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Pittsburg commission approves development transfer, amends residency rule and other measures in unanimous or recorded votes

5825540 · September 24, 2025
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Summary

The Pittsburg City Commission approved several routine and substantive measures Sept. 23, including assignment of the Silverback Landing development agreement, an increase to a department-head residency radius, a utility easement for hotel electrical work and schedule changes for November meetings. Roll-call and voice votes are listed below.

The Pittsburg City Commission on Sept. 23 approved multiple items including the assignment of a development agreement for Silverback Landing phase 1, an ordinance amending a residency requirement for certain department heads, a utility easement for electrical equipment at the Best hotel property and changes to the November meeting schedule.

Votes at a glance

- Consent agenda items A and C — Approved (roll call). Roll call as recorded: Brooks — Yes; McNay — Yes; Lentil — Yes; Sigley — Yes. Motion carried.

- Ordinance G-13-75, amending section 7-72 of the Pittsburg city code to extend the residency requirement for certain city department heads from 8 miles to 10 miles — Approved (roll call). Roll call as recorded: Brooks — Yes; Height — Yes; McNay — Yes; Went South — No; Sigley — Yes. Outcome: approved (4–1).

- Assignment of the Silverback Landing phase 1 development agreement (transfer from P and L Development LLC to Silverback Landing LLC, contingent on closing) — Approved (voice vote). Motion carried.

- Utility easement for transformer relocation at the Best hotel south lot (10-foot easement on city property) — Approved (voice vote). Motion carried.

- November meeting schedule: the commission voted to cancel the first November meeting and hold a single meeting the second scheduled week — Approved (voice vote). Motion carried.

The commission recorded no formal votes in executive session; the mayor announced that no decisions were made in closed session.