Information/Action Items - Council Directions to Staff
Date
Requested Directive/Action Required Dept Due Date Completed 9/14/21 Provide copy of final encroachment permit for Intuitive Surgical to Council. DPW May 2023 4/5/22 Review no right on red at the intersection of Bernardo and Fremont Ave. DPW Feb 2023 4/28/22 Provide a comparison on building heights with pros and cons identified at MPSP. CDD Feb 2023 5/3/22 Provide a breakdown of what the various fees are for comparable cities and for an average project what percentage of the total fees of those projects fall into each of those categories.
Also, would like to get a sense of how time factors into it.
CDD Feb 2023
6/7/22 Work with the Mayor to preapre advocacy letters in support of the efforts of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band to preserve Sargent Ranch/Juristac as open space.
CDD Feb 2023
12/13/22 Provide UUT audit findings with the Annual Budget Report/Workshop. FIN May 2023 12/13/22 Identify and review the "unfunded" list with Council during the Budget Workshop. FIN May 2023 1/10/23 Provide information on metering at the Community Center and identify if there is a way to separate water usage per facility at this location.
DPW Jun 2023
1/10/23 Incorporate and address Council comments when the final Community Center grounds renovation project design is presented to Council for adoption.
DPW Nov 2023
2/7/23 Provide information on opportunities for exemptions for downtown businesses to have flags displayed for celebrations such as Pride events.
CDD
2/7/23 Evaluate the crosswalk treatments at Murphy and Evelyn. DPW 2/7/23 Look for more opportunities for bike racks on or near Murphy Ave. DPW 2/7/23 Identify options available to make Murphy Ave. more bike friendly. DPW 2/7/23 Look for ways to mark the clear pedestrian zone in the center of Murphy Ave. DPW 2/7/23 Provide an update on the plan for Washington when Murphy Ave. is closed to vehicles. DPW 2/7/23 Provide information on the number of accidents before and after the closure of Tasman. DPW Printed on 2/9/2023
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Information/Action Items - Council Directions to Staff
Date
Requested Directive/Action Required Dept Due Date Completed 2/7/23 Provide a graph on the number of pedestrians and bicyclists on Tasman. DPW 2/7/23 Review the Tasman area where there is a curve and identify options that will work to create a safer environment.
DPW
2/7/23 Provide radar data for Tasman to Council when staff returns in December. DPW Printed on 2/9/2023
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New Study Issues and Budget Proposals Sponsored by Council Date
Requested RTC # Study Issue/Budget Proposal Topic Requested By Dept Approved by City Manager
1/10/23 23-0237 Budget proposal: Increase tree trimming and resolve the two-year backlog over the next two fiscal years.
Klein, Din,
Mehlinger,
Cisneros, Sell,
Melton, Srinivasan
DPW 2/5/23
1/24/23 23-0323 Study Issue: Evaluate existing and potential emergency housing and shelter opportunities for families with minor children experiencing homelessness in order to provide safe, private lodging for families year- round.
Cisneros,
Mehlinger, Sell,
Klein, Din
CDD 2/5/23
1/24/23 23-0316
Budget Proposal: Increase service levels for neighborhood preservation to enforce Sunnyvale’s short-term rental ordinance and as per budget supplement 2 from last year’s budget process it would include a moderate increase in service levels by neighborhood preservation and a larger increase in service levels by neighborhood preservation.
Melton, Cisneros,
Mehlinger, Sell,
Klein, Srinivasan,
Din
DPS 2/5/23
1/24/23 23-0309
Study Issue: Evaluate range of options for shuttle service or alternative transportation options for high school students going to Fremont and Homestead High Schools. Mainly for students living in northern Sunnyvale. Look at ride share funding options and other programs.
Mehlinger, Sell,
Cisneros, Klein,
Melton, Din
DPW 2/6/23
1/24/23 23-0315 Study Issue: Evaluate the feasibility of an ordinance to ban the use of gas powered leaf blowers and other small two stroke motors within the City limits in the City of Sunnyvale.
Mehlinger, Sell,
Klein, Din,
Srinivasan
DPW 2/6/23
Initial Sponsor in Bold.
Following approval by the City Manager, study issues papers and budget proposals are posted to:
https://www.sunnyvale.ca.gov/your-government/governance/city-council/study-issues-and-budget-proposals/proposed-study-issues-and-budget-proposals Printed on 2/9/2023
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New Study Issues and Budget Proposals Sponsored by Council Date
Requested RTC # Study Issue/Budget Proposal Topic Requested By Dept Approved by City Manager
1/24/23 23-0311
Study Issue: Measuring progress on the City’s plans to promote bicycling and walking is important in achieving safety goals, so progress needs to be measured, well defined and quantifiable metrics. This proposed study issue would define these metrics which would then provide feedback on how well our actions are working towards the City’s safety goals outlined in Vision Zero Action Plan, the Active Transportation Plan and Safe Routes to School. Titled Bicycle and Walking Safety Metrics.
Sell, Klein,
Mehlinger, Melton,
Cisneros,
Srinivasan, Din
DPW 2/5/23
1/24/23 23-0310 Budget Proposal: Allocate $60K to the Department of Public Works to contract with an outside engineering firm to conduct investigations into the next 3 collisions in Sunnyvale involving a motor vehicle in which a cyclist or pedestrian is seriously injured or killed. There would be discretion to the City Manager as to which 3, if there is a particularly obvious case that he does not feel an investigation would be worthwhile. Each investigation would produce a report, identifying engineering factors contributing to the collision, would focus on engineer design, as well as potential mitigation options. Each report will be released publicly on the transportation and traffic safety section of the City’s website upon completion. Upon completion of the pilot staff would present the results to the BPAC and City Council for review.
Mehlinger, Klein,
Cisneros, Sell,
Srinivasan, Din.
DPW 2/5/23
1/24/23 23-0200 Study Issue: Evaluate a single mobile application to replace the City’s current three separate applications that is a framework on all functionality for all residents to use to communicate, track, and transact with the City.
Srinivasan, Klein,
Mehlinger, Melton,
Cisneros, Din, Sell
ITD 2/3/23
Printed on 2/9/2023
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