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June 2, 2026 - Campbell City Council Meeting
Tuesday, Jun 2, 2026
Campbell City Council Reviews FY2027 Budget, CIP Amidst Financial Uncertainty
The Campbell City Council reviewed and discussed the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget and capital improvement plan (CIP). Key points included the budget's reliance on general fund reserves to close a projected gap, short-term corrective measures, and the status of Measure K litigation. The council also reviewed the CIP, which includes significant funding for existing and new projects, and discussed the need for facility upgrades. A motion was made to set June 16th as the date for public hearing and adoption of the budget and CIP.
Campbell Extends Interim Ordinance for Wireless Facility Regulation
The Campbell City Council considered and adopted an ordinance to extend interim ordinance number 2331, which established urgency measures in response to the 2018 FCC Small Cell Order. The ordinance strengthens the city's ability to regulate wireless facilities. The previous urgency ordinance was set to expire on June 19th, and the council approved a one-year extension to allow time for developing permanent regulations informed by stakeholder input. The extension requires a four-fifths vote. A council member inquired about the impact on a previous proposal for a 75-foot tower in Campbell Village, and staff clarified that the ordinance includes distancing requirements from single-family residential areas.
Campbell City Council Extends Starter Home Revitalization Ordinance Amidst Debate
The Campbell City Council adopted an ordinance to extend interim ordinance number 26-2347 for 10 months and 15 days. This ordinance implements locally the Starter Home Revitalization Act and revises the definition of vacancy to be established at the time of application submittal, rather than later. The council also heard public comments regarding the ordinance, with some supporting it for promoting starter homes and others preferring the reinstatement of a prior ordinance (2334) with a different vacancy definition. The decision to extend the ordinance was made despite concerns raised about its potential conflict with state housing laws and the definition of vacancy.
Campbell City Council Adopts SB79 Interim Ordinance for Transit-Oriented Development Exclusions
The Campbell City Council considered and adopted an interim ordinance related to Senate Bill 79 (SB79), which deals with zoning for transit-oriented development. The ordinance identifies specific sites for exclusion from SB79 applicability. Due to potential conflicts of interest, Council members Lopez, Hines, and Mayor Fado recused themselves, with the rule of necessity invoked to ensure a quorum. The ordinance reflects updated HCD guidance and MPC mapping, resulting in minor changes to the study area, including the addition and removal of some parcels. The adopted ordinance aims to implement state housing directives while allowing for local control over specific site exclusions.
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