Decisions
Read easy-to-understand, source-linked summaries of decisions being made by local government, ranked to show upcoming decisions first and then by recency and community impact.
Results follow official minutes, which may take days or weeks to appear after a meeting.
Showing 1-12 of 80 decisions
The City Council is asked to support the urban canopy and adopt a new Urban Forestry Management Plan in the budget.
The commission will consider a grant from BayREN to fund electrification at the Belle Haven Child Development Center. The staff recommends moving forward with the funding agreement.
The council will approve a construction contract with SCC Electric, Inc. to electrify the Belle Haven Child Development Center and appropriate funds from the General Capital fund.
The agenda includes a location map for the Pierce Road project.
Staff recommends the Planning Commission adopt a resolution stating Presidio Bay Ventures complied with the Springline Development Agreement for April 2025‑March 2026.
Specifies property insurance covering all risks, including earthquake and flood, for 100% of the replacement value.
Owner must obtain and maintain the listed insurance policies throughout the affordability period.
Planning Commission approves 12 waivers from development standards for a multifamily housing project.
Principal Planner Sandmeier reported that the City Council will consider Specific Plan updates.
Staff recommends the Planning Commission adopt a resolution confirming Presidio Bay Ventures complied with the Springline Development Agreement.
Commission will approve a use permit, architectural control permit, major subdivision, and below‑market‑rate housing agreement to replace four existing units with five new three‑story buildings, providing six units including two affordable units.
The resolution would modify land uses in the Main Street Overlay, allowing uses such as animal clinics, banks, and business services under new conditions.
