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The city budget is in stellar shape so far, to the point that the council enacted adjustments recommended by city staff that included spending for a projected $5,362,549 general fund surplus. But that's just one of the key takeaways...
The Pleasanton City Council is set to discuss developing a more formal parklet program for local businesses at their final meeting this year on Tuesday, starting at 7 p.m.
"The city agreed to go forward with the decision and it was affirmed by the city council," Pleasanton's deputy city manager Pam Ott said. "The intention of the street closures for Weekend on Main is two-fold," she said, "to support all downtown businesses by providing additional space in which they can choose to expand as they work to recover from the impacts of COVID restrictions, and to encourage the community to reconnect with downtown while shopping, dining and using the services of the merchants." PDA Board President Terri Terry said, "We are working with all our strength and creativity ...