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Council approves a slate of continuances, development credits and personnel agreements (all 5–0)
Summary
At its June 9 meeting, the Riverbank City Council unanimously approved continuances of several assessment items, a park fee credit for a developer dog park, a Meadow View slope‑easement modification, and multiple employment‑agreement amendments and appointments; votes were 5–0 in each roll call recorded.
Riverbank — The City Council on Tuesday recorded a series of unanimous decisions across consent, land‑use and personnel items.
Key votes and actions taken (all roll‑call votes recorded as 5–0 unless noted):
- Consent calendar: approved (motion, roll call yes votes recorded). - Items 9.1–9.7 (landscape and lighting district engineers' reports and levy orders): opened for public comment (none) and continued to June 22–23 as noted on the record. - Park SDF fee credit (River's Edge/LGI Homes): council approved a one‑time park system development fee credit of $5,617 per lot for 36 lots in exchange for construction of a half‑acre public dog park on Lot A; LGI remains responsible for construction, inspection and acceptance and maintenance will be funded through the community facilities district mechanisms. - Meadow View tentative map modification: council approved allowing a slope easement in lieu of a block retaining wall along rear property lines of lots 18–31, subject to city standard detail 901 and city engineer approval. - Personnel actions: council adopted amendments to employment agreements (director of parks & recreation; director of community development) to reflect classification/compensation study recommendations; it also approved three‑year employment agreements for Director of Public Works Cody Bridgewwater (including interim LRA premium while serving as interim LRA director) and Assistant City Manager Tamil (Tammy) Caner. - Appointments: Kelly Velasco was appointed to a three‑year term on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee.
Council voted on each measure with recorded roll calls listing Council members Odiva (yes), FSY (yes), Call (yes), Vice Mayor Pimementel (yes) and Mayor Rachel Hernandez (yes). Where motions or seconds were spoken, the transcript recorded generic 'I move' and 'I second' responses; individual movers and seconders were not always specified by name in the record.
No measures failed or were tabled; public comment on several items was none or limited to the budget and bike safety discussions.
