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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Livermore public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Corbett property open space acquisition (817 acres, Altamont Hills)
The city is moving to buy roughly 817 acres of Altamont Hills grassland for permanent open space. The land is a critical wildlife corridor and habitat for golden eagles, California red-legged frogs, and tiger salamanders. The Planning Commission's consistency determination is a required step before the acquisition can proceed.
Project and Program Grant Funding Recommendations
The commission is reviewing grant funding recommendations for local arts organizations, with staff proposing budget-adjusted awards totaling $28,650 for six community programs.
Municipal Fleet Electrification Project
The city is moving forward with Phase 2 of its Fleet Electrification Project, which includes installing 100 EV charging ports across various city facilities. PG&E will provide electrical upgrades requiring permanent property easements at City Hall, the Maintenance Service Center, and the Police Department.
Library Summer Learning and Spring Program Engagement
The library is celebrating a record-breaking summer reading program with 5,800 participants reading nearly 6.1 million minutes. Staff will present final statistics and community outreach highlights.
Patron Records Confidentiality Policy Revision
The library is reviewing its 1991 confidentiality policy to address modern concerns, including digital third-party vendors and linked family accounts.
PFAS Water Treatment System Upgrades at Cal Water Stations
California Water Service is proposing to install new PFAS water treatment systems at Stations 9, 19, and 31 to improve local drinking water safety. The upgrades include Granular Activated Carbon vessels, control systems, and underground utility connections.