Fred Shorett

Shandin Hills Golf Course management and audit

Up to $136,500 for Phase II procedures plus $86,500 appropriated; citywide audit raised to $971,200.

Elected officials' compensation

Raises executive salaries including a proposed $29,000 compaction adjustment for the Chief of Police.

Camping ordinance on public streets and parks

Staff say no direct fiscal impact, though enforcement could add minor patrol and storage costs.

Homelessness services and nonprofit contracting accountability

Navigation Center modular contract now totals $11,121,933.78; about $2.1 million in ARPA remains unobligated.

Future of the animal shelter facility and contract cities

The lease termination ends month-to-month obligations at the 1543 W. 8th Street site.

Pedestrian safety at Highland Avenue intersection

Cost of the 24-hour traffic and pedestrian count and any future signal or crossing improvements not stated.

Speed hump policy

Not stated.

Feldheym Central Library improvement project

About $2.25 million pulled from Measure S reserves, on top of roughly $1.55 million in dedicated facility funds.

Camping ban on public property

Minor increases in enforcement staff costs — patrol, administration, and storage fees.

Animal Services Practices and Spay/Neuter Funding

Speakers alleged roughly $500,000 of a $1.2 million animal services vehicle/grant allocation is unaccounted for.

Downtown Property-Based Business Improvement District (PBID)

The $74,500 Civitas agreement and FY 2026-27 budget amendment were not acted on this meeting.

Independent financial process assessment

Cost of the audit not yet known; scope to be defined within 60 days.

Solid Waste Rate Increases

Typical residential customers pay $3.66 more per month; the city estimates about $945,516 more per year in general fund franchise fee revenue.

Water-Efficient Landscaping Standards (Ordinance MC-1669)

Compliance costs fall on applicable landscape projects rather than the city's general fund.

Immigration enforcement resolutions (Items 17 & 18)

McDonald's reconsideration on Baseline

Supporters pointed to an estimated 40-60 jobs and sales tax revenue; opponents noted the city is sales-tax dependent.

Measure I Street and Safety Projects

Full pavement needs are estimated near $600 million; year one is funded but years two and three are not.

Meyers Creek flooding and sedimentation

Between $25 million and $64.1 million depending on the alternative chosen.

Servicios de animales y crisis de población de animales sin hogar

Los comentaristas dijeron que el presupuesto del refugio ha crecido de aproximadamente $2.5 million a $10 million, proyectado a $12 million.

Verdemont Heights 105-lot housing development

Adds 105 single-family homes and associated property tax and investment to Ward 5.

Consent Calendar (Items 1–24, excluding pulled items)

Item 3 — Mandeville Modular Amendment No. 3 (Navigation Center)

Item 8 — 25-Year YMCA Lease

Item 10 — Shandin Hills Golf Course Agreed-Upon Procedures (Phase I and II)

Item 11 — Eadie and Payne Audit Agreement Amendment

Item 14 — Mayor's Salary Ordinance (MC-1675)

Item 16 — Feldheym Library Animakerspace ARPA Reallocation

Item 17 — HoHo Parade Fee Waiver

Item 25 — Three-Year Pavement Work Plan

Item 26 — Joint Powers Authority Resolutions 2026-184 and 2026-185

Closed Session — Litigation Settlements

Adoption of Ordinance No. MC-1677 Amending Chapter 12.98 of the City’s Municipal Code Related to Camping on Public Streets and Parks (All Wards)

Approve Continued Use of the Vanpool Services Agreement with Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company and Authorize a Purchase Order in the Amount of $61,500 For FY 2026-27 Funded by AB 2766 Subvention Funds (All Wards)

Proposed 2027 Mayor & City Council Regular Meeting Schedule (All Wards)

Amendment No.2 to the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Subrecipient Agreement with Family Service Association of Redlands (All Wards)

Approval of a Professional Service Agreement for an Interim Housing Provider and Transfer of Encampment Resolution Funding (ERF) to Bigger Than You, Inc. (All Wards)

Special Event Fee Waiver in the amount of $3,570.60 for The Route 66, The Mainstreet of America Movie Screening.

General Fund – Financial Update for FY 2025/26 Q4 and FY 2026/27 Q1 (All Wards)

Resolution to Approve the Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule (ROPS) 2027-28 A and B (All Wards)

Approval of Revised Professional Services Agreement with Loma Linda University Occupational Medicine Center for Pre-Employment Medical Screening Services and Ratification of Gap-Period Services (All Wards)

Consent calendar (Items 2–24, less pulled items)

Item 3: Mandeville Modular Amendment No. 3 (Navigation Center)

Item 8: 25-Year YMCA of the East Valley Lease (808 E. 21st Street)

Item 10: Shandin Hills Golf Course Phase II review — Eadie and Payne, LLP

Item 11: Citywide financial audit — Eadie and Payne Amendment No. 1

Item 14: Ordinance MC-1675 — Mayor's salary set at twice the council salary

Item 16: ARPA reallocation — Feldheym Library Animakerspace

Item 17: HoHo Parade fee waiver ($5,545.26)

Item 22: Infrastructure Engineers inspection task orders ($530,000)

Item 25: Three-Year Pavement Work Plan

Item 27: Strategic disposition framework for 27 city-owned surplus properties

Introduction of Ordinance MC-1677 (camping on public streets and parks)

Introduction of ordinance adjusting elected officials' salary and benefits

Meyers Creek Drainage Study — direction on Alternative 2

University Parkway landscaping — conceptual plan direction (Option 3)

Introduction of Ordinance MC-1677 (Anti-Camping Ordinance)

Mayor's Salary Ordinance — Substitute Motion (Figueroa Formula)

Mayor's Salary Ordinance — Mayor's Salary Set at Twice Council Salary

Consent Calendar Items 3 and 5–16

Item 4 — ARPA Reallocation Resolution 2026-171 (Pulled for Discussion)

Item 12 — Library Director Compensation Adjustment (Pulled for Discussion)

Item 19 — University Parkway Landscaping Improvements

Item 17 — Love Your Block Year 3

Fiscal conservatism — city's financial condition is fragile

Item 25 — Shandin Hills Golf Club $500,000 General Fund Appropriation

Item 26 — Independent Phase One Financial Process Assessment

Introduce Ordinance MC-1669 — Water Efficient Landscaping Standards (First Reading)

Item 9 — Adopt Ordinance No. MC-1672 (Vacant Property Registration)

Item 6 — Animal Services Staffing Realignment (Resolution 2026-160)

Item 11 — Strategic Goals and Priorities Quarterly Update

Item 17 — Love Your Block Year 3

Fiscal conservatism given the city's fragile financial condition.

Item 24 — Feldheym Library Improvements Construction Award (Alternative B)

Item 25 — Shandon Hills Golf Club $500,000 General Fund Appropriation

Voting yes only to remain compliant with the contract while seeking a way out.

Item 26 — Independent Phase One Financial Process Assessment

Item 27 — Industrial and Logistics Revenue Feasibility Study

Item 28 — Waterman Avenue Landscaping Improvements

Commission appointments (items 4-7, incl. Angelique Weathersby)

Miramonte 60-home subdivision, GPA 252 / P 2507 (item 9)

Appoint Angelique Weathersby to Elected Official Compensation Advisory Commission (Ward 5)

Appoint Esmeralda Negrete to Elected Official Compensation Advisory Commission (Ward 1)

Appoint Devona L. Robertson to Public Safety and Human Relations Commission

Public hearing - Resolution 2026-154 imposing liens for unpaid business registration taxes

Public hearing - FY 2025-26 CAPER submission to HUD

68-home PRD subdivision at Meramonte Drive and Little Mountain Road (Ordinance MC-1670 first reading)

Shelter operations local prioritization policy options - direction to staff

Ordinance MC-1671 - notification of homeless drop-offs (first reading)

Wants severe fines so organizations know San Bernardino means business.

Ordinance MC-1672 - vacant and abandoned property registration (first reading)

Ordinance MC-1673 - anti-camping ordinance update (first reading)

Appeal 26-10 of Planning Commission approval of Verdemont Heights (Subdivision 25-01 / TTM 20707)

Necesitamos vivienda. Eso es extorsión de estas organizaciones.

Love Your Block Year 2 update and $150,000 General Fund continuation for Year 3

Se acabó el subsidio y tenemos que poner los fondos del programa general; no estoy de acuerdo.

Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-144 Denying Appeal 26-10 (Verdemont Heights)

We need housing, and this is extortion by these organizations.