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Votes at a glance: council approves pride flag resolution, TAM amendments, transportation study and Cypress Hollow assessment
Summary
The Tiburon council unanimously approved the pride‑flag resolution (item 2), TAM Measure AA amendments, adoption of the Parametrics transportation study with authorization of an adaptive‑signal pilot (up to $180,000), and confirmed the Cypress Hollow landscaping assessment; roll calls recorded all five council members voting yes on those measures.
On the night’s agenda the council recorded the following formal actions:
- Pride‑flag resolution (Consent item 2): approved unanimously. The resolution directs the town to fly the pride flag during Pride month and notes a related community picnic May 31.
- TAM Measure AA expenditure‑plan amendments: council voted to approve the TAM board’s proposed, limited reallocations to Measure AA (adopted by TAM 03/26/2026), including added support for crossing guards and a new reimagined roadways category. Vote: unanimous.
- Transportation study adoption and adaptive‑signal pilot authorization: the council adopted Parametrics’ final transportation study and authorized staff to include a Tiburon Boulevard–Trestle Glen adaptive‑signal pilot in the FY27 CIP with a not‑to‑exceed amount of $180,000 (approx. $30,000 for coordination/design and $75K–$150K for implementation). Vote: unanimous.
- Cypress Hollow landscape lighting/landscaping district assessment for FY26–27: the council conducted the public hearing, received no public opposition and adopted a resolution confirming the assessment and ordering levy and collection; the assessment remains $378 per parcel. Vote: unanimous.
Roll call for votes recorded the following council members voting yes: Council member Fredericks; Council member Ryan; Council member Thier; Vice Mayor Nick Farr; Mayor Wellner. No votes against, no abstentions were recorded.
