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Oakley City Council votes at a glance: consent calendar approved; annexation and sewer standards adopted
Summary
At its Oct. 22 meeting Oakley City Council approved the consent calendar (including a $61,000 Franson Park bridge item funded by the wrap tax), adopted Ordinance 2025-O2 to annex County Parcel CD 258 and adopted Resolution 2025-O7 updating sewer design standards.
The Oakley City Council voted on several items at its Oct. 22 meeting. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript:
- Consent calendar: The council moved and seconded approval of the consent calendar. During general questions a council member asked about a $61,000 line item for the Franson Park bridge; staff said that funding comes from the 2024 wrap tax grant and the city is in possession of the grant funds. The consent calendar was approved by voice vote.
- Ordinance 2025-O2 (annexation of County Parcel CD 258): After a city-initiated public hearing, the council moved, seconded and adopted Ordinance 2025-O2 to annex an approximately 11.53-acre parcel owned by Deer Meadows Ranch (County Parcel CD 258). Staff said the annexation corrects a split-jurisdiction issue needed to finalize a conditional use permit for an event center; staff indicated the city already provides culinary water to the area and that the city’s initial zoning for annexed property will be AR-40.
- Resolution 2025-O7 (sewer installation design standards and specifications): The council moved, seconded and adopted Resolution 2025-O7 to update sewer installation design standards prepared by Aqua Engineering. Staff said two outstanding items — grease trap specifications and specifications for individual sewer pumps — will be drafted and returned to council for consideration.
All three actions were recorded in the transcript as adopted by voice vote; the transcript does not record individual roll-call tallies by name. The council also noted it will need a short special meeting to accept county-certified election results: staff said the county’s report is expected on Nov. 17 and, by law, the council must accept results by Nov. 18, so the council intends to hold a brief meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 18 to canvass the election results.
