City of Sunnyvale  
Meeting Minutes  
City Council  
Tuesday, July 11, 2023  
7:00 PM  
Online and Bay Conference Room (Room  
145), City Hall, 456 W. Olive Ave.,  
Sunnyvale, CA 94086  
Regular Meeting - 7 PM  
7 P.M. COUNCIL MEETING  
CALL TO ORDER  
Mayor Klein called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.  
SALUTE TO THE FLAG  
Mayor Klein led the salute to the United States flag.  
ROLL CALL  
Present: 7 -  
Mayor Larry Klein  
Vice Mayor Omar Din  
Councilmember Russ Melton  
Councilmember Alysa Cisneros  
Councilmember Richard Mehlinger  
Councilmember Murali Srinivasan  
Councilmember Linda Sell  
Vice Mayor Din participated via teleconference from 1700 Harvard Street, Apt. 702,  
NW Washington, DC 20009.  
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY  
A
23-0475  
Disability Pride Month  
Mayor Klein spoke in recognition of Disability Pride Month.  
Jordan Davis, Attorney, Disability Rights California, provided words in  
acknowledgement of Disability Pride Month.  
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS  
Councilmember Mehlinger announced details of the current recruitment for various  
Boards and Commissions, the inaugural Human Relations Commission meeting and  
Sunnyvale’s email subscription service.  
Member of the public questioned why Sunnyvale does not hold Fourth of July  
celebrations similar to neighboring cities.  
Mike Johnson, Executive Director, Sunnyvale Downtown Association, announced  
the Summer Series Music + Market being held in downtown Sunnyvale.  
Tim Miller shared a complaint regarding construction disruptions on behalf of  
residents of the Courtyard Condominium Complex on E. Evelyn Ave.  
CONSENT CALENDAR  
Public Comment opened at 7:19 p.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Comment closed at 7:19 p.m.  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember Melton seconded the motion  
to approve agenda items 1.A through 1.G.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
1.A  
Approve the City Council Meeting Minutes of June 20, 2023 as submitted.  
23-0628  
Approve City Council Meeting Minutes of June 20, 2023  
1.B  
Approve the City Council Meeting Minutes of June 27, 2023 as submitted.  
23-0081  
Approve City Council Meeting Minutes of June 27, 2023  
1.C  
23-0273  
Approve the List(s) of Claims and Bills Approved for Payment  
by the City Manager  
Approve the list(s) of claims and bills.  
1.D  
23-0636  
Authorize the Issuance of Purchase Agreement to Hasa, Inc.  
for Purchase of Sodium Hypochlorite at the Water Pollution  
Control Plant (F23-159)  
Take the following actions:  
- Authorize the issuance of a purchase agreement to Hasa, Inc., in the not-to-exceed  
amount of $300,000 for the purchase of sodium hypochlorite; and  
- Authorize the City Manager to amend the not-to-exceed amount of the annual  
purchase order within operating budgeted appropriation limits if additional quantities  
are needed for wastewater treatment processes.  
1.E  
23-0303  
Approve the Proposed Sunnyvale Middle School Master Plan  
to Accommodate New Facilities, Authorize the City Manager to  
Execute the First Amendment to the Agreement Between the  
City and the Sunnyvale School District Regarding the Master  
Plan and Find the Action is Exempt from the California  
Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) pursuant to CEQA  
Guidelines Sections 15302 and 15061  
Approve the Proposed Master Plan for Sunnyvale Middle School open space to  
include the new permanent classrooms (Attachment 4 to the report) and to authorize  
the City Manager to execute the First Amendment to the agreement between the  
City and the Sunnyvale School District pertaining to the use, maintenance and  
improvement for public recreational purposes of various buildings and open space  
at school sites owned by the Sunnyvale School District (Attachment 3 to the Report)  
and find the action is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)  
pursuant to CEQA guidelines sections 15302 and 15061.  
1.F  
23-0727  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3216-23 to Amend Section 19.37.020  
(Applicability) of Chapter 19.37 (Landscaping, Irrigation and  
Useable Open Space) of Title 19 (Zoning) of the Sunnyvale  
Municipal Code  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3216-23 to amend Section 19.37.020 (Applicability) of Chapter  
19.37 (Landscaping, Irrigation and Useable Open Space) of Title 19 (Zoning) of the  
Sunnyvale Municipal Code.  
1.G  
23-0728  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3217-23 to Amend Section 2.09.040  
(Project Responsibilities) of Chapter 2.09 (Public Works  
Contracting) of Title 2 (Administration and Personnel) of the  
Sunnyvale Municipal Code Relating to Public Works  
Contracting  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3217-23 to amend Section 2.09.040 (Project Responsibilities)  
of Chapter 2.09 (Public Works Contracting) of Title 2 (Administration and Personnel)  
of the Sunnyvale Municipal Code relating to public works contracting.  
PUBLIC HEARINGS/GENERAL BUSINESS  
2
23-0676  
CONTINUED FROM MAY 16, 2023  
Proposed Project:  
Actions for consideration related to the Moffett Park Specific  
Plan (MPSP) to:  
A. Adopt a Resolution (Attachments 5 and 7) to  
1. Certify the Environmental Impact Report (EIR);  
2. Make the findings required by California Environmental  
Quality Act (CEQA);  
3. Adopt the Statement of Overriding Considerations and  
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program;  
4. Adopt the Water Supply Assessment;  
5. Adopt the Amended Moffett Park Specific Plan (with Staff  
recommended modifications to the draft MPSP detailed in  
Attachment 9);  
6. Amend the General Plan text and update the General Plan  
Map; and  
7. Update the Green Building Program Table.  
B. Adopt a Resolution (Attachment 6) to:  
1. Amend the Fiscal Year 2022/23 Master Fee Schedule to  
adjust the MPSP Planning Application Fees, including the  
addition of the MPSP Maintenance Fee, the MPSP  
Infrastructure Fee and the MPSP Transportation Impact Fee  
(TIF).  
C. Introduce a Draft Ordinance (Attachment 8) to:  
1. Repeal and Re-Adopt Sunnyvale Municipal Code (SMC)  
Chapter 19.29 (Moffett Park Specific Plan) and make other  
amendments to Title 19 (Zoning) to implement the MPSP;  
2. Add SMC Chapter: 3.56 (MPSP Transportation Impact Fee)  
to Title 3 (Revenue and Finance); and  
3. Amend the Zoning Plan District Map and re-zone parcels  
currently within the new MPSP district.  
Location: Existing Plan: Moffett Park Specific Plan  
File number: 2018-7715 (Moffett Park Specific Plan)  
General Plan Designation:  
Existing: Moffett Park Specific Plan  
Proposed: Moffett Park Specific Plan  
Zoning:  
Existing Zoning:  
MP-I: Industrial  
MP- TOD: Transit Oriented Development  
MP-C: Commercial  
Proposed MPSP Zoning Districts:  
MP-AC: Activity Center  
MP-R: Residential  
MP-MU: Mixed Use  
MP-O1: Office 1  
MP-O2: Office 2  
MP-E1: Mixed Employment 1  
MP-E2: Mixed Employment 2  
MP-E3: Mixed Employment 3  
MP-H: Hospitality  
MP-PF: Public Facilities  
Proposed Combining District  
ECD: Ecological Combining District  
Applicant: City of Sunnyvale  
Environmental Review: Environmental Impact Report (SCH #  
20210880338)  
Project Planner: Michelle King, 408-730-7463,  
mking@sunnyvale.ca.gov  
Community Development Director Trudi Ryan provided the staff report and  
presentation.  
City Council took a recess at 9:42 p.m. and returned at 9:51 p.m. with Mayor Klein,  
Councilmembers Melton, Cisneros, Mehlinger, Srinivasan present in the Bay  
Conference Room and Vice Mayor Din participated via teleconference from 1700  
Harvard Street, Apt. 702, NW Washington, DC 20009.  
Public Hearing opened at 9:51 p.m.  
Martin Pyne, Chair, Planning Commission, provided remarks in support of the  
Moffett Park Specific Plan (MPSP) and shared the Planning Commission's  
recommendations.  
Perry Hariri, Miramar Capital, shared their plans to develop their property in the  
MPSP area and Sunnyvale’s acknowledgement of their concerns regarding the  
diagonal crossing through their property.  
Jeff Holzman, Director, Real Estate District Development, Google, communicated  
their support for the MPSP and shared some challenges that may arise moving  
forward.  
Eric Poicon spoke in support of the MPSP and offered thoughts to improve the  
architectural guidelines.  
Rani Fischer, Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, voiced further considerations to  
be added to the MPSP.  
Kristen Brown, Vice President of Government Relations, Silicon Valley Leadership  
Group, communicated their support for approving the MPSP and proposed creating  
additional housing options.  
Kerry Haywood, Executive Director, Moffett Park Business Group, spoke in support  
of the MPSP and offered additional amendments that would address the Group's  
concerns.  
Jennifer Chang Hetterly, Sierra Club Loma Prieta, provided amendments for Council  
to consider adding to the MPSP.  
Agnes Veith spoke in support for adopting the MPSP.  
Ali Sapirman, Housing Action Coalition, communicated support for the additional  
housing included in the MPSP and recommended a feasibility study to best optimize  
housing development.  
Leia Mehlman, Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Commission (BPAC) Chair, shared  
BPAC’s recommendations regarding the MPSP and provided further supportive  
comments of the MPSP in their personal capacity.  
Tom Green, Director of Real Estate, Lockheed Martin, spoke in support of the  
MPSP and proposed modifications to address their concerns.  
Kenneth Javier Rosales, Silicon Valley @ Home, voiced their support for adopting  
the MPSP and shared modifications to further increase affordable housing.  
Eileen McLaughlin, Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge, provided remarks  
on the well-executed public comment process on the MPSP and offered  
modifications to be considered.  
Angela Rausch spoke in support of approving the MPSP.  
Public Hearing closed at 10:26 p.m.  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember Mehlinger seconded the  
motion to approve Alternative 2: Alternative 1, with modifications:  
Alternative 1:  
1. Approve related actions associated with adoption of the Moffett Park Specific  
Plan (MPSP): Adopt two Resolutions and introduce an Ordinance (Attachments 6, 7  
and 8 to the report):  
A. Adopt a Resolution (Attachment 7) to:  
1. Certify the Environmental Impact Report (EIR);  
2. Make the findings required by the California Environmental Quality Act  
(CEQA);  
3. Adopt the Statement of Overriding Considerations;  
4. Adopt the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (in Attachment 5);  
5. Adopt the Water Supply Assessment;  
6. Adopt the amended Moffett Park Specific Plan (with Staff recommended  
modifications to the draft MPSP detailed in the updated Attachment 9);  
7. Amend the General Plan text and update the General Plan Map;  
8. Update the Green Building Program Table;  
B. Adopt a Resolution (Attachment 6) to:  
1. Amend the Fiscal Year 2022/23 Master Fee Schedule to adjust the MPSP  
Planning Application Fees, including the addition of the MPSP Maintenance Fee,  
the MPSP Infrastructure Fee and the MPSP Transportation Impact Fee (TIF);  
C. Introduce an Ordinance (Attachment 8) to:  
1. Repeal and re-adopt Chapter 19.29 (Moffett Park Specific Plan) and make  
other amendments to Title 19 (Zoning) of the Sunnyvale Municipal Code (SMC) to  
implement the MPSP;  
2. Add SMC Chapter: 3.56 (MPSP Transportation Impact Fee) to Title 3  
(Revenue and Finance);  
3. Amend the Zoning Plan District Map and re-zone parcels currently within  
the new MPSP district;  
Modifications to Alternative 1:  
1. Require fritted glass all the way up façades facing the San Francisco Bay:  
a. If and only if fritted glass is no more than 20% more expensive than  
non-fritted glass; or  
b. $7 per square foot or less more expensive than non-fritted glass;  
2. Require dual water piping for all development;  
3. In-lieu of the recessing requirements, the treatments called out in Updated  
Attachment 9, Response 158, Section 4.c on façade modulation shall be  
acceptable, with the removal of the 18-inch depth change requirement from this  
Section;  
4. Substitute average step back/floorplates for minimum step backs/floorplates, per  
staff response to Council Question 2-10;  
5. Modify change Updated Attachment 9, Response 148, Section iii. High-rise  
buildings in MP-R and MP-MU districts, 0.3 (Reduction in mass) to:  
a. Building floor plates greater than 100 feet in height shall not exceed 25,000  
square feet;  
b. Building floor plates greater than 140 feet in height shall not exceed 20,000  
square feet;  
c. Building floor plates greater than 180 feet in height shall not exceed 15,000  
square feet;  
6. MPSP Section 10.4 (Implementation Actions), Table 29 move Groundwater Data  
Collection from Medium-Term Actions to Immediate Actions;  
7. Economic feasibility to examine architectural, sustainability, and community  
benefits requirements, studying targeting the possible following topologies:  
a. Infill office building added to tech campus;  
b. 5-over-1 apartments;  
c. Add high-rise residential building; and  
8. Incorporate suggested language to MPSP Section 10.5 (Funding and Financing  
Strategy) from response to Council Question 2-50 regarding Council approval for  
formation of enhanced infrastructure financing districts to add “and Sunnyvale City  
Council” after "...these tools require approval by affected stakeholders."  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Mehlinger offered a friendly amendment  
to add the definition of Artist Studio, "Workspace for one or more artists or artisans,  
including the accessory sale of art produced on the premises and which does not  
include any dwelling space" to SMC Chapter 19.12 (Definitions). Vice Mayor Din  
accepted the friendly amendment.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Mehlinger offered a friendly amendment  
to rename several neighborhoods as follows:  
a. Discovery Neighborhood to Onizuka Neighborhood;  
b. West Mathilda Neighborhood to Posolmi Neighborhood;  
c. Chesapeake Neighborhood to Sunrise Neighborhood;  
d. North Java Neighborhood to NoJa Neighborhood; and  
e. South Java Neighborhood to SoJa Neighborhood.  
Vice Mayor Din accepted the friendly amendment.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Mehlinger offered a friendly amendment  
to limit the dual water piping requirement to commercial development and not  
residential. Vice Mayor Din accepted the friendly amendment.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Mehlinger offered a friendly amendment  
to remove the cost exemption from the fritted glass requirement. Vice Mayor Din  
accepted the friendly amendment.  
Community Development Director Trudi Ryan proposed replacing “fritted glass” with  
“bird-safe glass.” Vice Mayor Din and Councilmember Mehlinger amended the  
motion to incorporate this proposal.  
City Manager Kent Steffens proposed replacing “Require dual water piping for  
commercial development” with “Require dual water piping where allowed by  
regulations.” Vice Mayor Din and Councilmember Mehlinger amended the motion to  
incorporate this proposal.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Cisneros offered a friendly amendment  
to develop a fee for alternative compliance with the innovation/creation space  
requirement if a development is not able to meet the requirement on-site or work  
with a different development in the MPSP area to meet the requirement.  
Following discussion, Councilmember Cisneros withdrew the Friendly Amendment.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Cisneros offered a friendly amendment  
to direct staff to engage with MP Development Community in 2023 to discuss how to  
work together towards achieving the goals in the MPSP.  
Following discussion, Councilmember Cisneros withdrew the Friendly Amendment.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Cisneros proposed a friendly  
amendment for the economic feasibility study to replace “5 over 1 apartments” with  
"all residential." Councilmember Mehlinger declined to accept the friendly  
amendment.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Sell offered a friendly amendment for  
national security contractors to be except from the Innovation and Creation Space  
requirements. Vice Mayor Din declined the friendly amendment.  
FORMAL AMENDMENT: Councilmember Sell moved and Councilmember Melton  
seconded the motion to exempt Lockheed Martin from the Innovation and Creation  
Space requirements.  
The formal amendment carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 4 -  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 3 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
FORMAL AMENDMENT: Councilmember Melton proposed a formal motion to  
remove the economic feasibility study section from the amended motion. The motion  
failed due to lack of a second.  
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Councilmember Mehlinger offered a friendly amendment  
to set minimum density for any residential development in Mixed-Use (MP-MU)  
districts to 36 units/acre. Vice Mayor Din accepted the friendly amendment.  
Councilmember Melton clarified that "Economic feasibility to examine..." was  
intended to read as “Perform an Economic feasibility study to examine...” in the  
economic feasibility section of the amended motion. The motion as amended was  
updated to reflect this clarification.  
MOTION AS AMENDED RESTATED: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember  
Mehlinger seconded the motion to approve Alternative 2: Alternative 1, with  
modifications:  
Alternative 1:  
1. Approve related actions associated with adoption of the Moffett Park Specific  
Plan (MPSP): Adopt two Resolutions and introduce an Ordinance (Attachments 6, 7  
and 8 to the report):  
A. Adopt a Resolution (Attachment 7) to:  
1. Certify the Environmental Impact Report (EIR);  
2. Make the findings required by the California Environmental Quality Act  
(CEQA);  
3. Adopt the Statement of Overriding Considerations;  
4. Adopt the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (in Attachment 5);  
5. Adopt the Water Supply Assessment;  
6. Adopt the amended Moffett Park Specific Plan (with Staff recommended  
modifications to the draft MPSP detailed in the updated Attachment 9);  
7. Amend the General Plan text and update the General Plan Map;  
8. Update the Green Building Program Table;  
B. Adopt a Resolution (Attachment 6) to:  
1. Amend the Fiscal Year 2022/23 Master Fee Schedule to adjust the MPSP  
Planning Application Fees, including the addition of the MPSP Maintenance Fee,  
the MPSP Infrastructure Fee and the MPSP Transportation Impact Fee (TIF);  
C. Introduce an Ordinance (Attachment 8) to:  
1. Repeal and re-adopt Chapter 19.29 (Moffett Park Specific Plan) and make  
other amendments to Title 19 (Zoning) of the Sunnyvale Municipal Code (SMC) to  
implement the MPSP;  
2. Add SMC Chapter: 3.56 (MPSP Transportation Impact Fee) to Title 3  
(Revenue and Finance);  
3. Amend the Zoning Plan District Map and re-zone parcels currently within  
the new MPSP district;  
Modifications to Alternative 1:  
1. Require bird safe glass all the way up façades facing the San Francisco Bay:  
2. Require dual water piping where allowed by regulations;  
3. In-lieu of the recessing requirements, the treatments called out in Updated  
Attachment 9, Response 158, Section 4.c on façade modulation shall be  
acceptable, with the removal of the 18-inch depth change requirement from this  
Section;  
4. Substitute average step back/floorplates for minimum step backs/floorplates, per  
staff response to Council Question 2-10;  
5. Modify change Updated Attachment 9, Response 148, Section iii. High-rise  
buildings in MP-R and MP-MU districts, 0.3 (Reduction in mass) to:  
a. Building floor plates greater than 100 feet in height shall not exceed 25,000  
square feet;  
b. Building floor plates greater than 140 feet in height shall not exceed 20,000  
square feet;  
c. Building floor plates greater than 180 feet in height shall not exceed 15,000  
square feet;  
6. MPSP Section 10.4 (Implementation Actions), Table 29 move Groundwater Data  
Collection from Medium-Term Actions to Immediate Actions;  
7. Perform an Economic feasibility study to examine architectural, sustainability, and  
community benefits requirements, studying targeting the possible following  
topologies:  
a. Infill office building added to tech campus;  
b. 5-over-1 apartments;  
c. Add high-rise residential building; and  
8. Incorporate suggested language to MPSP Section 10.5 (Funding and Financing  
Strategy) from response to Council Question 2-50 regarding Council approval for  
formation of enhanced infrastructure financing districts to add “and Sunnyvale City  
Council” after "...these tools require approval by affected stakeholders;"  
9. Add the definition of Artist Studio, "Workspace for one or more artists or artisans,  
including the accessory sale of art produced on the premises and which does not  
include any dwelling space" to SMC Chapter 19.12 (Definitions);  
10. Rename several neighborhoods as follows:  
a. Discovery Neighborhood to Onizuka Neighborhood;  
b. West Mathilda Neighborhood to Posolmi Neighborhood;  
c. Chesapeake Neighborhood to Sunrise Neighborhood;  
d. North Java Neighborhood to NoJa Neighborhood;  
e. South Java Neighborhood to SoJa Neighborhood;  
11. Exempt Lockheed Martin from the Innovation and Creation Space requirements;  
and  
12. Set minimum density for any residential development in Mixed-Use (MP-MU)  
districts to 36 units/acre.  
The motion as amended carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
City Council took a recess at 11:51 p.m. and returned at 12:00 a.m. with Mayor  
Klein, Councilmembers Melton, Cisneros, Mehlinger, Srinivasan present in the Bay  
Conference Room and Vice Mayor Din participated via teleconference from 1700  
Harvard Street, Apt. 702, NW Washington, DC 20009.  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember Mehlinger seconded the  
motion to hear agenda item 3 as required by Council Policy 7.3.19 (Council  
Meetings).  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
3
23-0507  
Provide Direction Regarding Amending the Employment  
Agreement Between the City of Sunnyvale and City Attorney  
John A. Nagel to Increase the City Attorney Salary and Allow  
Additional Paid Time Off Cashout  
City Attorney John Nagel stated this agenda item relates to his employment  
agreement, he recused himself due to this conflict of interest, and left the Bay  
Conference room at 12:01 a.m.  
Director of Human Resources Tina Murphy provided the staff report.  
Public Hearing opened at 12:03 a.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Hearing closed at 12:03 a.m.  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember Mehlinger seconded the  
motion to approve Alternative 1: Authorize the Mayor to execute an amendment to  
the Employment Agreement between the City of Sunnyvale and City Attorney John  
A. Nagel in substantially the form attached to: (1) Increase the City Attorney Salary  
to the top of the current City Attorney Salary Range; and (2) Allow a one-time  
additional cash out of 200 hours from the existing Paid Time Off (PTO) balance,  
effective July 23, 2023.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
City Attorney John Nagel returned to the Bay Conference Room at 12:07 a.m.  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember Mehlinger seconded the  
motion to hear agenda item 4 as required by Council Policy 7.3.19 (Council  
Meetings).  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
4
23-0721  
Approve a Memorandum of Understanding Between the City of  
Sunnyvale and the Sunnyvale Managers’ Association; and  
Adopt a Resolution Amending the City's Salary Resolution and  
the Schedule of Pay to Increase Salaries for Pay Plan  
Category E (Employees Represented by the Sunnyvale  
Managers’ Association)  
Director of Human Resources Tina Murphy provided the staff report.  
Public Hearing opened at 12:10 a.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Hearing closed at 12:10 a.m.  
MOTION: Councilmember Mehlinger moved and Councilmember Cisneros  
seconded the motion to approve Alternative 1: Authorize the City Manager to  
execute the Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Sunnyvale and the  
Sunnyvale Managers’ Association; and adopt a Resolution amending the City's  
Salary Resolution and the Schedule of Pay to increase salaries for Pay Plan  
Category E (employees represented by the Sunnyvale Managers’ Association).  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember Mehlinger seconded the  
motion to hear agenda item 5 as required by Council Policy 7.3.19 (Council  
Meetings).  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
5
23-0677  
Adopt a Resolution Amending the City's Salary Resolution and  
the Schedule of Pay to Increase the Salary Ranges for Pay  
Plan Category F (Unclassified Department Directors)  
City Manager Kent Steffens provided the staff report.  
Public Hearing opened at 12:15 a.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Hearing closed at 12:15 a.m.  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved and Councilmember Mehlinger seconded the  
motion to approve Alternative 1: Adopt a Resolution amending the City's Salary  
Resolution and Schedule of Pay to increase the Salary Ranges for unclassified  
department director positions (Pay Plan Category F) effective July 23, 2023.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Din  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Cisneros  
Councilmember Mehlinger  
Councilmember Srinivasan  
Councilmember Sell  
No: 0  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Din moved to hear the remainder of the agenda as required  
by Council Policy 7.3.19 (Council Meetings). The motion failed due to lack of a  
second.  
COUNCILMEMBERS REPORTS ON ACTIVITIES FROM INTERGOVERNMENTAL  
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS  
Agenda item not heard by Council.  
NON-AGENDA ITEMS & COMMENTS  
-Council  
Agenda item not heard by Council.  
-City Manager  
Agenda item not heard by Council.  
INFORMATION ONLY REPORTS/ITEMS  
23-0532  
23-0556  
Tentative Council Meeting Agenda Calendar  
Board/Commission Meeting Minutes  
Information/Action Items  
23-0678  
ADJOURNMENT  
Mayor Klein adjourned the meeting at 12:19 a.m.