Mathew Reed, Policy Director, SV@Home, communicated their opposition to study
issues CDD 23-01 and CDD 23-03.
Martin Pyne, Planning Commission Chair, communicated the Commission's study
issue rankings for CDD 23-02- Consider General Land Plan Use Designation
Amendments and Rezoning for 22 Legal Non-Conforming Single- and Two-Family
Dwellings, CDD 23-01, CDD 23-03, CDD 23-05, and CDD 23-04- Explore
Expanding Sunnyvale Municipal Code 19.52 (Art in Private Development) to Include
a Public Art Requirement for High Density Residential Developments (Including
Affordable Housing).
Marie Perkins spoke in opposition to study issue DPW 23-04.
Lauren Ledbetter, Sunnyvale for Equity and Education, voiced support for study
issue DPW 23-06 and communicated modifications to be included in the study
issue.
Stephen Meier spoke in support for prioritizing study issues DPW 23-08, DPW
23-06, and raised concerns with the golf study issue.
Kristel Wickham communicated support for study issues ESD 23-01- Climate
Budgeting, DPW 22-04, ESD 17-01- Eliminate the Use of Chemical Pesticides on
City Owned or Leased Property, DPW 23-07- 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 of Sunnyvale, ESD 22-02- Promotion and
Assessment of Sustainable Landscaping Strategies, DPW 21-01, DPW 23-06, and
DPW 22-01- Fleet Planning for Electric Vehicle Transition.
Pramod spoke in opposition to study issue DPW 23-04.
Public Comment closed at 9:23 a.m.
INTRODUCTION BY THE CITY MANAGER
City Manager Kent Steffens provided an overview and update on the status of prior
year study issues.
FISCAL OUTLOOK PRESENTATION
Finance Director Tim Kirby and Budget Manager Felicia Silva presented the fiscal
outlook.
Council took a recess at 10:48 a.m. and reconvened at 10:57 a.m. with all
Councilmembers present in the Council Chambers.