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Planning Commission finds FY 2026–27 Capital Improvement Program consistent with San Bruno general plan
Summary
The Planning Commission adopted a resolution June 22 finding the fiscal year 2026–27 Capital Improvement Program consistent with the San Bruno general plan; the CIP adds seven new projects in parks, streets, stormwater and facilities and moves to City Council for final adoption.
The San Bruno Planning Commission on June 22 adopted a resolution finding the fiscal year 2026–27 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) consistent with the San Bruno general plan, clearing the way for City Council consideration the following day.
Rosco Mada, planning manager for the Community Development Department, told commissioners the CIP includes seven new projects and a larger set of ongoing work. He said the commissionis tasked under California Government Code section 65401 with determining whether the CIP conforms with the general plan and recommended the commission adopt the conformance resolution. "Staff's here for any questions," Mada said.
The presentation listed two parks projects (city park drinking fountain upgrades and the Bell Air/Lionsfield Park planning study), a downtown improvement initiative for streets, a storm drain system improvement, and three facilities projects (municipal services center master plan, senior center renovation, and city hall HVAC replacement). Staff clarified that the Bell Air/Lionsfield Park item funds planning and consultant work; capital improvements would be identified later based on that plan.
There were no public comments submitted for this item. A commissioner moved to close public comment and the motion was seconded and carried. Later, a motion to adopt a resolution confirming review of the FY 2026–27 CIP and its conformance with the San Bruno general plan pursuant to California Government Code section 65401 was made and seconded; the roll call recorded "I" votes from Commissioner Harmon, Commissioner Co., Commissioner Johnson and Commissioner Bias and the motion passed. The record does not identify on the transcript who made the motion or who seconded it.
The commission noted the item had been continued to a special meeting after a lack of quorum on June 16; City Council was scheduled to consider adoption of the CIP the next day. The meeting adjourned with next regular meeting set for July 21, 2026.
The resolution concerns plan conformance only and does not itself appropriate funding; project-specific budgets or contract awards would be subject to separate appropriation or later council action.
