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San Jose City Council
May 7, 2025

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Presentation - Appointees
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May 7, 2025
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San Jose City Council
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STRATEGIC SUPPORT CSA

MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL AND APPOINTEES
2025-2026 PROPOSED

OPERATING BUDGET
KEY DISCUSSION ITEMS:
- Balancing the Budget and Prioritizing Our Work
- Pay for Performance

BALANCING THE BUDGET AND

PRIORITIZING OUR WORK
MANAGER’S BUDGET ADDENDUM #3
Slide 2

BALANCING THE BUDGET AND PRIORITIZING OUR WORK
 City Council directed the City Manager to bring forward a Manager's Budget Addendum (MBA) identifying current work efforts or previous City Council direction/referrals that should be dropped or deferred to open leadership and staff capacity to drive significant progress in City Council Focus Areas (through Approval of the Mayor's March Budget Message for Fiscal Year 2025-2026)  Staff reviewed/analyzed 383 referrals and additional policy work, including:
• 270 existing referrals (Complete, In Progress, Not Started); • 113 new referrals from the March Budget Message; and
• PBCE Citywide Policy Workplan
 Staff completed 184 of 383 Council Referrals and made recommendations for the remaining 199 Council Referrals
Slide 3

BALANCING THE BUDGET

AND PRIORITIZING OUR
WORK
 131 Council Referrals recommended to
be Combined, Continue, or referred to
Capital Improvement Program
 19 Council Referrals recommended to
to Drop or Defer
 49 Council Referrals referred for
prioritization in the Focus Areas (five
recommended Drops in the Focus
Areas)
 An additional 15 PBCE policy workplan
items analyzed; four recommended
Defer and one Drop
 Grand total of 29 referrals
recommended to Drop or Defer
(Attachment C of MBA #3)
 Administration also recommended
reduced City Council Committee
Meeting Schedule
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ON MBA #3 Slide 4

PAY FOR PERFORMANCE
Slide 5

PAY FOR PERFORMANCE
 Pursuant to Mayor and Vice Mayor’s Rules Committee Memo, the following is being proposed for City Council consideration on June 10th:
 Pursue a Pay for Performance model for City Council through ordinance as the City Charter already allows for the City Council to take a reduction in salary
 Terms of Pay for Performance:
 5% of the Mayor’s and all Councilmembers’ salaries to be withheld on an annual basis, and subsequently disburse the 5% back to the Mayor and Councilmembers in a manner proportional to the achievement of predetermined objective performance metrics related to the City Council Focus Area Scorecards and Dashboards.
 City Manager and Council Appointees already have the ability under the Salary Resolution and MPP to increase or decrease salaries of Senior Staff and the MPP program already provides the pay for performance mechanism as established under Salary Resolution 58170.
 Informational Memo already released outlining framework to provide transparency into their evaluation and pay for performance process Slide 6

STRATEGIC SUPPORT CSA

MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL AND APPOINTEES
2025-2026 PROPOSED

OPERATING BUDGET
KEY DISCUSSION ITEMS:
- Balancing the Budget and Prioritizing Our Work
- Pay for Performance

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