WALNUT CREEK, CA —Walnut Creek's City Council will consider transferring $500,000 for repairs and upgrades at Boundary Oak Golf Course on Tuesday, alongside a separate proposal to redirect $209,666 toward resurfacing Walden Park's basketball court.
The golf course proposal would move money from the Golf Course Enterprise Fund's Capital Equipment & Improvement Reserve Fund into new capital and facility maintenance projects. The work would cover electrical repairs, sewer repairs, painting, and lighting upgrades.
The Walden Park proposal would transfer $209,666 from the Arbolado and Rudgear Parks Athletic Court Resurfacing project into a new basketball court resurfacing project.
Both proposals appear on the Nov. 17 City Council consent calendar.
The council will also review an update and closeout of the Accessory Dwelling Unit Accelerator program, which it authorized on Oct. 1, 2024.
The program used state grant funding to encourage construction of accessory dwelling units and support updates to the city's pre-approved ADU plans.
Another consent calendar proposal would add $142,700 to the city's agreement with Partners in Public Innovation, bringing the contract ceiling to $433,420.
The amendment would expand process improvements and Lean training services for the Development Services Team and extend the agreement through June 30, 2028.
A separate amendment with Truepoint Solutions would continue support for Accela, the city's permitting database, with a contract ceiling of $153,800.
Council members will consider accepting a $30,000 grant from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to cover overtime costs for alcohol enforcement and education operations. They will also consider an easement at 2700 Mitchell Drive for a bus shelter, passenger access, and pedestrian access.
The agenda includes an amendment and extension of the city's law enforcement services agreement with Macerich HHF Broadway Plaza.
After public comment, the council will enter closed session to confer with property negotiators about price and payment terms for Broadway Plaza Street, a corridor currently closed to vehicle traffic, and 1860 Glenhaven.
The meeting will also include recognition of the Las Lomas flag football team, a Lung Cancer Awareness Month proclamation, and a presentation from Contra Costa County Supervisors Candace Andersen and Ken Carlson.
The council meets 6 p.m. at City Hall, 1666 N. Main St.
Residents may comment in person, through Zoom, or by telephone.
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