Summary of City Council / Housing Authority Meeting (June 4, 2025)The City Council of Roseville, California, convened on June 4, 2025, at 6:03 p.m., chaired by Mayor Krista Bernasconi. Present were Vice Mayor Karen Alvord, Councilmembers Tracy Mendonsa, and Pauline Roccucci; Councilmember Bruce Houdesheldt was absent. The meeting included approval of a consent calendar with 17 items (item 16 pulled for discussion), sponsorship for a community event, and two public hearings on a fee deferral and municipal code updates. No public comments were received on non-agenda items, and the meeting adjourned at 7:15 p.m.Business Items:
- Western System Power Pool Collateral Annex (Item 1): Approved a collateral annex with Altop Energy Trading LLC to establish credit provisions for wholesale power transactions, with no associated cost.
- Silver Spruce (KT-52) Park Contract and Budget (Item 2): Authorized a $2.82M contract with TJR Resources for the KT-52 School Park and a $45,000 budget adjustment, funded by the Sierra Vista Fund.
- Lower Bank Park (C-63) Contract and Budget (Item 3): Approved a $1.19M contract with Brightview Landscape for Lower Bank Park and a $350,000 budget adjustment from the General Fund.
- Winding Creek Adventure Club Agreement (Item 4): Approved a $234,508 reimbursement agreement with Roseville City School District for modular building services, funded by the Youth Development Fund.
- Roseville Aquatics Complex Joint Use (Item 5): Authorized a joint use agreement with Woodcreek SeaWolves for the Roseville Aquatics Complex, generating $57,802 in General Fund revenue.
- Permit Center Renovation Spending Increase (Item 6): Approved a 20% increase in change order authority ($106,400) for the $532,000 Permit Center Remodel Project, funded by the General Fund.
- 116 S. Grant Building Design and Budget (Item 7): Approved a $489,745 design agreement with Heller Manus Architects and a $565,000 budget adjustment, funded by the Electric Fund.
- Parking Garage Elevator Rehabilitation Completion (Item 8): Accepted the $100,885 Parking Garage Elevator Rehabilitation Project as complete, funded by the General Fund.
- Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (Item 9): Authorized a new non-capital project, accepted a $17,653 grant, and approved a budget adjustment, funded by the Grants Fund.
- Website Redesign and Content Management (Item 10): Approved a $245,019 contract with Revize, LLC for website redesign and content management, with optional renewals, funded by the IT Replacement Fund.
- Sierra View Country Club Completion (Item 11): Accepted the Sierra View Country Club project as complete, with construction costs paid by the developer and no General Fund impact.
- Westbrook WB-42 Parcel 2 Final Map (Item 12): Approved a final map for 53 residential and 5 landscape lots and a subdivision agreement with Taylor Morrison, with no General Fund impact.
- Water Security Project Budget Adjustment (Item 13): Approved a $300,000 budget adjustment for the Water Security Project, funded by the Water Operations Fund.
- Construction Fencing Contract Amendment (Item 14): Increased the Crusader Fence Company contract from $350,000 to $750,000 annually for three years, funded by utility budgets.
- Church Street and Pump Station 26 Project (Item 15): Authorized a 17% increase in change order authority ($718,360) and a $400,000 budget adjustment, funded by the Wastewater Rehabilitation Fund.
- Fire Hazard Severity Zone Map (Item 16): Adopted an ordinance designating moderate, high, and very high fire hazard zones, as required by state law, after public discussion.
- Utility Rate Adjustments and Code Revisions (Item 17): Adopted an ordinance for FY2025-26 and FY2026-27 rate adjustments for water, wastewater, and waste services, with municipal code amendments.
- Housing Authority Quarterly Update (Item 18): Received an informational report on the Housing Choice Voucher Program, with no fiscal impact or action required.
- Roseville Community Crime Stoppers Sponsorship (Item 19): Approved a $2,000 sponsorship for the Fourth of July Fun Run, funded by Council Discretionary Funds.
- Municipal Code Fine and Bail Schedule Update (Item 20): Introduced an ordinance amending penalty and citation chapters and adopted a resolution for a new fine and bail schedule.
- Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance Updates (Item 21): Introduced ordinances amending zoning and ministerial multifamily map processes and adopted a resolution affirming affordable housing approval processes.
- Social Connection Fee Deferral (Item 22): Approved a $247,876 fee deferral for Social Connection at Roseville Junction, with interest and administrative fees, until building permit finalization.