1 CITY COUNCILMEMBER REPORT Meeting: April 21, 2026 Reporting Councilmember: Councilmember Sheila Mohan Report Dates: 3/31/26 to 4/13/26 Item Date, Title, and Description: 4/3/26 Met with representatives of Harvest Properties, developers of the Panera/Voyager complex. The 122-unit site will feature 66 small-lot single family homes and 56 townhomes, including 24 affordable units. Emphasized the need to preserve Voyager Coffee and Panera Bread, and at the very least work with City staff to relocate them within Cupertino. 4/4/26 Participated in the City sponsored Earth and Arbor Day Festival. This was a wonderful opportunity for the community to see the measures being taken to further a green city. There were interactive booths, live entertainment, hands-on activities and food trucks. Sponsors included Silicon Valley Clean Energy, Recology and San Jose Water Company. It was heartening to see the common goal of so many organizations to enhance ‘green’ in the City. 4/8/26 As a member of the advisory committee for the Santa Clara Valley Water District, I attended the quarterly meeting of the Water Commission. The commission reviewed the results of a study regarding the Water District’s water use projections and customer affordability. Long term trends show declining demands for treated water and groundwater since 1996 in the North County, where Cupertino is located. 4/9/26 Along with Mayor Moore, Mayor Gilmor of City of Santa Clara and City Staff, we welcomed Congressman Ro Khanna to City Hall and thanked him for the $1.2 million federal grant to enhance operations for the SV Hopper, our innovative microtransit program. Cupertino is partnering with City of Santa Clara to ensure connectivity for rides for those using the SV Hopper.
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2 4/11/26 Attended a community meeting jointly hosted by Assemblymember Patrick Aherns and Mayor Moore. The Assemblymember provided an update on legislative action making its way in the pipeline in Sacramento. He was particularly proud of sponsoring the Food Desert bill which provides grants to developers to preserve or make available grocery stores in underserved communities. 4/13/26 Attended the community, Budget and Bites workshop where the City’s Finance staff gave a demonstration of the OpenGov feature on the City’s website. OpenGov is a financial transparency tool which enables the public to familiarize itself with the budget process and provides real time data in an easy-to-understand format.