Board of Supervisors

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• The Board adopted an ordinance amending Section 8.106.150 of the Zoning Regulations concerning procedural criteria for planned agricultural permits.

Why it matters

Updates land‑use rules that affect agricultural development.

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• Supervisors presented a proclamation designating May 17‑23, 2026 as Emergency Medical Services Week to recognize EMS professionals. The Board will adopt the proclamation.

Why it matters

Highlights the vital role of EMS workers and raises community awareness of emergency services.

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• The Board adopted a resolution authorizing a one‑time Measure K grant of up to $20,000 to JobTrain to support the meal program at its Child Development Center in Menlo Park.

Why it matters

Helps provide nutritious meals to children in the program.

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• The Board adopted a resolution authorizing a one‑time Measure K grant of up to $30,000 to Live in Peace, Inc. to support its bike shop and Safe Routes to School program for youth and families in District 4.

Why it matters

Improves safe biking routes and provides bike resources for families.

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• Supervisors presented a proclamation designating May 17‑23, 2026 as National Search and Rescue Week and a resolution honoring County Search and Rescue Teams. The Board will adopt both.

Why it matters

Recognizes volunteers who assist in emergencies and promotes public safety preparedness.

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• The Board approved a resolution correcting the identified tax rolls.

Why it matters

Ensures property tax assessments are accurate, affecting revenue and taxpayers.

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• Supervisors presented a proclamation naming May 2026 as Older Americans Month. The Board will adopt the proclamation.

Why it matters

Raises awareness of issues affecting older adults and encourages community support.

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• A public hearing was conducted to discuss County vacancies and recruitment and retention strategies, with both an open and a closed portion.

Why it matters

Helps the County attract and keep staff, affecting service delivery.

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• The Board considered a resolution to acquire permanent and temporary easements by eminent domain for the Entrada Way Slip‑Out Repair Project near 8800 La Honda Road, covering several parcels.

Why it matters

Allows needed road repairs that improve safety and traffic flow for nearby residents.

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• Supervisors introduced a resolution supporting state legislation for a climate superfund.

Why it matters

Promotes funding for climate‑related projects that benefit the County’s environment.

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• Supervisors approved a proclamation designating June 5, 2026 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day.

Why it matters

Raises community awareness about gun violence and promotes prevention efforts.

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• The Board adopted a resolution approving the San Mateo County 2026 Legislative Session Program.

Why it matters

Sets priorities for the County’s legislative agenda, influencing policy outcomes.

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• The Board approved an Appropriation Transfer Request moving $985,902 from Measure K reserves to County non‑departmental services for contracts tied to FY 2024‑25 funding opportunity.

Why it matters

Funds important contracts that deliver services to the community.

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• The Board adopted a resolution accepting a $100,000 grant from the Silicon Valley Community Foundation (on behalf of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative) to support planning and analysis for housing on County‑owned land.

Why it matters

Supports development of new housing to address affordability.

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• The Board adopted a resolution authorizing a second amendment to the agreement with IBM to enhance the Experience Cloud Portal for the Assessment Appeals Board, raising the maximum fiscal obligation to $1,856,738.63.

Why it matters

Improves online services for the public interacting with the Assessment Appeals Board.

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