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At a glance: Council votes to confirm election seats, fee adjustments and several routine items

City Council of Lincoln · May 29, 2024
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Summary

The council unanimously approved consolidation of the November election seats, adopted inflationary connection-fee adjustments, reclassified a building-inspector position to plans examiner, and approved a fund transfer to reimburse transportation work.

At the May 28 meeting the Lincoln City Council recorded several unanimous votes on routine and regulatory matters.

- Item 8B (Election consolidation/notice to Placer County): Council voted to notify Placer County that Districts 3, 4 and 5 and the at‑large city treasurer will be on the November ballot; staff clarified the item does not cancel elections.

- Item 8L (Stormwater work program): Council approved a multi‑year work program and a contract with Larry Walker & Associates to support permitting and mapping; staff confirmed a stormwater facilities map is available in the city's GIS portal.

- Resolution (public facility connection fees; listed in the record as "resolution 2024‑108"): After a staff presentation, council adopted the annual inflationary increases to connection fees (1.13% regulated capacity fee increase; 0.05% unregulated fee increase).

- Item 10B (Personnel reclassification): Council reclassified a vacant building-inspector position to a plans examiner classification to improve in‑house plan review and reduce consultant dependency.

- Item 10C (Transfer of CFD funds): Council adopted a resolution to transfer funds from CFD 2005‑1 Sorento to the PFE transportation fund to repay the transportation fund for previously completed work.

All recorded votes on these items were unanimous in the meeting record.