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Votes at a glance: West Sacramento City Council actions on April 9, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken during the April 9 West Sacramento City Council meeting, including consent approvals, a lease amendment, contract extension, I‑Bank application authorization for Bridal Park, and first readings of two ordinances.
At its April 9 meeting the West Sacramento City Council took the following formal actions (roll-call results recorded at the meeting):
- Consent agenda (items 5–13, excluding items pulled for separate consideration): Approved by roll call. Yeas: Council member Ocala, Council member Early, Council member Orozco, Mayor Pro Tem Sulpizio Hall, Mayor Guerrero.
- Item 7 — Third Amendment to commercial lease for police facility (1025 Triangle Court): Approved. Council accepted a five-year extension of the lease; staff said the lease aligns with ongoing site-selection work for a future police facility and positions the department to transition when a new site is ready.
- Item 9 — Resolution 25-40 authorizing I‑Bank application and intent to reimburse expenditures for Bridal Park improvements: Approved by roll call. Yeas: Ocala, Early, Orozco, Sulpizio Hall, Guerrero. (See separate article for detailed Q&A and staff estimates.)
- Item 10 — Multi-jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan / emergency planning appendix (consent): Approved. Staff described the document as a planning tool and a living document that supports grant eligibility; FEMA had given conditional approval pending local adoption.
- Item 13 — Contract amendment / federal advocacy services (Holland & Knight): Approved. The contract is cost-shared among the city, West SACOG / flood entity and the Port (50% city / 40% flood agency / 10% port according to staff) for targeted federal advocacy and grant-support services; council discussed the option to re-advertise later if desired.
- Item 14 — Ordinance 24-9 (Tiny Homes on Wheels): First reading approved by roll call. Yeas: Ocala, Early, Orozco, Sulpizio Hall, Guerrero.
- Item 15 — Ordinance 25-6 (Public noticing and engagement for large development projects): First reading approved by roll call. Yeas: Ocala, Early, Orozco, Sulpizio Hall, Guerrero.
Votes and roll calls were taken on the record during the meeting and are reflected in the official minutes.
