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Sacramento council to weigh salary schedule, entertainment zones, park and sewer contracts

A packed consent calendar plus three discussion items are scheduled for the Sept. 15 joint meeting of the council and its affiliated agencies.

Source: City Council agenda Reviewed by an editor

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The short version

The council is scheduled to consider a revised citywide salary schedule and pay adjustments for some unrepresented job classes. (Agenda, item 17)
An ordinance would amend City Code section 12.50, which covers Entertainment Zones. (Agenda, item 19)
A $1.6 million grant agreement with Visit Sacramento would fund due diligence for proposed flat sports fields at Granite Regional Park. (Agenda, item 7)
A $361,356 contract would build walkway improvements at Mangan Park in District 5. (Agenda, item 8)
Several utility contracts are on the consent calendar, including a $735,500 condition assessment of the Combined Wastewater Treatment Plant. (Agenda, item 10)

Item 17 · Discussion calendar

Revised citywide salary schedule up for approval

What it does: Approves a revised citywide salary schedule and pay adjustments for some unrepresented classifications
Also allows: Minor changes to the exhibit to correct omissions and errors
Source: Agenda, item 17

The council is scheduled to consider a resolution approving a revised citywide salary schedule.

The resolution would also approve salary adjustments for certain unrepresented classifications, meaning job classes without a union. It would let the City Manager or a designee make minor fixes to correct omissions and errors.

Staff from the Department of Human Resources is listed as the contact.

Item 19 · Discussion calendar

Entertainment Zone rules would be amended

Code section: Sacramento City Code section 12.50
Published: Sept. 4, 2026, after being passed for publication Sept. 1, 2026
Source: Agenda, item 19

An ordinance would amend Sacramento City Code section 12.50, which relates to Entertainment Zones.

The agenda does not describe what the amendment changes. The item was passed for publication on Sept. 1, 2026, and published on Sept. 4, 2026.

The Nighttime Economy Manager in the Economic Development Department is the listed contact.

Item 7 · Consent calendar

$1.6M grant would fund study of flat sports fields at Granite Regional Park

Grant amount: Up to $1,600,000 to Visit Sacramento
Funds transferred: $442,000 and $1,158,000 from two 2006 Army Depot Redevelopment funds
Where: Granite Regional Park, District 6
Source: Agenda, item 7

The council is scheduled to consider a resolution creating the Granite Flat Fields Project as a new multi-year operating project.

It would move $442,000 from one 2006 Army Depot Redevelopment fund and $1,158,000 from another into the project. It would also let the City Manager or a designee sign a grant agreement with Visit Sacramento for up to $1,600,000.

The money would fund Phase 1C of due diligence for proposed flat fields at Granite Regional Park in District 6. The item was published for 10-day review on Sept. 4, 2026.

Item 8 · Consent calendar

Mangan Park walkway contract would go to TJR Resources

Contract: $361,356 to TJR Resources, Inc.
Where: Mangan Park, District 5
Source: Agenda, item 8

The council is scheduled to consider a motion approving construction plans and awarding a $361,356 contract to TJR Resources, Inc. for the Mangan Park Walkway Improvements Project.

The motion would also let the City Manager or a designee sign the contract. The park is in District 5.

Items 2, 4, 5, 6, 9–16 · Consent calendar

Debt forgiveness, software, grants and utility contracts on the consent list

Debt forgiveness: Up to $149,758 for The Salvation Army, Districts 5 and 6
Grant: $6 million state Proposition 64 Public Health and Safety Grant
Fire/Medi-Cal: About $5.2 million transferred; about $10.1 million reimbursed; two-thirds vote required
Source: Agenda, items 2, 4, 5, 6, 9–16

The consent calendar is voted on in one motion. Among the items: forgiving up to $149,758 in repayment owed by The Salvation Army for ineligible costs in the Stockton Boulevard Housing Stabilization program (Districts 5 and 6).

Other items would add $156,938.15 to an NEOGOV online application contract for one more year, and accept a $6 million state Proposition 64 public health and safety grant. A Fire Department item involves transferring about $5.2 million to the state health department and accepting about $10.1 million in Medi-Cal reimbursement, with about $4.8 million going to offset emergency medical service costs. It requires a two-thirds vote.

Utility and public works items include $430,000 for wastewater flow monitoring, a $735,500 treatment plant condition assessment, $113,551 and $117,798 in engineering contract increases, a $70,000 transfer and $85,958 change order for the Power Inn Queue Cutter project, $205,723 more for the Martin Luther King Jr. Library renovation, up to $1,776,914 to modernize the parking access and revenue control system, and a five-year extension of county parking system hosting. The council would also confirm a Measure U advisory commission appointment and authorize the Mayor to sign a response to a Grand Jury report on the Community Police Review Commission.

Item 18 · Discussion calendar

Housing agency financial report would be received

Report covers: Year ended Dec. 31, 2025
Action: Receive and file
Source: Agenda, item 18

The council is scheduled to receive and file the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency's draft Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the year ended Dec. 31, 2025.

Receiving the report does not change any policy or spending.

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