CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 2025, COUNCIL MEETINGRECORDER: MEDINA This is a summary of the actions taken by the City Council. It is NOT equivalent to the Minutes which,
when approved by the City Council, constitute the official record of the meeting.
R 316270 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 21971
Motion
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Secon
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VOTE
30 Approved
Proclaiming June 19, 2025, to be
“Juneteenth Day”
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
31 Approved
Proclaiming June 20, 2025, to be
“World Refugee Day”
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
32 Approved
Proclaiming May 8, 2025, to be
“Paul Downey Day”
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
33 Approved
Proclaiming June 12, 2025, to be
“Dennis Otsuji Day”
(Note: Council President LaCava
requested that Councilmember
Campillo be added as a presenter.)
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
34 Approved
Proclaiming June 6, 2025, to be
“Sergeant Thomas Carlyon Day”
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
S501 Approved
Proclaiming June 26, 2025, to be
“Richard Miller Day”
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
S508 Approved
Proclaiming June 20, 2025, to be
“Kimberly L. Knox"
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
S509 Approved
Proclaiming June 21, 2025, to be
“Salome Court #1 Centennial
100th Anniversary Day”
7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
10 A-C
Approved
Approving the City Council Minutes
of:
Subitem A: 04/21/2025;
Subitem B: 04/22/2025 Special;
Subitem C: 04/22/2025 Special
3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
50 Introduced (O-2025-135)
Executing Amendment No. 5 to the
Contract with Dr. David G. Victor,
in connection with Energy Market
Expert Review Services regarding
the potential San Vicente
Hydroelectric Pumped Storage
Project
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
I 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
51 Adopted (O-2025-132 Cor.
Copy)
Amending Ch 8, Art 2, Div 0 of the
SDMC relating to traffic movement
and control; and amending Ch 8,
Art 6, Div 1 of the SDMC relating
to general parking regulations;
and amending Ch 8, Art 6, Div 20
relating to residential parking
programs; and amending Ch 8, Art
6, Div 22 relating to valet parking
O 21971 3/7 1346789-yea; 5-nay; 2-not
present
52 Adopted (O-2025-128)
Executing the Second Amendment
to the Contract with Brycer LLC,
for The Compliance Engine
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21972 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
53A Adopted (O-2025-124)
Authorizing the issuance and sale
by the PFFA of the CoSD of its
2025 Lease Revenue Bonds
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21973 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
53B Adopted (O-2025-125)
Authorizing the issuance of the
PFFA of the CoSD Lease Revenue
Refunding Bonds, to refund all or a
portion of the City’s 2016 Ballpark
Bonds
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 21974 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
54A Adopted (O-2025-127)
Amending Ch 13, Art 2, Div 14 of
the SDMC relating to the Vista
Santo Domingo project and the
Otay Mesa Community Plan
O 21975 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
54B Adopted (O-2025-126)
Rezoning 5.58-acres located within
the Otay Mesa Community Plan
area from Residential-Multiple Unit
(RM-2-4) Zone to the IndustrialLight (IL-1-1) Zone
O 21976 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S502
A
Adopted (R-2025-636
Declaring an exemption from
CEQA for the Operating and
Management Agreement
R 316270 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S502
B
Introduced (O-2025-140)
Entering into a ten-year
Agreement with San Diego
Downtown Partnership, to provide
above-baseline services in the
Downtown PBID
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
I 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
100 Adopted (R-2025-622)
Authorizing an Agreement with
Aztec Landscaping, Inc., to provide
landscape maintenance, rights-ofR 316271 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present way, and areas within the Gas Tax
Median Maintenance Program
101 Adopted (R-2025-600)
Adopting the TransNet Local Street
and Roads Program - 2025
Regional Transportation
Improvement Program
Amendment and FY 2026 through
2030 Program of Projects and
related actions
R 316272 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
102 Adopted (R-2025-583)
Assigning job classifications to the
appropriate representation units
for FY 2026
R 316273 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
103 Adopted (R-2025-582)
Approving the City job
classifications eligible for overtime
compensation in FY 2026
R 316274 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
104A Adopted (R-2025-623)
Entering into a settlement
agreement with City employee
Yoftahe Ghiliamichael for add-on
pay under Article 21(D) of the MEA
MOU
R 316275 3/7 1346789-yea; 5-nay; 2-not
present
104B Adopted (R-2025-624)
Entering into a settlement
agreement with City employee
Loretta Graham for add-on pay
under Article 21(D) of the MEA
MOU
R 316276 3/7 1346789-yea; 5-nay; 2-not
present
104C Adopted (R-2025-627)
Entering into a settlement
agreement with City employee
Ryan Reed for add-on pay under
Article 21(D) of the MEA MOU
R 316277 3/7 1346789-yea; 5-nay; 2-not
present
105 Adopted (R-2025-594)
Confirming the Mayor's
appointments of Vanessa Ybarra
Davis and Jean Walcher to the
Commission for Arts and Culture
for terms ending August 31, 2026
R 316278 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
106 Adopted (R-2025-405)
Declaring a Continued State of
Emergency Regarding Raw
Sewage, Solid Waste, and
Sediment Coming from Tijuana,
Mexico
R 316279 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S503
A
Adopted (R-2025-554)
Authorizing an agreement with
Dudek for as-needed historic and
cultural resource planning services
R 316280 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S503
B
Adopted (R-2025-555)
Authorizing an agreement with IS
Architecture for as-needed historic
R 316281 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
and cultural resource planning
services
S503
C
Adopted (R-2025-556)
Authorizing an agreement with
Page & Turnbull for as-needed
historic and cultural resource
planning services
R 316282 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S503
D
Adopted (R-2025-557)
Authorizing an agreement with
SWCA, Inc. for as-needed historic
and cultural resource planning
services
R 316283 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S504
A
Adopted (R-2025-558)
Authorizing an Agreement with
Ascent Environmental, Inc., for as
needed public outreach and
engagement services
R 316284 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S504
B
Adopted (R-2025-559)
Authorizing an agreement with
Cook + Schmid, LLC., for as
needed public outreach and
engagement services
R 316285 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S504
C
Adopted (R-2025-560)
Authorizing an Agreement with
Imagine Creative Services, LLC.,
for as needed public outreach and
engagement services
R 316286 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S504
D
Adopted (R-2025-561)
Authorizing an Agreement with
Kearns & West, Inc., for as needed
public outreach and engagement
services,
R 316287 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S505
A
Adopted (R-2025-548)
Authorizing an agreement with
Ascent Environmental, Inc. for asneeded multi-disciplinary planning services
R 316288 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S505
B
Adopted (R-2025-549)
Authorizing an agreement with
Dudek for as-needed multidisciplinary planning services R 316289 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S505
C
Adopted (R-2025-550)
Authorizing an agreement with
Dyett & Bhatia, Inc. for as-needed
multi-disciplinary planning services
R 316290 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S505
D
Adopted (R-2025-551)
Authorizing an agreement with
Moore Iacofano Goltsman, Inc. for
as-needed multi-disciplinary
planning services
R 316291 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S505
E
Adopted (R-2025-552)
Authorizing an agreement with
Raimi + Associates for as-needed
multi-disciplinary planning services
R 316292 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S505
F
Adopted (R-2025-553)
Authorizing an agreement with
Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC. for
as-needed multi-disciplinary
planning services
R 316293 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S506
A
Adopted (R-2025-576)
Authorizing the award of an asneeded consultant agreement with Recon Environmental, Inc. for
environmental consultant services
R 316294 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S506
B
Adopted (R-2025-577)
Authorizing the award of an asneeded consultant agreement with Helix Environmental Planning, Inc.
for environmental consultant
services
R 316295 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S506
C
Adopted (R-2025-578)
Authorizing the award of an asneeded consultant agreement with Dudek for as needed
environmental services
R 316296 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
S507 Adopted (R-2025-637)
Approving the FY 2026 Report of
Activities for the Tourism
Marketing District
R 316297 3/7 Unanimous; 2-not present
330 Adopted (R-2025-599)
Authorizing the CoSD’s continued
participation as a member of the
Joint Powers Authority, known as
Public Risk Innovation, Solutions,
and Management (PRISM), for FY
2026 through 2030
R 316298 7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
331 Adopted (R-2025-618)
Allocating FY 2026 Parks and
Recreation Center Funds and
Opportunity Fund Budgets, and
creating one new recreation center
fund for AgeWell Services
R 316299 9/3 Unanimous; 2-not present
332A Adopted (R-2025-587)
Declaring an exemption from
CEQA for the acquisition of private
property interests needed for the
Murphy Canyon Trunk Sewer
project
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s
veto)
R 316300 7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
332B Adopted (R-2025-588)
Determining that that the public
interest requires acquisition of
private property rights deemed
necessary for the Murphy Canyon
Trunk Sewer project and
authorizing commencement of
eminent domain proceedings
R 316301 7/5 Unanimous; 2-not present
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s
veto)
S500 Returned to Staff (O-2025-
139)
Adopting the updated Police
Department Military Equipment
Use Procedure and renewing
approval for military equipment
under Assembly Bill 481
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
Non-Agenda Public Comment:
PC-1: Michael Brando commented on health.
PC-2: Joy Sunyata commented on protests and three little ones.
PC-3: Liam Burten-Tiglev commented on homelessness.
PC-4: Allegedly Audra commented on popcorn.
PC-5: Jade Adkins commented on budget cuts and humanitarian aid.
PC-6 (virtual): Terri-Ann Skelly commented on extending the hours of marijuana storefronts.
PC-7 (virtual): Blair Beekman commented on Accessible Dwelling Units; and ICE raids.
PC-8 (virtual): Barbara Gordon commented on drug prevention.
PC-9 (virtual): Judi Strang commented on Accessible Dwelling Units; and harmful chemicals in tobacco, marijuana, smoke, and vapor.
PC-10 (virtual): Consuelo commented on protests and government overreach.
PC-11 (virtual): Kathleen Lippitt commented on reporting illegal marijuana grows on State park lands.
PC-12 (virtual): Madison commented on tobacco and e-cigarette waste.
PC-13 (virtual): Zoom user commented on public safety.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
Councilmember von Wilpert noted that the Bureau of Land Management is placing signs in national parks, including in California, inviting the public to request removal of historical content they view as negative. She believes it’s important to preserve all aspects of U.S. history to learn from it and urges the City of San Diego and the archives to support efforts to document and teach history, not erase it.
Report Out from Closed Session:
None.
Council President LaCava adjourned the meeting at 3:19 p.m.