City of Sunnyvale  
Meeting Minutes  
City Council  
Tuesday, November 1, 2022  
5:00 PM  
Telepresence Meeting: City Web Stream |  
Comcast Channel 15 | AT&T Channel 99  
Special Meeting: Closed Session - 5 PM | Special Meeting: Study Session - 6 PM |  
Regular Meeting - 7 PM | Regular Meeting: Sunnyvale Financing Authority - 7 PM (or  
soon thereafter)  
5 P.M. SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING (Closed Session)  
Call to Order  
Pursuant to Government Code Subdivision 54953(e), the meeting was conducted  
telephonically; pursuant to state law, the City Council made the necessary findings  
by adopting Resolution No. 1089-21, reaffirmed on October 25, 2022.  
Vice Mayor Cisneros called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. via teleconference.  
Roll Call  
Present: 7 -  
Mayor Larry Klein  
Vice Mayor Alysa Cisneros  
Councilmember Gustav Larsson  
Councilmember Glenn Hendricks  
Councilmember Russ Melton  
Councilmember Omar Din  
Councilmember Anthony (Tony) Spitaleri  
Mayor Klein, Vice Mayor Cisneros and all Councilmembers attended via  
teleconference.  
Public Comment  
Public Comment opened at 5:02 p.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Comment closed at 5:02 p.m.  
Convene to Closed Session  
A
Closed Session held pursuant to California Government Code  
Section 54957:  
PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION  
Title: City Manager and City Attorney  
Adjourn Special Meeting  
Vice Mayor Cisneros adjourned the meeting at 5:59 p.m.  
6 P.M. SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING (Study Session)  
Call to Order  
Pursuant to Government Code Subdivision 54953(e), the meeting was conducted  
telephonically; pursuant to state law, the City Council made the necessary findings  
by adopting Resolution No. 1089-21, reaffirmed on October 25, 2022.  
Vice Mayor Cisneros called the meeting to order at 6:01 p.m. via teleconference.  
Roll Call  
Present: 6 -  
Mayor Larry Klein  
Vice Mayor Alysa Cisneros  
Councilmember Gustav Larsson  
Councilmember Russ Melton  
Councilmember Omar Din  
Councilmember Anthony (Tony) Spitaleri  
Absent: 1 - Councilmember Glenn Hendricks  
Mayor Klein, Vice Mayor Cisneros and Councilmembers Larsson, Melton, Din, and  
Spitaleri attended via teleconference.  
Councilmember Hendricks joined the meeting at 6:06 p.m.  
Study Session  
B
Sunnyvale Clean Water Program Update  
Public Works Director Chip Taylor and the following participates provided the staff  
report and presentation:  
- Assistant Director of Public Works Jennifer Ng  
- Assistant City Engineer Allison Boyer  
- Finance Director Tim Kirby  
- Environmental Services Director Ramana Chinnakotla  
Public Comment opened at 6:54 p.m.  
Stephen Meier shared suggestions to consider when continuing the Clean Water  
Program.  
Public Comment closed at 6:55 p.m.  
Adjourn Special Meeting  
Vice Mayor Cisneros adjourned the meeting at 6:57 p.m.  
7 P.M. COUNCIL MEETING  
CALL TO ORDER  
Pursuant to Government Code Subdivision 54953(e), the meeting was conducted  
telephonically; pursuant to state law, the City Council made the necessary findings  
by adopting Resolution No. 1089-21, reaffirmed on October 25, 2022.  
Mayor Klein called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. via teleconference.  
ROLL CALL  
Present: 7 -  
Mayor Larry Klein  
Vice Mayor Alysa Cisneros  
Councilmember Gustav Larsson  
Councilmember Glenn Hendricks  
Councilmember Russ Melton  
Councilmember Omar Din  
Councilmember Anthony (Tony) Spitaleri  
Mayor Klein, Vice Mayor Cisneros and all Councilmembers attended via  
teleconference.  
CLOSED SESSION REPORT  
Vice Mayor Cisneros reported that Council met in Closed Session Conference held  
pursuant to California Government Code Section 54957: Public Employee  
Performance Evaluation Title: City Manager and City Attorney; nothing to report.  
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY  
C
Small Business Saturday  
Mayor Klein read a proclamation in honor of Small Business Saturday.  
Michelle Scripoch, Chief Financial Officer, Walt’s Cycle spoke to the proclamation.  
D
Picture Book Month  
Mayor Klein read a poem and proclamation in honor of Picture Book Month.  
PRESENTATION  
E
Update from Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency  
(BAWSCA) by BAWSCA Chief Executive Officer and General  
Manager Nicole Sandkulla  
Nicole Sandkulla, Chief Executive Officer and General Manager, Bay Area Water  
Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA) provided an update to Council about  
BAWSCA and the state of the drought.  
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS  
Glen Hendricks announced details of the November 8 Election.  
Pilar Furlong, Chief Community Resource Officer, Bill Wilson Center, announced  
that November is Runaway and Homeless Youth Prevention Month and shared  
details of services available through the Center.  
Stephen Meier spoke to bicycle and pedestrian safety in Sunnyvale and requested  
Council invest more in bicycle and pedestrian safety infrastructure.  
CONSENT CALENDAR  
Public Comment opened at 7:39 p.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Comment closed at 7:39 p.m.  
MOTION: Vice Mayor Cisneros moved and Councilmember Melton seconded the  
motion to approve agenda items 1.A through 1.H., with the following modification to  
agenda item 1.G, replace “2021 California Fire Code” with “2022 California Fire  
Code.”  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Cisneros  
Councilmember Larsson  
Councilmember Hendricks  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Din  
Councilmember Spitaleri  
No: 0  
1.A  
Approve the City Council Meeting Minutes of October 25, 2022 as submitted.  
Approve City Council Meeting Minutes of October 25, 2022  
1.B  
Approve the List(s) of Claims and Bills Approved for Payment  
by the City Manager  
Approve the list(s) of claims and bills.  
1.C  
Receive and file the FY 2021/22 First Quarter Budget Update.  
Receive and File the FY 2022/23 First Quarter Budget Update  
1.D  
Award of Contract to Bear Electrical Solutions, Inc. for  
Advance Dilemma Zone Detection Phase II and Finding of  
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Categorical  
Exemption (PW23-06)  
Take the following actions:  
- Award a contract in substantially the same form as Attachment 2 to the report in  
the amount of $1,038,000.00 to Bear Electrical Solutions, Inc. of Alviso, CA;  
- Make a finding of categorical exemption from the California Environmental Quality  
Act (CEQA) pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15301(c);  
- Authorize the City Manager to execute the contract when all necessary conditions  
have been met; and  
- Approve a 5% contingency in the amount of $51,900.  
1.E  
Adopt a Resolution Extending the City’s Declaration of Local  
Emergency for COVID-19  
Adopt a Resolution extending the City Manager/Director of Emergency Services'  
Proclamation of Existence of a Local Emergency (COVID19).  
1.F  
Reconsider and Affirm Resolution No. 1089-21; and Make  
Findings Pursuant to Government Code Section 54953(e) (AB  
361) to Continue Virtual Public Meetings for the City Council  
and Boards, Commissions and Council Subcommittees During  
the COVID-19 State of Emergency  
Affirm Resolution 1089-21; and make findings pursuant to Government Code  
Section 54953(e) (AB 361) to continue virtual public meetings for the City Council  
and Boards, Commissions and Council Subcommittees during the COVID-19 State  
of Emergency:  
1. The City Council hereby finds that the state of emergency conditions related to  
COVID-19, as set forth in Resolution No. 1147-22 adopted on September 27, 2022  
and incorporated herein by reference, are ongoing;  
2. The City Council finds that there is a need to continue teleconferencing for public  
meetings without posting the teleconferencing locations on the agenda and without  
requiring the teleconference locations to be accessible to the public during the  
current Governor proclaimed COVID-19 state of emergency; and  
3. The City Council finds that the state of emergency continues to directly impact  
the ability of members of the City Council, Council Standing Committees, and City  
Boards and Commissions to meet safely in person.  
1.G  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3201-22 to amend Chapter 16.52 (Fire  
Code) of Title 16 (Buildings and Construction) of the  
Sunnyvale Municipal Code to Adopt by Reference The 2022  
California Fire Code with Local Amendments and Related  
Findings.  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3201-22 to amend Chapter 16.52 (Fire Code) of Title 16  
(Buildings and Construction) of the Sunnyvale Municipal Code to adopt by  
reference the 2022 California Fire Code with local amendments and related  
findings.  
1.H  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3202-22 to amend various Sections of  
Title 16 (Buildings and Construction) of the Sunnyvale  
Municipal Code to Adopt by Reference the 2022 California  
Building, Residential, Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical,  
Building Standards Administrative, Energy, Historical Building,  
Existing Building, and Green Building Standards Codes, and  
the International Property Maintenance, with Local  
Amendments and Related Findings.  
Adopt Ordinance No. 3202-22 to amend various sections of Title 16 (Buildings and  
Construction) of the Sunnyvale Municipal Code to adopt by reference the 2022  
California Building, Residential, Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, Building  
Standards Administrative, Energy, Historical Building, Existing Building, and Green  
Building Standards Codes, and the International Property Maintenance, with local  
amendments and related findings.  
ADJOURNMENT TO REGULAR MEETING OF THE SUNNYVALE FINANCING  
AUTHORITY  
Mayor Klein adjourned the Council meeting to the Sunnyvale Financing Authority  
meeting at 7:41 p.m.  
7 P.M. (OR SOON THEREAFTER) REGULAR MEETING OF THE SUNNYVALE  
FINANCING AUTHORITY  
Call to Order  
Pursuant to Government Code Subdivision 54953(e), the meeting was conducted  
telephonically; pursuant to state law, the Financing Authority made the necessary  
findings by adopting Resolution No. 1105-22FA, reaffirmed on October 25, 2022.  
Authority Chair Klein called the Sunnyvale Financing Authority meeting to order at  
7:41 p.m. via teleconference.  
Roll Call  
Present: 7 - Authority Chair / Mayor Larry Klein  
Authority Vice Chair / Vice Mayor Alysa Cisneros  
Authority Member / Councilmember Gustav Larsson  
Authority Member / Councilmember Glenn Hendricks  
Authority Member / Councilmember Russ Melton  
Authority Member / Councilmember Omar Din  
Authority Member / Councilmember Anthony (Tony) Spitaleri  
Authority Chair / Mayor Klein, Authority Vice Chair / Vice Mayor Cisneros and all  
Authority Members / Councilmembers attended via teleconference.  
Oral Communications  
None.  
Consent Calendar  
Public Comment opened at 7:43 p.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Comment closed at 7:43 p.m.  
MOTION: Authority Vice Chair Cisneros moved and Authority Member Melton  
seconded the motion to approve agenda items 2.A through 2.B.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 - Authority Chair Klein  
Authority Vice Chair Cisneros  
Authority Member Larsson  
Authority Member Hendricks  
Authority Member Melton  
Authority Member Din  
Authority Member Spitaleri  
No: 0  
2.A  
Approve Sunnyvale Financing Authority Meeting Minutes of  
October 25, 2022  
Approve the Sunnyvale Financing Authority Meeting Minutes of October 25, 2022 as  
submitted.  
2.B  
Reconsider and Affirm Resolution No. 1105-22FA; and Make  
Findings Pursuant to Government Code Section 54953(e) (AB  
361) to Continue Virtual Public Meetings for the Sunnyvale  
Financing Authority During the COVID-19 State of Emergency  
Affirm Resolution 1105-22FA; and make findings pursuant to Government Code  
Section 54953(e) (AB 361) to continue virtual public meetings for the Financing  
Authority during the COVID-19 State of Emergency:  
1. The Financing Authority Board has found and determined that the state of  
emergency conditions related to COVID-19, as set forth in City of Sunnyvale  
Resolution No. 1147-22 adopted on September 27, 2022, and incorporated herein  
by reference, are on going;  
2. The Financing Authority Board finds that there is a need to continue  
teleconferencing for public meetings without posting the teleconferencing locations  
on the agenda and without requiring the teleconference locations to be accessible  
to the public during the current Governor proclaimed COVID-19 state of emergency;  
and  
3. The Financing Authority Board finds that the state of emergency continues to  
directly impact the ability of members of the Financing Authority to meet safely in  
person.  
ADJOURN SUNNYVALE FINANCING AUTHORITY MEETING  
Authority Chair Klein adjourned the Sunnyvale Financing Authority meeting at 7:44  
p.m.  
RECONVENE TO CITY COUNCIL MEETING  
Mayor Klein reconvened the City Council Meeting at 7:44 p.m.  
PUBLIC HEARINGS/GENERAL BUSINESS  
3
Biennial Review of Priority Needs for Human Services and  
Recommendation to City Council  
Housing Officer Jenny Carloni provided the staff report and presentation.  
Public Hearing opened at 7:47 p.m.  
Pilar Furlong, Chief Community Resource Officer, Bill Wilson Center, spoke to the  
importance of City funding for the services provided at the Center.  
Public Hearing closed at 7:50 p.m.  
MOTION: Councilmember Melton moved and Councilmember Din seconded the  
motion to approve Alternatives 1 and 3:  
1) Approve the list of priority needs as stated in the staff report, excerpted from the  
City’s 2020-25 Consolidated Plan submitted to the Department of Housing and  
Urban Development; and  
3) Approve supplemental funding in the amount of $135,000 for Human Services  
Grants for FY 2023/24 and FY 2024/25.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Cisneros  
Councilmember Larsson  
Councilmember Hendricks  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Din  
Councilmember Spitaleri  
No: 0  
4
Award of Contract to Walsh Construction Company II, LLC for  
the Water Pollution Control Plant Secondary Treatment and  
Thickening/Dewatering Project (PW22-17); Amend an Existing  
Contract with Carollo Engineers, Inc. for Engineering Services  
During Construction (F23-048); Amend an Existing Contract  
with Psomas for Construction Management Services  
(F23-049); Authorize the City Manager to Execute a Lease  
Agreement with Mobile Modular; and Approve Budget  
Modification No. 5 in the Amount of $83,217,755.  
Assistant Director of Public Works Jennifer Ng provided the staff report and  
presentation.  
Public Hearing opened at 8:21 p.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Hearing closed at 8:21 p.m.  
MOTION: Councilmember Melton moved and Councilmember Hendricks seconded  
the motion to approve Alternative 1:  
A. Authorize the City Manager to take the following actions:  
- Award a construction contract in substantially the same form as Attachment 2 to  
the report in the amount of 277,872,751 to Walsh Construction Company II, LLC;  
- Authorize the City Manager to execute the construction contract when all  
necessary conditions have been met;  
- Approve a 7% construction contingency in the amount of $19,451,093; and  
- Approve a Third Amendment to a Consultant Services Agreement in substantially  
the same form as Attachment 3 to the report to increase the contract amount by  
$6,778,452, from $20,591,990 to $27,370,442 for Carollo Engineers Inc.;  
- Authorize the City Manager to execute the Third Amendment to the Consultant  
Services Agreement, when all necessary conditions have been met;  
- Approve a 10% contingency for consultant services in the amount of $677,845;  
and  
- Approve an Amendment to a Consultant Services Agreement in substantially the  
same form as Attachment 4 to the report in the amount of $16,650,467 to Psomas;  
- Authorize the City Manager to execute an Amendment to a Consultant Services  
Agreement, when all necessary conditions have been met;  
- Approve a 10% contingency for construction management services in the amount  
of $1,665,047; and  
- Authorize the City Manager to execute a Lease Agreement with Mobile Modular in  
the amount of $328,726.56; and  
- Accept the addendum to the previously certified Program Environmental Impact  
Report for the Sunnyvale Water Pollution Control Plant Master Plan (SCH  
#2015062037) pursuant to California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines (CEQA)  
Section 15164; and  
B. Approve Budget Modification No. 56 in the amount of $82,000,000 to provide  
additional funding.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Cisneros  
Councilmember Larsson  
Councilmember Hendricks  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Din  
Councilmember Spitaleri  
No: 0  
5
Proposed Project: General Plan Amendment Initiation to  
consider amending the General Plan designation from  
Commercial to Medium Density Residential on a one-acre site.  
Location: 665 South Knickerbocker Drive (APN: 198-08-036)  
File: 2022-7477  
Zoning: C-1/PD (Neighborhood Business with a Planned  
Development Combining District)  
General Plan: Commercial  
Applicant / Owner: Mandevilla LLC  
Environmental Review: The project is exempt from the  
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to  
CEQA Guidelines Section 15378(a)  
Project Planner: Shila Bagley, (408) 730-7418,  
Associate Planner Shila Bagley provided the staff report and presentation.  
Public Hearing opened at 9:18 p.m.  
Melanie Griswold, Land Use Consultant and Steve Saray, Owner, Madevilla LLC  
provided the applicant presentation and response to council.  
Public Hearing closed at 9:43 p.m.  
MOTION: Councilmember Melton moved and Councilmember Din seconded the  
motion to approve Alternatives 2 and 5:  
2) Initiate a General Plan Amendment Study to analyze amending the General Plan  
designation from Commercial to High Density Residential at an expanded area  
including the Applicant’s property at 665 South Knickerbocker Drive and adjacent  
properties at 695 South Knickerbocker Drive and 740 South Bernardo Avenue and  
find that the action is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)  
pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15378(a);  
5) Do not commence the General Plan Amendment Study until at the earliest, after  
the update to the Moffett Park Specific Plan is completed, unless the City Manager  
determines sufficient resources are available to commence the General Plan  
Amendment Study earlier.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Cisneros  
Councilmember Larsson  
Councilmember Hendricks  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Din  
Councilmember Spitaleri  
No: 0  
6
Peery Park Specific Plan Amendment Initiation Requests  
Two applications in the Peery Park Specific Plan (PPSP) area  
with requests to increase the allowable office/industrial square  
footage and to study housing on one of the housing  
opportunity sites (HOS) (not currently permitted in the plan).  
File:  
2020-7814  
Location:  
020)  
400-840 W. California Avenue (APNs: 165-26-009-  
Proposed Project: Peery Park Specific Plan Amendment  
Initiation  
Request to initiate a study to consider 1,027 housing units on  
the western 13.1 acres and a net increase of 487,000 square  
feet of office/industrial on the remaining 16.2 acres of the  
property.  
Applicant / Owner: Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill LLP (applicant)  
/ Steelwave LLC (owner)  
File:  
2021-7022  
Location:  
003)  
505 & 525 Almanor Avenue (APNs 165-44-001-  
Proposed Project: Peery Park Specific Plan Amendment  
Initiation  
Request to initiate a study to allow a new 135,000 square foot  
office building and parking structure.  
Applicant / Owner: RMW Architecture & Interiors (applicant) /  
Invesco Advisors, Inc (owner)  
Zoning (both sites): PPSP - Innovation Edge (PPSP-IE)  
Environmental Review: The decision to initiate a Specific Plan  
Amendment (SPA) study does not require an environmental  
review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)  
pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15378(a).  
Project Planner: Amber Blizinski, ablizinski@sunnyvale.ca.gov,  
(408) 730-2723  
Principal Planner Amber Blizinski provided the staff report and presentation.  
Public Hearing opened at 10:36 p.m.  
Russ Nichols, Architect, RMW Architecture & Interiors provided the applicant  
presentation for 505 and 525 Almanor Avenue.  
Steve Dunn, Senior Managing Director, Steelwave and Mark Schwettmann,  
Architect, Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill LLP, provided the applicant presentation for  
840 W. California Avenue.  
Bryce Beagle spoke to maximizing the number of housing units within the proposed  
projects.  
Sean Reese, Field Representative, Carpenters Union, Local 405, spoke in support  
of hiring union workers to build these proposed projects.  
Keith Sylva, Sheet Metal Workers, Local 104, communicated benefits for hiring  
union workers for these projects.  
Erica Valentine, UA Local Union 393, shared their experience in attempting to  
communicate with the project applicants of these proposed work sites.  
Steve Dunn, Senior Managing Director, Steelwave provided the applicant response  
to Council for 840 W. California Avenue.  
Public Hearing closed at 11:00 p.m.  
MOTION: Councilmember Melton moved and Councilmember Hendricks seconded  
the motion to approve Alternatives 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6: Allow the Specific Plan  
Amendment (SPA) in the Peery Park Specific Plan (PPSP) to study an increase to  
the development capacity for the plan area and allow residential units in the  
Housing Opportunity Sites (HOS), as noted in the Alternatives, along with the  
required associated environmental studies:  
1. 840 W. California Avenue:  
a) Initiate a Specific Plan Amendment study to consider increasing the PPSP  
development capacity to allow up to 120% FAR of office/industrial square feet  
(222,672 net new square feet) and up to 743 housing units at a density no higher  
than R-4;  
b) Consider the relocation of the Libby Water Tower through historic analysis and  
approvals by the Heritage Preservation Commission and City Council;  
c) Create development standards in conjunction with the proposed land use  
changes;  
d) Update the PPSP Community Benefits Program;  
e) Coordinate special studies such as traffic analysis, market and fiscal analyses,  
environmental, infrastructure and utility capacity and conditions, water supply  
assessment, historic evaluation, parking, etc.;  
2. 505 and 525 Almanor Avenue:  
a) Initiate a Specific Plan Amendment study to consider increasing the PPSP  
development capacity to allow up to 100% FAR of office/industrial square feet  
(136,774 net new square feet);  
b) Evaluate development standards in conjunction with the proposed land use  
changes;  
c) Update the PPSP Community Benefits Program;  
d) Coordinate special studies such as traffic analysis, market and fiscal analyses,  
environmental, infrastructure and utility capacity and conditions, water supply  
assessment, parking, etc.;  
3. Hermosa Court HOS: Initiate a Specific Plan Amendment study to consider mixed  
use on the site by increasing the PPSP development capacity to allow up to 100%  
FAR of office/industrial square feet (389,310 net new square feet) and up to 605  
units in conjunction with the GPI requests and inclusive of all necessary studies  
mentioned in Alternatives 1 and 2;  
4. Increased Development Capacity Study: Initiate a Specific Plan Amendment to  
study a total of 1.2 million net new square feet of office/industrial square feet  
(inclusive of the above requests) in conjunction with the GPI requests and inclusive  
of all necessary studies mentioned in Alternatives 1 and 2;  
5. Commence the Peery Park Specific Plan Amendment Study after the update to  
the Moffett Park Specific Plan is completed; and  
6. Approve the GPI Alternatives 1-5 with modifications which may include studying  
additional housing and office FAR in accordance with the requests made by the 840  
W. California Avenue applicant (1,027 housing units at 79 du/acre and up to 157%  
office FAR).  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Cisneros  
Councilmember Larsson  
Councilmember Hendricks  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Din  
Councilmember Spitaleri  
No: 0  
7
Introduce an Ordinance to Amend, Approve, and Adopt a  
Revised Public Safety Military Equipment Use Policy Pursuant  
to California Assembly Bill No. 481, to Increase the Authorized  
Quantity of Unmanned Aerial Systems, Commonly Referred to  
as Drones, from Two to Three Devices  
Chief of Public Safety Phan Ngo and Public Safety Lieutenant David Chong  
provided the staff report.  
Public Hearing opened at 11:20 p.m.  
No speakers.  
Public Hearing closed at 11:20 p.m.  
MOTION: Councilmember Hendricks moved and Councilmember Melton seconded  
the motion to approve Alternative 1: Introduce an Ordinance to amend, approve, and  
adopt a revised Public Safety Military Equipment Use Policy pursuant to California  
Assembly Bill No. 481, to increase the authorized quantity of Unmanned Aerial  
Systems, commonly referred to as drones, from two to three devices.  
The motion carried with the following vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
Mayor Klein  
Vice Mayor Cisneros  
Councilmember Larsson  
Councilmember Hendricks  
Councilmember Melton  
Councilmember Din  
Councilmember Spitaleri  
No: 0  
COUNCILMEMBERS REPORTS ON ACTIVITIES FROM INTERGOVERNMENTAL  
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS  
None.  
NON-AGENDA ITEMS & COMMENTS  
-Council  
Councilmember Spitaleri reported details of the pet parade. He spoke to the  
ongoing focus on bicycle and pedestrian safety in Sunnyvale.  
Mayor Klein communicated various City initiatives that address bicycle and  
pedestrian safety.  
-City Manager  
None.  
INFORMATION ONLY REPORTS/ITEMS  
Tentative Council Meeting Agenda Calendar  
Board/Commission Meeting Minutes  
Information/Action Items  
Mayoral Announcement of Mayor-Appointed Ad Hoc Advisory  
Committee on City Manager Compensation (Information Only)  
ADJOURNMENT  
Mayor Klein adjourned the meeting at 11:26 p.m.