How They Voted: San Jacinto council Sept. 15 — LandCare award and consent calendar 4-0

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SAN JACINTO — The San Jacinto City Council on Sept. 15, 2026, approved Discussion Item 4.1 awarding a Tract 31886 landscape and irrigation construction contract to Conserve LandCare for $986,944.25 on a motion to approve by Sanchez, seconded by Vandever, according to AgendaLink public action records for the meeting.

The recorded roll call was: Yea — Ruiz, Sanchez, Ayala, Vandever; Absent — Ledezma; Nays — none (4-0).

The same 4-0 roll call was recorded on a motion by Sanchez, seconded by Vandever, to approve the balance of the consent calendar, which included August 2026 warrants of $9,789,216.25; Tract Map 32955-1 (129 lots); Resolution 4149 on Proposition 1 housing bonds; introduction of Ordinance 26-05 on SB 1383 self-hauler requirements; and authorization of a letter requesting a veto of SB 1087.

A closed-session report body was not posted in the AgendaLink minute notes when this account was prepared.

Vote tallies are from AgendaLink recorded Action/Result for meeting session 6a8f6db1066d94050f960588. A published minutes PDF was still listed in review status when checked.

AgendaLink: https://horizon.agendalink.app/engage-v2/sanjacintoca/agendas

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