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Council will consider adopting a resolution to dedicate a public utility easement adjacent to 100 Terminal Ave.
Staff presented an update on the city’s internal controls assessment, fulfilling a commitment from the 2023‑24 Civil Grand Jury report.
The council will accept the minutes from the June 9, 2026 meeting.
The staff report provides a preview of agenda items expected for the August 11 and 25 City Council meetings.
The City Council provides a list of anticipated agenda items for the August 2026 meetings.
City officials will meet in closed session with labor union representatives to discuss negotiations.
City staff presented the City Council fiscal year 2026‑27 work plan, outlining 52 active items across council priorities.
Staff will present the internal controls assessment report.
City Council will consider a resolution rescinding an old resolution and adopting Procedure CC-26-024 to modernize the city's purchasing policy.
Mayor Nash introduced the Juneteenth proclamation.
Mayor Nash introduced the Cal Water 100-year anniversary proclamation.
The council will vote to adopt a resolution that changes the city’s Public Meeting Accessibility policy.
The council will adopt a resolution rescinding the old purchasing policy (Resolution No. 6704) and adopting City Council Procedure CC‑26‑024, which updates award authority limits and bid requirements for city purchases.
Mayor Nash introduced the Pride Month proclamation.
The Council will consider and adopt a resolution rescinding Resolution No. 6704 and adopting City Council Procedure CC‑26‑024, which updates the purchasing policy and sets a $100,000 award authority for FY 2026‑27.
The City Council is considering rescinding Resolution No. 6704 and adopting a new purchasing policy (Procedure CC‑26‑024) that updates award authority and bid requirements.
The City Council is asked to adopt a resolution that updates Policy #CC-26-030 to improve meeting accessibility.
The council approved the draft minutes from the June 9, 2026 meeting.
The committee received a presentation on the final draft Sewer Capacity Fee Update Study and possible updated sewer capacity fees. Members discussed the study and voted to approve it.
The committee received an informational report on the EPASD Advisory Committee Draft Workplan framework and discussed providing comments and direction. No vote was taken; the workplan will be considered at a future meeting.
The committee received an informational report on the FY 2026‑27 sewer service charges to be collected on the San Mateo County tax roll, totaling $5,222,125.74. The charges will be forwarded to the EPASD Board for approval on July 21, 2026.
Community members may submit comments by emailing cityclerk@cityofepa.org, handing a speaker card at the meeting, or using the Zoom "Raise Hand" feature when public comment is called.
The City Council will consider a resolution to dedicate a public utility easement on city‑owned land next to 100 Terminal Ave.
Residents can submit written comments by email up to one hour before the meeting start time, attend in person, join via Zoom, or call in.
