Mayor· 2024-2028
Susannah Meyer
Brentwood
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 40
- Total speaking time
- 8:03:53
- Avg per meeting
- 12:06
- Segments
- 10664
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Top issues during term (15)(Business Jobs)
Youth Scholarship Fundraising & Grants
New fundraising events would bolster the scholarship fund balance that awards local students.
City Manager Performance Evaluation
Determinations from this review could potentially affect executive compensation or administrative directives.
Real Property Negotiations for 2nd Street and Central Boulevard
Any purchase price or lease terms are still under negotiation, so the cost to the city isn't public yet.
Eight Acres Kitchen and Bar Music Hours Extension
Generates business value for the local restaurant.
Downtown Specific Plan Review and Economic Assistance
The general fund will contribute $90,000 annually for fiscal years 2026-27 and 2027-28.
New Youth Programs and Hackathon Proposal
Future implementation of grants or new events would require administrative and budget review by city staff.
Harvest Time MOU Flexibility
No change in total funding amount; reallocates existing authorized funds for greater flexibility.
Annual Youth Career Fair Coordination
Uses existing facility reservations and minimal operational materials within the commission budget.
Downtown Special Events and Street Closure Management
Enhanced cost recovery and reduced municipal overtime expenses through stricter event fee structures.
Industrial Land Sale and Economic Development
The city will receive $700,000 in revenue from the property sale plus future tax generation.
50th Anniversary Marketing and Agritourism Promotion
Proposal requests include $25,000 for Harvest Time's anniversary campaign and $27,000 for the Wine Growers Association's marketing consultant.
24-Hour Emergency Veterinary Care Facility
Generates local employment with 8 to 10 staff per shift and fills a vacant commercial tenant space.
Automobile Service Station Cap of 20 Citywide
Limiting gas station inventory could marginally influence local fuel retail competition over time.
Youth-Friendly Business Recognition Program
None
Jeffrey Way Utility Extension and Innovation Center
Project awarded for $2,451,506 plus a 15% contingency, funded via development impact fees and grants.
Decisions during term (0)
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