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January 21, 2025City Council Minutes Priority Discussion on February 1, 2025: Councilmember Aguilar: 1. Prohibit discrimiatino on the basis of family or relationship structure 2. Work with the Human Rights Campaign to be visible and achieve 100% on the Municipal Equality Index. The MEI examines how inclusive municipal laws, policies, and services are of LGBTQ+ people who live and work there. Cities are rated based on non-discrimination laws, the municipality as an employer, municipal services, law enforcement and leadership on LGBTQ+ equality. Councilmember Boldt: 1. Per our city study of 2017 which we suggest to collect 1%. Adopt a 1% for arts ordinance requiring private developers of new construction to donate 1% to the city for arts. Councilmember Bowen: 1. Incorporating Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) as a framework for how the City fulfills its mission, including specific short and long-term goals to work towards transforming the internal and external programs and processes to be more just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive. 2. Partner with agencies like the California Early Care and Education Workforce Registry & Pathway to Professional Development to create a workforce pathway for childcare centers and providers. 3. Establish a vacancy tax for property owners whose properties are unused or underused. 4. Include allowable timeframe to display campaign signs to San Leandro local requirements for temporary election campaign signs. 5. Outdoor Lighting ordinance: establish regulations and standards which will reduce light pollution generated by residential, commercial and industrial lighting fixtures and devices, minimize light pollution which has a detrimental effect on the environment and the enjoyment of the night sky, reduce and minimize lighting and lighting practices which cause unnecessary illumination of adjacent properties, correct problems of glare and light trespass, reduce energy use, comply with the regulations set forth in the California Building Efficiency Standards. 6. Recognize Lunar New Year (a California state holiday) and promote cultural diversity and inclusion through a city-sponsored community event. Mayor González: 1. Hire a person within the economic development department who will focus on attracting strategically-aligned businesses to San Leandro. 2. Direct city staff to report on lessons learned/analysis undertaken in relation to the 2024 stormwater fee ballot measure. 3. Evaluate potential City Charter revisions guiding elections, including the potential inclusion of both at-large seats and district seats. Also consider increasing the term limits to three terms instead of the current two terms. Adopt resolution moving the final council recommendation to voters for their approval (should a charter change be required). 4. By ordinance, and in accordance with California law, implement rent control for our most economically vulnerable households: those participating in the CalFresh program. For these eligible households, potential rent increases would be capped by an index value that increases at 5% per year. 5. By ordinance, and in accordance with California law, limit the number of Residential Structures within the City of San Leandro owned by a single corporation or its affiliates. The phrase Residential Structures shall be defined as consisting of Condos, Single Family Residences, Duplexes, Triplexes, and 4-plexes. The limit shall be three. 6. By ordinance, and consistent with California law, update the Mobile Home rent Page 4City of San Leandro DRAFT