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San Bruno council approves consent items, final maps and committee appointments

San Bruno City Council · March 11, 2025
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Summary

Council approved the consent calendar including the Highlands Ridge final map and the Sweeney Ridge water main rehabilitation project, and appointed Jessica to the San Bruno Community Foundation, Steve Panelli to the Emergency Preparedness Committee and a youth representative to the Parks & Recreation Commission, all by unanimous vote.

The San Bruno City Council unanimously approved the consent calendar on March 11, 2025, including adoption of a resolution approving the final map and authorizing the city manager to execute an improvement agreement for the Highlands Ridge Project at 850 Glen View Drive.

Council member Salazar described the Sweeney Ridge emergency water main rehabilitation as a long-overdue project in difficult terrain, and staff noted the project cost is approximately $1,445,200. The council approved the resolution to proceed.

During appointments to boards and commissions, the council appointed "Jessica" (first name given in the record) to the San Bruno Community Foundation; selected Steve Panelli to the Emergency Preparedness Committee; and filled the Parks & Recreation Commission youth representative vacancy. Nominations, seconds and majority votes were held as described by the mayor; all appointments passed by unanimous vote.

Developer representative Daren dler of City Ventures spoke during public comment to provide a Highlands Ridge timeline: about six months for site work and another 12 months for vertical construction, and confirmed the developer will follow code-required public notification to neighbors.

The council recorded the consent and appointment votes as unanimous (5–0).