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City of Brisbane
City Council Meeting Agenda
Saturday, November 8, 2025 at 6:00 PM ● Hybrid Meeting ● 50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA The public may observe/participate in City Council meetings using remote public comment options or by attending in person. The City Council may take action on any item listed in the agenda.
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Call to Order – Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Adoption of Agenda
Awards and Presentations
Oral Communications No. 1
Consent Calendar
A. Approve the minutes of the October 31, 2025 Super Spooky Halloween Meeting Continued Public Hearings
Public Hearing
Old Business
New Business
B. Julia's Demo Agenda Item
Staff Reports
C. Caroline's Demo Item for User Training
Mayor and Council Matters
Oral Communications No. 2
Adjournment
City Council Staff Report
Meeting Date: November 8, 2025
From: Julia Ayres, Principal Planner
Subject: Julia's Demo Agenda Item
Recommendation
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Fiscal Impact
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Measure of Success
Attachments
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City Manager Approval
Jeremy Dennis, City
Manager
Julia's Demo Agenda Item
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70 Old County Road Planning Program
Concert in the Park Pop-Up – July 25, 2025
Event Summary
The City of Brisbane hosted a Pop-Up booth at the Concert in the Park event on July 25, 2025, as part of the ongoing community engagement effort for the 70 Old County Road Community Visioning project. The purpose of the Pop-Up was to share project updates, present preliminary land use concepts, present survey results and collect community feedback to help refine land use options for the site.
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The event was promoted through several City communication channels, including:
• The STAR publication
• City message boards
• Weekly BLAST email updates
• The City’s project e-notification subscription list
• City social media platforms
Despite broad outreach, adverse weather conditions—including high winds and cold temperatures—contributed to a low turnout at both the concert and the project booth.
Twelve attendees engaged with City staff and project consultants during the two-hour event.
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The Pop-Up featured informational displays highlighting:
• General Information
• Purpose and Timeline
• Survey Results
• Top Picks
• What do you think?
• Next Steps
The presentation boards and the feedback received are summarized below.
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Presentation Boards
The first two boards provided background on the 70 Old County Road property and provided an overview of the planning initiative.
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The question of “how can this property benefit the community” was included on the second board. Possible ideas at the initiation were housing, stores and restaurants, or community uses.
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The third board provided an overview of the community survey, and the purpose of finding the top picks from community input. There were 233 responses to the survey, with respondents evaluating six vision concepts that had been developed from earlier engagement processes such as the Open House in March and the Farmers’ Market PopUp in May. Participants in the survey were asked to pick their top three favorite Vision Concepts, and were invited to explain their choices.
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The next board included excerpts from survey responses. The intention was to highlight a range of opinions.
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The next board highlighted the three Vision Concepts that received the most support from the survey. Some visitors confirmed they had taken the survey, and they were interested in the results. A few people place dots on the “Top Picks” board to further affirm the vote they had cast. Others took a survey summary handout and quickly moved along.
The dots counts were:
• Mixed-Use Retail: three dots
• Small Commercial Center: four dots
• Community Center: three dots
Some of the participants came to the booth and placed a dot on the option they thought best. Others put dots on particular photos, indicating they liked the designs shown in the photos.
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The next board was titled “What do you think?” Attendees were invited to respond to the material using Post-it notes. Due to limited attendance, written feedback was limited. Most visitors opted to provide feedback through informal conversation rather than written input, so only two written comments were submitted on the board:
• Mixed Use- go for it! I love the Mission Style Architecture. It’s like what has been here before!
• Bring back a bank or a credit union.
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A “Next Steps” board was also provided to outline the remaining phases of the planning process and upcoming opportunities for community involvement.
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Conclusion
Although attendance was limited, the feedback received was generally consistent with the survey results and the earlier Farmers’ Market pop-up. In conversations with the project team, most attendees reaffirmed their own choices and explained the reasons behind them.