Board of Supervisors

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• The Board will authorize a memorandum of understanding and a competitive developer selection process for a 100% affordable housing development on University Avenue, linked to expansion of Martin Luther King Jr. Park.

Why it matters

The project will add new affordable homes and improve park amenities for East Palo Alto residents.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution to add $260,000 to the Steris Corporation agreement for additional maintenance services through July 31, 2027, not to exceed $275,000 total.

Why it matters

The extra funding will keep critical equipment maintained for county services.

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• The Board will vote to extend{the} agreement with Our Common Ground for treatment services through June 30, 2027, up to $23,538,644.

Why it matters

Funding ensures continued access to treatment for residents with substance‑use disorders.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution designating March 31, 2026 as a paid holiday in honor of Cesar Chavez.

Why it matters

County employees will receive a paid day off, recognizing the legacy of labor leader Cesar Chavez.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution to hire InfoSend, Inc. to print and mail tax bills from April 1, 2026 through March 31, 2029, up to $1,300,000.

Why it matters

The contract ensures timely delivery of tax bills to property owners, supporting county revenue collection.

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• The Board will adopt resolutions to (1) authorize a $5,500,000 financing agreement for the airport building replacement, (2) approve a $10,340,000 construction contract with SC Builders, Inc., and (3) allow change‑order payments up to $1,034,000 and up to $11,374,000 for adjustments, plus an ATR of $5,500,000 to fund the project.

Why it matters

Replaces the aging Skyway Road building at San Carlos Airport, improving airport facilities for travelers and staff.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution establishing a no‑parking zone on the north side of Lake Boulevard, starting 290 feet west of the Lake Boulevard and Oak Knoll Drive intersection and extending about 380 feet westward.

Why it matters

Improves traffic flow and safety for drivers in the Emerald Lake Hills area.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution authorizing the Chief Elections Officer to receive $8,324.38 in state and federal reimbursement funding under the Help America Vote Act.

Why it matters

Improves the security and reliability of county elections.

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• The Board will adopt an ordinance repealing the current Title 10 building regulations and adopting new regulations that reference the 2025 California Building Standards Code and the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code, with a CEQA exemption.

Why it matters

Ensures county building standards align with current state and international codes, affecting construction and safety.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution directing the Office of Labor Standards and Enforcement and the Environmental Health Services Division to enforce final labor law judgments through the food service permitting process.

Why it matters

Strengthens enforcement of labor standards for food‑service businesses, protecting workers.

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