Business & Development

What's happening

• The Board will approve a resolution to authorize a gas tank rental agreement with Airgas USA, LLC.
• The agreement runs from April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2031.
• The contract amount will not exceed $600,000.

Why it matters

Provides necessary gas tank rentals for county facilities, ensuring safe fuel storage and operations.

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• The Board will approve a resolution to amend the software agreement with Panoramic Software Inc.
• The amendment extends the term to December 31, 2027.
• It increases the contract amount by $200,000, for a total not to exceed $641,000.

Why it matters

Enhances software tools for public guardian and administrator programs, improving case‑management efficiency.

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• Board will waive the RFP process and approve a contract with Infor (US), Inc. for maintenance and support of the county’s Automated Time Keeping System.
• The contract term runs from September 1 2026 to August 31 2029, with two optional one‑year extensions through August 31 2031, and may cost up to $822,441.98.

Why it matters

The system tracks county employee work hours, so reliable support is needed for payroll accuracy.

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• The Board adopted a resolution granting up to $75,000 of Measure K discretionary funds to Daly City for its third annual Top of the Hill Street Festival.
• The grant aims to boost economic activity for small businesses in the Top of the Hill neighborhood.

Why it matters

Funding supports local businesses and community events, fostering economic growth.

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• The Board adopted a resolution authorizing the President of the Board of Supervisors to sign a ground lease with Horizon Treatment Services, Inc. for the property at 826 Mahler Road, Burlingame.
• The lease secures land for the development of treatment services on the site.

Why it matters

Securing the lease enables the county to move forward with a treatment facility that will serve local health needs and support community development.

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• The Board adopted a resolution authorizing the Director/Chief Information Officer to sign contract documents for software, hardware, and maintenance procurement.
• The contract amount may not exceed $7,900,000 as specified in Attachment A.

Why it matters

It lets the county acquire and maintain essential technology systems that support many public services.

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• The Board authorized the Community Services Department Director to issue an RFP and enter into a contract up to $150,000.00 for a Film Commissioner to develop a filmmaking facilitation framework for October 1 2026 through March 1 2027.
• The action was found not subject to CEQA environmental review.

Why it matters

Helps attract film productions, supporting the local economy and tourism.

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• The Board adopted the Best Value Construction Contracting Policy for projects exceeding $1,000,000 and annual job order contracts up to $3,000,000.
• The Board determined the policy is not subject to CEQA review.

Why it matters

The new policy changes how the county contracts large construction projects, potentially influencing costs and timelines.

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• City attorneys will discuss anticipated litigation under California Government Code §54956.9(d)(4).
• City officials will negotiate purchase terms for a 0.32‑acre parcel at Maple and Lathrop.

Why it matters

The outcomes could affect city finances and future development of the parcel.

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• The committee approved the set of questions submitted by a resident company for consideration.

Why it matters

Approving the questions lets the committee address community concerns raised by the company.

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• The board adopted the required findings and approved the rezoning ordinance changing Assessor Parcel Number 143‑254‑002 from Retail Commercial (C‑2) to General Commercial (C‑3).
• The rezoning was found consistent with the Santa Ynez Valley Community Plan and exempt from CEQA.

Why it matters

The rezoning allows broader commercial uses, impacting local businesses and development.

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