Public Services

What's happening

• The board will authorize the Deputy Clerk to issue Certificate of Competency cards to successful examinees.

Why it matters

Certificates officially recognize qualified journeyman plumbers, allowing them to work legally.

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• The meeting will adjourn.
• The next regular meeting is scheduled for Thursday, August 27, 2026, at 3.00 p.m. in Sheriff's Auditorium, 55 West Younger Avenue, San Jose.

Why it matters

Knowing the next meeting date lets residents plan to attend or submit comments.

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• The board will review the written examination scores from the May 28 2026 plumbing exam.
• If approved, the scores become official records.

Why it matters

Official scores determine which candidates move forward to receive certification.

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• Board will receive a report on examinees who filed to retake the May 28, 2026 plumbing examination within the seven‑day window.

Why it matters

Provides oversight of the retake process and ensures compliance with the board’s established procedures.

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• Board will review and approve the isometric drawings from the May 28, 2026 plumbing examination.

Why it matters

Ensures the technical standards of the exam are documented and can be used for future reference and training.

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• Committee will consider approving the May 2025 and April 2026 Special Technical Advisory Committee and Regular Implementation Committee meeting minutes.
• Committee will accept Burke Williams and Sorensen, LLP as the Technical Advisory Committee’s designated legal counsel.

Why it matters

Approving minutes records past decisions and appointing legal counsel ensures the commission can operate legally and transparently.

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• Committee will vote on all items listed on the consent calendar in a single motion.
• Public may speak on consent items for up to two minutes per speaker.

Why it matters

Approves routine actions, contracts, and decisions that affect county services.

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What's happening

• The committee approved the minutes from the April 23, 2026 regular meeting.

Why it matters

Approving minutes officially records past actions and decisions.

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What's happening

• The meeting was adjourned.
• The next regular meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 25, 2026 at 1.30 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Chambers, 70 West Hedding Street, San Jose.

Why it matters

Informs the public about when the next committee meeting will occur.

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What's happening

• Committee heard announcements from the Children, Seniors, and Families Department head.
• No decision required.

Why it matters

Provides residents with updates on services for children, seniors, and families.

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• The Committee receives the FY 2026-2027 work plans and budgets for the Child Abuse Prevention Council, Commission on the Status of Women, Human Rights Commission, and Senior Care Commission.
• The reports will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors for approval.

Why it matters

Provides oversight of commissions that serve children, seniors, women, and human rights, influencing services and policies.

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What's happening

• The committee voted to approve the consent calendar and the proposed agenda changes in a single motion.
• Items removed from the consent calendar will be discussed later on the regular agenda.
• The committee may add regular‑agenda items to the consent calendar.

Why it matters

Approving the consent calendar moves listed items forward for Board consideration and finalizes the meeting agenda.

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