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Votes at a glance: Key Folsom City Council actions, May 13, 2025

3319099 · May 14, 2025
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Summary

The Folsom City Council approved several resolutions on May 13, including police fee updates (11371, with two alarm fees deferred), formation steps for CFD 20‑1 Russell Ranch 2 (11374 and 11375), authorization to buy 1 Natoma Street for police use (11381), calendar recess adjustments (11370) and a flashing yellow arrows pilot (11379).

At its May 13 meeting the Folsom City Council took the following formal actions (short descriptions below). Where the roll call was announced on the record, the recorded yes votes are shown; Kosovsky was absent earlier in the meeting. No votes listed below were recorded as opposed in the roll calls spoken at the meeting.

Votes at a glance

- Resolution 11371 — Amend police department fee schedule (item 16): Adopted with modifications; council removed two alarm‑related fees (alarm permit late‑filing fee and fee‑waiver processing fee) from immediate implementation. (Recorded roll call: Leary — yes; Rethal — yes; Roerbach — yes; Anna Kino — yes.)

- Resolution 11374 — Declare intent/approve boundary to form CFD 20‑1 Russell Ranch 2 (item 17): Adopted. (Recorded roll call: Leary — yes; Rethal — yes; Roerbach — yes; Anna Kino — yes.)

- Resolution 11375 — Declare necessity to incur bonded indebtedness and call public hearing for CFD 20‑1 Russell Ranch 2 (item 17): Adopted; public hearing scheduled for June 24, 2025. (Recorded roll call: Leary — yes; Rethal — yes; Roerbach — yes; Anna Kino — yes.)

- Resolution 11381 — Authorize purchase of 1 Natoma Street for police department use (item 18): Adopted. The purchase price cited in staff presentation was $2.7 million, primarily to be paid from South‑of‑50 developer impact fees; staff requested an additional $1 million estimate for tenant improvements to be returned for council approval later. (Recorded roll call: Leary — yes; Rethal — yes; Roerbach — yes; Anna Kino — yes.)

- Resolution 11370 — Establish council meeting recesses in July, November and December (item 20): Adopted. (Recorded roll call: Leary — yes; Bridal — yes; Rorba — yes; Anna Kino — yes.)

- Resolution 11379 — Authorize pilot for flashing yellow left‑turn arrows at selected intersections (item 21): Adopted; staff directed to install up to five pilot locations, run public outreach and return with a six‑month interim and 12‑month evaluation. (Recorded roll call: Leary — yes; Rethal — yes; Roerbach — yes; Anna Kino — yes.)

Procedural note: the council also adopted the consent calendar earlier in the meeting by roll call. Several proclamations, presentations and an informational presentation by the Sacramento‑Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District were heard; those informational items did not require council action.

Ending: Items that required additional council action include the CFD bond hearing (June 24) and staff return with tenant‑improvement cost estimates for 1 Natoma Street; staff will also report back on the flashing yellow arrow pilot evaluation.