City Council

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• Legal counsel will discuss three ongoing lawsuits involving the city, including federal and state cases.

Why it matters

Litigation can affect city finances and policy decisions, though details are not public.

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• The Estero Municipal Improvement District will approve a one‑year extension of its rate‑assistance program for water and wastewater customers, ending June 30, 2027.

Why it matters

Continues financial help for qualifying water customers, preventing higher bills.

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• The council will authorize the mayor to contract with CDW Government LLC to buy mobile data computers for police patrol cars, costing $67,339.23.

Why it matters

Provides police with updated technology to improve public safety and response efficiency.

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• Council held a public hearing to consider the Gilead Campus Expansion master plan, including a second addendum, mitigation monitoring, a zoning map amendment to allow biotech R&D uses, and a parking agreement with Gilead Sciences.

Why it matters

The project would bring new biotechnology research facilities, jobs, and changes to land use and parking in the Chess Drive area.

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• The council will approve an amendment extending the joint use agreement between the city/EMID and the school district through August 31, 2026, and authorize the mayor to execute it.

Why it matters

Allows continued shared use of facilities between the city and schools.

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• The meeting will adjourn, and attendees can request special accommodations by contacting the City Clerk’s Department.

Why it matters

Ensuring accessibility lets all residents participate fully in city government.

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• The council will approve the first amendment to the concession agreement, extending the boat rental services contract through September 30, 2026.

Why it matters

Continues a recreational boating option for residents and visitors.

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• The council will adopt an updated investment policy dated June 15, 2026 for managing city funds.

Why it matters

Guides how the city invests its money, affecting financial health and taxpayer funds.

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• The council will approve the minutes from the June 1, 2026 regular meeting.

Why it matters

Officially records decisions made on June 1, providing transparency.

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• The council will adopt a resolution calling a general municipal election for November 3, 2026 to elect two council members.
• The resolution requests the County of San Mateo to consolidate the election with the statewide election.

Why it matters

Sets the date for voters to elect new council members and aligns the local election with the statewide ballot.

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• The council will reduce the Vehicle Replacement Fund appropriation from $88,456 to $78,126.
• It will change the 2026 Ford Expedition Max Active 4WD award to a 2027 Ford Expedition XL SSV4 for $62,664 and add $8,000 for equipment installation, totaling $70,664.

Why it matters

Alters city vehicle spending and updates the fleet with newer models.

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