City Council on 2024-01-09 6:30 PM - REGULAR MEETING
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Mountain View City Council
54 min
4 speakers
8 agenda items
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What is the opening Pledge of Allegiance and roll call procedure?
You city council of January ninth, twenty twenty-four. Please join me in the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
We're now on item number three on our agenda, which is roll call. The assistant city clerk will take attendance by roll call.
All council members are present.
Thank you. In recent weeks, several of our neighboring elected decision making bodies have been subjected to disruptive racist verbal attacks by anonymous callers during virtual public comments.
How are public comments and oral communications structured in the meeting?
The city of Mountain View is fully committed to racial, religious, and cultural equity and justice as we strive to create a welcoming, safe and inclusive community for all. The council welcomes respectful and non threatening public comments regarding matters over which the council has jurisdiction. Comments deemed otherwise pursuant to the Council Code of Conduct and the Government Code may be grounds for terminating a speaker's comment period. We're now on item number four on your agenda, which is oral communications.
What compliments and acknowledgments were given to Mayor Hicks by community members?
This part of the meeting is reserved for persons wishing to address the council on matters not on the agenda. Speakers are allowed to speak on any topic within the city's subject matter. jurisdiction for up to three minutes during this section. State law prohibits the council from acting on non-agenda items. If you'd like to speak on an item, uh on this item or the next item in person, please submit a blue speaker card to the Assistant City Clerk now. So um I see two uh two in person speakers at this point. First Laura Macias.
Evening council members.
What key achievements did Councilmember Catherine Alexander highlight for Mountain View?
I just wanted to offer um my compliments to the council. It's such a tough job, and I know what you do. did it a little bit myself and there's just there's no getting around how tough it is. I had the privilege of working um with Allison, I'm sorry, Mayor. And and and Councilmember Albekoga and Councilmember Lisa Matichek. And I just wanted to say You know, I know you give it your all and I know the rest of you do too. So I'm here for compliments and that's all I wanted to do. Good luck to everybody.
Thank you very much. Um next is Catherine Alexander.
Hi everyone, my name is Catherine. I'm from County Supervisor Joe Smitian's office. Supervisor Smitian regrets he can't be here with you all this evening, but he asks that I convey his thanks to Mayor Hicks and to the entire council and city staff and community for all your hard work this past year. There was really a lot to celebrate, including multiple groundbreakings and kickoffs for affordable housing developments and a new all-inclusive playground, just to name a few. Few. We appreciate your continued partnership to tackle important issues affecting our region. And look forward to working you more in the coming year. Thank you.
Thank you.
What is the content and significance of the outgoing mayor’s proclamation?
So do we have more in person speakers? One more.
Nicholas Hargis.
Good evening, Council. My name is Nicholas. I'm a field representative for Congresswoman Eschew, and it's my pleasure to be here today to congratulate the incoming mayor and vice mayor for next year, and of course to celebrate Mayor Allison Hicks for completing her term as mayor. Mayor Hicks, your leadership has left a mark of growth and improvements in livability, which will be felt for years to come in the city of Mountain View. The housing element was completed with an inclusive and robust public participation process, which will prepare the city for growth over the next eight years. The city made important progress in its Vision Zero Action Plan. The council's thoughtful effort. Prepared us to welcome new neighbors in the shoreline and North Bay Shore communities.
And of course, we opened the first uh of many new parks at Fayette Park. So on behalf of Congresswoman Eschu and her office. It's my honor to present this certificate of congressional recognition to Mayor Allison Hicks.
Thank you. Now now that you've summed it up, I don't have to make my speech.
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Agenda
8 items
1
What is the opening Pledge of Allegiance and roll call procedure?
0:00–0:55
2
How are public comments and oral communications structured in the meeting?
0:55–1:32
3
What compliments and acknowledgments were given to Mayor Hicks by community members?
1:32–2:27
4
What key achievements did Councilmember Catherine Alexander highlight for Mountain View?
2:27–3:54
5
What is the content and significance of the outgoing mayor’s proclamation?
3:54–6:30
6
How did Mayor Hicks reflect on her term and discuss future challenges?
6:30–13:00
7
What nominations and elections for mayor and vice‑mayor were conducted?
13:00–19:50
8
What climate resilience and park development plans were presented?
19:50–54:01
Speakers
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