Board of Supervisors

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• Supervisors will adopt a resolution to amend Paragraph 2.2 of the Peninsula Clean Energy Joint Powers Agreement, updating the name to WestLight Energy and authorizing the CEO to execute necessary documents.

Why it matters

Ensures legal documents match the utility’s new branding, affecting energy service contracts and ratepayers.

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• The Board will adopt a resolution to buy parcels at 1501‑1521 Bayshore Highway, 1533‑1545 Bayshore Highway, and 818‑826 Mahler Road in Burlingame for $13,000,000. The President will be authorized to sign the purchase agreement.

Why it matters

Acquiring the land gives the county control over future development or public use, affecting nearby residents and taxpayers.

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• The Board will adopt an ordinance adding Chapter 4.128 to the County Code, prohibiting the sale and distribution of kratom and 7‑hydroxymitragynine products.

Why it matters

Aims to protect public health by restricting potentially harmful substances.

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• Supervisors will adopt a resolution reinstating and amending the agreement with KIPP Excelencia Community Prep, keeping the grant amount at $40,000 and changing the scope to upgrade middle school restrooms.

Why it matters

Supports improvements to school facilities that affect student health and comfort.

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• Supervisors will adopt a resolution reinstating and amending the agreement with Belle Haven Action, keeping the grant amount at $15,000 and expanding the scope to support a Farmers’ Market pilot program.

Why it matters

Provides local families with direct access to fresh food through a new market program.

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• The Board will consider an ordinance amending Section 8.106.150 of the Zoning Regulations to change procedural criteria for planned agricultural permits, and a resolution directing the County Executive to submit a Local Coastal Program amendment to the California Coastal Commission.

Why it matters

Updates land‑use rules for agricultural districts and ensures coastal planning compliance.

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• Supervisors will approve a proclamation naming May 17‑23 2026 as Public Works Week to recognize county public works employees.

Why it matters

Highlights the contributions of public works staff and raises community awareness of infrastructure projects.

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• Supervisors will adopt a resolution authorizing the County Executive to accept a $380,496 grant from the C/CAG Transportation Fund for Clean Air program to subsidize the purchase of zero‑emission vehicles.

Why it matters

Helps reduce emissions from county vehicle fleets and supports state air‑quality goals.

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• Supervisors will adopt a resolution establishing a “No Oversized Vehicle Parking” zone on both sides of Capistrano Road in the unincorporated Half Moon Bay area, extending 1,630 feet south of Highway 1.

Why it matters

Improves traffic flow and safety by preventing large vehicles from parking in a narrow corridor.

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• Supervisors will adopt a resolution sponsoring legislation to raise the maximum local transactions and use tax rate by up to 0.5% to fund critical local services.

Why it matters

Provides additional revenue for essential county programs and services.

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• Supervisors will adopt a resolution authorizing the County Executive to accept a $152,650 grant from CAL FIRE and approve an appropriation transfer to fund new equipment for wildfire risk‑reduction fuel‑treatment projects.

Why it matters

Provides needed resources to improve wildfire mitigation and protect communities.

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