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Island Strategic Action Committee · 5:30 PM · City Hall 1201 Leopard St. 6th Floor Conference Room

The Island Strategic Action Committee approved its April minutes, continued FY27 budget priority discussions without finalizing a list, and received a staff presentation on the Island Water Flow Study addressing canal drainage and culvert capacity.
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Case File 26-0365

3 hearings since Mar 2026·Last: Jun 9, 2026·Significant

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Attorney

Request island committee emails ranking next year's budget projects

Why now: The June 9, 2026 record states the subcommittee did not meet and that staff would collect highest priorities from members via email, with budget items required to be finalized at the July meeting.

What to do: Ask the city secretary or committee liaison for the emails staff solicited from committee members ranking budget priorities, plus the posting and agenda record for the canceled June subcommittee meeting. Then put the question to counsel in writing: does compiling member rankings by email, rather than in a posted meeting, satisfy the committee's own procedures for how recommendations are formed — a question that is far harder to raise after the list is adopted in July.

Act before: After the July meeting finalizes the budget priority list

Source: Item #6 ↓
Contractor

Track island culvert, striping, and jetty accessibility work

Why now: April 8, 2026 lists Encantada Box Culverts as pending LJA study results and short-term Island Mobility Plan striping projects, and March 3, 2026 shows city staff tasked with investigating forgotten Mobility Plan implementation phases.

What to do: Request the LJA study on the Encantada box culverts and the city's list of Island Mobility Plan short-term phases staff was asked to investigate — these define the scope of any future drainage and striping packages. The committee has flagged five recurring items (Encantada culverts, mobility/striping, visitors center QR codes, welcome sign, South Packery Channel jetty accessibility), and the small-dollar sign, signage, and ADA scopes are the type typically handled off cooperative contracts rather than a formal advertised solicitation.

Act before: After the July meeting finalizes the budget priority list

Source: Item #6 ↓
Journalist

Ask why island budget subcommittee skipped its June meeting

Why now: The June 9, 2026 record states the subcommittee did not meet and staff would collect priorities by email before the next subcommittee meeting, while the April 8, 2026 entry lists Encantada Box Culverts as "pending LJA study results."

What to do: The Ampitheater/Development Priorities subcommittee failed to meet on June 9, so staff moved to collecting "highest priorities" by email instead of in an open session — ask for that email chain and for the ranked list staff produced from it. Also ask when the LJA engineering study on the Encantada box culverts will be released, since it has been cited as pending since April 8 with no public results across three appearances of this item.

Act before: After the requested emails and LJA study are produced

Source: Item #6 ↓
Resident

Weigh in before July on island street and jetty projects

Why now: The June 9, 2026 record states budget items must be finalized at the July meeting and that staff will collect priorities by email; minutes for both items record discussion only with no vote taken.

What to do: If you want bike and pedestrian striping on your street, the Encantada box culverts, or wheelchair access at the South Packery Channel jetty funded next year, send your priority in writing to the committee now — staff is gathering rankings by email rather than at a public meeting, and the list is locked at the July meeting. The same five items have carried unchanged from April through June with no vote taken, so nothing is guaranteed until the ranking is set.

Act before: After the July meeting finalizes the budget priority list

Source: Item #6 ↓

Analysis

Governance & Oversight

FY27 budget priorities remain unresolved: the ADP Subcommittee did not meet, so staff will gather each ISAC member's top priorities by email before the next subcommittee meeting, with all budget items required to be finalized at the July meeting.[#6]

Infrastructure & Facilities

City staff recommended upgrading Island canal culverts and outlined a possible interim measure to manage water velocity, while confirming that PIPOA has committed to complete previously discussed dredging work.[#7]

Insights by Role

Journalist

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe Island Water Flow Study presentation (File 26-0911) surfaces an unresolved funding question for a roughly $1 million culvert replacement, tied to a conditional dredging commitment from PIPOA that depends on the city making that upgrade.

Lobbyist

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe FY27 budget priority list (File 26-0365) is not yet final — staff will collect each ISAC member's top priorities by email ahead of the next ADP Subcommittee meeting, with items due to be finalized at the July meeting.

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#1Minutes from the Island Strategic Action Committee's meeting held on April 8, 2026.

To Be Introduced

#FOngoing Business

#6Initial discussion of the FY27 budget resolution as new business for city council.

To Be IntroducedPending3 monthsCase File 26-0365

#HPresentation Items

#7A presentation on the Island Water Flow Study, examining water flow conditions on the island.

To Be Introduced

#IFuture Agenda Items

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