Monday Agenda and Results Summary City Council

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CITY COUNCIL MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026, COUNCIL MEETING VIDEO RECORDER: MEDINA

This is a summary of the actions taken by the City Council. It is NOT equivalent to the Minutes which, when approved by the City Council, constitute the official record of the meeting.

Councilmember(s) attendance:

Joe LaCava, Jennifer Campbell, Stephen Whitburn, Henry L. Foster III, Marni von Wilpert, Kent Lee, Raul A. Campillo, Vivian Moreno, and Sean Elo-Rivera.

Councilmember(s) absent:

None.

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Introduced (O-2027-9)

Entering into an Agreement with Skanska USA Civil West District Inc. to provide construction services, related to the El Camino Real to Via De La Valle 1/2 Mile Project

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1/6

Unanimous; 45 not present

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Adopted as Amended

(R-2027-49 Rev. Cor. Copy)

Supporting H.R. 10033, the AV Emergency Response Coordination Act (Mullin)

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9/5

Unanimous; 4 not present

(Motion to approve Staff’s recommendation with the following amendments to:

1. Amending clause 6, subsection 3: Reduce the number of empty vehicles circulating on City streets in order to limit unnecessary congestion, vehicle miles traveled, and associated safety and climate impacts, and report deadhead mileage to the City;

2. Adding clause 6, subsection 5: Demonstrate to the City, the San Diego Police Department, and the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department that their vehicles can be brought to a safe stop and cleared from the public right of way on demand, including during loss of network connectivity, power disruption, or cyberattack;

3. Adding clause 7: The City Council calls upon passenger vehicle services to refrain from using bike lanes, sidewalks, crosswalks, and other pedestrian pathways for passenger loading, unloading, staging, or idling, and to adopt routing, application, and passenger-exit procedures designed to prevent vehicles and opening doors from blocking those pathways; and

4. Adding clause 8: The City Council urges that any passenger service operating within the City ensure full compliance with all applicable disability regulations including providing wheelchair accessible vehicles, to ensure equitable access for all residents and visitors.)

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CITY OF SAN DIEGO

COUNCIL AGENDA

COUNCIL PRESIDENT

Joe LaCava

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First District

COUNCIL PRESIDENT PRO TEM

Kent Lee

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Sixth District

COUNCILMEMBERS

Jennifer Campbell

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Second District

Stephen Whitburn

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Third District

Henry L. Foster III

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Fourth District

Marni von Wilpert

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Fifth District

Raul A. Campillo

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Seventh District

Vivian Moreno

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Eighth District

Sean Elo-Rivera

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Ninth District

Charles Modica

Heather Ferbert

Independent

City Attorney

Budget Analyst

Diana J.S. Fuentes

City Clerk

Monday, September 14, 2026, AT 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM

Glossary of City Council Agenda Terms

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1. Council President: A member of the City Council and the presiding o�cer

over City Council meetings.

2. City Clerk: An independent City o�cial responsible for maintaining the

o�cial records of the Council meetings and assisting with meeting

management.

3. Roll Call: A method of taking attendance during a meeting where each

member is called by name, and they respond to indicate their presence.

4. Minutes: A written record of action of what happened during a meeting.

5. Consent Agenda: A list of routine items that are grouped together for

approval with minimal discussion unless a Councilmember requests to

remove an item for separate consideration.

6. Proclamation: A public statement issued by the City Council to commemorate

or recognize a significant event, achievement, or individual.

7. Non-Agenda Public Comment: A period during a meeting where members of

the public can speak about topics not listed on the meeting agenda.

8. Ordinance: A formal law or regulation enacted by the City Council.

9. Resolution: A less formal decision by the City Council to express its opinion

or take action on a particular matter.

10. Adjournment in Memory: A formal acknowledgment at the end of a meeting

to honor someone who has passed away recently.

11. Adjourn: To o�cially end a meeting or session, after completing the agenda

items or reaching a designated stopping point.

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