Accept park fees report and confirm annual fee adjustment
The Board accepts the 2024‑25 annual report for the Mid‑Coast Park and Recreation Development Fees Trust Fund.
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The Board accepts the 2024‑25 annual report for the Mid‑Coast Park and Recreation Development Fees Trust Fund.
The Board is asked to adopt plans and specifications for the Junipero Serra Park paving project, including prevailing‑wage requirements.
Board will adopt a resolution to accept cash donations of $210,197.45 from the San Mateo County Parks Foundation and $7,961.84 from the Mounted Patrol Foundation.
Board will adopt a resolution to transfer $3,513,000 from the Parks Capital Project fund to the Tunitas Creek Beach Improvement Project.
Board will adopt a resolution to authorize agreements with three service firms for a five‑year term.
Board will adopt a resolution to authorize a habitat mitigation and monitoring plan contract with MIG, Inc.
Board is asked to authorize a second amendment to the agreement with the San Mateo Resource Conservation District for water quality monitoring services.
The Board is asked to adopt a resolution accepting an Offer of Dedication for a sanitary sewer main extension built by Bel Aire Heights LLC to the Crystal Springs County Sanitation District.
The board will adopt a proclamation naming July 2026 Parks and Recreation Month.
The Board is asked to accept cash donations of $210,197.45 from the San Mateo County Parks Foundation and $7,961.84 from the Mounted Patrol Foundation.
The Board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing the President to execute a 15th amendment to the sewage transmission agreement with the Town of Woodside and a 15th amendment to the sewage treatment capacity rights agreement involving Woodside and Redwood City.
The Board will adopt a resolution to accept a $64,000 grant from the Mattress Recycling Council for the North Fair Oaks Community-based Illegal Mattress Dumping Pilot Program.