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Votes at a glance: key actions from Brentwood council on June 9, 2026
Summary
At the June 9 meeting the council approved the consent calendar, adopted a Juneteenth proclamation, appointed MPA board members, denied one out-of-agency sewer request, approved solid-waste/water-rate adjustments, authorized Meals on Wheels funding and multiple contracts and study agreements.
Summary of formal council actions taken at the June 9 Brentwood City Council meeting:
- Consent calendar: Approved (motion and unanimous vote). Included reading of ordinance RZ26-002 (zoning text amendment to add chapter 17.695 addressing restaurants with on-premises alcohol sales).
- Juneteenth proclamation: Council presented and adopted a proclamation recognizing June 19 as Juneteenth and honored local education leaders (adopted unanimously).
- Administrative leave (personnel): Council placed the city manager on paid administrative leave effective immediately (vote: 4 yes, 1 abstain).
- The Grove at Brentwood (DR25-008 / CUP25-010): Council approved the project consistent with the Planning Commission and removed ABC license type 42 from the CUP; staff to return with revised findings (unanimous approval).
- MPA board appointments (H1): Adopted resolution appointing the city attorney as voting director and the human resources director (including acting/interim) as alternate director on the Municipal Pooling Authority board (approved unanimously).
- Out-of-agency wastewater service request (H2): Council declined to approve a LAFCO-requested out-of-agency sewer connection for an existing parcel in a county carve-out (motion carried).
- Solid waste and water rates (H3): Council adopted a resolution to implement weekly green-waste collection (organics) and reduced the planned water-rate increase for FY27 to 4% (motion carried).
- Meals on Wheels (H4): Council approved a two-year MOU with Meals on Wheels Diablo Region and a fee waiver to continue the senior congregate meal program; city funding increased from $26,000 to $36,000 per year for FY27–28 (approved unanimously).
- Aquatic complex mechanical room (H5): Council awarded a construction contract to Wilson General Contracting for mezzanine replacement and mechanical-room work with funding authorization not to exceed ~$376,695; work scheduled for pool offseason (approved unanimously).
- On-call grant-writing consultants (H6): Council authorized on-call agreements with multiple grant consultants and budgetary authority consistent with staff guidance to pursue grant-funded projects (approved; council discussed contract caps and review timelines).
- Non-potable water distribution study (H7): Council authorized a design/study agreement with Hydroscience Engineers (funding authorization ~$97,521) to assess citywide non-potable distribution and pump-station upgrades (approved unanimously).
For more detail on any of these items, see the related articles in this package and the meeting timeline.
