Linda Deos

General Plan Update and Growth Boundaries

Residents cite over $2 million spent on the update and roughly half a billion dollars in unfunded city obligations as context for the growth debate.

Downtown Outdoor Dining Compliance and Regulations

Waiving initial annual license fees for existing parklets during the conversion phase will temporarily reduce city fee revenues.

Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Standards Alignment

Reduces regulatory barriers and potential permit review costs for homeowners.

Bicycle Safety and Infrastructure Following Student Fatality

Future capital improvement costs for bike infrastructure upgrades are undetermined.

Affordable Housing Code Amendments (Land Dedication)

Potential reduction in holding costs for sellers and clearer financial readiness for buyers.

Reserved Emergency Shelter Beds Partnership

Potential general fund impact of approximately $50,000 for additional motel rooms if approved.

Economic Development Strategic Plan Implementation

Optimizes existing staff resources to boost commercial tax generation.

Affordable Housing Rehabilitation (Davis TRIO)

No direct city out-of-pocket costs; involves restructuring existing city loans and subordination.

Mobile Vending Ordinance on Private Property

Creates new licensing fees and business opportunities for mobile vendors.

Vernal Pool and Wetland Protection at Village Farms

Null

Historic Resources Management Program

Potential access to state and federal historic preservation financial incentives.

Implementation of SB 707 Hybrid Meeting Requirements

Minor administrative costs associated with municipal code updates.

Planning Commission Recruitment

Floodplain Mapping and Stormwater Planning

FY 2026/27 Mid-Cycle Budget and Structural Deficit

Projects over $2 million in increased O&M expenses for the upcoming fiscal year, including $775,000 for equipment repairs and $740,000 for preliminary distributed energy resources equipment.

Police Surveillance Technology and Military Equipment Annual Renewals

Maintains existing equipment inventories without requesting budget augmentations.

Solid Waste Hauling Franchise Procurement

Raises solid waste utility fees for residents and businesses to cover rising operating costs and prevent fund insolvency.

Active Transportation and Infrastructure Integration

Involves significant capital investments in active transportation infrastructure versus long-term road maintenance savings.

Integrated Pest Management Policy

Streamlining administrative review reduces outside consulting costs.

Urban Forest Management and Tree Maintenance Policy

Estimated $1.3 million to $1.5 million annually needed to fully meet management plan goals.

SB 9 Two-Unit Project Zoning Ordinance Amendment — Recommendation to City Council

General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 1: City-Owned Land

General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 3: Open Space and Agricultural Easements

General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 4: Floodplain Areas

General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 5: City Income-Producing Properties

Approval of Meeting Agenda

Approval of Consent Calendar

Human Relations Commission Appointments

Refinancing and Rehabilitation Agreements for Mutual Housing Properties

Amendment to Reasonable Accommodation Ordinance

Approval of Agenda

Consent Calendar

Approval of Consent Calendar

TEFRA Resolution for Mutual Housing California Properties

Retention of Status Quo for Mayoral Selection

Change Regular City Council Meeting Start Time to 5:30 p.m.

Dissolution of Certain Council Subcommittees

Approval of Agenda

Professional Services Agreement for Implementation Advisory Services for the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System (Public Works Deputy Director Alexis Eastwood)

Professional Services Agreement for Property Management Services at Pacifico (multifamily) and GAMAT (20 single family) Properties (Social Services & Housing Director Dana Bailey)

Approval of the Meeting Agenda

Consent Calendar Approval

Continue Public Hearing on Downtown Outdoor Dining Ordinance to September 1, 2026

Adopt Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Zoning Ordinance Amendment

Approval of Consent Calendar

Consent Calendar Approval

Certification of Willowgrove EIR and Findings

Approval of Willowgrove Entitlements and Ballot Measure

Approval of MAPA Report Recommendations 1, 2, and 4

Adoption of Resolution Acknowledging Antisemitism and General Discrimination

Consent Calendar Approval

Sanctuary City Ordinance Adoption

Community Ice Notification Website Resource Direction

Introduction of Amendments to Affordable Housing Code (Land Dedication)

Adoption of Resolution Endorsing Divestment from Musk-Controlled Companies

Expressed concern that the resolution's focus on Musk companies was inconsistent with the city's other corporate investments.

Approval of Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for Village Farms

Approval of General Plan Amendment and Baseline Project Features

Approval of Pre-Zone and Preliminary Planned Development

Approval of Development Agreement for Village Farms

Adoption of Resolution Calling for Special Election on June 2, 2026

Approval of Resolution Requesting Consolidation of Special Election