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City of San Ramon
City Council — Regular Meeting
Consent Calendar
Approve Minutes from April 7, 2026 Regular Meeting
Authorize Purchase Order — Fleet Tire Replacement ($48,200)
Public Hearing
Rezoning of 2401 Crow Canyon Rd (APN 208-350-012)
Consider rezoning from C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) to MU-2 (Mixed-Use, Transit-Oriented).
Action Items
Adopt Ordinance 2026-04 Amending Chapter 14 of the Municipal Code
Update short-term rental registration requirements; adds 30-day minimum for non-hosted stays.
Informational
Receive Presentation on Q1 Budget Performance
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Rezoning of 2401 Crow Canyon Rd (APN 208-350-012)
Consider rezoning from C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) to MU-2 (Mixed-Use, Transit-Oriented).
Background
The 0.9-acre parcel is adjacent to the Crow Canyon BART shuttle stop and currently operates as a single-tenant auto parts retailer. The General Plan designates the site as Transit-Oriented Mixed Use (2019 update).
Staff recommendation
Adopt Resolution 2026-18 rezoning the parcel to MU-2, subject to the conditions of approval in Exhibit A.
Attachments
Public comments
17 commentsIn support. The site has been a dead corner since the hardware store closed, and adding housing near transit is exactly what the General Plan calls for.
I have concerns about parking spillover onto Dougherty during peak hours. Would like to see the TDM plan before the Council decides.
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