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Votes at a glance: Millbrae City Council actions on Jan. 28, 2025
Summary
Council approved minutes and consent items, accepted a citizens oversight report, adopted council liaison and regional appointment list, and approved a no-confidence resolution regarding San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus.
The Millbrae City Council took multiple formal actions on Jan. 28, 2025. Below are the items that received council votes at that meeting.
Votes at a glance - Approval of minutes (six sets: regular and closed-session minutes from Oct. 8, Oct. 22, Nov. 12 and Nov. 26, 2024): Motion carried 5-0. - Consent calendar (Item 5: monthly general fund financial report through Dec. 31, 2024; Item 6: rename Economic Vitality Advisory Committee to Economic Development Advisory Committee; Item 7: authorize city manager to increase budget authority limits for critical public works service contracts): Approved 5-0. - Resolution of no confidence in San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus and calling on the sheriff to resign (Item 8): Adopted 5-0. (Full coverage of the debate and public comment is in a separate article.) - Study session on density bonus and inclusionary housing (Item 9): informational; council directed staff to conduct outreach to developers and property owners and return with revised ordinance language; no ordinance vote at this meeting. - Citizens Oversight Committee (fire assessment and transient occupancy tax oversight) report (Item 10): Council accepted the informational report and authorized staff to open an application process for committee members; motion carried 5-0. - Council assignments to regional, county and city boards, commissions and ad hoc subcommittees (Item 11): Council approved mayor’s recommended appointments and liaison assignments for 2025 by a 5-0 vote.
Procedural notes: All roll-call votes listed were recorded as unanimous 5-0 in the meeting minutes. Where council directed staff to continue work (e.g., the density bonus/inclusionary study), no final ordinance was adopted during this meeting.
Ending: The council’s actions included both routine procedural items and a high-profile policy statement on county law enforcement leadership. Staff will post finalized minutes and the adopted resolutions on the City of Millbrae website.
