PARKS COMMISSION

The Criminal Justice Training Room 400 County Center, 1st floor, Redwood City, CA, 94063

Agenda — 13 items

1. 1 1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. 2 2. Roll Call
3. 3 3. Public Comment
4. 4 4. Action to Set the Agenda
5. 5 5. Youth Commission Presentation
6. 6 6. Parks Foundation Report
7. 7 7. Department Report
8. 8 8. Regular Agenda 8.1 Parks Department Presentation on 2025 Priorities (Informational)
9. 9 9. Items of Outstanding Business 9.1 Quarry Park Stormwater Drainage
10. 10 10. Subcommittee Updates 10.1 Budget & Performance Subcommittee 10.2 Equity, Inclusion, and Access Subcommittee 10.3 Partnerships & Connections Subcommittee 10.4 Agenda Subcommittee
11. 11 11. Items for a Future Agenda 11.1 County diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives 11.2 Partnerships and connections – have representatives of partner organizations such as Together Bay Area and/or the Santa Cruz Mountains Stewardship Network provide presentations to the Commission. Discuss which County department may be able to attend. 11.3 Update on sustainability actions for the Parks Department & alignment with action plan for County Office of Sustainability. Regional transportation and active transportation 11.4 Fuel reduction project updates 11.5 Revitalize Coyote Point 11.6 Subcommittee structure and assignments 11.7 Address technological gaps to ensure accessibility for public attendees and improve participation at in-person and remote meetings. 11.8 Park vendor RFP processes and updates. 11.9 Addressing inappropriate public comment
12. 12 12. Adjournment
13. 13 Meeting Rules and Procedures

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