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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Half Moon Bay City Council meeting
Summary
Council approved the consent calendar, appointed a planning commissioner, authorized Measure D transfers, extended a software contract for rental registration, approved pavement project advertisement and adopted an asset disposition policy. All actions passed on roll-call or unanimous voice votes.
At its meeting, the Half Moon Bay City Council recorded the following formal actions and outcomes (all actions approved):
- Consent calendar (items 8a-c): Motion to approve waive reading of resolutions and ordinances, accept minutes of 08/19/2025 special and regular meetings; carried by roll-call vote (Johnson, Naggingast, Penrose, Vice Mayor Redick, Mayor Brownstone = all yes).
- Planning Commission appointment (Item 10a): Council appointed Christopher (applicant introduced at the meeting) to the planning commission by roll-call vote (unanimous yes). No public objections were recorded.
- Measure D transfers (Item 10c): Adopted a resolution authorizing transfer of 20 remaining downtown base Measure D allocations to outside-downtown applicants, prioritized by existing scoring checklist; roll-call unanimous yes.
- Ptolemy contract amendment (Item 10d): Authorized the city manager to approve an amendment extending the Ptolemy rental-registration and rent-stabilization contract through Feb. 28, 2026, for $16,666.67 with an option to extend to June 30, 2026 (total $25,000); roll-call unanimous yes. Council asked staff to negotiate clarified privacy/data-transfer language.
- Pavement management project (Item 10e): Authorized advertisement of the FY25-26 pavement rehabilitation project (Lead Park area) for construction bids; roll-call unanimous yes.
- Asset disposition policy (Item 10f): Adopted a city policy guiding disposition of city assets, aligning staff procedures with common municipal practice; roll-call unanimous yes.
The council indicated staff will return with follow-up reports where needed (e.g., Measure D allocations in December, OCC funding updates, and a six-month report on rental-registration program impacts).
