City Council - 2PM
City Hall Complex, 915 I Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
Agenda — 24 items
- 1 Open Session
- 2 Roll Call
- 3 Land Acknowledgement
- 4 Pledge of Allegiance
- 5 Closed Session Report
- 6 Special Presentation/General Communications
- A. National Ice Cream Day - Presented by City Clerk, Mindy Cuppy
- B. National Bring Your Dog To Work Day - Presented by Assistant City Clerk, Wendy Klock-Johnson
- 9 Consent Calendar
- 10 All items listed under the Consent Calendar are considered and acted upon by one Motion.
- 1. [WKJ Test] Approval of the City Hall Breakroom Microwave Popcorn Burn Mitigation and Olfactory Rescue Protocol
- 2. [WKJ Test] Resolution Authorizing the Implementation of the Municipal Workplace Joy Enhancement and Puppy Therapy Pilot Program to Mitigate High-Stress Deadlines and Desk Fatigue (Project No. PUP2026)
- 13 Public Hearings
- 3. [WKJ Test] Ordinance Amending Sacramento City Code Title 2 to Establish the City Hall Weekly Morale Enhancement and Mandatory Friday Free Ice Cream Initiative, Providing Sweet Operational Relief to Staff and the Public
- 4. [WKJ Test] A Proposal to Convert the Third Floor of City Hall into a Fully Edible, Willy Wonka-Style Candy Landscape, Exploring the Feasibility of Replacing Standard Office Drywall and Flooring with Confectionery Infrastructure
- 16 Discussion Calendar
- 5. [WKJ Test] Interactive Workshop on Post-Lunch Food Coma Mitigation Strategy, Exploring a Scheduled 20-Minute Power Nap Window to Optimize Afternoon Workflow
- 6. [WKJ Test] Feasibility Study and Assessment Regarding the City Hall Capybara De-Escalation Zone, Appointing a Resident Group of Giant Rodents as Emotional Support Officers
- 19 Council Comments-Ideas, Questions, AB1234 Reports
- 20 City Manager's Report
- 21 Public Comments-Matters Not on the Agenda
- 22 Adjournment
- 23 page break
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