Council Filed Tue, Nov 10 8:39 PM
Sacramento council to meet behind closed doors on K Street sale, labor talks
A special closed-session meeting is scheduled for Sept. 29 to discuss a downtown property sale, police union negotiations and performance reviews of five top city officials.
Unofficial until the minutes are approved. We will update this page when they are posted.
- The council is scheduled to meet in closed session at 11 a.m. at City Hall, 915 I Street. (Agenda)
- Negotiators would discuss terms of a possible sale of 825-831 K Street to Sutter Capital Group. (Agenda)
- Labor negotiators would meet with the Sacramento Police Officers Association. (Agenda)
- The council would also hold performance evaluations for the city attorney, auditor, clerk, manager and treasurer. (Agenda)
- This is a joint meeting of the council and four related city authorities and agencies. (Agenda)
Possible sale of downtown K Street property
- Property
- 825-831 K Street, Sacramento, California 95814
- Negotiating parties
- City of Sacramento and Sutter Capital Group
- City negotiator
- Maraskeshia Smith, City Manager
- Scope
- All terms associated with sale of property
- Source
- Agenda, item 1
The council is scheduled to discuss terms of a possible sale of a downtown property at 825-831 K Street. The other party in the talks is Sutter Capital Group.
The city manager would negotiate for the city. The agenda says all terms of the sale are under discussion.
Because the meeting is closed, the public will not hear the details discussed. Any decision would be reported later, and nothing is final until minutes are approved.
Talks with the police officers union
- Employee organization
- Sacramento Police Officers Association
- City representatives
- Maraskeshia Smith, Tina Gallegos, Aaron Donato and Tim Davis
- Source
- Agenda, item 2
The council is scheduled to meet with its labor negotiators about the Sacramento Police Officers Association. The agenda does not describe what terms or topics are on the table.
Labor talks can affect pay, benefits and working conditions for police officers, which in turn affect the city budget. No details are public because the item is in closed session.
Performance reviews of five top city officials
- Positions reviewed
- City Attorney, City Auditor, City Clerk, City Manager, City Treasurer
- Source
- Agenda, items 3-7
The council is scheduled to hold closed-door performance evaluations for five charter officers: the city attorney, city auditor, city clerk, city manager and city treasurer.
These are the city's top appointed officials. The agenda does not say whether any action, such as a contract change, is proposed.
The meeting is a joint session of the City Council, the Sacramento City Financing Authority, the Sacramento Housing Authority, the Sacramento Public Financing Authority and the Sacramento Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency.
How the public can take part
- Meeting time and place
- 11:00 AM, City Hall Complex, 915 I Street
- Public comment
- Two minutes per item, up to four items
- Written comments
- Submitted online; filed in the record, not read aloud
- Source
- Agenda, meeting notice
The meeting is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. at the City Hall Complex, 915 I Street. It can be watched on the city's YouTube channel or on Metro Cable 14.
People who want to speak get two minutes per item, up to four items. Written comments can be submitted online; they go into the record but are not read aloud.
The agenda notes that captions and translated audio on the city's YouTube channel are generated by artificial intelligence and may contain errors.
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