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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Brentwood public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Pavement Management Program 2026 completion
The city was set to formally accept completion of the 2026 asphalt paving program by Consolidated Engineering, wrapping up street resurfacing work funded this year.
Donations and sponsorships policy
The council was scheduled to review donations and sponsorships received from April through September 2026 and consider amendments to the city's donations policy.
Stonebrook at Bridle Gate Unit 1 final map
The city manager's review of the final map for Subdivision No. 9586, Stonebrook at Bridle Gate Unit 1, was reported as an informational item. The development sits south of Sand Creek Road and west of State Route 4.
City Hall flagpole replacement
The council rejected the $123,772.57 contract, unhappy about cutting trees for flags that still wouldn't be very visible. Staff will look for a cheaper, more prominent spot.
Indoor pickleball and recreation facility exploration
Commissioner Myers requested a future discussion on renting or repurposing an existing vacant building — like the former Raley's — for indoor pickleball, cornhole, and other recreation, noting a letter to the editor in the Brentwood Press called for an indoor facility.
Vasco Road Historic Flag Barn Relocation
The council arranged to relocate the historic Vasco Road flag barn to the local historical society museum on Sellers Avenue. This ensures an important piece of local history is preserved and publicly displayed.
Veterans Park Volleyball Court Lighting
The city explored adding lights to the Veterans Park volleyball courts, but high estimated costs of around $200,000 mean it will be evaluated later alongside other citywide sports court lighting requests.