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Votes at a glance: Riverbank City Council (meeting actions)

3550944 · May 28, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and roll‑call outcomes recorded during the meeting, including consent calendar approvals, a recusal, and separate votes on major items.

This meeting produced the following formal actions and roll‑call outcomes.

- Consent calendar (items 9.1–9.7, excluding 9.5e): Motion to approve consent calendar items 9.1–9.5a–d, 9.6 and 9.7 carried on roll call 5–0 (yes votes recorded; no abstentions or recusals). The consent calendar included minutes, SB 1 project list and Measure L expenditure plan items, and awards for park landscape maintenance contracts.

- Item 9.5e (Crossroads Landscape and Lighting District): Council Member Kahl declared a conflict of interest and recused herself from consideration of 9.5e; council proceeded without her and approved the item by roll call 4–0.

- Item 11.1 (Riverbank Regional Recycled Water Project IS/MND addendum): Motion to reaffirm adoption of the addendum and file CEQA notices (including payment of county and CDFW filing fees) carried 5–0. Staff reported a state Water Board comment period and one comment letter from the San Joaquin Council of Governments; staff responses required no changes.

- Item 11.2 (Street‑sweeper procurement): Council approved Option 2a to purchase a Timco Model 600 street sweeper and operate sweeping in‑house. Motion passed 5–0; staff said the prior contract with Jilton was about $118,000/year and estimated the purchase option would increase annual operating costs by roughly $20,517 compared with that contract and would require a dedicated operator and maintenance staffing.

- Item 11.3 (Facility rental fee‑waiver policy): Council adopted a staff‑level waiver policy allowing waiver of facility rental fees under specified criteria, with a $7,500 annual cap and a limit of two waivers per organization per calendar year. Motion passed 5–0.

- Closed session items: The council reported it reconvened from closed session and that "direction has been given" to staff on labor negotiations and the city manager performance evaluation; no reportable actions beyond direction were announced.

All roll calls were recorded in the meeting transcript; where a specific mover/second was not named in the transcript, the summary records the outcome and tally as entered in the minutes.