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Los Altos Hills council finalizes two‑year work plan; schedules budget requests for key projects
Summary
The Los Altos Hills City Council on Feb. 4 approved changes to its two‑year staff work plan, sending several projects to the upcoming budget process and deferring others to committees. Council voted 5–0 to adopt the prioritized list of adds, drops and committee handoffs.
The Los Altos Hills City Council voted unanimously Feb. 4 to approve revisions to the town’s two‑year work plan, advancing a set of projects that staff will present in the spring budget process while deferring several technical tasks to town committees.
Acting City Manager Cody Einfeldt told the special meeting the exercise is intended to align council priorities with limited staff capacity and the budget calendar. ‘‘This is the culmination of a lot of staff effort and a lot of effort from council and the committees,’’ Einfeldt said, urging members to focus on what the town can achieve within current resources.
Why it matters: the council’s priorities determine what staff will work on and what will require new funding. Staff said the adopted plan will feed directly into the proposed…
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