Pamela DiGiovanni

Domestic Violence Awareness speaker series event

Women's Commission Strategic Planning and Retreat Follow-up

None discussed.

Political signs on public property

2026 Recreation Events and Community Programming

Entry fees alone could bring in roughly $7,000, plus parking and vendor fees, if the event is approved.

Affordable housing local preference

No direct fiscal impact; the policy shapes who gets affordable units, not city spending.

Safe Routes to School project contract amendment

The amendment would add about $77,000 to a $3.2 million state-funded project, bringing the contract to roughly $419,480.

Calls for accountability from censured Council Member DiGiovanni

The two independent investigations into her conduct cost the city about $100,000.

St. George Orthodox Church expansion at 1617 Southgate Avenue

Pickleball court shortage at Gellert Park

Updating rules and signs costs little (a couple weeks of work), but re-lining courts runs about $2,500 per court and the full Westlake resurfacing is $295,000.

Status of Women in Daly City Report

No direct cost yet, but the data could support future policy proposals with budget implications.

Westlake Park Public-Private Partnership with The Olympic Club

The Olympic Club would put up $10 million over 20 years, but critics say residents would effectively subsidize a private club through reduced tax treatment and lost public access.

Boards and Commissions Overhaul

Modest — $50 per attended meeting for commissioners citywide.

Commercial Cannabis Equity Regulations

Not specified in the materials provided.

Top of the Hill Festival RFP Process and Transparency

The City is investing in marketing and corridor cleanup to drive attendance and economic activity along Mission Street.

ADU Regulation Repeal — Zone Change ZC-04-26-17042

Generates private investment and potential property tax revenue through the construction of eight new residential units.

Council Censure Accountability

About $100,000 in city funds were spent on the investigations, per the speaker.

Proposed billiards hall at 6232 Mission Street

The family said they've been paying rent without operating for about three months and asked the city to expedite the council hearing so they can open soon.

Possible relocation of Daly City Partnership services

Library access during winter break and as community cooling spaces

Any expanded hours would require funding that the resident acknowledged may not exist.

$4.5 million Proposition 64 grant

Brings $4.5 million in state grant funding into the city budget.

Approval of minutes from September 22, 2026 meeting

Continuation of pickleball item to November 24

Daly City Car Show proposal and continuation

Continuation of car show item to November 24

Approval of Minutes, Regular Meeting of October 12, 2026

Approval of Agenda, October 26, 2026

Accept 2026 QTR 3 Investment Report (Consent Item 6)

Accept and Appropriate Grant from the Daly City Public Library Associates (Item 7)

Amend Resolution Authorizing Examination of Sales/Use Tax Records (Item 8)

Notice of Completion, John Daly Blvd/Skyline Blvd Pedestrian Connection (Item 9)

Amend Fiscal Year 2026-27 HUD Action Plan (Item 10)

Use Permit UPR-08-26-017128 and Design Review DR-08-26-017129 — St. George Orthodox Church, 1617 Southgate Avenue (Item 11)

Approval of Minutes of the Regular Women's Commission Meeting of September 24, 2026

Deferral of Status of Women in Daly City Initial Findings and Recommendations

Adjournment

Approval of agenda for October 20, 2026 regular meeting

Approval of minutes for September 15, 2026 regular meeting

Minutes of September 28, 2026 approved

Meeting agenda approved

PBRC sponsorship for Alvarado Project fundraiser (Item 7)

Amend Fiscal Year 2026-27 HUD Action Plan (Item 10)

Use Permit UPR-08-26-017128 and Design Review DR-08-26-017129 — St. George Orthodox Church, 1617 Southgate Avenue (Item 11)

City Hall Roof Replacement contract award (Item 11)

Ordinance No. 1495 — Commercial Cannabis Regulations (Item 12)

Supports equity and medical cannabis but had hoped the program would go beyond cannabis.

Introduction of Cannabis Equity Program Eligibility Ordinance (Item 12)

She opposes cannabis expansion though supports equity, and wished to clarify the vote occurs at the next meeting.

Censure Compliance Resolution — Councilmember DiGiovanni (Item 13)

She called the proceeding politically biased and said she would not take training that implies guilt.

Award of Bid — Callan Boulevard Water Main Replacement (Item 14)

Adoption of Ordinance No. 1493 — Inclusionary Housing (Item 15)

Adoption of Ordinance No. 1494 — Zoning Ordinance Updates (Item 16)

Declaration of Vacancy — Small Business Commission (Item 17)

Introduction of Inclusionary Housing Local Preference Ordinance (ZC-06-26-017088)

Wanted assurance on the record that no federal discrimination laws are violated.

Item 13 — Use Permit and Design Review, 3 Serramonte Blvd Restaurant with Drive-Through (Building A)

Item 14 — Use Permit and Design Review, 3 Serramonte Blvd Restaurant with Drive-Through (Building C)

Item 11: Axon indoor drone agreement

Parking Violation Fine Schedule Increases (Item 13)

Award of Construction Contract — Westlake Slurry Seal Project (Item 14)

Remote participation for Councilmember Manalo (AB 2449)

Item 14 — Public hearing: notice of lien and special assessment to rental property

Item 15 — Public hearing: energy efficiency improvements and financing agreement

Item 16 — UUT report on streaming services

Item 17 — Second reading, Ordinance No. 1492 (Boards and Commissions)

Adopt Resolutions Approving 2025 Water Shortage Contingency Plan and 2025 Urban Water Management Plan (Item 16)

AB 2561 Public Hearing on Vacancies and Recruitment and Retention (Item 17)

Coastal Development Permit CDP-01-24-16453 — Ocean View Stables, 2152 Olympic Way (Item 18)

Award Construction Contract — Fire Station No. 91 ADA Parking and Path of Travel Improvements (Item 19)

NPDES Local Stormwater Program Regulatory Fee (Resolution)

Linda Vista Benefit Assessments, FY 2026-27 (Resolution)

Second Reading, Ordinance No. 1491 (Hours of Construction)

Adopt HUD Consolidated One-Year Action Plan FY 2026-27 (Item 23)

for the City Attorney to read the ordinance by title only

Award of Vista Grande Drainage Basin Construction Contract to Shimmick Construction Co., Inc.

Second Reading, Ordinance No. 1488 – Property Maintenance and Nuisance Abatement Attorney's Fees

Approval of Minutes — Special Meeting of January 6, 2026

She was absent from the January 6, 2026 special meeting.

Second Reading, Ordinance No. 1485 — Arts and Culture Commission (Chapter 2.16)

Second Reading, Ordinance No. 1486 — Recreation Commission (Chapter 2.20)