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The Public Facilities, Recreation, and Infrastructure Commission will hold a special Saturday meeting built around its Annual Tour of Public Facilities, visiting several city sites by bus before returning to finish other business.
This preview is based on the published Public Facilities Recreation Infrastructure Commission agenda. It does not reflect what will actually happen at the meeting.
What's proposed
The commission and members of the public will take a chartered bus tour to visit several city facilities and projects, including a pedestrian lighting project, park improvements at Plummer Park, a veterans' memorial, a parkway installation, and a monument at West Hollywood Park.
Why it matters
This tour lets commissioners and residents see firsthand how city money and planning are being used on public facilities, parks, and memorials around West Hollywood. It's a chance to observe progress on ongoing projects without formal debate or a vote.
Meeting Date
2026-09-19
9:00 A.M.
Location
City Hall Community Meeting Room, 1st Floor, 8300 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Speakers wishing to address the commission in person must complete a speaker request form, including their name and item number(s), and submit it to the Secretary before the meeting begins. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. Written correspondence or e-comments can be emailed to pfcpubliccomment@weho.org no later than 12:00 p.m. (noon) on the meeting day, and comments received by that time will be forwarded to the commission and posted online. To speak by telephone, a speaker request must be submitted to pfcpubliccomment@weho.org no later than 12:00 p.m. (noon) on the meeting day to be added to the remote speaker list; call-in details will be confirmed by staff, and callers may dial in ten minutes before the meeting starts.
AGENDA
CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD
PUBLIC FACILITIES, RECREATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
9:00 A.M.
CITY HALL COMMUNITY MEETING ROOM, 1ST FLOOR
8300 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069
NOTE: BUS WILL DEPART AT 9:15 A.M. FOR THE ANNUAL TOUR OF PUBLIC FACILITIES
FROM THE CITY HALL AUTOMATED PARKING STRUCTURE (1085 N. SWEETZER AVENUE)
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Public Facilities, Recreation, and Infrastructure Commission acknowledges that the
land on which we gather and that is currently known as the City of West Hollywood is
the occupied, unceded, seized territory of the Gabrieleño Tongva and Gabrieleño Kizh
Peoples (pronounced “Keech”).
Meeting materials submitted to the Public Facilities, Recreation, and Infrastructure
Commission (Commission) shall be distributed within 72 hours of the meeting and are
available for public inspection online at www.weho.org/pfc and at the staff table during
the Commission meeting.
To comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Assistive Listening Devices
What the Commission will decide
The agenda does not ask the commission to approve or decide anything for this item. It is described as a tour for observation, with the group returning afterward to finish the rest of the meeting's agenda.
(ALD) are available for check out at the meeting. For people who are Deaf or hard of
hearing, please dial 711 or 1-800-735-2929 (TTY) or 1-800-735-2922 (voice) for
California Relay Service (CRS) assistance. If you require accommodations to
participate in the meeting (e.g., an American Sign Language interpreter), please contact
the City Clerk’s Office at (323) 848-6800 at least 72 hours before the meeting date.
If meeting-related transportation special accommodation is required, please submit your
request to the Office of the City Clerk at (323) 848-6800 at least 48 hours prior to the
meeting. For public transportation information, please call (323) GO-COMMUTE or
(323) 466-3876 or visit www.metro.net.
RULES OF DECORUM
Audience members shall not engage in disorderly or boisterous conduct, including the
utterance of loud, threatening, or abusive language, whistling, stamping of feet or other
acts which disturb, disrupt, impede, or otherwise render the orderly conduct of the
Commission meeting infeasible. An audience member who repeatedly or continuously
engages in any such conduct shall, at the discretion of the Presiding Officer or a
majority of the Commission, be subject to ejection from the meeting.
Each person addressing the Commission shall do so in an orderly manner and shall not
make repetitious, slanderous, or irrelevant remarks, or engage in any other disorderly
conduct which disrupts, disturbs, or otherwise impedes the orderly conduct of the
Commission meetings. Any person who so disrupts the meeting may, at the discretion
of the Presiding Officer or a majority of the Commission, be subject to ejection from the
meeting.
STATEMENT OF SHARED RESPONSIBILITY FOR RESPECT
During public meetings, community gatherings, interactions with the public, and with
one another, the City endeavors for all participants and attendees to conduct City
business and treat others with respect, a core value of the City. This includes being
polite, professional, and thoughtful when interacting with others. Our collective
commitment to West Hollywood requires intention, cooperation, courtesy, consideration,
tolerance, forgiveness, acceptance, inclusiveness, kindness, compassion, and patience.
Our respect is expressed not only in the words we choose, but also in our tone, our
demeanor, and our actions toward one another.
PROVIDING PUBLIC COMMENT
Any person wishing to speak on any item of business on the agenda before the
Commission shall first complete a speaker request form and submit the form to the
Secretary.
1. A speaker request form must be completed before the meeting begins.
Please include your name and the item number(s) you would like to speak.
2. No person shall address the Commission without first being recognized by the
Presiding Officer.
3. Public comment is limited to three (3) minutes per speaker.
TO PARTICIPATE BY PROVIDING WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE OR AN E-COMMENT
Staff strongly encourage the public to submit an email pfcpubliccomment@weho.org no
later than 12:00 p.m. (noon) on the meeting day. All comments received by 12:00 p.m.
will be forwarded to the Commission and posted on the City’s website.
TO PARTICIPATE BY LISTENING TO THE MEETING AUDIO & PROVIDING PUBLIC
COMMENT BY TELEPHONE
Any person wishing to speak by telephone on any item of business on the agenda
before the Commission shall be required to submit a speaker request to
pfcpubliccomment@weho.org no later than 12:00 p.m. (noon) on the meeting day in
order to be added to the remote public speaker list.
1. A speaker request must be completed before the submission timeline noted
above. Please include your name, phone number (for staff to identify your
caller location on Zoom), and the item number(s) you would like to speak.
2. Staff will confirm your pre-registration by providing the call-in phone number
and meeting ID number.
3. You may dial-in ten (10) minutes prior to the start of the meeting. The meeting
begins at 6:30 p.m. You will be placed ON HOLD in the Virtual Meeting Room
until the meeting commences. When you enter the meeting, please mute your
telephone.
4. Public comment is limited to three (3) minutes per speaker.
Note 1: Public comment will become part of the official public record. If you do not want
your personal information included in the official record, please do not include your
address and/or phone number.
Note 2: Staff are unable to respond to emails during the meeting. All requests to speak
by telephone must be confirmed in advance and requests to speak on additional
agenda items cannot be accommodated during the meeting.
1. CALL TO ORDER – 9:00 A.M.
A. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
B. ROLL CALL
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
MEETING OF AUGUST 12, 2026
5. PUBLIC COMMENTS
This public comment period is to address the Commission on Consent Calendar
items, other agenda items (including if the member of the public cannot be
present at the time the item is considered), or items of general interest within the
jurisdiction of the Commission. Another period is also reserved for general
comment later in the meeting for those that could not be heard at this time. Public
hearing testimony will only be taken at the time of the hearing.
6. CONSENT CALENDAR – None
7. PUBLIC HEARINGS – None
8. NEW BUSINESS
A. ANNUAL TOUR OF PUBLIC FACILITIES – 9:15 A.M.
NOTE: THE CITY HAS RESERVED A CHARTER BUS FOR THE ANNUAL TOUR OF
PUBLIC FACILITIES WHICH WILL TAKE PARTICIPANTS TO THE FOLLOWING
LOCATIONS. THE PUBLIC IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND. PICK-UP AND
DROP-OFF WILL BE AT THE CITY HALL AUTOMATED PARKING STRUCTURE
(1085 N. SWEETZER AVENUE). SEATING AVAILABILITY IS LIMITED TO BUS
CAPACITY. BUS WILL DEPART AT APPROXIMATELY 9:15 A.M. AND WILL
RETURN BACK TO CITY HALL TO FINISH THE REMAINING AGENDA ITEMS.
• La Brea Pedestrian Lighting Improvement Project (drive by the installation) -
La Brea Avenue between Fountain Avenue and Romaine Street
• Plummer Park (community gardens, new off-leash dog park, and new tennis
court lighting) - 7377 Santa Monica Boulevard
• Sal Guarriello Veterans’ Memorial – 8441 Santa Monica Boulevard
• 8700 Dorrington Avenue (parkway installation)
• AIDS Monument at West Hollywood Park – 647 N. San Vicente Boulevard
9. UNFINISHED BUSINESS – None
10. EXCLUDED CONSENT CALENDAR – None
11. ITEMS FROM STAFF
12. PUBLIC COMMENTS
This time is set aside for the public to address the Commission on any item of
interest within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission that could not be
heard under the Public Comments item at the beginning of the meeting.
13. ITEMS FROM COMMISSIONERS & SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
LOOK AHEAD CALENDAR FOR THE AGENDA PREP & COMMISSION ITEMS
TRACKER
14. ADJOURNMENT
The Public Facilities, Recreation, and Infrastructure Commission meeting is
adjourned to its next meeting, a televised special meeting on Wednesday, October
14, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at West Hollywood City Council Chambers, 625 N. San
Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069.
MINUTES
CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD
PUBLIC FACILITIES, RECREATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMISSION
WEDNESDAY, August 12, 2026
6:30 P.M.
CITY HALL COMMUNITY MEETING ROOM, 1ST FLOOR
8300 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Public Facilities, Recreation, and Infrastructure Commission acknowledges that the
land on which we gather and that is currently known as the City of West Hollywood is
the occupied, unceded, seized territory of the Gabrieleño Tongva and Gabrieleño Kizh
Peoples. (pronounced “Keech”)
1. CALL TO ORDER – Chair Jackson called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.
A. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT – Read by Chair Jackson.
B. ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Commissioner Payton (she/her);
Commissioner Ragno (he/him);
Commissioner Rogers (she/her);
Commissioner Karliss (he/him);
Commissioner Cottrell (he/him);
Vice Chair Krishna (she/her); and
Chair Jackson (she/her).
ABSENT: None.
ALSO PRESENT: Helen Collins, Director of Public Works (she/her);
Phillip Ticun, Facilities & Field Services Manager
(he/him); Stephanie Martinez, Recreation
Services Manager (she/her); Andrea Yanez,
Recreation Supervisor (she/her); Daniel Kelly,
Recreation Leader I (he/him); Tamar Fuhrer,
Transportation & Mobility Manager (she/her);
Brandee Thornton, Transportation & Mobility
Specialist (she/her); and Erin Hamant, Sr.
Administrative Analyst, Acting Secretary
(she/her).
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Led by Commissioner Payton.
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
ACTION: Approved the agenda for August 12, 2026. Motion by Commissioner
Karliss, seconded by Commissioner Rogers, and approved unanimously.
Roll Call Vote:
Commissioner Payton – Y
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Commissioner Rogers – Y
Commissioner Ragno – Y
Commissioner Karliss – Y
Commissioner Cottrell – Y
Vice Chair Krishna – Y
Chair Jackson – Y
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
ACTION: Approved the minutes of the prior Public Facilities, Recreation, and
Infrastructure Commission meeting dated July 8, 2026. Motion by
Commissioner Payton, seconded by Commissioner Cottrell, and approved
unanimously.
Roll Call Vote:
Commissioner Payton – Y
Commissioner Rogers – Y
Commissioner Ragno – Y
Commissioner Karliss – Y
Commissioner Cottrell – Y
Vice Chair Krishna – Y
Chair Jackson – Y
5. PUBLIC COMMENTS
Stephanie Harker, WEST HOLLYWOOD, thanked staff for holding the recent
community meeting about the Tipu tree removals and new tree plantings.
6. CONSENT CALENDAR
A. ANNUAL OVERVIEW OF PUBLIC FACILITIES
SUBJECT: The Commission will receive an overview of public facilities.
ACTION: Receive and file. Approved as Part of the Approval of the Agenda.
B. LOCATIONS FOR THE ANNUAL TOUR OF PUBLIC FACILITIES
SUBJECT: The Commission will review the proposed locations to visit on their
Annual Tour of Public Facilities which will take place on September 19, 2026.
ACTION: Approved the tour locations for 2026. Approved as Part of the
Approval of the Agenda.
7. PUBLIC HEARINGS – None.
8. NEW BUSINESS
A. APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVES TO THE
PLUMMER PARK COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENT PLAN WORKING
GROUP
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SUBJECT: The Commission will consider nominating two (2) members to
serve on the Plummer Park Planning Working Group for Phase II of the
Plummer Park Comprehensive Improvement Plan.
The Commission received an update on the Plummer Park Comprehensive
Improvement Plan process to date and an outline of the roles and
responsibilities of the Plummer Park Planning Working Group.
Commissioner Ragno asked if experts on the working group will be West
Hollywood residents. Staff shared that would not be a requirement.
ACTION: Nominated Vice Chair Krishna and Commissioner Rogers to serve
as representatives on the Plummer Park Planning Working Group, and
Commissioner Cottrell as alternate, subject to final appointment by the City
Manager or designee. Motion by Commissioner Karliss, seconded by
Commissioner Ragno and approved unanimously.
Roll Call Vote:
Commissioner Payton – Y
Commissioner Rogers – Y
Commissioner Ragno – Y
Commissioner Karliss – Y
Commissioner Cottrell – Y
Vice Chair Krishna – Y
Chair Jackson – Y
B. RECEIPT AND FEEDBACK OF PRESENTATION ON DOCKLESS MOBILITY
PARKING REQUESTS
SUBJECT: The Commission will receive a presentation and provide feedback on
the changes to the City’s dockless mobility program and the proposed process
for requesting new parking locations.
The Commission Received a presentation on the changes to the City’s
dockless mobility program, background on the mandatory parking areas and
implementation lessons, the desire to change parking behaviors, the
proposed process for requesting new parking locations, additional
engineering criteria, how to report bad parking to Lime using the app, and the
overarching goal to not impede the pedestrian right-of-way.
Commissioner Cottrell asked if Lime would compensate private property
owners who participate. Staff answered there is no financial incentive or
exchange. Lime would market and advertise the parking location on their app.
Commissioner Rogers asked if the City would consider street parking spaces
that are immediately adjacent to indicated bike lanes. Staff answered the City
is not exploring street parking as possible locations at this time.
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Commissioner Karliss asked if e-bikes are included in the program and asked
if there could be too many dockless mobility options in the city at one time.
Staff explained that a mix of e-bikes and e-scooters will be used. To
encourage less car trips, the City’s goal is to have a mandatory parking area
every two blocks throughout the city.
Commissioner Payton asked about the program’s competitive bidding process
and if the City would consider multiple providers, because she was inspired
by the various types of e-bikes she saw at Ciclavia. Staff shared they feel
more informed on rider behaviors which will help to inform and improve the
next contract program. The City is open to considering multiple vendors;
however, in the most recent process, only one provider responded.
Vice Chair Krishna asked about mobility program practices in the City of Los
Angeles and asked if staff have data on rides that originate in WeHo and rides
that docked in WeHo. Staff explained that neighboring cities have different
levels of oversight and management. Staff can provide that data at a future
time. West Hollywood’s program allows up to 200 e-bikes/e-scooters in the
city at one time, and once numbers exceed the limit the provider is deployed
to rebalance.
Chair Jackson asked about delivery robots and if the docking spaces would
be shared. Staff will need to confirm but there should not be a conflict, and
the two devices would not share the same parking corrals.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
Stephanie Harker, WEST HOLLYWOOD, shared that she previously opposed
the program because of riders on the sidewalk but today she appreciates the
City’s commitment to solve these problems by using mandatory parking areas
and responding to residents that are distressed. She does not appreciate rude
behaviors by riders.
Kevin Burton, WEST HOLLYWOOD, shared that the West Hollywood Bike
Coalition strongly supports having more corrals in the city and is happy to see
there is now a mechanism to suggest new parking locations because it is fair
treatment since car drivers have dedicated parking locations. He suggested
painting or markings would be helpful for the public to visually see and find the
mandatory parking locations.
Cathy Blaivas, WEST HOLLYWOOD, shared her sympathy for riders’ needs and
for parking locations to be convenient, and shared an example about how Zip
cars have dedicated parking locations.
Andrew Solomon, WEST HOLLYWOOD, submitted a written comment in support
of the Lime mobility program. In support of a publicly accessible transportation
program, he suggested converting a handful of on-street parking spaces be
converted into scooter corrals like one parking spot per block as Lime parking.
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This could help resolve the problem of scooters parked on the sidewalk and
supports less car trips.
ACTION: Reviewed and provided feedback on the proposed process for
requesting new dockless mobility parking locations.
C. UPDATE THE COMMISSION’S SUBCOMMITTEE ROSTER
SUBJECT: The Commission will review and make adjustments and
appointments to its subcommittee roster, as required, and set a prioritization
schedule related to upcoming subcommittee meetings.
Fountain Avenue Streetscape Steering Committee - Chair Jackson was
removed; Commissioner Payton was added as primary; Commissioner Rogers
was added as alternate.
City Policies Subcommittee - Chair Jackson was removed; Vice Chair Krishna
was added.
Heritage Tree Subcommittee - Commissioner Rogers was removed;
Commissioner Ragno was added; Commissioner Karliss was added.
Transportation & Mobility Commission Liason - Vice Chair Krishna was
removed.
ACTION: Approve the updates to the Commission’s subcommittee roster.
Motion by Chair Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Karliss and
approved unanimously.
Roll Call Vote:
Commissioner Payton – Y
Commissioner Rogers – Y
Commissioner Ragno – Y
Commissioner Karliss – Y
Commissioner Cottrell – Y
Vice Chair Krishna – Y
Chair Jackson – Y
D. FY26-27 WORK PLAN
SUBJECT: The Commission will consider adopting their proposed FY26-27
Work Plan.
The Commission received the proposed FY26-27 Work Plan and discussed
with staff the status of active projects.
The Commission thanked staff for completing the West Hollywood Park Dog
Park Shade Project.
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Commissioner Payton asked about the updated timeline for the Hart Park
Project and about the budget for the Kings Road Playground Replacement
Project. Staff reported the updated timeline to start construction at Hart Park
in FY2027-28 and explained that going forward the Kings Road Park
Playground Replacement Project will use Measure A bond funds to
supplement the budget.
Chair Jackson requested that staff attach the list of major projects to the
Commission’s look-ahead calendar, so that project status can be more
easily reviewed at each meeting.
ACTION: Adopt the Commission’s FY26-27 Work Plan. Motion by
Commissioner Karliss, seconded by Commissioner Payton and approved
unanimously.
Roll Call Vote:
Commissioner Payton – Y
Commissioner Rogers – Y
Commissioner Ragno – Y
Commissioner Karliss – Y
Commissioner Cottrell – Y
Vice Chair Krishna – Y
Chair Jackson – Y
9. UNFINISHED BUSINESS - None.
10. EXCLUDED CONSENT CALENDAR – None.
11. ITEMS FROM STAFF
Staff shared recent recreation program and event highlights.
12. PUBLIC COMMENTS – None.
13. ITEMS FROM COMMISSIONERS & SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
LOOK AHEAD CALENDAR FOR AGENDA PREP & COMMISSION ITEMS
TRACKER – Staff added an item to the Commission’s look ahead calendar titled
“Update on Tipu Tree Replacement Planting Project (Phase 3).” The first update will
occur in August 2027 and each subsequent year until project completion.
Commissioner Payton shared her excitement for the City’s e-bike program and
tiny tot program.
Commissioner Karliss thanked staff for providing additional seating at the ARC to
accommodate the public as they wait for the pool to open and inquired about the
locker room seating at the ARC Pool and the seating area near Robertson Blvd
at West Hollywood Park.
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Commissioner Rogers shared her excitement for the new temporary art
installation at Kings Road Park, and she enjoyed Ciclavia and Summer Sounds
this summer with her family. She thanked staff for making WeHo parks clean,
safe, and fun.
Commissioner Cottrell appreciated seeing green space activations.
Commissioner Ragno thanked staff for assisting him with a parking violation
resident address mix up.
Vice Chair Krishna asked staff questions about the recent major water main
break on Sunset Ave. including loss of public trees, damages and budget, and
repair timelines. She thanked staff for all of their hard work.
Chair Jackson informed staff of sidewalk damage near the second water main
break on Santa Monica Blvd., enjoyed Ciclavia, and congratulated staff on an
exceptional summer program.
14. ADJOURNMENT
The Public Facilities, Recreation, and Infrastructure Commission meeting adjourned
at 8:43 p.m. to its next special meeting on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 9:00
a.m. in the City Hall Community Meeting Room, 1st Floor, 8300 Santa Monica
Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA 90069.
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ITEM 13
PUBLIC FACILITIES, RECREATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMISSION
LOOK AHEAD CALENDAR FOR AGENDA PREP
2026
Item Description Item Type Commission Staff Request Agenda Date
Request
Annual Calendar - November Special Meeting Unfinished Business P. Ticun 01. Jan
CIP - Biennial Budget Recommendations New Business Subcommittee P. Ticun 01. Jan
City Policies (Naming & CTTP) New Business Subcommittee P. Ticun 01. Jan
Metro Light Rail Meeting New Business P. Ticun 01. Jan
PP Basketball Court Temporary Mural Consent Arts & Cultural R. Ehemann 01. Jan
Affairs Commission
CIP - Biennial Budget Letter Unfinished Business P. Ticun 02. Feb
Crescent Heights Triangle and Memorials Improvements New Business Council Directive P. Ticun 02. Feb
PP Historic Building Exterior Painting & Roofing New Business P. Ticun 02. Feb
Throne Restroom New Business Council Directive P. Ticun 02. Feb
Bike Lockers New Business T. Fuhrer 03. Mar
Annual Tree Planting Event Unfinished Business Work Plan P. Ticun 03. Mar - Annual
PP Restrooms & Concessionaire Project Update Unfinished Business P. Ticun 04. Apr
Restricted Access of Public Spaces for General Use Unfinished Business Consensus S. Martinez 04. Apr
Temporary Art Exhibition New Business Arts & Cultural R. Ehemann 04. Apr
Affairs Commission
Recreation Topics New Business By-Laws S. Martinez 04. Apr - Annual
Update on Community Meeting (Phase 3 Tipu Tree Unfinished Business P. Ticun 05. May
Removals)
Update on Sal Guarriello Veterans' Memorial Unfinished Business P. Ticun 05. May
Election Process Overview New Business M. Crowder 06. Jun
Open Space Element of the City’s General Plan New Business F. Contreras 06. Jun
City Playhouse Presentation New Business A. Letcher 07. Jul
Adopted Budget Update Unfinished Business H. Collins 07. Jul - Annual
Election of Chair and Vice Chair New Business M. Crowder 07. Jul - Annual
Park and Recreation Month Proclamation New Business S. Martinez 07. Jul - Annual
Dockless Mobility Parking Zone Request Process New Business T. Fuhrer 08. Aug
PP Comprehensive Plan Selection of Working Group New Business R. Abramson 08. Aug
Appointees
Annual Overview of Public Facilities Consent Work Plan 08. Aug - Annual
Fiscal Year Work Plan New Business Work Plan 08. Aug - Annual
Locations - Annual Tour of Public Facilities Consent Work Plan 08. Aug - Annual
Subcommittee Roster New Business By-Laws 08. Aug - Annual
Annual Tour of Public Facilities New Business Work Plan 09. Sep - Annual
Annual Tour Discussion Unfinished Business 10. Oct - Annual
Recreation Topics New Business By-Laws S. Martinez 11. Nov - Annual
Annual Calendar 2027 New Business 12. Dec - Annual
FY28 PFC Look Ahead: "Update on Tipu Tree Replacement Unfinished Business P. Ticun Aug 2027
Planting Project (Phase 3)
City Policies (Naming & CTTP) Unfinished Business Subcommittee P. Ticun TBD
Naming Request - Andrew Campbell Theater Public Hearing P. Ticun TBD
PP Concessionaire & Restrooms Project - Final Plans Unfinished Business P. Ticun TBD
PP Electronic Messaging Boards Unfinished Business P. Ticun TBD
PP Exercise Equipment New Business Consensus P. Ticun TBD
PP Farmers Market Parking and Street Cleaning New Business Consensus P. Ticun TBD
Queens Road Pillar Restoration New Business P. Ticun TBD
Quimby and Park Development Fee Schedules New Business Consensus P. Ticun TBD
Results from the Recreation Facilities & Operational Study Unfinished Business S. Martinez TBD
Special Events Calendar & Related City Facilities Closures New Business Consensus C. Smith TBD
LEGEND:
COMPLETED ITEMS
NEW/UPDATED ITEMS
ITEM 13
PUBLIC FACILITIES, RECREATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMISSION
ITEMS TRACKER
2026
Item Description Request PFC Request Status
Date
LEGEND:
ITEMS COMPLETED
ITEMS NEW/UPDATED