ATT_A_List_of_Newly_Approved_Priorities_(1).pdf

This document is a Workshop Prioritization Process results list from the City of Milpitas, California, identifying newly approved funding priorities across three tiers of importance. The High Priority category includes exploring expansion of SMART transportation services and developing a Fentanyl Policy. The Important tier encompasses four initiatives: the Storefront & Crime Prevention Business Initiative with $100,000 in allocated funding to provide grants to victims, a Strategic Land Acquisition Revenue Reserve Fund with $200,000, a Temporary Police Office on Main Street requiring $310,000, and an ADU Permit Subsidy at $60,000. The Nice to Have category includes updating the Mural Program Policy, a Ring Doorbell Neighborhood Initiative budgeted at $120,000, and a Council Special Events Fund with $10,000.

The Storefront & Crime Prevention Business Initiative is being implemented through an Invitation for Bid (IFB) for shatterproof window film and installation services. The City will subsidize up to $4,000 per business, targeting small businesses with 25 or fewer employees, with larger storefronts responsible for costs exceeding the allowance cap. Contractors must hold a current California Contractor's License D-52, provide shatterproof window film meeting specified technical requirements, and be licensed resellers for the proposed product. The contract term is expected to be one to two years depending on project completion timelines, and all work is subject to prevailing wage requirements mandated by the California Department of Industrial Relations.