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Santa Clara City Council · City Council and Authorities Concurrent on 2026-07-07 5:00 PM - Jul 07, 2026 · 7 Jul 2026 meeting

And in fact, what I heard is actually maybe not.

So you may actually have more companies prioritizing your project because of the size of the contract.

Also want to note, and it was just talked about, that certainly like any ballot measure the city council decides to put on the ballot, the city does have a responsibility for public education, not advocacy, and so we would develop a public education campaign, and given the comprehensive nature of this, it would be one that we would attempt to articulate

what is in here and so that will take on various forms and i will also say i understand that this is comprehensive and santa clara has not done this the reality is we're not plowing new ground here right we're actually doing something that a lot of other cities have done and in fact your your neighbor in sunnyvale is doing a a portion of that right now

You don't have to be an expert in X to appoint someone with the expertise in X, and our recruitment processes have subject matter experts, right?

When you're appointing a building official, typically what you would do is you would gather

a panel of subject matter experts building officials or community development directors and in other communities to provide the appointive Whether it's the department head who's doing the phase or the city manager with a recommendation on who of these have the appropriate technical classifications so I just want to note having the city manager be the appointive officer for a person with technical expertise and

is not atypical.

In fact, it's commonplace, both as the charter reads now and the best practice in the landscape.

With that, thank you.

Yes, I have a number of questions that were not really answered.

I mean, I think that this is something we're going to do, but when you presented the mitigations in slide 14 for the procurement process, will the mitigations be in the charter changes?

Part of the ballot measure being voted upon?

I think that we could vote on that, but I want to be sure that that's the case.

I also asked, when was section 203.2 adopted?

And my other question was, what are the consequences of a full reorganization of the charter?

I mean, section referenced by other documents?

Have you done the analysis for this?

Where are the sections that were created to consolidate consequences of actions?

My other comments are, again, you met 28 times starting in November 2025 to May 2026.

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