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Votes at a glance: Sunnyvale Town Council actions, Aug. 25 meeting
Summary
Council recorded routine consent votes, approved a fleet-management contract and authorized traffic-signal purchases; it tabled a drainage-utility study and moved several items to future meetings. Tally: unanimous votes for listed actions where noted.
The Sunnyvale Town Council took the following recorded actions at its Aug. 25 meeting. Where motion makers or seconds were stated on the record, they are included; when names were not fully stated in the public minutes, this summary lists vote tallies.
- Consent agenda item I-1: Motion to approve consent agenda item I-1 (as presented). Motion maker recorded: Mr. Clark; second: Dr. Boudreau. Vote: passed, 6-0.
- Planned development ordinance (Item I-2): Motion to approve the planned development amendment for Homestead (PD amendment), including discussion about Internet infrastructure. Motion maker: Mr. Allen; second: Mayor Clark. Vote: passed, 6-0.
- Surplus property and vehicles (Item I-3): Motion to approve surplus of listed vehicles and equipment, with proceeds directed to the vehicle replacement fund. Motion passed, 6-0.
- Table K-1 (personnel/interview schedule): Motion to table item K-1 to the council meeting of Sept. 8. Vote: passed, 6-0.
- K-2: Master equity lease and fleet-management agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management. Motion to approve as presented. Vote: passed, 6-0. (Staff to implement replacement schedule and return with details.)
- K-3: Purchase of traffic-signal equipment for Belt Line/Towne East intersection, not to exceed $123,000. Motion approved. Vote: passed, 6-0.
- K-4: Proposed contract with NewGen Strategies to conduct a drainage-utility and fee study (proposed cost $75,000). Motion made to take no action at this time; council voted to defer. Vote: passed, 6-0.
- Final procedural motions: council adjourned to executive session and later returned and adjourned the meeting; recorded procedural motions passed by council.
This roundup covers the primary motions and recorded tallies noted on the meeting record. Staff will return with implementation items and follow-up agenda items for the projects summarized above.
