund Annual Report for FY 2022-23 and a presentation on the 2024-25 budget process. The committee will also consider approving minutes from May 10, 2023, and a request for a special meeting on February 15, 2024. A member has requested a future agenda item on Measure G budget allocations for FY 2020-21.

• Presentation on Measure G District Sales Tax Fund Annual Report for FY ended June 30, 2023
• Presentation on 2024-25 budget process
• Request for special meeting on February 15, 2024
• Request for future agenda item on Measure G budget allocations in FY 2020-21
• Approval of May 10, 2023 meeting minutes

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The Traffic Safety and Parking Committee is considering proposals to prohibit parking for large vehicles at El Camino Real and Santa Lucia Ave to improve visibility. The committee will also review a request to extend no-parking hours on Angus Avenue West and discuss updates to the city's Traffic Calming Toolkit.

• Proposal to prohibit parking for vehicles over six feet wide near El Camino Real and Santa Lucia Ave
• Proposal to change no-parking hours on the north side of Angus Avenue West from 8AM–6PM to 8AM–8PM
• Review of updates to the Traffic Calming Toolkit, also referred to as the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program

City Council

The provided text consists of several emails from residents intended for the public record for the January 9, 2024, City Council meeting. The communications address a potential agenda item concerning a resolution related to the conflict in Gaza.

• Public comments submitted for Item 9a regarding a ceasefire resolution
• Requests from residents to agendize a resolution for a permanent ceasefire and humanitarian aid

City Council

The City Council will review several administrative items including parking enforcement updates and municipal code amendments. The meeting also includes a presentation on applying for the AARP Age-Friendly Cities and Communities designation.

• Update on Citywide Parking Enforcement and Downtown Metering Program
• Resolution to allow one parking space at Crestmoor Drive and Darby Place intersection
• Ordinance to amend Title 8 (Streets, Sidewalks, and Rights-of-Way)
• Ordinance to amend Title 9 (Parks and Recreation)
• Resolution to apply for AARP Age-Friendly Cities and Communities designation

City Council

The council is addressing inquiries regarding Development Impact Fees for various projects in the development queue. These topics are scheduled to be presented during the Capital Improvement Program budget study session in February or March.

• Review of DIF for 732 El Camino, Hyundai, Crestmoor, Engval, and 840 San Bruno Avenue West
• Discussion of 15-day notice requests from Building Industry Association of the Bay Area, Summerhill Housing Group, and Ani Boursalian

City Council

The City Council is considering an ordinance to amend Title 9 of the Municipal Code. These updates are part of a comprehensive update to ensure internal consistency and alignment with current law.

• Amendments to Title 9 (Parks and Recreation) regarding definitions and procedures
• Updates to Senior Advisory Board name and meeting rules
• New provisions allowing guide, signal, and service dogs in certain parks
• Changes to vehicle regulation terminology for persons with disabilities
• Clarification that City Council sets fees for recreation services and facilities

San Bruno Community Foundation

The regularly scheduled meeting of the San Bruno Community Foundation for Wednesday, January 3, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 7, 2024, at 7:00 p.m.

Traffic Safety & Parking Committee

The regularly scheduled meeting for January 3, 2024, has been cancelled. A special meeting is now scheduled for January 10, 2024, at 7:30 p.m.

• Cancellation of January 3 regular meeting
• Special meeting scheduled for January 10, 2024