This is going to be a very long night, what with two closed sessions, three big land use issues, and a bunch of other stuff to get done.
We start the evening with another closed session regarding the City Manager recruitment. This is followed by a second closed session involving labor negotiations with the Sunnyvale Management Association and SEIU 521.
The consent calendar is pretty short. We’ve got the usual stuff, approval of two final tract maps for projects previously approved by the city, and second reading of the addition of e-cigarettes to our smoking ordinances.
Item 2 and 3 are related. Item 2 involves a joint Environmental Impact Report for two proposed projects on either side of Fair Oaks Avenue north of 101. And item 3 involves potential rezoning of the properties in question. The one west of Fair Oaks is divided in half with two different zonings, and the applicant is asking for the southern half to be rezoned to match the northern half. The one east of Fair Oaks is zoned industrial, and that applicant is asking for it to be rezoned residential (R-4/PD).
Item 4 involves approving a pilot project for LED streetlights. We’ve done LED streetlights already (about 20% of our lights), but those have been on arterials and collectors, not residential streets. This will do a pilot on residential streets to gauge resident reaction and allow the city to tailor them before rolling something out city-wide.
Item 5 is our annual progress report on how we’re doing implementing our Housing Element.
Item 6 is a design review of a proposed 6-story office building in Peery Park.
Item 7 involves adopting a reporting program for a storm pump station that operates on Calabazas Creek.
Item 8 has us considering spending $50k for an ecosystem analysis of the landfill and Baylands related to the proposed improvements to the landfill and possible location of Animal Assisted Happiness at Baylands.
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Agreed. I hope it offers Mayor Griffith some comfort to not be in closed session at The Hague. Though that would be cool and may come in time.
Jim could you please fix the link to the Perry Park project.
Thomas: fixed.
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Some of the other links are broken as well.
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