City CouncilSan Mateo
Grade Recognition for Aragon, San Mateo, Junipero Serra High Schools
The council will recognize the grades of Aragon, San Mateo, and Junipero Serra high schools.
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The council will recognize the grades of Aragon, San Mateo, and Junipero Serra high schools.
Council will hear a presentation from Peninsula Clean Energy.
The council will approve an agreement with the San Mateo‑Foster City School District to provide school crossing guards for the 2026‑2027 school year, costing up to $80,000.
Council will approve an agreement up to $200,000 with Bay Area Educational Theater Company for youth theater programs June 15 – Aug 31, 2026.
The city will update historic preservation regulations to align with the General Plan 2040 and industry best practices.
The council will adopt a resolution to levy annual assessments for the Downtown Business Improvement Area for fiscal year 2026‑27.
The council will adopt a resolution to appropriate $1,100,000 from unassigned fund balances to increase transfers to the Comprehensive Liability Fund for legal costs.
The council will receive a status update on the US‑101/SR‑92 Direct Connector project.
Council will receive a proclamation honoring National Police Week.
The council will approve Amendment No. 1 to the animal control services agreement with San Mateo County for a three‑year term starting July 1 2026, with an estimated first‑year cost of $983,426.
Council will approve minutes from the March 16, April 6, and March 30, 2026 meetings.
The council will approve on‑call agreements for design services with multiple firms, covering ADA, civil, and stormwater projects, each limited to a maximum dollar amount.
The council will receive a status update and informational presentation about the US-101/SR-92 Direct Connector project.
Council will acknowledge the three high schools for earning a 4.0 grade.
Council will introduce an ordinance to amend the community‑choice aggregation ordinance to reflect the utility’s new name.
The council will adopt a Technology Disruption Policy via resolution.