Board of Supervisors

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• The Board will adopt a resolution consolidating the statewide direct primary election scheduled for June 2, 2026 with elections called by three local school districts. The resolution also authorizes the County’s Chief Elections Officer to provide election services.

Why it matters

Consolidating elections can reduce costs and simplify voting for residents of the participating districts.

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• The Board, acting as Governing Board of the Fair Oaks Sewer Maintenance District, will adopt a resolution approving amendments to agreements for transmission of sanitary sewage and for sanitary sewerage treatment capacity rights with the Town of Woodside and the City of Redwood City.

Why it matters

The agreements ensure continued sewer service and capacity for the Fair Oaks district, affecting wastewater management for residents.

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• Supervisors will discuss a possible purchase of land parcels at 1533‑1545 Bayshore Highway and 818‑826 Mahler Road in Burlingame. The discussion is part of the regular agenda.

Why it matters

Acquiring the property could enable new county facilities or development that affect nearby neighborhoods.

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• The Board will hold a TEFRA public hearing to approve a plan of finance for revenue bonds up to $11,000,000. The bonds will fund acquisition, rehab, and development of a 42‑unit rental project at 903 Oceana Boulevard, Pacifica.

Why it matters

The financing supports affordable housing, increasing rental options for low‑income households in the county.

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• The Board will hold an open and closed public hearing to adopt a new Chapter 8.256 that revises Design Review districts and related zoning text. The ordinance will also be sent to the California Coastal Commission for certification.

Why it matters

Changes to design‑review rules affect how new projects are evaluated, influencing development speed and community input.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution hiring retired Assistant County Executive Iliana Rodriguez for an extra‑help position. The role will provide senior‑level coordination for the County’s Vehicle License Fee litigation and outreach.

Why it matters

The hire adds expertise to a major legal effort that could affect county revenue and driver fees.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution approving corrections to the identified tax rolls. This action updates property tax records for the county.

Why it matters

Accurate tax rolls ensure fair property tax assessments for owners and proper revenue for county services.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution authorizing the President to amend the agreement with Certified Languages International, LLC, raising the not‑to‑exceed amount by $162,000 to a total of $387,000 and extending the term through June 30, 2028.

Why it matters

The increased funding supports language services that help non‑English speakers access county programs and information.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution amending Master Salary Resolution 081316 to set the salary range for two county classifications.

Why it matters

Updating salary ranges helps the county attract and retain qualified staff for those positions.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution authorizing specified County employees to serve as agents for the County in dealings with FEMA and the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services regarding disaster assistance grants.

Why it matters

Designating authorized agents streamlines the County’s ability to apply for and manage disaster relief funding after emergencies.

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• The Board will approve an Appropriation Transfer Request of $1,900,145 to fund the initial 18 months of a 40‑month agreement with Peregrine Technologies, Inc. for participating law‑enforcement agencies.

Why it matters

The funding supports technology upgrades that can improve public safety and law‑enforcement capabilities.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution authorizing the Director of the Sustainability Department to execute a $1,000,000 grant from the California State Water Resources Control Board for the Pescadero Creek Watershed Roads Sediment Reduction Project.

Why it matters

The grant funds erosion control measures that protect water quality and habitat in the Pescadero Creek watershed.

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