April 7th, 2026
3:30 – 5:00 pmKerr Hall 307Join Zoom (opens in new tab)
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[3:30 - 3:33] Welcome and Introductions
- Members' introductions: Name, Pronouns, Year, Major, and Space.
- Order: Cowell, Stevenson, Crown, Merrill, Kresge, Porter, Oakes, RCC, C9, JRL, Graduate Students, SAB, Provost, SUA, Lisa, Sezona, Lucy
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[3:33 - 3:35] Approval of the Agenda and Minutes
- Approval of Agenda
- Approval of March 31, 2026 Minutes
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[3:35 - 3:40] Public Comment
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[3:40 - 3:45] Announcements
- Absentee comment form
- Request from Stevenson Cowell College community garden regarding an extension of their 25-26 SFAC award (Lucy has details)
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SFAC Chair/Vice-Chair Reports
- Chair
- TODO
- Vice-Chair
- TODO
- Chair
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Subcommittee Reports
- Audit
- Audit Reports for Round 1 should be finalized by Friday, April 10th.
- Vir will give feedback on Friday, and each group will incorporate changes by Monday, April 13th.
- Round 2 will begin from next week onwards.
- Audit members that go to CSF – please talk to other campuses about how they run audits! Some highlights:
- UCLA notably audits every division on campus that receives SSF (a model we will want to move towards)
- Irvine is reviewing all permanent allocations
- Berkeley is the model we use (temperature check emails, etc)
- Audit Reports for Round 1 should be finalized by Friday, April 10th.
- Outreach
- We will be meeting 11am-12pm every Friday this quarter!
- Do we want to meet in person if so where?
- The Fee Summit is happening! More planning info to come on Friday!
- We will be meeting 11am-12pm every Friday this quarter!
- Audit
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[3:45 - 3:55] Discussion/Vote - Referenda Pro/Con Statement Approval
- Summary: Finalizing pro/con statements after feedback from the campus elections coordinator and discussion of next steps. Voting on final approval of pro/con statements.
- Items:
- Vote: Approval of Pro/Con Statements
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[3:55 - 4:20] Discussion - Planning a fee summit
- Summary: Planning an event to inform students about the kinds of fees they pay, the activities these groups do, and ways to be involved in them. Topics will entail information on new and existing fees, election information, and types of fees (compulsory, opt-out, opt-in). But it will primarily focus on the Current Referendum on the ballot. Discussion will focus on preliminary planning and selecting members to help plan it.
- This will be mainly an Outreach Committee Project, but we would like everyone's input in this planning stage
- Items:
- Summary: Planning an event to inform students about the kinds of fees they pay, the activities these groups do, and ways to be involved in them. Topics will entail information on new and existing fees, election information, and types of fees (compulsory, opt-out, opt-in). But it will primarily focus on the Current Referendum on the ballot. Discussion will focus on preliminary planning and selecting members to help plan it.
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[4:20 - 5:00] Discussion/Vote: TAPS: Discussion on Measure 73 Recommendation
- Background: At the February 23rd SFAC meeting, Executive Director of TAPS, Dan Henderson visited with SFAC for the annual presentation that is required by Measure 73. Measure 73 states that each winter quarter, TAPS will present information to SFAC (ridership data, budget, etc.). After this presentation, the SFAC developed a recommendation for the chancellor related to whether the fee escalation that was voted in by students in Measure 73 should be implemented for the following year. For 2026-2027, the fee increase would be $3.00 per student per quarter, or a total of $9.00.
- Summary: Finalizing goals we want TAPS to meet from last meeting's discussions. Previous goals will be amended based on responses from the Director of TAPS. These goals are intended to be finalized to give enough time to discuss with TAPS. Vote will be on approving the proposed goals and allowing SFAC leadership to start discussions with TAPS.
- Items:
- TAPS Materials
- Metrics For TAPS
- SFAC_Minutes_020926
- 2019-measures-all.pdf
- TAPS Question Responses - TODO
- Vote: Initial proposed Measure 73 Recommendation
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[5:00] Adjournment
Upcoming Guests/Topics:
- University Registrar Tchad Sanger and Finance Manager Ken Maranta: Records Fee - April 14th @ 4:00 - 4:30 pm
- Tour of Kresge College Renovation Project: May 12th @ 3:30 (Meet at Kresge by parking lot 143/145, closest to R12 and R13). Must wear pants, and closed toe, hard toe shoes Tennis shoes are ok, but hiking boots are better).
Meeting and Committee Member Resources:
- SFAC Roster
- Orientation Materials
- Agendas and Minutes
- Tracking Sheet for Campus Based Fees ongoing discussion
- Google Folder
- Summer 26 Fee Levels