City Council Regular Meeting

City Hall Council Chamber

Agenda — 21 items

1. 1 ReThink Waste "Trash to Art" Contest Winners — Recognition
2. 2 Chris Eckert — Proclamation
3. 3 Small Business Saturday — Proclamation
4. 4 Authorization to Provide Comment on Proposed FCC Rulemaking Addressing Wireless Facilities — Approval
5. 5 Office of Traffic Safety — Approval and Appropriation
6. 6 Development Impact, In-Lieu, Linkage Fees and Wastewater Capacity Charges – Annual Report
7. 7 Increase Wages to Comply with City of San Mateo Minimum Wage Regulations — Approval
8. 8 Deferred Compensation Program Administrator and Investment Advisory Services Consultant — Approval
9. 9 Salary Schedules — Adoption
10. 10 Ceremonial Street Naming Policy — Adoption
11. 11 Emergency Management Staff Training and San Mateo County Measure K Grant — Agreement
12. 12 Delaware Street Safe Routes to School Corridor Bike Lane Improvements — Agreement
13. 13 2nd and El Camino Real Sidewalk Repair Project — Agreement
14. 14 477 9th Avenue Reversion to Acreage Final Map and Subdivision Improvement — Agreement
15. 15 Meridian Barriers — Approval
16. 16 Electric Irrigation Vehicle Procurement for Parks & Recreation Department — Agreement
17. 17 San Mateo Caltrain Station North Access Improvement Project Design — Service Agreement
18. 18 Emergency Vehicle Lighting and Equipment Upfit Services — Agreement
19. 19 Staff Augmentation Services for the Wastewater Treatment Plant — Amendment
20. 20 Housing Element Implementation, Tenant Protection Policies — Ordinance Introductions
21. 21 Station Park Green Specific Area Plan — Amendment ​

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