Lincoln council to weigh fire engine, stadium netting, legal contract

City would buy a new wildland fire engine

What

Purchase of a Skeeter Type 5 Wildland Fire Engine for the Fire Department

Also

Would rescind Resolution 2024-041, approved by the council on March 12, 2024

Source

Agenda, item 13.F

The council is scheduled to consider buying a Skeeter Type 5 Wildland Fire Engine for the Fire Department. The item would also cancel a previous council resolution from March 2024 that approved an earlier purchase.

The agenda does not state a price for the engine.

McBean Stadium would get more outfield netting

Contract

Agreement with West Coast Netting for design, purchase and installation of additional protective netting in the McBean Stadium outfield

Cost

Not to exceed $125,000

Budget

Budget augmentation of $150,000

Also

Would create CIP 728

Source

Agenda, item 15.A

The council is scheduled to consider a contract with West Coast Netting to design, buy and install more protective netting in the McBean Stadium outfield. The agreement would be capped at $125,000.

The item also calls for a $150,000 budget increase and would create a new capital project, CIP 728.

Water storage project task order set at $224,500

Contract

Task order with Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. for the Lakeview Farms Volumetric Storage Phase 1 Project (CIP 181)

Cost

$224,500

Source

Agenda, item 13.A

The council is scheduled to consider a $224,500 task order with Stantec Consulting Services for the first phase of the Lakeview Farms Volumetric Storage project. The work is listed as capital project CIP 181.

The resolution would let the City Manager sign the task order.

Council would approve a new legal services agreement

Contract

Agreement with White Brenner, Legal Services

Who signs

City Manager

Source

Agenda, item 15.B

The council is scheduled to consider an agreement with White Brenner, Legal Services. The resolution would authorize the City Manager to enter into it.

The agenda does not describe the scope of the legal work or the cost.

Routine approvals: park completion, grant, bikeways plan, final map

13.B

Notice of Completion for the Joiner Ranch East – Joiner Park Renovation Improvements

13.C

Acceptance of a Placer County Air Pollution Control District Clean Air Grant and creation of CIP 725, a pantograph charging station at the Twelve Bridges Library transit stop

13.D

Fourth Amendment to the City of Lincoln Bikeways Master Plan 2026 Update

13.E

Liberty At Lincoln Phase 2 Large Lot Final Map and authorization to record the final map

Source

Agenda, items 13.B–13.E

These items are grouped on the consent calendar and would be approved in one motion unless a council member asks to pull one for separate discussion.

They cover closing out the Joiner Park renovation, accepting a clean air grant for a charging station at the Twelve Bridges Library transit stop, updating the Bikeways Master Plan, and recording the Liberty At Lincoln Phase 2 large lot final map.

Council meets privately on three legal matters

1.A

Existing litigation: City of Lincoln v. The Gathering Inn, et al., Placer Superior Court Case No. S-CV-0053711

1.B

Anticipated litigation: two potential cases

1.C

Existing litigation: Dickman, et al. v. City of Lincoln, et al., U.S. District Court, Eastern District of California Case No. 25-cv-02096

Source

Agenda, items 1.A–1.C

The council is scheduled to meet in closed session at 5:00 p.m. with legal counsel on three matters: one existing case involving The Gathering Inn, two potential cases, and one existing federal case.

Any report from closed session is listed on the agenda after the council reconvenes.

Proclamation for Frontotemporal Degeneration Awareness Week

Dates

September 28 to October 4, 2026

Source

Agenda, item 10.A

The Mayor is scheduled to present a proclamation recognizing September 28 to October 4, 2026 as Frontotemporal Degeneration Awareness Week.