dollars to be determined, source to be determined, of the 49-acre park and
use available acres to add a gymnasium. Vice President Arias seconded the
motion. (Capital Projects)
Councilmember Maxwell motioned (#7) An additional $50,000 from Public
Work's funds specifically for D4. Council President Karbassi seconded the
motion. (Public Works)
Councilmember Maxwell motioned (#8) $25,000 to finish the shop
beautification project that was started last year. Vice President Arias
seconded the motion. (Public Works)
Councilmember Maxwell motioned (#9) $300,000 for new district 4
beautification (median island projects). Council President Karbassi
seconded the motion. (Public Works)
Councilmember Richardson motioned (#10) for $25,000 directly which
would be matched with D6 funds to go specifically into safety measures to
be used at the intersection of Friant and Shepard. Councilmember Vang
seconded the motion. (Public Works)
Vice President Arias motioned (#11) for $150,000 to the Animal Center for
the Department budget. Councilmember Maxwell seconded the motion.
(Animal Center)
Council Requests for Information Made June 3, 2025
Councilmember Richardson is interested in knowing how much it would cost
to remove all of the tree stumps in Woodward Park. (Public Works)
Council President Karbassi requested an answer, as best as possible given
the limited information. If CEQA requirements are rolled back pursuant to
the passage of AB 609 and SB 607, what impact will that have to our tax
base over the next few years? Will that permit the Costco proposed in
Council District 2 to move forward? Are there any other employment
producing projects impacted by CEQA lawsuits or housing subdivisions that
are on hold, which could benefit from the passage of the above referenced
bills? How would this impact SEDA? Will this allow the City to prevail on
the recent appellate court ruling on the PEIR (would the Council be able to
challenge the court ruling given the change in law or request a