Andy Su

City's First Housing Element

State mandate is largely unfunded; the city's affordable housing fund may help pay for programs, with priorities to be set later.

Red Light Camera Implementation

Citations are expected to begin roughly two months after the warning period ends.

Tennis Center and Pickleball Complex operations

The proposed agreement authorized up to $3,140,971 in public funds through 2029, now under review.

Pledged Facilities Component on the Property Tax Roll

Same dollar amount annually as before, just billed once or twice a year on the tax bill instead of monthly.

E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety

Roughly $27,000 in potential fine revenue in just 18 days.

Public Safety Operations and Traffic Enforcement

Automated enforcement is generating citation revenue; fire dispatch moving to Stockton changes the 911 call rate structure.

Lack of Special Needs Facilities in Mountain House

Utility Revenue Bond Issuance to Refinance Developer Note

A $15.4 million debt from utility funds to the general fund; future rates may rise to repay it.

Need for Medical Facility and Major Bank

Cell Service Gaps in Wickland

2026 drone light show decision deferred

Vendor proposals range widely — roughly $50,000 for 200 drones to $161,000 for a July 4 show.

Surveillance camera system dispute and $265,000 EasyWave contract

Speakers estimate the new managed service costs ~70% more annually (~$60,000 vs ~$35,000) after taxpayers funded a $265,000 upgrade.

Altamont Park Playground Replacement

About $1.3 million, already budgeted.

New subdivision final maps for Neighborhoods F and H

Not stated in the materials provided.

Neighborhood Park Restrooms

Up to $783,920 for the restroom purchase, plus site preparation and installation.

MHD C-R Land Use Changes North of Byron Road

Not yet quantified; water, sewer, drainage and traffic analyses are still being completed.

Regional transportation funding: Valley Link and Byron Road

Roughly $23 million secured toward a $45 million Byron Road widening; $10 million newly allocated to Valley Link.

Sheriff's Office assignment incentive program

Parking fines have generated just over $62,000, returning to the general fund.

Youth mental health and the Pressure Points event

CFD No. 2024-1 Future Annexation Area Expansion

No cost to the city's general fund — bond repayment falls entirely on future homeowners in Areas 8 and 13 via special taxes.

Approval of Agenda

Consent Calendar (Items 7.1-7.9)

Utility Systems Revenue Bonds (Resolution 2026-91 / FA-2026-03)

Approval of Agenda

Consent Calendar (Items 7.1, 7.2, 7.4)

7.3 Second Reading – MHD CR Land Use Changes Zone Reclassification (ZR-25-001)

8.1 Strategic Plan Update FY 2025/26–2026/27

8.2 Mountain House Assignment Incentive Program for Sheriff's Office Personnel

8.3 Direction on 2026 League of California Cities General Assembly Resolution

Meeting Continuation Past 10:00 PM

Approval of the Minutes of August 26, 2026.

Approval of Agenda with Removal of Item 9.2

Consent Calendar

Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement (Resolution 2026-73)

On-Call Surveying Master Consultant Agreements (Resolution 2026-74)

Special Tax Bonds for CFD 2024-1 Improvement Areas 8 and 13 (Resolutions 2026-76 / FA-2026-02)

MHD C-R Land Use Changes Project North of Byron Road (Resolutions 2026-77 through 2026-85; Ordinance 2026-04 first reading)

Removal of Racquet Sports Agreement with Mountain House Flag Football, Inc. (Item 9.2)

SEIU MOUs, Non-Represented Compensation, and Citywide Salary Schedule (Resolutions 2026-86 through 2026-88)

League of California Cities Voting Delegate (Resolution 2026-89)

Approval of Agenda

Consent Calendar (Items 7.1-7.9)

Utility Systems Revenue Bonds (Resolution 2026-91 / FA-2026-03)

Approval of Agenda

Consent Calendar (Items 7.1, 7.2, 7.4)

7.3 Second Reading – MHD CR Land Use Changes Zone Reclassification (ZR-25-001)

8.1 Strategic Plan Update FY 2025/26–2026/27

8.2 Mountain House Assignment Incentive Program for Sheriff's Office Personnel

8.3 Direction on 2026 League of California Cities General Assembly Resolution

Meeting Continuation Past 10:00 PM

Approve the Consent Calendar

Motion to approve the agenda, with the removal of agenda item 9.2 which is being removed for further staff review.

The City Council took the following actions: Adopted Resolution 2026-77 approving an Addendum to the Mountain House 2004 Specific Plan II Initial Study for General Plan Amendment No. GPA-25-002, Maste

Staff recommends that the City Council take the following actions: Selected Council Member Matt Disko to serve as the Voting Delegate for the 2026 League of California Cities Annual Conference and Exp

The City Council took the following actions: Adopted Resolution 2026-86 to approve the successor Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) between the City of Mountain House and Service Employees Internationa

The City Council, following the public hearing, adopted Resolution No. 2026-76 authorizing the issuance of special tax bonds for and on behalf of Improvement Areas No. 8 and 13 of City of Mountain Hou

Approve the agenda

To approve the Consent Calendar as recommended by staff.

The City Council adopted two resolutions: Adopted Resolution 2026-69 approving a 104-lot residential subdivision (Tract No. 3936; Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-26-002) and finding the project

The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-71: Approving Project Acquisition Agreement No. PAA-6 between the City of Mountain House and Mountain House Developers, LLC, for the Neighborhoods I, J and K S

Approve the agenda

To approve the Consent Calendar as recommended by staff.

The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-72 amending the City Council Policies and Procedures to add Section 5.16, Political Activities of Council Members, including language to exclude all City Parks

The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-71: Approving Project Acquisition Agreement No. PAA-6 between the City of Mountain House and Mountain House Developers, LLC, for the Neighborhoods I, J and K S

The City Council adopted two resolutions: Adopted Resolution 2026-69 approving a 104-lot residential subdivision (Tract No. 3936; Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-26-002) and finding the project

The City Council: Conducted a public hearing to receive comments on the public draft 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and 2025 Water Shortage Contingency Plan. Adopted resolution 2026-64 approving and

Approval of Agenda

Consent Calendar (Items 7.1–7.9)

Resolution 2026-63 — Delinquent Utility Charges on Tax Roll

Resolutions 2026-64 and 2026-65 — 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan

To approve the Consent Calendar as recommended by staff.

Motion to approve the agenda as published.

The City Council adopted resolution 2026-63 to place delinquent utility account service charges on the San Joaquin County property tax roll for fiscal year 2026/2027.

Motion to approve the agenda as published.

To approve the Consent Calendar as recommended by staff.

The City Council adopted resolution 2026-63 to place delinquent utility account service charges on the San Joaquin County property tax roll for fiscal year 2026/2027.

The City Council: Conducted a public hearing to receive comments on the public draft 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and 2025 Water Shortage Contingency Plan. Adopted resolution 2026-64 approving and

The City Council approved the Annual Engineer’s Report for Consolidated Landscape Maintenance Assessment District (LMAD) No. 2008-1 for Fiscal Year 2026/2027, prepared by MacKay & Somps, dated May 13,

approve the agenda as submitted by staff

approve the Consent Calendar as presented by staff, excepting 7.4 which was pulled for discussion

The City Council adopt Resolution 2026-46 authorizing the City Manager to: Execute a Consultant Agreement with Madill Enterprises, Inc., dba Advanced Property Services for janitorial services for City

The City Council: Adopted a resolution 2026-49 electing, by a two-thirds vote, to collect delinquent utility account service charges on the San Joaquin County property tax roll beginning with fiscal y

receive and file the AB 2561 Job Vacancies Report

Staff recommends that the City Council hold a public hearing and adopt the following items: Resolution approving the proposed fiscal year 2026/27 Operating and Capital Improvement Budget. Resolution e

The Board of Directors held a public hearing and adopted the following items: Resolution MHCSD 2026-01 approving the proposed fiscal year 2026/27 Operating and Capital Improvement Budget. Resolution M

The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-57 amending the City Council Policies & Procedures adding a technology disruption policy and making amendments to sections related to public comment

Approval of Agenda

Consent Calendar (items 7.1-7.3, 7.5-7.8)

Janitorial Services Contract with Advanced Property Services (7.4)

Delinquent Utility Charges on Property Tax Roll (8.1)