CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
DATE: TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2026, 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 316664 ITEM
NO. ACTIONS
O 22072
Motion
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VOTE
30 Ceremonial Presentation
Presenting the 2026 City of San
Diego Women of Distinction
31 Approved
Proclaiming March 28, 2026, to be
“Diversionary Theatre 40th
Anniversary Day”
5/8 Unanimous; all present
32 Approved
Proclaiming March 2026 to be
“Women’s History Month”
5/8 Unanimous; all present
S501 Approved
Proclaiming March 14, 2026, to be
"St. Patrick’s Day Parade and
Festival Day"
5/8 Unanimous; all present
S502 Approved
Proclaiming March 13, 2026, to be
“Lowrider Stamp Day”
5/8 Unanimous; all present
S504 Approved
Proclaiming April 2, 2026, to be
“Jeff Davis Day”
5/8 Unanimous; all present
S505 Approved
Proclaiming March 10, 2026, to be
“Xochitl Alvarez Day”
5/8 Unanimous; all present
10 A-C
Approved
Approving the City Council Minutes
of:
Subitem A: 01/12/2026;
Subitem B: 01/13/2026;
Subitem C: 01/15/2026 Special
5/2 Unanimous; all present
50A Introduced (O-2026-98)
Authorizing a Third Amendment to
the Compensation Agreement with
Civic San Diego for construction of
East Village Green Phase 1 Project
in the Downtown Community Plan
Area
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
I 5/2 23456789-yea; 1-nay
50B Introduced (O-2026-97)
Approving the Second Amendment
to the Consulting Agreement with
Reigelman, LLC for the East Village
Green Phase 1 Public Art Project
(Contract No. H166768)
I 5/2 Unanimous; all present
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
51 Adopted (O-2026-93)
Authorizing extension of the
obligations of contract K-21-1870-
DBB-3 with Blue Pacific
Engineering for construction of the
University Avenue Mobility Project
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22072 5/2 Unanimous; all present
52 Adopted (O-2026-88)
Authorizing extension of the
obligations of construction contract
K-21-1968-DBB-3 with TC
Construction, Inc. in connection
with the Sewer and AC Water
Group 763 Project
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22073 5/2 Unanimous; all present
53 Adopted (O-2026-85)
Executing the Third Amendment to
the Agreement with Luth and
Turley, Inc., for as-needed
remediation and clean-up services
from City water main breaks and
sewer backups
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22074 5/2 12346789-yea; 5-nay
(von Wilpert moved the
consent agenda, but voted nay
on Item 53.)
54 Adopted (O-2026-83)
Approving and authorizing the
issuance and sale of one or more
series of water revenue bonds by
the PFFA of the CoSD
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
O 22075 5/2 Unanimous; all present
55 Adopted (O-2026-91 Cor.
Copy)
Amending Ch 11, Art 1, Div 2 of
the SDMC; and amending Ch 14,
Art 3, Div 10 relating to
Preservation and Progress
O 22076 5/2 23456789-yea; 1-nay
100 Adopted (R-2026-334)
Approving the Compensation
Agreement for the Chinese
Historical Museum site at 404
Third Avenue in downtown San
Diego
R 316663 5/2 Unanimous; all present
101 Adopted (R-2026-323)
Approving the Compensation
Agreement for substantial portions
of the Liberty Station site
(formerly known as the Naval
Training Center)
R 316664 5/2 Unanimous; all present
102 Adopted (R-2026-333)
Approving the Compensation
Agreement for the Walker Scott
site at 1014 Fifth Avenue in
downtown San Diego
R 316665 5/2 Unanimous; all present
103A Adopted (R-2026-336) R 316666 5/2 Unanimous; all present Approving an agreement with MEA
to amend Article 21(D) of the MOU
related to Registration Pay for the
Principal Planner classification
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
103B Adopted (R-2026-337)
Approving an agreement with MEA
to amend Article 47(A) of the MOU
related to Holiday Pay for the
designated classifications in the
Police Department
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
R 316667 5/2 Unanimous; all present
103C Adopted (R-2026-338)
Approving an agreement with MEA
to amend Article 79(Q) of the MOU
related to ICC Certification Pay for
the Principal Plan Review Specialist
classification
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
R 316668 5/2 Unanimous; all present
103D Adopted (R-2026-339)
Approving an agreement with MEA
to amend Article 79(V) of the MOU
related to ASE Certification Pay for
the Metal Fabrication Services
Supervisor classification
(NOTE: 6 votes required)
R 316669 5/2 Unanimous; all present
104 Adopted (R-2026-335)
Authorizing a marketing
partnership agreement with CPR1,
LLC
R 316670 5/2 Unanimous; all present
105 Adopted (R-2026-332)
Confirming the appointment of Dr.
Joann Chen to the Privacy Advisory
Board
R 316671 5/2 Unanimous; all present
S500 Adopted (R-2026-343)
Confirming a modification to a
Councilmember appointment to an
outside organization for calendar
year 2026
R 316672 5/2 Unanimous; all present
S503 Adopted (R-2026-353)
Declaring a Continued State of
Emergency Regarding Raw
Sewage, Solid Waste, and
Sediment Coming from Tijuana,
Mexico
R 316673 5/2 Unanimous; all present
330 Item Presented
Presenting CoSD FY 2027-2031
Five-Year Capital Infrastructure
Planning Outlook
331 Item Presented
Presenting City Council
Informational Training: Zero-Base
Budgeting
332 Item Presented
Presenting Hearing for Public Input
on the Development of the FY
2027 Budget
QUIT Q
*COMMENTS
Non-Agenda Public Comment Trailed from Monday, March 9, 2026:
PC-1 (virtual): John Stump commented on the Race and Equity report.
PC-2 (virtual): Bob Kuczewski commented on the Torrey Pines Gliderport.
PC-3 (virtual): Anish Kondamadugula commented on proper e-waste disposal.
PC-4 (virtual): Andrea Ebbing commented on a budget issue.
PC-5 (virtual): Becky Rapp commented on Socially equitable Cannabis Program.
Non-Agenda Public Comment:
PC-1: Joel Sharpe commented on the SDG&E Underground Program.
PC-2: Jacob Edwards commented on concerns of federal activity.
PC-3: Scott Chipman commented on 710 Club CEQA determination.
PC-4: Blair Beekman commented on tech community.
PC-5 (virtual): Andrea Ebbing commented on public comment.
PC-6 (virtual): Lori Saldaña commented on public comment and sexual assault awareness.
PC- (virtual)7: The OriginalDra commented on sexual assault at Tent City.
PC-8 (virtual): Joy Sunyata commented on the oversupply of office supply and policy regarding AI.
PC-9 (virtual): Heckter commented on Tijuana.
PC-10 (virtual): Bob Kuczewski commented on Torrey Pines Gliderport and public comment.
PC-11 (virtual): Becky Rapp commented on Socially Equitable Cannabis Program.
PC-12 (virtual): Madison commented on the effects of marijuana on young people.
PC-13 (virtual): Unknown caller commented on Socially Equitable Cannabis Program.
PC-14 (virtual): Terri-Ann Skelly commented on Socially Equitable Cannabis Program.
PC-15 (virtual): Kathleen Lippitt commented on the DSD five-year infrastructure plan.
Mayor, Council, City Attorney, Independent Budget Analyst, City Clerk Comment:
CC-1: Councilmember Campillo articulated that a congressman’s tweet claiming Muslims do not belong in American society is offensive, unconstitutional, and morally wrong because it rejects the core American principle of religious freedom and pluralism. Councilmember Campillo went on to explain that the U.S. Constitution— especially the First Amendment—protects the rights of all people regardless of faith, and that America’s strength lies in allowing people with different beliefs to live together peacefully under the law. By attacking Muslims and denying pluralism, the tweet undermines both American democratic values and the very freedoms that allow such speech to exist.
CC-2: Councilmember Whitburn thanked Councilmember Campillo for his eloquent words.
CC-3: Council President LaCava recognized the Operations staff, particularly those in EDD, for their work in improving the Real Estate Department and updating Policy 700-10. He also reminded the public of the 6:00 p.m. meeting for budget public comment and encouraged continued input on the FY 2027 budget.
City Clerk Comment: City Clerk Fuentes noted for the record the start of several public examination periods related to the 2026 election, including: Candidate Statements (March 6–16), ordinances calling the election and placing measures on the ballot (March 9–19), and the City Attorney’s impartial analysis, ballot title and summary, and fiscal analyses from the Mayor, IBA, and City Auditor (March 10–20).
She reminded everyone Appellate arguments are due March 11th, with the related examination period running March 12–22. Information and materials are available at www.sandiego.gov/2026elections.
Report Out from Closed Session:
None.
Council President LaCava adjourned the meeting at 6:52 p.m.