Police, fire, emergency response, disaster planning, and neighborhood safety.
Staff will present a report on recent collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists and will answer questions from the committee.
Committee members will examine draft Complete Streets checklists for two intersection improvement projects as part of the One Bay Area Grant Cycle 4 application.
The Zoning Administrator will consider approving a Conditional Use Permit to operate an animal service establishment, including overnight boarding, in an existing 3,125‑sq‑ft industrial building on a 0.32‑acre site at 1132 Independence Avenue.
The Zoning Administrator will recommend to City Council a five‑year extension of Phase 2 of a roughly 429,491‑square‑foot office development on a 28.7‑acre site at East Middlefield Road and SR‑237 Frontage Road. The staff report also recommends certifying the project’s Environmental Impact Report as complete under CEQA.
The Council will authorize acceptance and appropriation of up to $498,397.20 from the state Cannabis Tax Fund to fund programs that reduce impaired driving.
The Council will adopt a new policy that bars the use of city-owned property for federal civil immigration enforcement activities.
The committee will receive an update and recommend that the City Council approve the staff‑recommended design concept for the SR 237 and Middlefield Road interchange project (Project 19‑65).
The Zoning Administrator is asked to approve a two‑year extension of a Development Review Permit to build a 1,960‑sq‑ft carwash with vacuum stations, trash enclosure and landscaping on a 0.37‑acre site. The project would remain exempt from CEQA under the small‑structure exemption.
The Council will authorize a $500,000 increase to the agreement with Silicon Valley Clean Energy, raising the total rebate program funding to $1,000,000.
The Council will adopt an ordinance renewing the Mountain View Police Department’s military equipment policy and adopting an updated version. The action is a second reading and will be read in title only.
The Council will authorize the City Manager to execute FY 2026‑27 funding agreements with the Community Services Agency for up to $177,000 for housing‑related services and $150,000 for homeless prevention assistance.
