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Pleasanton council approves culverts, pool repairs, valves and ordinance changes; waives SEK Mental Health pool fees
Summary
The Pleasanton City Council on May 18 approved multiple infrastructure and budget items — including culverts at 12th and Laurel ($4,042.35), a $4,500 pool quote, a $5,543 water-plant valve and two ordinances — and voted to waive SEK Mental Health's pool fees (vote recorded 3–2 with two abstentions).
The Pleasanton City Council approved several infrastructure and budget items at its May 18 meeting, moving forward purchases for culverts and a pneumatic valve, accepting a pool-repair quote and adopting two ordinances and a resolution.
By recorded motions, the council approved purchasing culverts at 12th and Laurel for $4,042.35 (motion by Councilman Alex Wills, seconded by Councilman John Bowley) and approved a $5,543 pneumatic valve for the water plant. The council also authorized a $4,500 BG Consultants quote for pool work, with funds to come from the general and parks funds; the transcript records Councilwoman Sandy Haynes moving and Councilman John Bowley seconding that pool expenditure, with Councilman Wills excluded from that vote.
On legislative items, the council adopted Ordinance 2067 to vacate a portion of Cedar Street and Ordinance 2068 to align city code with Statute 15-204; both measures are recorded as passing unanimously. The council also passed Resolution 475 by motion of Councilman Bowley, seconded by Councilman Wills.
In new business, the council voted to waive pool fees for SEK Mental Health; the transcript records the motion (Bowley) and second (Haynes) and a result listed as "Passed 3 2 abstain." The council scheduled a budget workshop for June 8, 2026, and asked staff to obtain bids and designs for billboard repairs.
The council also noted a resident’s offer to donate culverts, labor and equipment for a collapsed culvert at 13th and Sycamore; Councilwoman Haynes asked for that offer in writing. The meeting adjourned at 9:40 p.m.
