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TJPA board approves consent calendar, CAC appointments and raises executive director administrative leave to 120 hours

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Summary

The Transbay Joint Powers Authority board approved the consent calendar, appointed members to its Citizens Advisory Committee and increased the executive directors annual administrative leave to 120 hours at its March 13, 2025 meeting.

The Transbay Joint Powers Authority board took several formal actions at its March 13, 2025 meeting, approving routine items and personnel and committee appointments.

Votes at a glance

- Consent calendar (Agenda items 8.1–8.3): approved by roll call. Items included approval of minutes from the January 30, 2025 meeting (8.1); authorization for the executive director to execute Amendment No. 2 to the agreement for financial consulting services with NWC, exercising an option to extend the contract by a two‑year term to April 8, 2027 and increasing compensation by $585,706 (8.2); and extension of an alternate rent period under the third amendment to the lease with Charlies Philly Steaks for first‑floor retail space (8.3). The roll call recorded ayes from Director Andrzejk, Director Chang, Director Lipkin, Director Roos and Chair G; Vice Chair Mandelmann was absent.

- Item 13 — Executive Director Employment Agreement amendment: the board approved increasing the executive directors administrative leave by 40 hours (from an existing balance to 120 hours per year). Legal counsel reported the fringe benefit value of the additional 40 hours as approximately $7,051 per year. The motion passed on a roll‑call vote with Directors Andrzejk, Chang, Lipkin, Roos and Chair G voting aye; Vice Chair Mandelmann absent.

- Item 14 — Citizens Advisory Committee appointments: staff reported 11 applications for eight open seats. Staff recommended reappointing seven current members and appointing one new member, Eric Moe; the board approved the recommended slate on a roll‑call vote (Andrzejk, Chang, Lipkin, Roos and Chair G ayes; Vice Chair Mandelmann absent). Staff noted and thanked departing CAC member Mark Monti for his service.

- Item 15 — Amendment No. 5 to General Engineering Consultant (Parsons): approved (see portal project article for details). Motion passed on roll call with the five ayes above.

What the votes mean: The consent calendar items continued several contractual and administrative arrangements (minutes, consulting services extension and a lease extension). The amendment to the executive directors employment agreement increases paid administrative leave to 120 hours per year; the board heard a public comment objecting to the increase as excessive. The CAC appointments fill the committees regular seats and add one new member with private‑sector development experience.

Public comment: Jim Patrick made public remarks opposing the executive directors administrative leave increase and questioned the rationale for a joint labor agreement referenced in public comment. Roland Treba (on the line) requested public posting of PMOC (project management oversight consultant) reports on the TJPA website for transparency; staff did not commit to a timing in the meeting.

No other formal actions were taken at the March 13 meeting.