Frank Quint

Measure M Parks Investment and Measure H Renewal

Generates approximately $880,000 annually on average for Petaluma park maintenance and capital improvements.

Petaluma Fairgrounds Master Plan and Community Resilience Center

Affects municipal revenues and operational costs associated with fairgrounds management.

Rainbow Bridge Pet Commemoration Project

Project is volunteer-led and donor-supported with no direct burden on city operating funds.

Naming of Petaluma Community Sports Fields Baseball Field after John 'JJ' Jackson

Negligible costs associated with signage and dedication ceremonies.

Senior Services and Resource Outreach

Potential fee structures for for-profit vendors are under discussion to support event costs.

2026-2027 Committee Strategic Goals and Priorities

East Side Pathway Naming and Wayfinding

Up to $220,000 funded by Transportation Development Act Article 3.

Petaluma River Trestle Revitalization and Ownership

Potential significant costs for removal, remediation, or restoration depending on partnership and ownership determinations.

Dog Park Needs and Foxtail Hazards

McNear-Landy Riverfront Mural Project

Estimated material costs of $120 for primer, with labor provided by community volunteers.

Senior Center Parking Lot and Facility Planning

Details regarding project costs were not specified during the discussion.

Dog Park Facilities and Maintenance

Potential future costs for park maintenance or fencing improvements if evaluated by staff.

Lucchesi Park Batting Cage Expansion

Estimated at approximately $10,000, funded through community donations and fundraising events with city staff absorbing administrative and permitting review fees.

Petaluma River Park Complete Streets Checklist Review

Involves regional grant funding exceeding $250,000.

Lucchesi Park Skatepark Public Art Installation

Funded through in-lieu fees generated by the Lucchesi Park skatepark project.

McNear Park Bocce Ball Court Proposal

The project will be funded entirely through monetary, material, and labor donations collected by the Sunrise Rotary Club.

Cavanaugh Pool Sudden Closure and Community Impact

The pool refresh was completed using in-house labor and existing park maintenance resources without requiring special supplemental council appropriations, though long-term cost recovery and fee structures will be evaluated during annual budget cycles.