I don't see the city attorney yet.

Oh, Mr.

Bruce.

No, you will not be able to do that.

Welcome everyone to the San City Council and Successor Agency at the redevelopment agency.

Council meeting of Tuesday, April 21st, 2026.

The time is 532.

This meeting is being held virtually and here in person.

And it is compliant with Assembly Bill 2449 signed into law September 13, 2022, which amends government code section 5953 to provide authority for public agencies to continue to hold virtual meetings and remain in compliance for the Brown Act.

With that, I will look over to our uh clerk and ask Carrie if she will call role at this time.

Mayor Carbone here.

Council Member Adams present.

Councilmember Diaz?

Here.

Councilmember Scudder has that.

Thank you.

With that, I'd like to ask Councilmember Adams if she would lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance.

And please be all welcome to join us.

I budget of the United States of America and Stance.

Thank you, Councilmember.

With that, we'll uh move on to item three announcements by mayor, city attorney, and city manager.

And um somewhere I have a uh the mayor's report uh if it is available for anyone who would like one on the table.

I'll just uh touch on a couple of meetings uh over at MST during the month of April.

We recognize um five MST employees of the month.

Usually we have one, but it was five for April, and um those we recognize by resolution, Tim Minelli, Antonio Sanchez, Barry Cole, Hardy Colt, Omar Wilson, and Martin Mendoza, and as employees of the month for April for their outstanding contribution to MST and the entire community for uh the fire uh evacuation uh that had happened uh as many of you all heard or have who have been involved with here, even city staff here at the city.

So um thank you all uh city staff and and community for polling together.

But I did want to recognize them here at uh for council meeting uh during our Tamsi Rail meeting.

Uh we were meeting uh regarding the Monterey uh branch line right away, and that was continued to a future meeting, which we'll later go to uh the entire uh ANSI board of directors at umward elections were held.

Um we had uh um your new officers there or later Hernandez as chair.

Uh he's with Monterey County Board of Supervisors, and I was uh called in as vice chair, uh which I have uh been running the meetings the last couple months uh because the chair does not been around.

He's been doing he must be very busy.

Uh with Amboard, there was uh going to be some fee changes.

Um the board uh adopted some resolutions, um, one for their uh budget, and the other was they held a public hearing to review uh and provide directions for staff regarding um 2.2 fee increase uh based on CPI uh for in San Francisco Oakland and Hayward.

There has been some new role changes to uh 301 uh with two categories proposed incident response.

Um I think that was because of the battery fire in Moss Landing last year.

Um, and also some changes uh addressing the refusations that expires uh with the language in Rule 300.

Also, there was a five cent uh charge um that will be uh affecting agencies.

It's uh a rate uh very it's five cents a month.

Um it was raised five cents last year, and it has been raised again this year.

Um see uh other than that.

Uh I will start to attend the C Monterey meeting beginning tomorrow.

And I have a copy of the agenda for you, Bibica on my desk.

I'll get it to you, put it in box later.

And uh so I'll report out on that next month.

Also uh I attended some various conferences and uh there are various functions.

There's some in the mayor's report, there are upcoming meetings.

Um I want to kind of go through this kind of quick quickly, uh, some dates uh and dates for you there to um if anyone is interested in um uh San City's birthday, May 16th, and um some other we're we'll be holding the red dress reception here on the October 2nd.

So there'll be an exhibit that'll be up in the council chambers format.

That's my report.

Thank you.

Vivica.

Yeah.

Thank you, Mayor.

Um, just a few very, very short um updates.

Just a special shout out to Mark Factor, Public Works Manager for obtaining an additional rebates on the EV Street Sweeper, $50,000.

So that combined with the 200 to 50,000 that Mark obtained, which is fantastic.

Um and just because it's come up, several people have asked about the street sweep.

The new one is quiet and his electorate is not yet in use.

So you're still hearing the old one, which is why it's still quite noisy.

Um they are doing a training.