Long Beach — 2026-03-24

1. 26-54637\nRecommendation to increase appropriations in the General Fund Group in the City\nManagers Department by $5,250, offset by the First District One-Time District\nPriority Funds, transferred from the Citywide Activities Department, to provide\ncontributions of:\n• $5,000 to AAA Flag and Banner Mfg. Co., Inc, in support of the Washington\nNeighborhood Community Pride Banner Project;\n• $250 to Long Beach 908 Marketing Services, LLC. in support of 908 Day;\nand\nDecrease appropriations in the General Fund Group in the Citywide Activities\nDepartment by $5,250, to offset a transfer to the City Manager Department.\nOffice or Department:\nMary Zendejas, Councilwoman, First District\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

10. 26-54580\nRecommendation to adopt Specifications No. ITB FM-25-664 and award a contract\nto AAA Oil, Inc. dba California Fuels and Lubricants, of Garden Grove, CA, Safety-\nKleen Systems, Inc. dba Clean Harbors Environmental Services Inc., of Norwell,\nMA, and SC Commercial, LLC dba SC Fuels, of Orange, CA, for the purchase of\npetroleum products, in an annual aggregate amount of $300,000; authorize a 10\npercent contingency in the amount of $30,000, for a total annual aggregate\ncontract amount not to exceed $330,000, for a period of two years, with the option\nto renew for three additional one-year periods; authorize City Manager, or\ndesignee, to execute all documents necessary to enter into these contracts,\nincluding any necessary subsequent amendments; and\nIncrease appropriations in the Fleet Services Fund Group in the Financial\nManagement Department by $130,000, offset by funds available generated by\nrevenue received through the Fleet Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).\n(Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nFinancial Management\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

11. 26-54581\nRecommendation to adopt Specifications No. ITB FM-25-531 and award a contract\nto Beam Global, of San Diego, CA, for the purchase of two portable Beam solar-\npowered electric vehicle (EV) Autonomous Renewals Chargers (ARC), with related\nequipment and accessories, in a total amount not to exceed $184,756, inclusive of\ntaxes and fees; authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents\nnecessary to enter into the contract, including any necessary subsequent\namendments; and\nIncrease appropriations in the Airport Fund Group in the Airport Department by\n$271,981, offset by grant revenue and Airport operating revenues. (District 5)\nOffice or Department:\nFinancial Management; Long Beach Airport\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

12. 26-54582\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all\ndocuments necessary to enter into a general data use and disclosure agreement\n(DUDA) between the City of Long Beach Department of Health and Human\nServices and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) for a period of 3\nyears upon execution of the agreement. The agreement may be terminated by\ncause at the discretion of CDPH. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nHealth and Human Services\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

13. 26-54583\nRecommendation to adopt Specifications No. RFP HE-25-595 and award a\ncontract to LeSar Development Consultants, of San Diego, CA, to support the\ncompletion of the Homelessness Strategic Plan Update, a data-driven plan that will\nguide the City’s strategic approach in addressing homelessness, in an annual\namount of $265,000, authorize a 13 percent contingency in the amount of $34,450,\nfor a total annual contract amount not to exceed $299,450, for a period of one\nyear, with the option to renew for four additional one-year periods, at the discretion\nof the City Manager; and\nAuthorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents necessary to enter\ninto the contract, including any necessary subsequent amendments. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nHealth and Human Services\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

14. 26-54584\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all\ndocuments necessary to amend Contract No. 35012 with Alliant Insurance\nServices, Inc., of Newport Beach, CA, for healthcare, employee benefits\nconsulting, and actuarial services, to increase the contract amount by $172,084,\nfor a revised contract amount not to exceed $2,272,084, and extend the term of the\ncontract to February 28, 2027. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nHuman Resources\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

15. 26-54586\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to approve a fee waiver\nfor the Long Beach Yacht Club, in an amount not to exceed $5,000, for use of dock\nspace in Alamitos Bay Marina for participating vessels during the 2026\nCongressional Cups for the period of April 24 through May 4, 2026; Ullman Sails\nLong Beach Race Week for the period of June 25 through 28, 2026; and the Cal\n20 Class Championship for the period of August 12 through 16, 2026. (District 3)\nOffice or Department:\nParks, Recreation and Marine\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

16. 26-54587\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to approve a fee waiver\nfor the Navy Yacht Club Long Beach, in an amount not to exceed $3,500, for use\nof dock space in Alamitos Bay Marina for veteran honoring, racing and cruise\ncelebrations, for the period of April 2026 through November 2026. (District 3)\nOffice or Department:\nParks, Recreation and Marine\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

17. 26-54588\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to approve a fee waiver\nfor the Seal Beach Yacht Club, in an amount not to exceed $5,000, for use of dock\nspace in Alamitos Bay Marina for participating vessels for Opening Day festivities\non May 2, 2026; the Seal Beach to Dana Point Regatta on July 10, 2026; and the\nMarina del Rey “Outlaw” Regatta on September 5, 2026. (District 3)\nOffice or Department:\nParks, Recreation and Marine\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

18. 26-54585\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all\ndocuments necessary to amend Contract No. 33364 with Active Network, LLC, of\nDallas, TX, to provide continued utilization of the Parks, Recreation and Marine\nDepartment’s facility reservation and registration system, to March 30, 2027, with\nthe option to renew for one additional one-year period, at the discretion of the City\nManager. (Citywide)\nLevine Act: Yes\nOffice or Department:\nParks, Recreation and Marine\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

19. 26-54589\nRecommendation to adopt Specifications No. RFP PR-25-632 and award contracts\nto Community Animal Medicine Project, of San Pedro, CA and Helen Sanders Cat\nProtection and Welfare Society, of Seal Beach, CA, to provide high-volume spay\nand neuter veterinary services, in an annual aggregate amount of $245,000, and\nauthorize a 25 percent contingency in the amount of $61,250, for a total annual\ncontract amount not to exceed $306,250, for a period of two years, with the option\nto renew for three additional one-year periods, at the discretion of the City\nManager; and, authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents\nnecessary to enter into the contracts, including any necessary subsequent\namendments. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nParks, Recreation and Marine\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

2. 26-54649\nRecommendation to increase appropriations in the General Fund Group in the City\nManager Department by $1,700, offset by the Second Council District One-Time\nDistrict Priority Funds, transferred from the Citywide Activities Department, to\nprovide contributions of:\n• $300 to Long Beach Heritage for their Sapphire Celebration Gala\nrecognizing 45 years of historic preservation on April 9, 2026;\n• $500 to Friends of the Long Beach Fighters in support of their 2026 St.\nBaldrick’s Foundation Cars and Clippers Fundraising Event on March 14,\n2026;\n• $200 to the Black Employees Association of Long Beach for their Black\nHistory Month Celebration on February 10, 2026;\n• $350 to PTA California Congress of Parents, Teachers & Students Inc. to\nsupport the Horace Mann Elementary School PTA STEAM Fair on April 23,\n2026;\n• $350 to the WomenShelter of Long Beach to support their “Leading with\nLove” Gala on May 7, 2026; and\nDecrease appropriations in the General Fund Group in the Citywide Activities\nDepartment by $1,700, to offset a transfer to the City Manager Department.\nOffice or Department:\nCindy Allen, Councilwoman, Second District\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

20. 26-54590\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute an\nagreement with the Long Beach Unified School District for food preparation for the\n2026 Summer Food Service Program, in an amount not to exceed $358,150;\nexecute a sponsor/site agreement with the City of Signal Hill; and execute any\ndocuments, including any necessary subsequent amendments, to accept funds,\nimplement, and administer the 2026 Summer Food Service Program, from June\n15, 2026, through August 21, 2026. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nParks, Recreation and Marine\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

21. 26-54591\nRecommendation to receive and file the application of Legends Sports, LLC, for an\noriginal application of an Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) License, at 1051\nQueens Highway. (District 1)\nLevine Act: Yes\nOffice or Department:\nPolice Department\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

22. 26-54592\nRecommendation to increase appropriations in the Capital Projects Fund Group in\nthe Public Works Department by $270,000, offset by State Highway Safety\nImprovement Program (HSIP) funds from California Department of Transportation\n(Caltrans) (HSIPL-5108(240); and\nIncrease appropriations in the Capital Projects Fund Group in the Public Works\nDepartment by $270,000, offset by transfer of State HSIP funds from the Capital\nGrant Fund, a fund within the Capital Projects Fund Group. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nPublic Works\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

23. 26-54664\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all\ndocuments necessary to amend Contract No. 35926 with West Coast Arborists,\nInc., of Anaheim, CA, for providing tree trimming and related services, to increase\nthe annual contract authority by $2,600,000, for a revised total contract amount not\nto exceed $18,850,000, update the City representative, and to extend the term of\nthe contract to April 20, 2027. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nPublic Works\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

24. 26-54593\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute an\nagreement and any necessary documents, including any necessary subsequent\namendments, with Johns Hopkins University (JHU) to accept and expend grant\nfunding for the Love Your Block Program in the amount of $60,000, for the period\nNovember 1, 2025, through October 31, 2026; and\nIncrease appropriations in the General Services Fund Group in the Technology\nand Innovation Department by $60,000, offset by grant revenue. (District 7)\nOffice or Department:\nTechnology and Innovation\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

25. 26-54594\nRecommendation to adopt resolution authorizing City Manager, or designee, to\nexecute a contract, and any necessary documents including any necessary\nsubsequent amendments, with Network Craze Technologies, Inc., of East\nSyracuse, NY, for providing technology solutions, products, and services, on the\nsame terms and conditions afforded to TIPS USA, in a total annual amount not to\nexceed $200,000, until the TIPS USA contract 220105 expires on May 31, 2027,\nwith the option to renew for as long as the TIPS USA contract is in effect, at the\ndiscretion of the City Manager. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nTechnology and Innovation\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.\nHEARING

26. 26-54595\nRecommendation to receive supporting documentation into the record, conclude\nthe public hearing, review and determine that the proposed Zoning Code\nAmendment and Local Coastal Program Amendment are exempt from the\nCalifornia Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Sections 15304 (Minor\nAlterations to Land) and 15311 (Accessory Structures) (CE-25-143);\nDeclare ordinance approving a Zoning Code Amendment (ZCA25-002), and adopt\nthe proposed findings related thereto, to amend Long Beach Municipal Code\n(LBMC) Chapters 21.15, 21.32, 21.33, 21.35, 21.45, 21.51, 21.52, and 21.53 of\nTitle 21 (Zoning) related to the definition of mobile food facilities (i.e. mobile food\ntrucks) and their operation on private property to support proposed changes to Title\n5 (Regulations of Businesses, Trades and Professions and Title 8 (Health and\nSafety) of the LBMC, read the first time and laid over to the next regular meeting of\nthe City Council for final reading;\n26-54652\nDeclare ordinance amending Chapters 22.15 and 22.25 of Title 22 (Transitional\nZoning Code: Zone in Specified Areas) related to the definition of mobile food\nfacilities (i.e. mobile food trucks) and their operation on private property to support\nproposed changes to Title 5 (Regulations of Businesses, Trades and Professions\nand Title 8 (Health and Safety) of the LBMC, read the first time and laid over to the\nnext regular meeting of the City Council for final reading; and\n26-54596\nAdopt resolution supporting a Local Coastal Program Amendment (LCPA25-002)\nto implement the establishment of new regulations for mobile food facilities in Title\n21 (Zoning) to implement proposed changes of Title 5 and Title 8 of the LBMC and\nauthorizing City Manager, or designee, to submit LCPA25-002, and associated\nmaterials and findings, related to changes to Title 21 of the LBMC to the California\nCoastal Commission for its review and certification in compliance with the Certified\nLocal Coastal Program. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nCommunity Development\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

27. 26-54659\nWITHDRAWN\nRecommendation to authorize a seven percent (7%) merit compensation increase\nto the annual base salary of Francine Kerridge, Police Oversight Director, in\naddition to a $3,000, one-time performance incentive, effective the pay period\nbeginning April 4, 2026.\nOffice or Department:\nRex Richardson, Mayor\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

28. 26-54646\nRecommendation to request City Manager to work with Public Works and the\nMobility Officer, Community Development, and other relevant departments to\ninvestigate modernized parking systems in Downtown Long Beach and report back\nin 60 days, including:\n• Use of valet parking and pre-reserved spots in public City Place Lots for\nentertainment venues; and\n• Use of high-density parking lift systems on surface parking lots, both private\nand public.\nOffice or Department:\nMary Zendejas, Councilwoman, First District; Cindy\nAllen, Councilwoman, Second District\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

29. 26-54658\nRecommendation to request City Manager to provide a presentation to City\nCouncil within 30 days on the Colorado Lagoon Open Channel Project, including\nan overview of the project, the causes of construction delays, the anticipated\ntimeline for completion, and any lessons learned to help prevent similar delays in\nfuture City infrastructure projects.\nOffice or Department:\nKristina Duggan, Councilmember, Third District\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

3. 26-54650\nRecommendation to increase appropriations in the General Fund Group in the City\nManager Department by $5,000, offset by the Third Council District One-Time\nDistrict Priority Funds, transferred from the Citywide Activities Department, to\nprovide contributions of:\n1. $500 to the Long Beach Heritage for the 2026 Preservation Awards\nCelebration;\n2. $500 to Community Partners for the 2026 Celebration of the Young Child;\n3. $500 to Tichenor Orthopedic Clinic for Children for their 2026 Superheroes\nCarnival and Resource Fair;\n4 $500 to Playmakers for the Third Annual Adaptive Sports Fair;\n5. $500 to Temple Israel for the 2026 Make a Difference Day;\n6. $500 to Long Beach BLAST for Breakfast BLAST 2026;\n7. $1,000 to the Conservation Corps of Long Beach for the 31st Annual Dine\non Pine;\n8. $1,000 to the Alamitos Heights Improvement Association for the planning of\nvarious community events; and\nDecrease appropriations in the General Fund Group in the Citywide Activities\nDepartment by $5,000, to offset a transfer to the City Manager Department.\nOffice or Department:\nKristina Duggan, Councilmember, Third District\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

30. 26-54661\nRecommendation to request City Manager, in coordination with City Attorney, City\nProsecutor, Police Department, Fire Department, Health and Human Services\nDepartment, and Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Communications, to draft\nand return to the City Council within 90 days with the CORE Strategy\n(Compassionate Outreach, Response, and Enforcement);\nThe CORE Strategy should serve as a severity-based decision-making framework\nto address threatening and unsafe behavior, untreated mental illness, severe\nsubstance use disorder, and grave medical deterioration in public spaces. The\nstrategy should operationalize all available tools, including:\n1. Deploying all voluntary engagement options provided in the December 23,\n2025 memo titled Response Strategy for Individuals Displaying Unsafe or\nNon-Criminal Threatening Behavior;\n2. Filing petitions for eligible individuals to the Community Assistance,\nRecovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Court;\n3. Utilizing applications and referrals under the expanded definition of “gravely\ndisabled” pursuant to Senate Bill 43, including coordination with designated\nCounty LPS-authorized clinicians and receiving hospitals, and establishing\nprotocols, training standards, and documentation practices for outreach staff\nand officers;\n4. Enforcing existing laws, such as public intoxication, drug possession,\ndisorderly conduct, camping in public, trespassing, indecent exposure, and\nother applicable codes, to address safety concerns and support appropriate\nintervention when violations occur;\n5. Utilizing recent changes made to State law to address repeated theft and\ndrug possession and to create leverage for court-ordered treatment for\neligible repeat offenders;\n6. Integrating any additional local, county, or state intervention tools and\ndiversion programs identified by City staff as effective in achieving\nstabilization and preserving public safety;\nRequest City Manager return to City Council with a public reporting strategy for\ntreatment placements, SB 43-related applications submitted, CARE Court data as\navailable, diversion placements, and felony drug possession arrests. This report\nmust document systemic barriers to treatment and disaggregate outreach data to\ndifferentiate between the acceptance of basic survival supplies and the refusal of\nother services, treatment, and housing. The report should utilize the past year’s\ndata as a baseline; and\nRequest City Manager to include in the 90-day return any necessary City Council\nactions recommended to fully implement the CORE Strategy.\nOffice or Department:\nKristina Duggan, Councilmember, Third District; Cindy\nAllen, Councilwoman, Second District; Daryl Supernaw,\nCouncilman, Fourth District\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

31. 26-54601\nRecommendation to adopt Specifications No. R-7216 and award contracts to\nAddison-Miller, Inc., of Orange, CA, Bitech Construction Co., Inc., of Buena Park,\nCA, and EBS General Engineering, Inc., of Corona, CA, for as-needed curb ramp\nand related improvements, in a total aggregate amount not to exceed $50,000,000,\nfor a period of two years, with the option to renew for three additional one-year\nperiods, at the discretion of the City Manager; authorize City Manager, or\ndesignee, to execute all documents necessary to enter into the contracts, including\nany necessary amendments; and\nAccept Categorical Exemption CE-25-114 and find the project exempt from CEQA\nunder State CEQA Guidelines Categorical Exemption, Section 15301(Existing\nFacilities), and Section 15302 (Replace or Reconstruction). (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nPublic Works\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.\nORDINANCE

32. 26-54597\nRecommendation to declare ordinance amending Long Beach Municipal Code\n(LBMC) Section 5.92.030, Section 8.68.160, Section 8.68.170 and adding Division\nXIII to Chapter 5.92 (Adult Use Cannabis Business and Activities); all relating to\nthe regulation of cannabis special events, read the first time and laid over to the\nnext regular meeting of the City Council for final reading; and\n26-54598\nAdopt resolution setting twelve (12) as the maximum number of cannabis special\nevent permits that may be issued to each cannabis event organizer per year.\n(Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nCity Manager; City Attorney\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

33. 26-54599\nRecommendation to receive and file an update on the proposed Mobile Food\nFacility Ordinance recommendations; and\nDeclare ordinance amending Title 5 and Title 8 of the Long Beach Municipal Code\nby repealing and replacing Chapters 5.37, 5.51, 8.40, 8.44, 8.45, and amending\n10.24 all relating to mobile food facilities, read the first time and laid over to the\nnext regular meeting of the City Council for final reading. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nCity Manager; Financial Management; Health and\nHuman Services\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

34. 26-54600\nRecommendation to receive and file the Biennial Report on Public Convenience\nand Necessity Regarding Taxicab Service; determine that the number of\nauthorized Taxicabs is sufficient for the needs of the City of Long Beach; find that\nLong Beach Yellow Cab Cooperative Inc., is in full compliance with the terms and\nconditions of the current permit; direct that the period for filing of taxicab\napplications remains closed; that the Taxi Regulation Modernization Pilot Program\ncease April 23, 2026, and that a permanent taxi program be implemented; and\nDeclare ordinance amending Title 5 of the Long Beach Municipal Code by\namending and restating Chapter 5.80, all relating to the implementation of a\npermanent Taxicab Program, read the first time and laid over to the next regular\nmeeting of the City Council for a final reading. (Citywide)\nLevine Act: Yes\nOffice or Department:\nFinancial Management\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.\nNEW BUSINESS

35. 26-54699\nRecommendation to request City Manager to work with all appropriate\ndepartments including Parks, Recreation and Marine, Community Development,\nand the Office of Equity, as well as engage with the Parks and Recreation\nCommission and community stakeholders, to initiate a comprehensive review and\nrenaming process for City-owned parks, facilities, and assets currently honoring\nCesar E. Chavez, including Cesar E. Chavez Park in downtown Long Beach;\nRequest City Manager to work with the Office of Equity and community\nstakeholders to propose revisions to the City’s existing resolution recognizing the\n31st of March as Cesar Chavez Day, into a new and more expansive resolution\npromoting a day of celebration in the City that uplifts the broader legacy of\neconomic justice and civil rights of the farmworkers movement, and that\nrecognizes the invaluable role that women leaders have and continue to play in\nthese movements for dignity and justice; request City Attorney to revise this\nresolution based on community feedback; and\nRequest City Manager to engage and encourage the Long Beach Unified School\nDistrict, Long Beach City College, California State University Long Beach and\nother prominent civic and cultural institutions throughout Long Beach to pursue\nsimilar measures to review and consider potential renaming actions for schools,\ncenters, facilities, programs, celebrations, days of recognition, and other public\nforums currently honoring Cesar E. Chavez into names that are more consistent\nwith the city’s broader values of equity, inclusion, and justice.\nOffice or Department:\nRex Richardson, Mayor; Roberto Uranga, Vice Mayor,\nSeventh District; Mary Zendejas, Councilwoman, First\nDistrict; Joni Ricks-Oddie Councilmember, Ninth District\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

36. 26-54696\nRecommendation to adopt resolution authorizing City Manager, or designee, to\nexecute a contract, and any necessary documents including any necessary\nsubsequent amendments, with Xmond, Inc. dba Minuteman Press Long Beach, of\nLong Beach, CA, for providing envelope printing services, to increase the current\n$100,000, purchase order by an amount of $300,000, authorize a 20 percent\ncontingency in the amount of $60,000, for a total contract amount not to exceed\n$460,000, for a period of six months, with the option to renew for one additional\nsix-month period, at the discretion of the City Manager. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nTechnology and Innovation\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

4. 26-54643\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager to execute an Agreement with the firm\nBurke Williams & Sorensen, LLP, for legal services in the matter entitled\nChristopher Stuart, et al. vs. City of Long Beach, Los Angeles Superior Court Case\nNo. 21STCV21452.\nOffice or Department:\nCity Attorney\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

5. 26-54662\nRecommendation to approve the minutes for the City Council meeting of Tuesday,\nMarch 10, 2026.\nOffice or Department:\nCity Clerk\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

6. 26-54663\nRecommendation to refer to City Attorney damage claims received between March\n9, 2026 and March 16, 2026.\nOffice or Department:\nCity Clerk\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

7. 26-54638\nRecommendation to approve the destruction of records for the Health and Human\nServices Department; and adopt resolution.\nOffice or Department:\nCity Clerk\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

8. 26-54578\nRecommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all\ndocuments necessary to amend Contract No. 36330 with Courtesy Chevrolet\nCenter, of San Diego, CA, for the purchase of various Chevrolet sedans, utility\nvehicles, and trucks, to increase the contract authority by $500,000, for a revised\ntotal contract amount not to exceed $8,000,000. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nFinancial Management\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.

9. 26-54579\nRecommendation to adopt resolution authorizing City Manager, or designee, to\nexecute a contract, and any necessary documents including any necessary\nsubsequent amendments, with INF Associates, LLC, of New York, NY, for the\npurchase of an E-boost 30 kilowatt (kW) electric vehicle (EV) charging station\ntrailer with two ChargePoint Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC) stations, with\nrelated equipment and accessories, on the same terms and conditions afforded to\nSourcewell (Contract No. 051123-INA), in a total amount not to exceed $247,637,\ninclusive of taxes and fees. (Citywide)\nOffice or Department:\nFinancial Management\nSuggested Action:\nApprove recommendation.