Politics & Government
Healdsburg City Council to Discuss Vulnerable User Ordinance for Cyclists, Pedestrians Monday
The regular meeting of the City Council is Monday, with a diverse agenda from Poppy Month to Parkland Farms
The Vulnerable User Ordinance first brought before the Healdsburg Council by the Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition in February under the sponsorship of Council Member Tom Chambers, will be presented for evaluation and adaption by Police Chief Kevin Burke.
That marks only one item of new business in Monday night’s regular meeting of the May 6 at the City Hall Council Chambers at Grove and North. The meeting will begin at 6:00 pm; the agenda is attached to the article.
Among the Announcements and Presentations at the outset of the meeting are administering the oath of office to a new Healdsburg Police Officer, Morgan Dudley, and badge presentations to reserve firefighters.
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There will also be updates and presentations from the department of Finance, and an update from Public Works Department.
Aside from the Vulnerable User Ordinance, other new business includes adopting the bid of R&R Pacific Construction for Parkland Hills Utility Trench Repairs; approving the expenditure of $1,722,000 from RDA bond proceeds for the cost of Phase II of the 2013 Streetscape Improvements; and discussion and direction to staff regarding the proposed strategic planning project.
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Meetings of the Healdsburg City Council are open to the public. Public comment on matters that are not on the agenda are welcome during the first part of the meeting, Agenda Item 4. Public comment on agenda items are allowed during discussion of the agenda items themselves.
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