To meet this requirement, staff members are recommending engaging in a minimum two-year renewable energy contract in the amount of $4,865.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council is expected to purchase the certificate.
The council will consider repairing two concrete sections of sidewalk in Burbank. The first area, in the northwest corner of the city is bounded by Buena Vista Street, city boundaries to the north and west, Amherst Drive on the east, and Empire Avenue and San Fernando Boulevard on the south.
The second area is bounded by Main Street and Victory Boulevard on the west, the city’s southern boundary, Kenneth Road on the east and Magnolia Boulevard on the north.
This is the fifth year of the city’s 10-year sidewalk repair program.
This program provides for repair of concrete infrastructure primarily within two of the city’s 20 public works maintenance sections every year.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council will likely give the go-ahead to construction, which is expected to start in February and will cost about $1 million.
The council will consider creating a new classification inside the Burbank Fire Department for deputy fire marshal.
The responsibilities of the deputy would include managing and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Fire Prevention Bureau, which includes overseeing the enforcement of federal, state and local laws pertaining to the prevention and control of fires, assisting in the investigation of hazardous materials incidents, and other duties.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Staff members are requesting that the council approve the new position, for which salary range would be set between about $1,600 and $2,000 a week.
The council is slated to consider allocating more than $35,000 to review the forthcoming environmental impact report for a proposed pipeline set to run through a sliver of Burbank.
