CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2025, COUNCIL MEETING RECORDER: 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 316464 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 22006
Motion
/
Second
VOTE
30 Approved
Proclaiming October 21, 2025, to be
“Tony Khalil Day”
8/3 Unanimous; 5-not present
31 Approved
Proclaiming October 2025 to be
“Domestic Violence Awareness Month”
8/3 Unanimous; 5-not present
32 Approved
Proclaiming September 26, 2025, to be
“Olive Cafe & Olive Baking Company
Day”
8/3 Unanimous; 5-not present
S500 Approved
Proclaiming October 24, 2025, to
October 31, 2025, to be “Show Up for
San Diego FC Week”
8/3 Unanimous; 5-not present
S501 Approved
Proclaiming October 16, 2025, to be
“International Credit Union Day"
8/3 Unanimous; 5-not present
S502 Approved
Proclaiming October 19, 2025, to
October 25, 2025, to be “United Against
Hate Week 2025”
8/3 Unanimous; 5-not present
50 Adopted (O-2026-17)
Authorizing the exemption of an
Assistant Fire Chief position in the City’s
Fire-Rescue Department from the
Classified Service
O 22006 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
51 Adopted (O-2026-11)
Entering into a Cooperative
Procurement Contract with 72 Hour LLC
(doing business as National Auto Fleet
Group) for the purchase of Class 4-8
Chassis and Cabs with Related
Equipment, Accessories, and Services
for the City’s medium and heavy-duty
fleet as-needed
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22007 8/6 1234679-yea; 8-nay; 5-not present
(Moreno moved the consent
agenda, but voted nay on item 51.)
52 Adopted (O-2026-21)
Executing the Second Amendment to
the Agreement with Evoqua Water
Technologies, LLC, to provide calcium
nitrate double salt solution (Bioxide)
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22008 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
53 Adopted (O-2026-20) O 22009 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present Executing Amendment No. 2 to the
Agreement with Medical Priority
Dispatch Corporation for emergency
dispatch services
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
54 Adopted (O-2026-23)
Authorizing the obligations of
construction contract K-20-1933-DBB-3
with KTA Construction, Inc. for
construction of the Sewer and AC Water
Group 1032 project
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22010 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
55 Adopted (O-2026-18)
Authorizing the obligations of
construction contract #K-20-1931-DBB3 with Burtech Pipeline Incorporated for construction of the Mission Beach Water
and Sewer Replacement project
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22011 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
56 Adopted (O-2026-22)
Authorizing the obligations of
construction contract K-19-1804-DBB-3
with Burtech Pipeline, Inc. for
construction of the Sewer and AC Water
Group 807 project
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22012 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
100 Adopted (R-2026-134)
Adopting the 2026 Legislative Calendar
and the FY 2027 Budget Development
and FY 2026 Budget Monitoring Key
Dates
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s
veto)
R 316464 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
101 Adopted (R-2026-106)
Adopting amended version of City of
San Diego Council Policy 600-08, titled
"Underground Conversion of Utility
Lines by Utility Company"
R 316465 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
102 Adopted (R-2026-119)
Authorizing the settlement of Manuel
Duran related to personal injuries
R 316466 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
103 Adopted (R-2026-118)
Authorizing the settlement of a prelitigation claim filed by the California Department of Transportation for
property damage stemming from two
watermain breaks
R 316467 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
104 Adopted (R-2026-81)
Reappointing Andy Hanau to serve as
City Auditor for a second five-year term,
starting November 10, 2025
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s
veto)
R 316468 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
105 Adopted (R-2026-129) R 316469 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present Confirming the appointment of Dr.
Branden Wolner to the Community
Forest Advisory Board for a term ending
December 31, 2027
106 Adopted (R-2026-127)
Confirming the appointments Reagan
Lawson, John O’Malley, and Matt
Mangano, for terms ending March 1,
2026, and Dave Kenneth Adams, Kaitlin
Endres, and Frank Fritsch, for terms
ending March 1, 2027, to the Board of
Building Appeals and Advisors
R 316470 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
107A Adopted (R-2026-149)
Designating the 6000 Block of
Cornerstone West Ct, at the intersection
with Pacific Heights Blvd, in the
Sorrento Valley Community as Alan
Braynin Ct
R 316471 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
107B Adopted (R-2026-148)
Designating the 9000 Block of Penticton
Wy, between Crater Dr and Polaris Dr,
in the Mira Mesa Community as Julia
Legaspi Wy
R 316472 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
108 Adopted (R-2026-133)
Excusing Councilmember Campillo from
the City Council Meetings of 09/15/25,
09/16/25, and 09/22/25
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s
veto)
R 316473 8/6 Unanimous; 5-not present
330A Adopted (R-2026-136)
Accepting the DIF’s FY 2024 Annual
Report and making findings related to
unexpended balances
R 316474 3/1 Unanimous; 9-not present
330B Adopted (R-2026-137)
Creating a Capital Improvement Project
for resource management trails in Del
Mar Mesa
R 316475 3/1 Unanimous; 9-not present
330C Adopted (R-2026-138)
Approving the allocation of DIF’s to five
Capital Improvement Projects in Carmel
Valley and one Capital Improvement
Project in Del Mar Mesa
R 316476 3/1 Unanimous; 9-not present
331A Adopted (R-2026-141 Cor. Copy 2)
Approving TM No. PMT-3318636 and
Easement Vacation No. PMT-3362924
for the 8610 Genesee Ave Project No.
PRJ-1121151
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s
veto)
R 316477 6/1 Unanimous; all present
331B Introduced (O-2026-25)
Amending the Costa Verde Specific Plan
to remove 12.6 acres located from the
specific plan area; and amending
Ordinance No. O-16675, adopted June
I 6/1 Unanimous; all present
23, 1986, related to 8610 Genesee Ave,
Project No. PRJ-1121151
(NOTE: Not subject to Mayor’s
veto)
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
Non-Agenda Public Comment:
PC-1: Robert Germann commented on lead prevention week.
PC-2: Guthre Leonard commented on street safety.
PC-3: Sandy Shakenberg commented on buskers first amendment.
PC-4 (virtual): Barbara Gordon commented on marijuana impaired driving.
PC-5 (virtual): Blair Beekman commented on PAB committee process.
PC-6 (virtual): Carlos Padial commented on homelessness.
PC-7 (virtual): Kathleen Lippitt commented on on-sale CUP process.
PC-8 (virtual): Francine Maxwell commented on building bridges in the community.
PC-9 (virtual): Judi Strang commented on the link between cannabis use, psychiatric disorders, and its effects on physical health.
PC-10 (virtual): Terri-Ann Skelly commented on concerns regarding the advertising of marijuana storefronts.
PC-11 (virtual): Madison commented on public health impacts of marijuana use.
PC-12 (virtual): Bob Kuczewski commented on Torrey Pines City Park Advisory Board.
PC-13 (virtual): Becky Rapp commented on drug prevention.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
CC-1: Councilmember Moreno encouraged everyone working in Downtown San Diego to support local businesses—such as restaurants, cafés, and Joey the Shoe Shine Guy—during the federal closure. She noted that many downtown establishments are struggling and urged City employees and others to dine locally, emphasizing that now is a good time to help out.
CC-2: Council President LaCava welcomed a group of San Diego State University students attending the meeting to observe government in action, expressing hope that they would gain a positive impression of the Council’s work.
City Clerk Fuentes invited everyone to the City Administration Building lobby to celebrate National LGBTQ History Month and National Archives Month. She stated the exhibition is open from October 15 to November 5. City Clerk Fuentes mentioned the exhibit highlights San Diego’s vibrant LGBTQ history—from early activism and cultural milestones to AIDS awareness and modern achievements. The collaborative exhibit, presented by the LGBTQ Historic Task Force, Lambda Archives of San Diego, The San Diego History Center, and the San Diego Museum Council, features rare artifacts, photographs, and personal stories celebrating decades of resilience, creativity, and community leadership.
Report Out from Closed Session:
None.
Council President LaCava adjourned the meeting at 3:49 p.m. in honor of the memory of:
David Bazzo as requested by Council President Pro Tem Lee.