1 Reimagining Tanforan
Informational Update
City of San Bruno
City Council Meeting
Darcy Smith, Assistant City Manager, City of San Bruno December 12, 2023
2 Agenda
City Presentation01
02 Overview of City-led community engagement process
Timeline and next steps
City Council Comments and Questions
on the Presentation
04 Developer's Project Presentation
03 Overview of revised preliminary project application
Public Comments
Objective for tonight’s update
Background on project
3 Objective
Provide an update on the Tanforan for
San Bruno Community Engagement
Process and Revised Preliminary
Project Application
4 Introduction
Reuse of Tanforan is Imperative to San Bruno’s Future
Source: Alexandria Real
Estate Equities & Gensler
Housing. Contributes significantly to City’s
Housing Element goals and designated as a Bay
Area Priority Site for housing by the Association
of Bay Area Governments (ABAG)
Fiscal. Long declining retail tax from Tanforan
has created shortfalls. Additional challenges to
the City’s tax base with current economic
forecasts combined with increasing pressure on
City’s infrastructure create a mandate to ensure
Tanforan redevelopment is successful
TOD opportunity. Tanforan’s location and
access to transit provide prime opportunity for a
new mixed use transit village
5 Reimagining Tanforan
City’s Land Use Fact
Sheet Adopted July 2021
A new master plan will be the catalyst for
revitalizing the northern portion of the City;
creating a global center for life sciences and
technology innovation combined with retail, open
space amenities and housing
Vision for a revitalized Tanforan as a modern,
mixed-use development that includes office,
retail, entertainment, and 1,000 housing units
at the 44-acre site
6 Key Components of
Community Engagement
City-led Community Engagement under the
banner of "Tanforan For San Bruno" to
keep the community informed and solicit
community input throughout the City’s
planning process:
• Project website – TanforanforSanBruno.com for
virtual participation
• Public Engagement Center for in-person
participation inside The Shops at Tanforan
• Community Priorities Progress Report
7 Community Engagement Update
Early 2024 – Open House events
for community participation
• Objective #1: Continue the
conversation around
Tanforan’s importance to San
Bruno
• Objective #2: Provide broader
San Bruno community
additional opportunities to
learn about results of the
Community Priorities Progress
Report
8 Timeline
Estimated
Summer 2025
9 Next Steps
• City will continue reviewing the revised
application
• California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
review underway
• CEQA Notice of Preparation (NOP) to be
released soon with Scoping Meeting in
January 2024
• Public Engagement Center to host Open
House events in Early 2024
February 2023 Open House
10 ALEXANDRIA TANFORAN | 12.12.2023 | REVISED PRELIMINARY PROJECT APPLICATION
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO
Tanforan Revised
Preliminary
Project Application
City Council Presentation
1122-1178 El Camino Real
San Bruno, CA 94066
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO12.12.20232
TANFORAN PROPOSED PLAN CONTEXT
BART Line
CalTrain Line
Roads
Life Science Campus
BART Station
Caltrain
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO12.12.20233
AN INNOVATION &
ECONOMIC CATAL YST IN
SAN BRUNO
MIXED-USE TRANSIT
VILLAGE: WORK,
LIVE, SHOP, RELAX
VIBRANT GATHERING
PLACE WITH SHOPS,
PLAZAS, RESTAURANTS &
ENTERTAINMENT
NEW HOUSING WITH
AN AFFORDABLE
COMPONENT
SUSTAINABILITY
STRATEGIES THAT CREATE
A HEAL THY TANFORAN
HONORING & PRESERVING
LOCAL CUL TURAL
HERITAGE
TANFORAN PROPOSED PLAN GUIDING PRINCIPLES
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO12.12.20234
TANFORAN PROPOSED PLAN LAND USE PLAN
PARKING
8 LVL
PARKING
8 LVL
BLDG 3
5 LVL
BLDG 4
5 LVL
BLDG 6
5 LVL
BLDG 5
5 LVL
BLDG 7
4 LVL
BLDG 2
5 LVL
TARGET
3 LVL
BLDG 1
4 LVL
RESI
7 LVL
CINEMA
4 LVL
RESI
7 LVL
RESI
SNEATH LANE
EL CAMINO REAL
BART
PARKING
4 LVL
HUNTINGTON AVE.
380
POLICE
STATION
N
RETAIL
• Proposed new Target building
• Improved access to existing Cinemas
• Minimum of 1,000 new Residential Units
• Maximum of 2 Million of Commercial Campus
• New central Retail Village organized around
new Open spaces
• Improved site circulation
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO12.12.20235
TANFORAN PROPOSED PLAN AERIAL IMAGE
EL CAMINO REAL
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO12.12.20236
TANFORAN PROPOSED PLAN OPEN SPACE
* Area not inclusive of Vehicular Roads
N
OPEN SPACES*
457,000
sq.ft
10.5 acres
24%
of total site
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO12.12.20237
TANFORAN PROPOSED PLAN FLEX-USE STRATEGY
PARKING
8 LVL
BLDG 3
5 LVL
BLDG 2
5 LVL
TARGET
3 LVL
BLDG 1
4 LVL
RESI
7 LVL
CINEMA
4 LVL
RESI
7 LVL
RESI
SNEATH LANE
EL CAMINO REAL
BART
PARKING
4 LVL
HUNTINGTON AVE.
380
POLICE
STATION
N
RETAIL
FLEX-USE STRATEGY:
• Initial Phases create a Place
• Future phases allow flexibility to respond to
changes in market conditions
FLEX-USE AREA
3 ACRES
FLEX-USE AREA
9.3 ACRES
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO12.12.20238
TANFORAN PROPOSED PLAN EXAMPLE IMAGES
ALEXANDRIA TANFORAN | 12.12.2023 | REVISED PRELIMINARY PROJECT APPLICATION
ALEXANDRIA SAN BRUNO
Tanforan Revised
Preliminary
Project Application
City Council Presentation
1122-1178 El Camino Real
San Bruno, CA 94066
MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENTS:
IMPROVING THE PLANNING
PERMITTING PROCESS
JOINT CITY COUNCIL/PLANNING COMMISSION
STUDY SESSION
DECEMBER 12, 2023
PETER GILLI
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
AGENDA
I. Objective
II. Background
III. Overview of Proposed Changes
IV. Schedule and Next Steps
V. Key Takeaways and Questions
2 OBJECTIVE
Present proposed changes to improve the planning
permitting process, which will:
• Implement City Council Strategic Initiative 10.1 to
expand/improve the productivity of the Community Development Department
• Implement Programs of the revised Housing Element to reduce governmental constraints to the production of housing
Receive City Council and Planning Commission direction
on Municipal Code amendments
3 BACKGROUND
4 PROPOSED CHANGES BASED ON:
• Fulfill City Council Strategic Initiative 10.1;
• Implement Housing Element Programs 9a and 9d;
• Find Capacity for Major Community Development
Initiatives;
• Respond to Observations of Existing Processes; and
• Make Progress
5 MAJOR INITIATIVES
6 • Legally required (as of today):
• Housing Element Certification (underway)
• Housing Element Implementation (underway)
• Safety Element of the General Plan (underway)
• Environmental Justice Element of the General Plan
• City Council Strategic Initiatives:
• 4.0 – Transit Corridor Plan (10 yr assessment)
• 18.0 – Adopt an Affordable Housing Fund Implementation Plan • 19.0 – Affordable Housing, including Development Partnership • 22.0 – Climate Action Plan
OBSERVATIONS OF EXISTING PROCESS
7 • Anecdotal “9 out of 10” situation
• Best use of City capacity?
• Best process to offer homeowners and small business owners? • Redesign process to benefit the “9 out of 10”
OVERVIEW OF
PROPOSED
CHANGES
8 PROPOSED CHANGES
9 Application Types or
Processes
Legislative
Housing Related Applications
Development Permits
Use Permits
Sign Permits
Subdivisions
Modifications
Miscellaneous
Administration
Multi-family Ministerial Review
Processes
R-1/R-2 Planning Processes
Use Permit Processes
A
NOTABLE CHANGES
B
C
LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS
10 # Type Existing Proposed
1 General Plan Amendment PC recommendation to CC No change 2 Zoning Change or Code
Amendment
PC recommendation to CC No change
3 Development Agreement PC recommendation to CC No change Legislative actions = establishing the policies and regulations 11 MULTI-FAMILY MINISTERIAL REVIEWA
9 Streamline Review Processes for Housing Projects
a
Amend Municipal Code to establish ministerial processes for multi- family housing projects as follows:
1. Ministerial process for multi-family projects on the Sites Inventory that meet the projected density;
2. Ministerial process for any multi-family project on property that allows multi-family residential if deed-restricted 20% lower income units are provided for at least 55 years.
Revised Housing Element Program
12 # Type Existing Proposed
4 Multi-family projects on the Housing
Element Sites Inventory
ARC and PC Admin – Ministerial
5 Multi-family projects not on Sites
Inventory but proposing 20% lower
income
ARC and PC Admin – Ministerial
6 Multi-family projects not on Sites
Inventory providing only the City
minimum 15% BMR
ARC and PC PC
MULTI-FAMILY MINISTERIAL REVIEWA
SB 35 – 732-740 El Camino Real
13 R-1/R-2 PLANNING PROCESSESB
Fully
comply
w/o
privacy
concerns
Fully
comply,
potential
privacy
concerns
Modest
variation
from
zoning
Major
variation
from
zoning
Higher
potential for
neighbor
concerns
Lower
potential for
neighbor
concerns
Not compliant
with zoning
Fully
compliant with
zoning
• Types of Homeowner
Projects:
• Comply with zoning
• Neighbor sensitivity
• Process should not treat
each quadrant the same
14 # Type Existing Proposed
7 Expansion of more than 50% ARC and PC Remove permit req. 8 Expansion over 1,000 sq. ft. ARC Remove permit req.
9 Construction that causes a home
to exceed 3,000 sq. ft.
ARC Remove permit req.
10 Construction involving a third story ARC and PC Admin 11 New homes on infill lots ARC and PC Admin
12 Certain cases with second story
windows/decks
ARC and PC Admin
R-1/R-2 PLANNING PROCESSESB
R-1/R-2 Projects that Fully Comply with Zoning Regulations 15 # Type Existing Proposed Threshold
13 Floor Area Ratio (FAR) 0.55,
adjusted for lot size, slope
ARC and
PC
• Minor up to 0.62(Admin)
• Major over 0.62 (PC)
14 Lot coverage of 80% of the
allowed floor area
ARC and
PC
• Minor up to 110% of floor
area (Admin)
• Major over 110% (PC)
15 Side/rear setback
encroachment (up to 2 feet, 3
foot minimum setback)
ARC • Minor up to 2 feet (Admin)
• Major over 2 feet (PC)
16 Additional height, varies from
26’ to 30’ depending on slope
ARC and
PC
• Minor up to 3 feet (Admin)
• Major over 3 feet (PC)
R-1/R-2 PLANNING PROCESSESB
R-1/R-2 Projects that Seek to Exceed Zoning Regulations 16 REVISED HOUSING ELEMENT PROGRAM
9 Streamline Review Processes for Housing Projects
d Amend Municipal Code to simplify review processes for new single-family homes and additions.
Proposed R-1/R-2 changes fulfill Program 9d
OTHER HOUSING RELATED APPLICATIONS
17 # Type Existing Proposed
17 Density Bonus
Application
Processed with
Development Permit No change
18 Affordable Housing
Plan Agreement
CC consent – after
entitlement No change
19 Alternative Affordable
Housing Plan
(alternatives to 15%
BMR)
Requires CC approval
with entitlement
Allow the decision-making
body for the project to
approve the alternative plan
DEVELOPMENT PERMITS
18 # Type Existing Proposed
20 Planned
Development
Permit
PC (can
include
uses)
• Major - new development plan, new building(s),
additions of 10% or more, or 10,000 sq. ft. or
more, new or change in Major use (PC)
• Minor - addition under 10% and under 10,000
sq. ft., new or change in Minor use, other
site/arch/landscape changes (Admin)
21 Planned Unit
Permit
PC (with
Map)
• Major - projects w/ Tract Map (5+ lots)(PC)
• Minor - projects w/ Parcel Map (Admin)
22 Variance PC No change except for Major R-1/R-2 (#13-16) 23 Arch. Review
Permit
ARC
and/or PC Match #20 PD Permit thresholds w/o uses
19 USE PERMIT PROCESSESC
Permitted
Use
Minor
Conditional
Use
Prohibited
Use
Major
Conditional
Use
Lower
certainty
about the
use
Higher
certainty
about the
use
Higher potential for
operational concerns
Lower potential for
operational concerns
Types of Uses:
• Permitted = Green
• Conditional
• Minor = Light Red
• Major = Dark Red
• Prohibited = Blue/Gray
20 # Type Existing Proposed
24 Use Permit
PC
except
PC => CC for
cannabis
• Remove R-1/R-2, City projects
• Major - uses such as “adult businesses;
bars, nightclubs, lounges” (PC)
• Minor - other use permits (Admin hearing)
• Commercial cannabis remains PC => CC
25 Parking
Compliance
Permit
Admin or PC Admin
26 Temporary
Use Permit
Admin 3 mo max,
PC 1 yr max No change
USE PERMIT PROCESSESC
SIGN PERMITS
21 # Type Existing Proposed
27 Sign Permit Admin No change
28 Master Sign Program ARC Admin
29 Sign Deviation ARC • Major - sign area/size (PC)
• Minor - clearance height (Admin)
# Type Existing Proposed
30 Tentative Tract Map (5+ lots) PC No change
31 Tentative Parcel Map Admin hearing No change
32 Lot Line Adjustment Admin No change
SUBDIVISIONS
MODIFICATIONS
22 # Type Existing Proposed
33 Major Modification (change to
character defining feature,
condition of approval)
Admin
Assign to the decision-
making body for a new
permit
34 Minor Modification (non R-1/R-2)
(no substantial alteration to
character defining feature)
Admin No change
35 Modification to a Subdivision Map PC Administrative
MISCELLANEOUS
23 # Type Existing Proposed
36 Short Term Rental
Zoning Permit
Admin, 1st appeal to
CM, 2nd appeal to CC No change
37 Reasonable
Accommodation Admin No change
38 Wireless Facilities PC Use Permit unless
co-location
Study change to Admin
Architectural Review Permit
39 TCP Pre-Application
Pre-application and
neighborhood meeting
prior to formal
application
Change to optional, as
requiring this could be a
“constraint” to housing
ADMINISTRATION PART 1
24 # Type Existing Proposed
40 Interpretation Mixed authority, Admin
and PC
Admin authority for interpretation
of Article III – Zoning. Appealable
to PC
41 Extensions Admin for 1
st
PC for 2nd
2nd extension to the decision-
making authority for a new permit
42 Revocation PC for any permit in
zoning ordinance
Assign to the decision-making
authority for a new permit
ADMINISTRATION PART 2
25 # Type Existing Proposed
43 Multiple
Planning
Applications
Entire package goes to the
highest authority required by
one of the parts
No change
44 Appeals
• Admin => PC, PC => CC
except
• Subdivisions => CC
• Short Term Rentals => CM
• Admin => PC (includes
Subdivisions), PC => CC
• Short Term Rentals to CM.
45 PC/CC call up
of Admin/PC
decisions
Varies, PC or CC Analyze potential for
conflict/recusal
26 # Type Minor (Admin) Major (PC)
13 Floor Area Ratio (FAR) 0.55,
adjusted for lot size, slope Up to 0.62 FAR Over 0.62 FAR 14 Lot coverage of 80% of the
allowed floor area
Up to 110% of
allowed floor area
Over 110% of
allowed floor area
15 Side/rear setback encroachment
(up to 2 feet, 3 foot minimum
setback)
Up to 2-foot
encroachment
Over 2-foot
encroachment
16 Additional height, varies from 26’
to 30’ depending on slope
Up to 3-foot
additional
Over 3-foot
additional
SUMMARY OF THRESHOLDS (R-1/R-2)
27 # Type Minor (Admin) Major (PC)
20 Planned
Development
Permits
Addition under 10% and under
10,000 sq. ft., new or change of
Minor use, and site, architectural,
and landscaping changes
New development plan, new building(s),
additions over 10% or over 10,000 sq.
ft., new or change of Major use
21 Planned Unit
Permit With a Parcel Map With a Tract Map (5+ lots)
23 Architectural
Review
Permits
Match PD permit (#20) w/o uses Match PD permit (#20) w/o uses 24 Use Permits All conditional uses except for =>
Uses such as “adult businesses; bars,
nightclubs, lounges”; CC for commercial
cannabis
29 Sign Deviation Clearance height Sign area/size
SUMMARY OF THRESHOLDS (NON R-1/R-2)
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
28 • ARC is a subcommittee of the PC
• Reviews or acts on:
Type Existing Proposed
Architectural Review Permits ARC and/or
PC
Major to PC
Minor to admin
Sign Deviations ARC Major to PC
Minor to admin
Master Sign Programs ARC Admin
Minor Modification to certain R-1 regulations ARC Admin
SCHEDULE AND
NEXT STEPS
29 SCHEDULE
30 Master Fee Schedule (MFS) CC
Jul
2024
Jun
2024
May
2024
Apr
2024
Mar
2024
Feb
2024
Jan
2024
Dec
2023
Planning Process
Improvements (PPI) PC CC
1st
CC
2nd
Effective
Date of
PPI & MFS
KEY TAKEAWAYS
AND QUESTIONS
31 KEY TAKEAWAYS
32 Subject = Improve the Planning permitting process
• Certain Multi-family housing projects become ministerial • Major applications to PC; Minor applications are administrative • Only planning permits removed are use permits for R-1/R-2 and City projects • Public noticing remains for permits that currently have noticing, except for ministerial
• Most homeowners and small business owners that need planning permits will benefit
• More capacity for citywide initiatives
• Modest economic development benefits
REQUESTED FEEDBACK
33 1. Is there support for the principles presented and the overall package in concept?
2. Are there certain thresholds that should be studied further and/or adjusted?
3. Is there support to prepare the formal ordinance language, with the understanding that PC and CC may adjust certain aspects when presented with the complete ordinance language?
34 ITEM 8a – SAN BRUNO MUNICIPAL CODE
REVISION: TITLE 8 (STREETS,
SIDEWALKS, AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
DECEMBER 12, 2023
TRISHA ORTIZ
CITY ATTORNEY
AGENDA
I. Background
II. Discuss Amendments to Title 8
III. Tonight’s Recommended Action
IV. Questions
2 BACKGROUND
October 9, 2018, City Council requested
comprehensive update to Municipal Code
Comprised of eleven titles, plus Zoning Code
Primary focus:
• Internal consistency
• Consistency with current law
Completed Titles 1-7 and 10
3 BACKGROUND
Next up is Title 9
Title 11 - updated in 2022 as part of triennial
California uniform code adoption cycle
Title 12 - Zoning Code requires different process
Tends to involve more policy
Housing Element-Related Initiative
Requires Planning Commission Review
Final Step – Miscellaneous clean up items
4 OVERVIEW OF
TITLE 8 UPDATES
5 TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
Eleven chapters in Title 8:
• 8.04 DEFINITIONS
Minor, non substantive changes
• 8.08 OBSTRUCTIONS AND USE RESTRICTIONS
Removes provision that overlaps with encroachment process Removes obsolete prohibition against playing games in streets • 8.12 SIDEWALK AND PARKWAY MAINTENANCE
Removes duplicative notice
6 TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
Eleven chapters in Title 8 (cont.):
• 8.16 ENCROACHMENT PERMITS
Adds moratoria on street cuts
5 years for resurfaced street
2 years for significant street maintenance projects
Adds authorization for annual performance bond
• 8.20 OVERHEAD POLES AND WIRES – No amendments
7 TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
Eleven chapters in Title 8 (cont.):
• 8.24 STREET TREES AND OTHER PLANTINGS
Changes reflect current practices
Shifts responsibility to Director of Community Services Allows discretion in size of new trees
Consolidates provisions to improve organization
8 TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
Eleven chapters in Title 8 (cont.):
• 8.24 STREET TREES AND OTHER PLANTINGS (cont.)
Clarifies there is no appeal process for City’s decision to remove its own dangerous trees
Clarifies that appeal process applies to decisions denying applications for City tree removal permit
Moves section regarding sewer laterals to Chapter 10.13 for improved organization
9 TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
Eleven chapters in Title 8 (cont.):
• 8.25 HERITAGE TREES
Shifts responsibility to Director of Community Services Authorizes waiver for conditions when issuing removal permit for eucalyptus tree
Reduces size of replacement trees
Clarifies that appeal rights apply to removal permit applicant and revises timing for City Council appeal hearing
10 TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
Eleven chapters in Title 8 (cont.):
• 8.28 UNDERGROUND UTILITY FACILITIES – No Amendments
• 8.32 REGULATION OF NEWSRACKS IN RIGHTS-OF-WAY
Protected speech under First Amendment
Changes reflect current practices
Shifts responsibility to Director of Public Works
Removes detailed model descriptions
Clarifies that placement standards do not apply to City-owned newsracks
11 TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND
RIGHTS-OF-WAY)
Eleven chapters in Title 8 (cont.):
• 8.36 SMALL WIRELESS FACILITIES
No amendments, chapter added in 2019
• 8.40 PARKLETS IN THE PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY
No amendments, chapter added in 2023
12 TONIGHT’S RECOMMENDED
ACTION
Introduce, read by title only and waive further reading of:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN BRUNO AMENDING TITLE 8 (STREETS, SIDEWALKS, AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY) AND AMENDING CHAPTER 13 (INSPECTION, REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT OF PRIVATE SEWER LATERALS) OF TITLE 10 (MUNICIPAL SERVICES) AS
PART OF A COMPREHENSIVE UPDATE AND FINDING SUCH ACTIONS
EXEMPT FROM THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT
13 14
APPOINTMENT TO COMMITTEE FOR
2023 COMMUNITY SURVEY RESULTS &
FUTURE REVENUE BALLOT MEASURES
December 12, 2023
City Council Meeting
Jennifer Dianos
Assistant to the City Manager
AGENDA
I. Overview
II. Staff Recommendation
III. Turn Over to the Mayor to Confirm Appointment
2 OVERVIEW
3 4
Mar
2023
• Reviewed Strategic Initiatives
• Identified Community Perceptions Survey
and Potential Revenue Ballot Measures
Sept
2023
• Hired Consultant
• Conducted Independent Survey
Nov
2023
• Presented Survey Results
Next Steps
• Review/Examine Results
• Explore Potential Revenue Measures for November
2024 Election
• Staff Research/Analysis Required
5 Special Considerations
• Time Sensitive Actions if Ballot Measure is Considered • Resolution Calling Measures Due to San Mateo County Elections Office in Early August 2024
STAFF
RECOMENDATION
6 7
• Appoint Two City Councilmembers
to serve as a Committee
• Committee Tasked with Reviewing
Results and Exploring Potential
Revenue Ballot Measures
STAFF
RECOMMENDATION
• Muni Code Section 2.04.120(A)
• Mayor Makes All Appointments To
and Removals From Committees
CONFIRM
APPOINTMENT
QUESTIONS?
8 2024 COUNTY & REGIONAL AGENCIES
Board 2024 PROPOSED
Primary
2024 PROPOSED
Alternate
Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) S. Alvarez M. Medina Advanced Life Support – Joint Powers Board (ALS) R. Medina M. Salazar Airport Community Roundtable S. Alvarez T. Hamilton
Airport Land-Use Committee (ALUC) T. Hamilton R. Medina Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA) T. Hamilton n/a City/County Association of Governments (C/CAG) M. Salazar R. Medina Colma Creek Flood Control District M. Medina T. Hamilton Grand Boulevard Initiative Task Force (SamTrans) M. Salazar n/a Home for All S. Alvarez M. Medina
Housing Endowment and Regional Trust of San Mateo County (HEART) M. Medina S. Alvarez
League of California Cities/Peninsula Division (Regional) T. Hamilton n/a Local Policy Maker Group (Caltrain) M. Salazar R. Medina Peninsula Clean Energy Advisory Committee M. Medina T. Hamilton Peninsula Traffic Congestion Relief Alliance (commute.org) R. Medina M. Medina San Mateo County Mosquito Abatement District
(Citizen Appointment)
R. Riechel
(Appointment through 12/2024) n/a
San Mateo County Council of Cities - Selection Committee R. Medina By Proxy San Mateo County Operational Area Emergency Services Council R. Medina M. Salazar Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment Policy Advisory Committee M. Medina T. Hamilton
OTHER BODIES NOT APPOINTED BY THE CITY
Board 2024 PROPOSED Representative(s)
Primary/Alternative
San Mateo County Transportation Authority R. Medina
SamTrans Board of Directors R. Medina
101 Express Manage Lane R. Medina / M. Salazar
Legislative Committee M. Salazar
Council of Cities / Selection Committee Chair R. Medina Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board (Caltrain JPB) R. Medina