General Meeting Information
Date: June 11,
2026
Time: 1:00-2:30 p.m.
Location: Zoom
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Agenda
Time Agenda Item A/D/I/R
Discussion LeaderDraft Notes 1:00 p.m. 1)
Approve the agendaA
Vice ChairsApproved
1:05 p.m. 2)
Welcome and FarewellA
Vice ChairsWelcome Alisa Omeragic and farewell to Martin Varela
1:10 p.m. 3)
Approve the notes from May 14, 2026A
Vice ChairsApproved
1:15 p.m. 4)
Annual College Governance Assessment Final (due June 26)I/D
Vice ChairsCompleted the Governance Assessment 5)
FY25/26 FHDA Q3 Report PresentationI/D
Sabit/VarelaDistrictwide enrollment: The FY 2025–26 P2 report estimates resident FTES will increase 2.41% and nonresident FTES will decline 9.43%, affecting the general fund. FHDA is one of the system’s two largest nonresident colleges. Labor negotiations and health and welfare costs are rising; 1:30 p.m. 6)
FY26/27 De Anza Tentative Budget PresentationI
Sabit/VarelaFund 15, considered unrestricted, has no change. Budget trends differ from prior years because the district is now community-funded, with funding arriving on a different schedule. Historically, the budget covers employee salaries and benefits, plus operating expenses such as supplies, travel, conferences, consulting, temporary staff, and equipment. DA annual allocations come from district funding, college-side revenue, vacancy savings, and carryforward. Prior year balances were around $5.5k million back in FY10/11. Now DA running deficit. History: District directed colleges to spend down carryforward balances. DA hired positions with one-time funds, expecting to eliminate them if ongoing funding did not materialize. No additional funds were received, and no positions were eliminated.. The FY25/26 EFB is projected at negative $1,749,952. The FY29/30 EFB is projected at negative $1,407,360. The FY25/26 projection includes $926,871 in additional part-time faculty expenses. DA is working with the District to negotiate a zero carryforward for FY26/27 I
Sabit/VarelaThe May Revision proposes a 2.87% COLA and a 1.4% discretionary COLA for SCFF colleges, plus 14 weeks of paid family leave. We won’t receive those funds, but the district will receive $120.7 million for deferred maintenance, allocated under state formulas outside apportionment. Distribution will be negotiated among FH, DA, and CS. The proposal isn’t final; the budget is finalized June 30. 8)
Quick NewsAll Thank you & Summer Good Wishes
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No meetings on 12/11/2025 (Finals week) 01/08/2026 (1st week); 04/09/2026 (1st week).A = Action
D = Discussion
I = Information
R = Recommendation
BAC supporting documents are posted here: Budget Advisory Committee Documents
Previous General Funds Released to RAPP in Accordance with the Shared Governance Process
Budget Advisory Committee (BAC)
Resource Allocation and Program Planning (RAPP)
Senior Leadership Team (SLT)