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2026-07-13 City Council Meeting
Published: Jul 13, 2026
Livermore Formalizes Meeting Rules for Remote and In-Person Speakers
The City Council discussed and approved revisions to the city's meeting rules to formalize procedures for remote speakers and in-person speakers. Remote speakers will now be permitted to speak under open forum at the end of the meeting, while in-person speakers will be heard at the beginning. This change aims to formalize the hybrid meeting format and ensure clarity for public participation.
Livermore City Council Approves Executive Compensation Plan with Increased Allowances and Benefits
The City Council approved a resolution adopting the Executive Management, Management Confidential, and Confidential Employee Compensation Plan, effective January 1, 2026. This plan consolidates existing salaries, benefits, and employment provisions into a single document. Key adjustments include an increase in the monthly vehicle allowance for designated department heads from $250 to $350 and the establishment of post-certificate pay eligibility for the Police Chief, retroactive to July 1, 2025. This action fulfills a state law requirement for an oral summary before final action on executive compensation.
Livermore Renews 30-Year Water Purchase Agreement with Zone 7
The City Council renewed a 30-year agreement with Zone 7 for the purchase of portable water. This renewal replaces the current 30-year agreement which expires at the end of the calendar year. The council confirmed that the water system is an enterprise fund, meaning it is solely funded by users and does not utilize general fund dollars. Discussions also touched upon recent water odor issues attributed to maintenance on the South Bay Aqueduct, with assurances that Zone 7 water always meets primary drinking water standards for public health and safety.
Livermore City Council to Review E-bike and E-motorcycle Safety on Sidewalks
Councilmember Dunbar initiated a discussion on the safety concerns surrounding e-bikes and e-motorcycles on sidewalks, prompted by a resident's concerns. Staff was directed to investigate the issue and bring a proposal back to the council. This discussion follows a resident's personal experience of having to avoid an e-motorcycle on a sidewalk.
Livermore City Council Authorizes Negotiations for Gillig Campus Expansion
The City Council authorized staff to begin negotiations for a development agreement with Gillig for a proposed campus expansion. This expansion includes approximately 100,000 square feet of office and warehouse space and future private zero-emission vehicle infrastructure. The project also involves the potential closure and privatization of a portion of Discovery Drive to facilitate the expansion. The council's approval is the first step in a multi-stage process that includes planning commission recommendations and a final adoption hearing.
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