This City Council meeting may be
viewed and virtually participated in on ZOOM https://zoom.us/j/99091160676 , or
through the City website livestream . Dial-in is also available 1-669-900-6833 .
Also, this City Council
meeting will be televised on local Pacific
Coast Television PCT/Pacifica Channel 26. PCT also links their program calendar, and recent coastside civic
meeting videos.
Complying with the Coronavirus
(COVID-19) Disease Notice (fully detailed on page 1 of the
City Council PDF link below): this civic meeting will not
be physically open to the public, and will be held through
teleconferencing.
Public comments, see pages 1 and
2 of the pdf agenda below. 1) Live
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Interactive City Council Agenda, 5/10/21 City Council Council Agenda, 5/10/21, pdf pages 177.
Item 13, time for an electronic election campaign, maybe. |
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Open Session, 7:00 p.m. Administrative: call to order, roll call, flag salute. Closed session report if any. Public hearings, none.
Special Presentations
A. Chamber of Commerce with Economic Development Committee Representatives: Beach Bites BINGO.
B. Proclamation: David Martinez, Recognition of Service on the Beautification Advisory Committee.
C. Proclamation: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week.
D. Presentation: Reimagine Sam Trans. Consent Calendar
1. Approval of financial disbursements (checks) FY 2020-2021: a) 3/16/21 - 3/31/21.
2. Approval of Minutes: a) 4/26/21, regular meeting. b) 4/28.21, special meeting.
3. Continuation of a local emergency proclamation: Coastline, Westline Drive to the end of Beach Boulevard, report. a) Proclamation.
4. Continuation, ratifying a local emergency proclamation: Anza pump station, report. a) Resolution.
5. Continuation, ratifying a local emergency proclamation: Novel (new) Coronavirus (COVID-19), report. a) Resolution.
6. Approve and ratify North County Fire Authority, CalFire vegetation management and wildfire preparedness grant funding opportunities, report. a) Resolution 22-2021 (draft). b) Resolution 23-2021 (draft). c) Resolution 24-2021 (draft).
7. Approve Anza Pump Station purchase agreement of two (2) new engines ((Emergency Anza Pump Station Repair Project, C036): Peterson Power Systems, Inc., $492,268, report. a) Purchase agreement.
8. Approve The Davey Tree Expert Company services agreement for City tree maintenance (public right-of-way and City owned properties and facilities): report. a) Bid schedule. b) Agreement (Master).
9. Approve Public Works Wastewater Division (PW-WW) Collection System Projects, FY 20-21, replacement to prevent sewage overflows construction (East Sharp Park and Sharp Park easements), budget $500,000, report.
10. Approve plans, specifications, bidding and future change orders for the Frontierland Park Drainage & Walkway Improvements Project, not to exceed $300,000, report.
11. Adopt City Street repair Resolution: a list of road repair/maintenance/rehabilitation projects, FY 2021-22. This is funded by CA State SB 1 taxes, Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017, though newly created Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Accounts (RMRA) apportioned for each city: Approximate funding for this City, $755,871, report/Resolution.
12. Approve to consider appointment of two Councilmembers to an Ad Hoc Subcommittee to research coastal parking strategies utilized in other communities, report.
Public oral communications (through Zoom, or telephone).
Council communications, Staff communications.
Consideration
13. Introduction to amend City election campaign filing and disclosure requirements, and add and an electronic platform (NetFile) for the campaign and the public: NetFile platform cost per year, $4,250, report, Ordinance.
14. Introduction of the General Fund Baseline Budget and Master Fee Schedule, FY 2021-22, report. a) General Fund base budget summary report. b) Master fee and charges schedule (proposed), FY 2021-22.
Adjourn. Related: Item 13: NetFile "Paperless Campaign Finance Disclosure Suite".
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Other City News. Connect with Pacifica/Kevin Woodhouse, City Manager 5/7/21. Note photograph, lead internet/YouTube graphic to Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance, OCPF).
Posted by Kathy Meeh
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