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Votes at a glance: Cupertino City Council special meeting (May 15, 2025)
Summary
Summary of formal roll-call actions taken during the special May 15 meeting: consent calendar approval (one no vote), receipt of AB 2561 informational report (unanimous), defunding of Bollinger Road corridor study (3–2), and removal of Silicon Valley Hopper EV parking from the CIP (unanimous).
This list summarizes formal motions and roll-call outcomes recorded at the Cupertino City Council special session on May 15, 2025.
Consent calendar (motion to approve consent calendar items) - Motion: Approve consent calendar as presented. - Result: Approved; roll call showed Councilmember Mohan voting no; other members voted yes. - Source/context: early meeting consent calendar roll call (motion carried with Mohan voting no).
Receive AB 2561 informational report (Item 2) - Motion: Receive informational report on City of Cupertino vacancies and recruitment and retention efforts pursuant to Government Code section 3502.3. - Result: Approved (5–0, unanimous). - Source/context: Public hearing and staff presentation; council directed staff to supply supplemental vacancy details prior to budget adoption.
Bollinger Road corridor safety study (Item 3) - Motion: Defund Bollinger Road corridor study (as presented in staff materials). - Result: Approved (3–2). Recorded no votes: Councilmember Fruin and Councilmember Mohan; yes votes: Councilmember Wong, Vice Mayor Moore, Mayor Chow. - Source/context: Motion followed extensive public comment on safety and concern about potential loss of grant funding; staff noted the grant agreement had not yet been executed and no project funds had been expended.
Silicon Valley Hopper EV parking (Item 3) - Motion: Remove Silicon Valley Hopper EV parking project from CIP and direct staff to identify alternative locations/partnerships for overnight fleet charging. - Result: Approved (5–0, unanimous). - Source/context: Staff described temporary charging at De Anza College and negotiations with the City of Santa Clara; council asked staff to seek in‑city alternatives.
Notes and next steps: For actions that could affect grant agreements or developer in-lieu funds, staff said they will return with fiscal impacts, grant-agreement status and reallocation options prior to the June 3 budget adoption hearing.
