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The Planning Commission recommended City Council approval of the 189-unit Arroyo Lago residential development on a 30-acre site, including annexation, PUD zoning, subdivision map, and a pre-annexation/development agreement. The Commission conditioned approval on increasing the developer’s El Charro Road improvement contribution from $3 million to $8 million, signaling significant off-site infrastructure work. Land development, utility, and transportation firms should track Council action and upcoming design and construction packages tied to this large subdivision and road improvement funding.
The City is updating its Freeway Maintenance Agreement and a new project-specific maintenance agreement with Caltrans for SR 101 and SR 1 within city limits. These clarify which landscaping, bike, pedestrian, transit, and cleaning tasks the City will handle around the highways, tied to projects like the Higuera Complete Streets work with about $6.95 million in state grant funding. This sets up ongoing needs for maintenance operations, vegetation control, graffiti and encampment cleanup, bike and pedestrian facility upkeep, and possibly related contract services.
Fresno Housing is preparing to acquire 4.53 acres in Kerman (four commercial parcels near Whitesbridge and Vineland) for future multifamily housing. Staff negotiated a $1,375,000 purchase price, obtained AB 2011 site plan approval, and is finalizing CC&R amendments, while requesting $1,625,000 in HRFC funds for acquisition and predevelopment. With concept design underway and zoning relying on streamlined state provisions, there is significant room for design, civil, and entitlement consultants, as well as early GC input.
Valley Water updated the committee on the Pure Water Silicon Valley Direct Potable Reuse program, including a $100 million demonstration facility and Learning Center and a $2.45 billion full-scale DPR plant added to the CIP in 2026. AECOM has been selected for design of the pilot and Learning Center, and staff are now focusing on charter and full-scale agreements, RO concentrate management, permitting roadmap, and exhibit procurement. This creates near-term opportunities around Learning Center exhibits and longer-term needs for process equipment, construction, controls, outreach, and grant support for the large DPR build-out.
The district is planning a 25-year power purchase agreement where Luminace will build solar arrays at each campus and sell energy to WUHSD. Assumptions show traditional utility costs of about $98.8 million vs. $28.5 million under the PPA, plus residual SCE payments of $55.3 million, yielding roughly $15 million in cost avoidance. This indicates a large, long-term solar and energy management program, with opportunities for related services such as engineering, storage, controls, monitoring, and financial advisory support around the PPA structure.
Across multiple goals, PVUSD commits to strengthening MTSS for academics, behavior, and SEL, supported by data systems like EduClimber and STAR assessments. Actions 1.13, 2.2, 3.6, and 4.5 describe MTSS teams, data monitoring, and Tier 2/3 interventions but do not fully specify platforms or analytics tools. This is an opportunity for MTSS software and analytics providers to enhance data use, progress monitoring, and intervention coordination.
Pittsburg USD budgets about $1.06M in 2026‑27 for focused English learner supports: PD and coaching, expanded EL summer programs, supplemental online reading programs, expanded ELO-P language support, newcomer SEL services, and completion of an EL Master Plan. They also used $301k in LREBG funds to stabilize dual immersion staffing and expand TK dual immersion. No specific vendors are named for PD, online programs, or SEL supports. This is a sizable open lane for EL curricula, platforms, and training services.
Pittsburg USD is building out districtwide MTSS and restorative practices as Tier 1 supports, with $3.47M budgeted for SEL, MTSS/COST/CARE facilitators, mental health therapists, behaviorists, nurses, and behavior support aides. They used LREBG funds to add a BCBA, nursing services, and a Child Welfare Aide, and report reduced suspensions and chronic absenteeism but uneven implementation. This creates ongoing demand for MTSS consulting, SEL curricula, restorative practice training, and integrated attendance/behavior data tools.
The district budgets over $3.3M for college and career readiness exploration, including college and career technicians, counselors, CCGI, AP prep, UCAN College Fair, dual enrollment expansion, and matriculation programs like Puente and AVID. They identify declining A‑G completion and mis-coded dual enrollment data, and plan more targeted recruitment and data monitoring. This is a pre-RFP opportunity for college/career platforms, A‑G tracking tools, CTE pathway curriculum, and dual enrollment support services.
Downey USD is expanding its 1:1 iPad initiative to additional grades in 2026-27, with full TK–12 implementation planned by the end of the cycle. Action 6.2 shows about $10.6 million budgeted to maintain and replace classroom devices, LCDs, and provide at-home Wi-Fi for low-income students. Vendors for devices, MDM, classroom displays, connectivity, and digital learning tools can engage now as the district refines specifications and replacement schedules.
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