Inglewood public meetings in 2024

City Council

This is a special meeting with only a closed session item. The City Council will confer with legal counsel behind closed doors regarding pending litigation in the case Estate of Alexis Pulido et al v. Inglewood Police Department et al, Case No. 2:24-cv-01413-RGK-RAOx. No public decisions or open-session business will be conducted.

• Closed session conference with legal counsel on pending litigation: Estate of Alexis Pulido et al v. Inglewood Police Department et al, Case No. 2:24-cv-01413-RGK-RAOx

City Council

The City Council will discuss the development of a 15-story luxury hotel by Arya Group, Inc. and hold a closed session regarding the selection and contract of the City Manager. The body will also vote on several city service contracts and budget amendments.

• Proposed 15-story, 310,300 square-foot luxury hotel with 174 guest rooms by Arya Group, Inc.
• Agreement with Versaterm Public Safety US Inc. for CommunityReport not to exceed $97,571 (Year 1), $55,571 (Year 2), and $55,571 (Year 3).
• Blanket purchase order with Pace Newspaper for $70,000.
• Budget amendment of $100,000 for a barrier wall design at 119 Court at Yukon Avenue.
• Payment of $98,792 for maintenance repair services of City-owned vehicles and equipment.

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider three event permit requests for holiday giveaways, a new business license for a parking lot at 10400 S. Prairie Ave, and renewal of 15 business licenses. The committee also will approve minutes from a November 27 special meeting. All items are subject to approval or denial.

• Doris Obih for Jack & Jill Christmas Giveaway at 700 Warren Ln on Saturday, December 44, 2024
• Annette Virgen for Holiday Fun Fest at 328 Centinela Ave on Saturday, December 44, 2024
• Noemi Sanchez for Toy Giveaway at 40801 S. Prairie Ave on Thursday, December 49, 2024
• Nilam Patel DBA Tomato Market to operate a parking lot at 10400 S. Prairie Ave
• Business license renewals for 15 businesses including Walden Automotive, Carmax, and several auto rent/lease companies

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider a permit request from Megan LaGrow (Tailgater Concierge) to host a private LA Bowl tailgate event at 714 E Manchester Blvd on December 18, 2024, from 2-5 p.m. The event is for UNLV alumni, with no street closures or public admission. The committee may approve or deny the request.

• Permit request for LA Bowl tailgate at 714 E Manchester Blvd, Dec 18, 2-5 p.m.
• Event organized by Tailgater Concierge for UNLV alumni, expected attendance 200.
• No street closures proposed; parking directed to SoFi/LA Forum.
• Alcohol will be served with hired bartenders; food prepared off-site.
• Committee recommendation: approval or denial.

Rental Housing Board

The Rental Housing Board will receive an oral presentation and conduct a Q&A session regarding the Rental Housing Board Petition Process and Owner Petitions Module 3. The meeting includes a review of procedures for fair return and capital improvement rent increase petitions.

• Oral presentation by RSG on Rental Housing Board Petition Process & Owner Petitions Module 3

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will consider approving a $20 million Project Partnership Agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for water resources improvements through FY2030. Other major items include $1.93 million for sidewalk replacements, a $1.55 million janitorial services contract, and two transportation grants from LACMTA totaling $2.5 million. The council will also hear a public hearing on the annual CAPER report for HUD and consider renewing the ordinance authorizing police use of military equipment.

• Approve $20,000,000 Project Partnership Agreement with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for Water Resources Improvement Projects (WRIP) FY2024-FY2030
• Award $1,933,500 contract to Kalban Inc. for Sidewalk Replacements Project (FY 2024-25)
• Approve three-year janitorial contract with Joncowest, LLC for $1,551,933 total ($517,311 annually)
• Approve two LACMTA funding agreements: $1,500,000 for Manchester/Prairie ITS and traffic signals, and $1,000,000 for Changeable Message Signs
• Renew Ordinance 23-08 approving funding, acquisition, and use of specified military equipment by police

Park & Recreation Commission

There is no Park and Recreation Commission meeting scheduled for December. The next meeting is scheduled for February 6, 2025.

The Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission cancelled its December 2024 meeting. No decisions were made. The next meeting is scheduled for February 6, 2025.

• Cancelled December 2024 meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is addressing General Plan Amendment No. 2022-001 regarding the 4200 West Century Boulevard Project. The provided text consists of a letter of support for the project from the Western States Regional Council of Carpenters.

• General Plan Amendment No. 2022-001 for the 4200 West Century Boulevard Project

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing a proposal for a 13-story, 293-room hotel and 11 condos on a 1.98-acre site. The body is considering a General Plan Amendment to change the land use from Industrial to Commercial/Residential and an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration.

• General Plan Amendment for 4200 Century Blvd to change designation from Industrial to Commercial/Residential
• Proposed 13-story, 150-foot building including a 293-room hotel and 11 condos
• Approval of Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND)
• Proposed Zoning Code Amendment regarding extended-stay hotel use
• Request for Planned Assembly Development, Special Use Permit, Tract Map, and Site Plan Review

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and zoning requests. Key items include a General Plan Amendment for a new mixed-use development and the establishment of Inclusionary Zoning Regulations.

• General Plan Amendment for a 333,500 square-foot, 13-story building with 11 condos and a 293-room hotel at 4200 West Century Boulevard
• Zoning Code Amendment No. 24-00002 to establish Inclusionary Zoning Regulations
• Special Use Permit for So-In-To-It, LLC to amend conditions for a hotel and restaurant at 3900 West Century Boulevard
• Special Use Permit for 3 Van Ness Ave Corp. to allow distilled spirits and outdoor dining at 7927 South Van Ness Avenue

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing a proposal for a 333,500-square-foot mixed-use building at 4200 Century. The project involves demolishing existing uses to build a 13-story structure with residential, hotel, and entertainment spaces.

• Proposed 333,500-square-foot mixed-use building at 4200 Century
• 11 residential condominium units on levels 9-12
• 118 serviced apartment hotel rooms and 175 hotel rooms
• 54,700 square feet of event/entertainment space, lobby, bar, and restaurant
• Caltrans recommendations for Complete Streets infrastructure and bike parking

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing a proposal by 4200 QOF LLC to develop a 333,500 square-foot building featuring a hotel, condos, and retail. UNITE HERE Local 11 has submitted comments requesting a stay on approvals due to alleged flaws in the environmental review regarding air quality, building height, and greenhouse gas emissions.

• Proposed 13-story mixed-use building at 4200 West Century Boulevard
• Project includes 175-room hotel, 118 extended stay apartments, and 11 condos
• Requested General Plan Amendment to change land use from Industrial to Commercial/Residential
• Proposed building height of 150 feet (current zoning limit for hotels is 75 feet)
• Request for Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) approval

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approval of several permits and license requests, including a holiday tree lighting event, three Christmas tree lot permits, a new parking lot business, two new tobacco retailer licenses, and a list of business license renewals. The committee will also approve minutes from the November 14 meeting.

• Holiday tree lighting event at 3900 W. Manchester Blvd (Forum Entertainment LLC)
• Christmas tree lot permits at 3363 W Century Blvd, 8801 S La Cienega Blvd, and 2930 West Imperial Highway
• New tobacco retailer license for Liquor LA at 3006 W. Manchester Blvd
• New tobacco retailer license for Aryas Mini Mart at 400 W. Manchester Blvd
• New business license for parking lot at 4060 W. Century Blvd

City Council

The City Council will meet in closed session on a pending claim, then consider consent items including payments, agreements, and a council initiative. Key actions include authorizing $46,090 for legal investigation services, approving a $13,300 advance funds agreement for environmental services for a proposed 571-unit residential development, accepting a $1,354,766 Building Forward Grant from the California State Library, and approving a $195,000 agreement with Hawthorne for law enforcement medical director services. The mayor also proposes spending $110,000 on gift cards for disadvantaged Inglewood Unified School District students and their families for Christmas.

• Closed session on pending litigation: Wawanesa Insurance claim for damages
• Authorize $46,090 payment to Harris & Associates for employee-related investigation
• Approve $13,300 advance funds agreement with HAS INWD Property Owner, LLC for environmental study for 571-unit residential development
• Accept $1,354,766 Building Forward Grant from California State Library for library services
• Approve $110,000 purchase of gift cards for disadvantaged IUSD students and families for Christmas 2024

Rental Housing Board

The Rental Housing Board is holding a special meeting to discuss the Tenant Petitions & Respondent Appeals Module 2. The session includes an oral presentation by RSG and a question-and-answer period.

• Oral presentation by RSG regarding Tenant Petitions & Respondent Appeals Module 2

Arts Commission

The Inglewood Arts Commission will discuss the balance of the Percent for the Arts Fund and hear updates on public art projects including Creative House gallery utility box maintenance and conservation of Conch Shell and History of Transportation art. The commission will also consider proposed updates to the Percent for the Arts Program Procedures and Guidelines. Additionally, the August 2024 meeting minutes will be approved.

• Budget update: discuss balance of Percent for the Arts Fund
• Creative House gallery utility box maintenance duration and funding
• Conch Shell Art conservation update
• History of Transportation Art conservation update
• Proposed updates to Percent for the Arts Program Procedures and Guidelines

City Council

The City Council will review several department reports and a series of legal claims. The body is deciding on a multi-year agreement for tax and fee administration and an amendment for auditing services.

• Proposed three-year agreement with Hinderliter de Llamas & Associates for $500,000 annually ($1.5 million total)
• Proposed Amendment No. 1 to Agreement No. 22-141 with Lance, Soll & Lunghard, LLP for $175,208
• Recommendation to reject 19 various claims for vehicle damage, personal injury, and property damage
• Closed session negotiations for property at 1011-1051 South Prairie Avenue and 150 South Market Street
• Setting of a public hearing by the Finance Department

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will review and potentially approve or deny three event permits for Thanksgiving and health fair events, a new tobacco retailer license for In N Out Smoke, and routine business license renewals for two local businesses. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the prior meeting.

• Turkey Giveaway event on Nov 20 at 1011 S. Stadium Dr., Hollywood Park
• Thanksgiving Free Outreach Fest on Nov 23 at 6741 West Blvd.
• Family Health and Wellness Fair on Dec 7 at 111 N. Locust St., Inglewood Senior Center
• New tobacco retailer license request for In N Out Smoke at 4314 W. Century Blvd.
• Business license renewals for AMPM Cars & Trucks Enterprises Inc. and Confidence Cutz LLC

Rental Housing Board

The Inglewood Rental Housing Board will consider adopting Resolution HP-24-02, which modifies the calculation and effective date of Small Area Fair Market Rents to January 1 each year. The board will also vote on adopting Rules of Decorum, approving minutes from April 10, 2024, adopting bylaws, and receiving an introductory training module. Public comments are accepted on agenda items and other matters.

• Resolution HP-24-02 modifying Small Area Fair Market Rents calculation and effective date to January 1
• Adoption of Rules of Decorum for meeting conduct
• Approval of minutes from the April 10, 2024 meeting
• Adoption of Bylaws of the Rental Housing Board
• Rental Housing Board Introductory Training Module 1 presentation

Park & Recreation Commission

The Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission will receive verbal reports on current department activities, including maintenance contracts for pools and park restrooms, graffiti abatement, and recreation event updates. The Director's Report covers projects at Edward Vincent Park Arboretum and Siminski Park Garden, as well as the Annual Inglewood Open Studios Event and an Intuit Dome luncheon for seniors. No formal votes on ordinances or funding are scheduled; the agenda is primarily informational.

• Pool maintenance contractor update
• Park restroom maintenance contractor report
• Edward Vincent Park Arboretum Project discussion
• Siminski Park Garden Project update
• Annual Inglewood Open Studios Event and Intuit Dome Seniors Luncheon

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two zoning code amendments regarding objective design standards and inclusionary zoning regulations. The body will also review specific development applications for a mixed-use building and a hotel permit amendment.

• Zoning Code Amendment No. 24-00001 to establish Objective Design Standards
• Zoning Code Amendment No. 24-00002 to establish Inclusionary Zoning Regulations
• Proposed 8-story mixed-use building with 150 residential units at 111 North La Brea Avenue
• Special Use Permit amendment for a hotel and restaurant at 3900 West Century Boulevard
• Construction of a 437 square-foot restroom at Edward Vincent, Jr. Park

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission holds a public hearing to decide on a Special Use Permit to amend conditions of approval for an existing three-story hotel and restaurant at 3900 West Century Boulevard. The property is zoned M-1L (Limited Manufacturing). The project is exempt from CEQA review. Public testimony will be heard.

• Special Use Permit SUP24-00019 to amend conditions of SP-2020-004 for hotel/restaurant at 3900 W Century Blvd
• Environmental Notice of Exemption (EA-CE-2024-126) declares project categorically exempt from CEQA

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide whether to grant a special use permit modifying approval conditions for an existing three-story hotel and restaurant on a 86,102-square-foot property zoned M-1L (Limited Manufacturing) at 3900 West Century Boulevard. The project is categorically exempt from CEQA. Public testimony is accepted at the hearing.

• Special use permit (SUP24-00019) to modify conditions of SP-2020-004 for hotel/restaurant at 3900 W Century Blvd
• Property zoned M-1L (Limited Manufacturing) and approximately 86,102 sq ft
• Environmental exemption (EA-CE-2024-126) under CEQA
• Public hearing scheduled for November 6, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. at Inglewood City Hall

Parking & Traffic Commission

This meeting of the Inglewood Parking and Traffic Commission is largely procedural, with no substantive items on the agenda. The commission will approve minutes from the September 25, 2024 meeting and hear public comments. No public hearings, rezonings, or contracts are scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from September 25, 2024 meeting
• Public comments on agenda items and other city business
• Chairperson and commissioners oral reports

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will decide whether to approve a special event permit for the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation to host a World Series Play Ball Weekend Skills Clinic. The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Dodgers Dream Fields 59 and 60 in Edward Vincent Jr. Park. No other items are on the agenda.

• Permit request by Michael McElveen on behalf of Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation for a youth baseball skills clinic
• Event location: Edward Vincent Jr. Park, 700 Warren Lane, Dodgers Dream Fields 59 and 60
• Event date and time: Saturday, October 26, 2024, 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
• Anticipated attendance: 250 participants
• Committee recommendation: consider approval or denial

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will vote on five event permit requests, including a Women's March, Dia de Los Muertos, and a Costco duplicate key sale. They will also consider new business licenses for an adult video retail store and the Intuit Dome, as well as a tobacco retailer license and several business license renewals.

• Women's March and Rally at Inglewood City Hall South Lawn on Nov. 2
• Dia de Los Muertos Art Exhibition at Inglewood Senior Center on Nov. 2
• Temporary Costco event to sell duplicate auto keys at 3560 W Century Blvd (Nov 13 – Dec 8)
• Intuit Dome show/exhibit/special event license at 3930 W Century Blvd
• Adult Videos Retail Store license at 10301 S Hawthorne Blvd

Library Board

The Inglewood Library Board will receive an update on the Main Library design and an operational/program update. The meeting also includes approval of July 2024 minutes and public comment periods. The agenda is primarily procedural with no proposed votes or specific funding decisions.

• Main Library design update
• Operational and program update
• Approval of minutes from July 24, 2024

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will vote on a consent calendar that includes a $13.5 million increase for pooled engineering contracts, a $1.3 million Darby Park lighting upgrade, and two residential sound insulation contracts totaling over $2 million. The council will also consider rejecting seven claims for injuries and damages, appointing three members to the Climate Resilience District Board, and approving a federal advocacy contract. Oral reports from the city attorney, manager, and clerk will be given.

• Approve Amendment No. 1 to Agreement 22-023 with Kimley-Horn and Willdan Engineering, increasing pooled contract amount by $13.5 million and extending to 2027
• Award contract to Ace Electric for Darby Park Lighting Upgrade Phase 2 at $1,345,630 (ARPA funds)
• Two residential sound insulation contracts with S&L Specialty Construction: Group 41 ($947,694) and Group 42 ($1,149,874), covering 116 total units
• Three-year federal legislative advocacy agreement with Vectis DC LLC at $84,000 annually ($252,000 total)
• Rejection of seven claims against the city, including personal injury at 1001 Stadium Drive and property damage on Prairie Avenue

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will hold a special meeting to consider approval of a Special Event Permit for a 5K Black Breast/Chestfeeding Awareness Walk organized by the LA County Department of Public Health. The event is scheduled for October 26, 2024, at Darby Park Track (3400 W. Arbor Vitae St.). The committee may approve or deny the permit. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Special Event Permit request for 5K Black Breast/Chestfeeding Awareness Walk (Activity No. 00385482)
• Event on Saturday, October 26, 2024, 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. at Darby Park Track, 3400 W. Arbor Vitae St.
• Applicant: Tyla Jones on behalf of LA County Dept. of Public Health
• Estimated attendance: 90 total, 10 cars; event includes 3 canopies and no alcohol or food preparation
• Committee recommendation: consider approval/denial

Arts Commission

The Inglewood Arts Commission will hold a regular meeting on October 16, 2024. Items include approval of September minutes and verbal reports on public art projects: transferring the Public Art Program to the Library Department, Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk, and the Children’s Library Entry. No votes or decisions are scheduled on these discussion items.

• Verbal report on transferring the Public Art Program to the Library Department
• Verbal report on the Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk
• Verbal report on the Children’s Library Entry project
• Approval of minutes from September 18, 2024 meeting

City Council

The City Council will consider awarding a $6.95 million contract for Water Main Replacement Phase 5 and authorizing the purchase of 10701 South Yukon Avenue for $950,000 for water well development. Other items include a $7,777.75 sponsorship for the Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk, appointments to the South Bay Workforce Investment Board and Climate Resilience District Board, and rejection of five injury/death claims against the city.

• Award contract to Williams Pipeline Contractors for Water Main Replacement Phase 5 – not to exceed $6,950,530 plus 10% contingency ($695,053)
• Authorize purchase of 10701 South Yukon Avenue from Inglewood Unified School District for $950,000 for water well development
• Approve City sponsorship of Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk with in-kind shuttle and marketing costs not to exceed $7,777.75
• Make 18 appointments to the South Bay Workforce Investment Board (SBWIB)
• Reject five personal injury/wrongful death claims (Galvan, Martinez, Shepard, Shepard, Wade) and one insufficient claim (Craft)

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will consider approval of four event permits, three new business licenses, two new tobacco retailer licenses, and a list of six business license renewals. Permits include a BBQ at Edward Vincent Jr. Park, a Halloween Festival at City Hall, a street festival on 8th Avenue, and a holiday event by the Magic Johnson Foundation. New tobacco retailer applications are for an Arco convenience store at 633 W. Manchester Blvd and a Kwik Service Gas at 145 E. Manchester Blvd.

• Permit: AMAAD Annual BBQ at 700 Warren Lane (Oct 12)
• Permit: Halloween Family Festival at 1 W. Manchester Blvd (Oct 19)
• New tobacco retailer: Arco #23874 at 633 W. Manchester Blvd
• New tobacco retailer: Kwik Service Gas at 145 E. Manchester Blvd
• New business license: American Executive Private Security Inc. (guard services) at 2930 W. Imperial Hwy

Park & Recreation Commission

The Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission meets to receive verbal reports on current department activities, including parks maintenance, recreation events, and human services. No formal votes or decisions are listed on the agenda; items are discussed for informational purposes.

• Rogers Park picnic tables report
• Halloween Family Festival and Día de Los Muertos events
• Street landscaping returning to department
• Public art program transfer
• Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk and recognition of Ronald Dow, Sr.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to determine if a Special Use Permit should be granted for an electric vehicle charging station. The commission must also make an environmental determination regarding the project.

• Special Use Permit request for an EV charging station at 701 West Manchester Boulevard
• Project site is approximately 13,939 square feet zoned MU-C (TOD Mixed Use Corridor)
• Applicant: Spencer Regnery representing Equilon Enterprises LLC
• Environmental review: Categorical Exemption (EA-CE-2024-111) from the California Environmental Quality Act

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a special use permit for an electric vehicle charging station at 701 West Manchester Boulevard. Staff is requesting that two zoning code amendments—one establishing objective design standards and another for inclusionary zoning regulations—be continued to the November 6 meeting. The commission will also consider two non-public hearing items for murals at 3510 West Century Boulevard and 333 West Florence Avenue.

• Public hearing: Special Use Permit SUP24-00021 for EV charging station at 701 W Manchester Blvd (13,939 sq ft, MU-C zone); staff recommends approval
• Public hearing: Zoning Code Amendment ZCA24-00001 for objective design standards; staff requests continuance to Nov 6
• Public hearing: Zoning Code Amendment ZCA24-00002 for inclusionary zoning regulations; staff requests continuance to Nov 6
• Non-public hearing: Design Review DR24-00035 for two murals at 3510 W Century Blvd (fast-food restaurant, M-1L zone)
• Non-public hearing: Design Review DR24-00037 for a 4,000 sq ft mural at 333 W Florence Ave (MU-2 zone)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide whether to grant a Special Use Permit for an electric vehicle charging station at 701 West Manchester Boulevard. The property is approximately 13,939 square feet and zoned MU-C (TOD Mixed Use Corridor). The applicant is Equilon Enterprises LLC. The commission must also make an environmental determination; a Notice of Exemption has been prepared.

• Special Use Permit for an electric vehicle charging station at 701 West Manchester Boulevard (District 3)
• Applicant: Spencer Regnery representing Equilon Enterprises LLC
• Property zoned MU-C (TOD Mixed Use Corridor), approximately 13,939 sq ft
• Categorical exemption from CEQA (EA-CE-2024-111) available for public review
• Public hearing scheduled for October 2, 2024 at 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will consider approving a $2.2 million agreement with Hawthorne for supplemental law enforcement at professional events. They also will decide on a $166,234 backhoe purchase and a $1.17 million contract amendment with RideCo for transportation services. A closed session will discuss two pending legal cases.

• Agreement with City of Hawthorne for supplemental law enforcement services, not to exceed $2,200,000
• Cooperative purchase of CASE 580SN backhoe loader for $166,234
• Amendment No. 4 to RideCo agreement increasing compensation by $1,168,640 (total $6,076,928)
• Payment of $1,000 to Aundrae Russell for National Night Out MC services
• Closed session on Bohanna v. City of Inglewood litigation and anticipated switchgear boxes dispute

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will consider approval of minutes from previous meetings and then vote on several permit and license requests. Items include four special event permits, a new tobacco retailer license, and renewals of business and tobacco retailer licenses. Public comments are also invited.

• Packers vs Rams Tailgate Event at 714 E. Manchester Blvd. on Oct. 6 (Tailgater Concierge/REVELxp)
• Dia de los Muertos Event at Inglewood Park Cemetery (720 E. Florence Ave.) on Oct. 27
• New Tobacco Retailer License for Havana House of Gift & Tobacco at 3530 W. Century Blvd.
• Business license renewals for six businesses including Rocio's Beauty Salon and In the Cut
• Tobacco retailer license renewals for five stores including Yaya's Island Mart and Chapala Market

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to approve the July 24, 2024 minutes and receive a library update. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and public comment periods.

• Approval of July 24, 2024 minutes
• Library Update

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will consider multiple contracts and amendments, including a $2.5 million agreement with Tyler Technologies for ERP software. They will also vote on adopting the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Operating Budget and a resolution for a one-time property tax rebate program. Several public works projects and departmental contracts are on the consent calendar.

• Approve $2.5M Tyler Technologies ERP software agreement with $500K annual recurring cost
• Adopt FY2024-2025 Operating Budget and Gann Amendment appropriations limitation
• Approve $315,370 agreement for One-Time Property Tax Rebate for owner-occupied single-family residences
• Authorize $2,965,755 for Annual Streets and Alleys Improvements Project
• Approve $350,000 amendment to Willdan Engineering for code enforcement services

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Parking and Traffic Commission will hold a regular meeting with no substantive business on the agenda. Items are limited to roll call, public comments, approval of the August 28, 2024 minutes, commissioner remarks, and setting the next meeting date. No public hearings, rezonings, or financial actions are scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from the August 28, 2024 meeting
• Public comment period for agenda items and other city business
• Commissioner oral reports on matters of general interest
• Next meeting scheduled for October 25, 2024 at City Hall

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will meet to consider a permit request for a series of VIP tailgate events. The proposed events would take place on private property at the Hollywood Park Casino.

• Permit request for Lavender Blue Group to host Rams VIP Tailgate Events at 3883 W. Century Blvd. (Hollywood Park Casino)
• Proposed event dates: Sept 22, Oct 6, Oct 20, Oct 24, Nov 11, Nov 24, Dec 8, and Dec 29, 2024
• Estimated attendance of 200 to 300 people per event
• Proposed use of 10x20 tents, DJ sound system, and propane grills for on-site food preparation
• Proposed sale and distribution of beer, wine, and mixed drinks

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will receive a verbal report on the upcoming Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk scheduled for November 8-9, 2024. No other decisions or public hearings are on the agenda; the meeting also includes public comment periods and commissioner comments.

• Verbal report on Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk – November 8-9, 2024

City Council

The Inglewood City Council, meeting jointly with its Successor Agency, Housing Authority, Finance Authority, Parking Authority, and Joint Powers Authority, will consider a range of items including a presentation of the proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Annual Budget and a related salary ordinance. Other agenda items include approval of a five-year lease for 55 vehicles from Enterprise Fleet Management for $3,407,429.78, a three-year library materials purchase order with Brodart Co. totaling up to $1,439,850, and a vesting tentative tract map for a five-unit townhome project at 419 South Eucalyptus Avenue. The council will also decide on contract amendments for library construction, police canine veterinary services, and water distribution system materials, as well as several claim rejections and routine approvals.

• Presentation and direction on proposed FY2024-25 Annual Budget (DR-1).
• Introduction of salary ordinance for FY2024-25 (O-1).
• Five-year lease of 55 vehicles from Enterprise Fleet Management for $3,407,429.78 (Item 7).
• Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 84423 for a five-unit townhome condominium at 419 South Eucalyptus Avenue (Item 3).
• Amendment No. 2 to agreement with KG Axis, Inc. for additional construction at Morningside Park Library for $33,000 (Item 4).

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approval or denial for three city-hosted holiday events and several new and renewing business licenses.

• Darby Dixon Toy Giveaway at 3215 Bardton Ave. on Dec. 7, 2024
• Snowy Winter Wonderland at 2900 W. Imperial Hwy. on Dec. 8, 2024
• IUSD Event at 2640 B West Imperial Hwy. on Dec. 13, 2024
• New business license requests for Celso’s Flowers and Unice Hair Salon
• Business license renewals for Arrow Rent A Car, Joel's Barbershop, and The Salon

The Permits & License Committee approved three conditional event permits for City of Inglewood events, denied two sidewalk vendor applications due to no-vending zones, and approved a hair salon license with conditions. All decisions were unanimous.

• Approved Darby Dixon Toy Giveaway event at 3215 Bardton Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Snowy Winter Wonderland event at 2900 W. Imperial Hwy (unanimous)
• Approved IUSD event at 2640 B West Imperial Hwy (unanimous)
• Denied Celso Hernandez DBA Celso's Flower sidewalk vendor at 720 E Florence Ave (unanimous)
• Denied Tyrell Goodman DBA Sportz Fanz sidewalk vendor at E. Buckthorn and S. Prairie Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Hao Shen DBA Unice Hair Salon at 3111 W. Century Blvd #100 (unanimous)
• Approved 3 business license renewals (Arrow Rent A Car, Joel's Barbershop, The Salon) (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review several departmental contracts, including a large agreement with the CHP and a housing project at 201 N. La Brea Avenue. The body is also deciding on the rejection of multiple liability claims and the potential formation of the Inglewood Climate Resilience District.

• Agreement with Department of California Highway Patrol not to exceed $11,000,000
• Density bonus concessions for a 144-unit apartment building at 201 N. La Brea Avenue
• Additional $300,000 for annual IT software licensing renewals
• Agreement with Alta Planning + Design Inc. for $319,545 plus a $15,977 contingency
• Agreement with LA County Flood Control District for estimated annual $972,000 in tax revenues

Park & Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will not hold a meeting in September 2024. The next meeting is scheduled for October 3, 2024.

The Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission cancelled its September 2024 meeting. No decisions were made. The next meeting is scheduled for October 3, 2024.

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will consider whether to approve or deny a special event permit for a Raider Nation Takeover Event hosted by Lorenzo Lerma (DBA Raider Crusader). The event is scheduled for Sept 7, 2024, from 6-11 p.m. at 3883 W. Century Blvd on private property. The agenda includes only this permit request alongside procedural items.

• Permit request for Raider Nation Takeover Event (Activity No. 00385195) at 3883 W. Century Blvd on Sep 7, 2024

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four applications for special use permits to allow on-site sale of distilled spirits, outdoor dining, and live entertainment at commercial properties on Market Street, Prairie Avenue, and Manchester Boulevard. Two non-public hearings will consider exterior modifications to a historic-core building and a mural on a commercial building. The commission will also approve minutes from the August 7 meeting.

• Public hearing for SUP24-00011: allow alcohol sales and outdoor dining at 201 North Market Street (MU-1 zone).
• Public hearing for SUP24-00015: allow alcohol sales and live entertainment at 201 South Market Street (Historic Core zone).
• Public hearing for SUP24-00016: allow alcohol sales and live entertainment at 10023 South Prairie Avenue (Airport Commercial zone).
• Public hearing for SUP24-00018: allow alcohol sales, live entertainment, and outdoor dining at 529 East Manchester Boulevard (General Commercial zone).
• Non-public hearings for exterior modifications at 300 South Market Street (DR24-00030) and a 418-sq-ft mural at 900 North La Brea Avenue (DR24-00031).

The Inglewood Planning Commission approved all five items on the agenda: four special use permits allowing on-site sale of distilled spirits (with conditions such as one-year reviews) and two design reviews for a mural and exterior modifications. All votes were unanimous except for one recusal. The commission also approved the August 7, 2024 meeting minutes.

• Approved SUP24-00011 for 201 N Market St (distilled spirits, outdoor dining) with conditions (5-0)
• Approved DR24-00031 for 900 N La Brea Ave (mural) with 2-year maintenance condition (5-0)
• Approved SUP24-00015 for 201 S Market St (distilled spirits, live entertainment) with 1-year review (4-0, Rice recused)
• Approved SUP24-00016 for 10023 S Prairie Ave (distilled spirits, live entertainment) with 1-year review (4-0)
• Approved SUP24-00018 for 529 E Manchester Blvd (distilled spirits, live entertainment, outdoor dining) with 1-year review (4-0)
• Approved DR24-00030 for 300 S Market St (exterior modifications) (4-0)
• Approved August 7, 2024 meeting minutes (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four Special Use Permit requests to allow on-site sale of distilled spirits at commercial properties on North Market Street, South Market Street, South Prairie Avenue, and East Manchester Boulevard. The Commission must also make an environmental determination for each project.

• 201 North Market Street: Special Use Permit to allow sale of distilled spirits and outdoor dining in a 2,232 sq ft tenant space (MU-1 zone).
• 201 South Market Street: Special Use Permit to allow sale of distilled spirits and live entertainment in an 8,320 sq ft building (Historic Core zone).
• 10023 South Prairie Avenue: Special Use Permit to allow sale of distilled spirits and live entertainment in a 3,000 sq ft building (Airport Commercial zone).
• 529 East Manchester Boulevard: Special Use Permit to allow sale of distilled spirits, live entertainment, and outdoor dining in a 5,982 sq ft building (General Commercial zone).

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to determine if special use permits should be granted for four different properties. Each request involves the sale of distilled spirits for on-site consumption, with some including live entertainment or outdoor dining.

• 201 North Market Street: Special use permit for distilled liquor sales and an outdoor restaurant (2,232 sq ft)
• 201 South Market Street: Special use permit for distilled liquor sales and live entertainment (8,625 sq ft)
• 10023 South Prairie Avenue: Special use permit for distilled liquor sales and live entertainment (38,350 sq ft)
• 529 East Manchester Boulevard: Special use permit for distilled liquor sales, live entertainment, and outdoor restaurant (7,060 sq ft)

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to approve the July 24, 2024, minutes and receive a library update. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and public comment periods.

• Approval of July 24, 2024, minutes
• Library Update

City Council

The Inglewood City Council, sitting jointly as the Successor Agency, Housing Authority, and Joint Powers Authority, will consider a consent calendar including a $1,019,760 contract amendment for infrastructure consulting, a $130,948 agreement for police video downlink services, and rejection of multiple claims. Closed session will address two worker's compensation settlement claims. The council will also receive financial reports and discuss a $1/year lease for disaster management office space.

• Amendment No. 2 to Agreement 22-317 with WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure Inc., increasing compensation by $1,019,760
• Three-year agreement with CNC Technologies, LLC for live video downlink services for $130,948.32
• Closed session on worker's compensation settlement claims of Felicia Batteate (Claim 22-167293) and Hector Velazquez (Claim 21-156235)
• Rejection of 13 claims and one late claim for personal injury, vehicle damage, and property damage
• 36-month lease at $1/year for Area G Office of Disaster Management to occupy 155 sq ft on the fifth floor of City Hall

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will consider approval of several event permits and new business licenses. Items include a fruit tree giveaway, a fundraiser, a Belize Independence celebration, and a Hispanic Heritage Festival. New business licenses sought include an auto rent/lease, three parking lots under Murphy's Bowl, and valet services. The committee will also vote on a sidewalk vendor license held over from July and a business license renewal for a hair salon.

• Fruit Tree Giveaway Event at Roger's Park (400 W. Beach Ave.)
• Hispanic Heritage Festival on Market Street from Florence Ave to Manchester Blvd
• Three Murphy's Bowl parking lot licenses (10117 S Prairie Ave, 3700 W Century Blvd, 3850 W 102nd St)
• Zeem Solutions auto rent/lease at 8831 Aviation Blvd
• Sportz Fanz 760 LLC sidewalk vendor at E Buckthorn and S Prairie (held over from July 25)

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will hear verbal reports on public art projects including the unveiling at Intuit Dome, Michael Massenburg's artwork at Intuit Dome, and the Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk. The commission will also approve minutes from April, May, and June 2024. A special speaker will discuss the Inglewood Utility Box Art Exhibition.

• Special speaker on Inglewood Utility Box Art Exhibition
• Approval of minutes from April, May, and June 2024
• Verbal report on public art unveiling at Intuit Dome
• Verbal report on Michael Massenburg artwork at Intuit Dome
• Verbal report on Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk

The Inglewood Arts Commission met on August 21, 2024, and approved the minutes from its April 17, May 15, and June 19, 2024 meetings. No public comments were made, and no substantive policy decisions were taken. The meeting included reports on public art projects and upcoming events.

• Approved minutes for April 17, May 15, and June 19, 2024 meetings (5-0)

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will vote on a consent calendar that includes multiple contracts and grants. Key items include a $1.15 million stipend amendment for the Inglewood Transit Connector project, $8.8 million and $3.8 million grants for intelligent transportation systems on Crenshaw Boulevard and Downtown, a $368,000 contract for Siminski Park improvements, and a $54,000 renewal for a senior-teen tech program. The council will also receive an update on the Main Library renovation design.

• Approve Amendment No. 1 to the Stipend Agreement for the Inglewood Transit Connector Project, authorizing up to $1.15M to Elevate Inglewood Partners if a DBOFM contract is not awarded.
• Execute Funding Agreement with LACMTA for $8.8M grant for Crenshaw Boulevard Intelligent Transportation System Project (Measure M funds).
• Execute Amendment No. 1 to Funding Agreement for $3.8M grant for Downtown Intelligent Transportation Systems Project (total award $11.1M).
• Award contract to Corner Keystone Construction Corporation for Siminski Park Improvement Project at $368,000 (inclusive of $48,000 contingency).
• Approve one-year renewal agreement with Generation Connect for technology support and educational services between seniors and teens, not to exceed $54,000.

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and Licenses Committee will consider approval or denial of several permit requests, new business licenses, and renewals. Items include two public event permits at Darby Park and Edward Vincent Jr. Park, five new businesses (hair salons, a nursing facility, a parking lot), a tobacco retailer license for a 7-Eleven store, and lists of business and tobacco retailer license renewals.

• Event permit for Family Unity Picnic at Darby Park (3400 W Arbor Vitae St.) on Aug 24
• Event permit for Morningside Monarchs Alumni Picnic at Edward Vincent Jr. Park (700 Warren Ln) on Sep 14
• New business license for nursing/healthcare facility at 3432 W. 113th St. (APEXENTRICA, Inc.)
• New tobacco retailer license for 7-Eleven at 1100 S. La Brea Ave.
• Business license renewals for nine businesses including hair salons, kennels, and a parking lot

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide on a Special Use Permit allowing outdoor dining for an existing market in a multi-tenant commercial building at 209 West Arbor Vitae Street. The commission will also determine that the project is categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act.

• Special Use Permit for outdoor dining at 209 West Arbor Vitae Street (District 3)
• Property is a 21,500 sq ft multi-tenant commercial building on a 1.92-acre lot zoned C-2 (General Commercial)
• Applicant: Steven Sohn
• Environmental exemption (EA-CE-2024-087) under CEQA
• Public hearing scheduled for August 7, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room, 9th floor, Inglewood City Hall

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a special use permit to allow outdoor dining at an existing grocery store. They will also consider design review applications for building additions at two commercial properties and a vesting tentative tract map for a new five-unit townhome condominium development. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public comments.

• Special Use Permit SUP24-00013 for outdoor dining at existing grocery store, 209 West Arbor Vitae Street
• Design Review DR24-00014 for 630 sq ft addition to multi-tenant commercial building, 472 South Market Street
• Design Review DR24-00023 for exterior alterations and 1,155 sq ft addition to historic commercial building, 116 South Market Street
• Vesting Tentative Tract Map VTTM-84423 for five-unit townhome condos, 419 South Eucalyptus Avenue
• Approval of minutes from July 3, 2024 Planning Commission meeting

The Parking and Traffic Commission held a routine meeting with no new business or unfinished business. The only substantive action was approving the minutes from the June 26, 2024 meeting, carried by a unanimous roll call vote. Public comments raised concerns about event-related parking, alley clean-ups, and parking ticket enforcement, but no decisions were made on these topics.

• Approved minutes of June 26, 2024 meeting (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide whether to grant a Special Use Permit for outdoor dining at an existing 21,500 square-foot grocery store at 209 West Arbor Vitae Street. The property is zoned C-2 (General Commercial). The Commission must also make an environmental determination based on a Notice of Exemption. Public testimony is invited.

• Public hearing for Special Use Permit SUP24-00013 to allow outdoor dining at a grocery store in a multiple-tenant commercial building
• Property located at 209 West Arbor Vitae Street (District 3), approximately 1.92 acres
• Project is categorically exempt from CEQA per Notice of Exemption EA-CE-2024-087
• Applicant: Steve Sohn; case planner: Angel Leon-Martell
• Hearing scheduled for August 7, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. in City Council Chambers

Park & Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will receive verbal updates on department activities including park maintenance, recreation programs, and senior services. No formal votes or public hearings are scheduled; the agenda is informational.

• Update on janitorial service bids for park restrooms
• Report on water leaks at Edward Vincent Park
• Recap of summer programs including Movies In The Park
• Status of Senior Nutrition and Transportation programs
• Report on Rogers Park Little League All-Star Tournament

The commission received staff reports on parks maintenance, summer camps, senior services, and food programs. No formal decisions or votes were taken during the meeting.

• No formal decisions or votes were recorded

Advisory Committee for Naming or Renaming a Public Facility

The Advisory Committee for Naming or Renaming a Public Facility will consider a request from Marvin Engineering Co. to rename a segment of Grosvenor Street (between La Brea and West Beach Avenue) to Marvin Way. The committee may approve or deny the application and, if approved, direct the City Clerk to present it to the City Council. Public comments on this item will be heard.

• Consideration of Marvin Engineering Co. request to rename Grosvenor Street (between La Brea and West Beach Avenue) to Marvin Way

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will hold public hearings on several assessment district levies, an appeal of a denied special use permit for alcohol sales, and the 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan. Consent calendar items include contracts for law enforcement ($11M with CHP), a new well ($6.34M), and a residential sound insulation program ($3.7M). The council will also decide on a proposed ordinance to impose a 3% gross receipts tax on for-profit hospitals after receiving a citizen petition.

• Public hearing on appeal of Planning Commission's denial of Special Use Permit for beer/wine sales at 3535 West Imperial Highway
• Assessment levies for Morningside Park (1974-2), In-Town (1975-1), Street Lighting (1980-1), and Darby-Dixon (1987-1) districts
• Approval of $11M agreement with California Highway Patrol for supplemental law enforcement services
• Award of $6,341,894 contract for Inglewood New Well 8 Construction and $145,947 for hydrogeology services
• Consideration of a petition to adopt an ordinance imposing a 3% gross receipts tax on for-profit hospitals

The Inglewood City Council approved several contracts and resolutions, including a $6.34M contract for the New Well 8 Construction Project, a $3.7M agreement for residential sound insulation services, and a $11M CHP agreement for special event law enforcement. They also adopted resolutions for assessment district levies, approved the FY 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan, and placed a 3% gross receipts tax on for-profit hospitals on the November 5, 2024 ballot. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Approved $6,341,894 contract with Best Drilling and Pump for Well 8 Construction (5-0)
• Approved $3,717,265.30 agreement with Jones Payne for Residential Sound Insulation services (5-0)
• Approved $11,000,000 CHP agreement for supplemental law enforcement (5-0)
• Adopted resolutions for FY 2024-2025 assessment districts (Morningside Park, In-Town, Street Lighting, Darby-Dixon) (5-0)
• Approved FY 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 24-113 to submit 3% gross receipts tax on for-profit hospitals to voters (5-0)
• Approved $118,842.06 for three pickup trucks for Code Enforcement (5-0)
• Approved $150,000 hazardous waste removal agreement with Ocean Blue (5-0)

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will consider approval of several event permits and business license applications. Items include a National Night Out event on Grevillea Avenue, a field day at Edward Vincent Jr. Park, a backpack giveaway at Crenshaw Shopping Center, new licenses for a guard service, salon, parking lot, and sidewalk vendor, plus business and tobacco license renewals.

• Permit for Inglewood Police National Night Out on Grevillea Ave between Queen and Regent (Aug 6)
• Permit for 40 Love Foundation Field Day at 700 Warren Ln, Edward Vincent Jr. Park (Aug 10)
• New business license for Citiguard Security Inc. as guard services at City of Inglewood
• New business license for Really Raw hair/nail salon at 921 N La Brea
• Tobacco retailer license renewals for Altadena Express, C & J 99C Market, Multani's Liquor

The Permits & License Committee approved conditional permits for an Inglewood Police Department National Night Out event and a City of Inglewood Back to School Backpack Giveaway. The committee also approved several new business licenses, including a guard service, hair/nail salon, and valet parking operation, each with stipulations. Two business license requests were held over until further notice, and one event permit was canceled by the applicant.

• Approved conditional permit for Inglewood PD National Night Out on Grevillea Ave. (unanimous)
• Approved conditional permit for City of Inglewood Back to School Backpack Giveaway at Crenshaw Shopping Center (unanimous)
• Approved conditional business license for Citiguard Security Inc. guard service (unanimous)
• Approved conditional business license for Really Raw hair/nail salon at 921 N. La Brea Ave. (unanimous)
• Approved conditional business license for Leon Valet Parking at 162 N. La Brea Ave. (unanimous)
• Held over business license for VPNE Parking Solutions LLC at 9920 La Cienega Blvd.
• Held over business license for Sportz Fanz 760 LLC sidewalk vendor
• Approved 3 business license renewals and 3 tobacco retailer license renewals (unanimous)

Library Board

The Inglewood Library Board meeting is largely procedural: it will consider approval of the March 27, 2024, meeting minutes and receive a library update. The agenda also includes periods for public comments on agenda items and other matters, as well as commissioner comments.

• Approval of minutes from March 27, 2024
• Library update (no details provided)
• Public comments on agenda items
• Public comments on other matters
• Commissioner comments

The Inglewood Library Board approved the minutes from its March 27, 2024 meeting. Board Member Ernesto Castillo announced his resignation, citing a conflict with serving on both the library board and the school board. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes of March 27, 2024 (unanimous)
• Noted resignation of Board Member Ernesto Castillo

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Parking and Traffic Commission will receive status updates on implementing special event parking rates and fines for city-owned parking facilities and for on-street meters on Manchester Boulevard between Prairie and La Brea Avenues. The commission also will review a list of traffic signal locations controlled by the city, requested by Commissioner Galindo. Public comments will be taken on agenda items and other matters.

• Status update on event parking rates/fines for city-owned parking lots
• Status update on event parking rates/fines for on-street meters on Manchester Blvd (Prairie to La Brea)
• Commissioner Galindo's request for a list of all city-controlled traffic signal locations (Appendix A provided)
• Approval of minutes from June 27, 2024 meeting
• Next meeting scheduled for August 28, 2024

Advisory Committee for Naming or Renaming a Public Facility

The Advisory Committee for Naming or Renaming a Public Facility is meeting to review a request from the Crusade Christian Faith Center. The committee will decide whether to approve or deny the proposed street name change.

• Request from Dr. Symone Starr Parker to change Tamarack Street to Virgil Patterson Lane

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission meeting scheduled for July 17, 2024, has been canceled. The next meeting is scheduled for August 21, 2024.

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will hold a public hearing on placing delinquent sewer fees and refuse charges on the tax rolls. The consent calendar includes a $4.26 million amendment to the Nossaman LLP special counsel contract for the ITC Project, a five-year animal control services agreement with Los Angeles County costing up to $749,838 in the first year, and several other payments. The council will also enter closed session to discuss four pending litigation cases.

• Public hearing to adopt resolution ordering delinquent sewer fees and refuse charges on tax rolls.
• Approve Amendment No. 9 to Agreement No. 19-155 with Nossaman LLP increasing contract by $4,260,000 ($3,860,000 for ITC Project, $400,000 for non-ITC services).
• Approve five-year agreement with County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control, first year not to exceed $749,838.
• Authorize payment of $8,831.45 for Inglewood Music Festival invoices.
• Authorize payment of $16,000 to Ramirez Productions for Taste of Inglewood Father's Day event.

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee is considering permit requests for several community events. The agenda also includes applications for new business licenses and renewals for existing businesses.

• Permit for Sigma Zeta Council Family Reunion at Edward Vincent Jr. Park
• Permit for 2024 Ready Inglewood Emergency Preparedness Expo at Rogers Park
• CineVita Event permit at Hollywood Park Retail District
• New business license for G2 Security Services at 9133 S. La Cienega Blvd.
• Business license renewals for eight local businesses

City Council

The City Council will review several administrative contracts and claim rejections. This includes a budget amendment for the Pedestrian Improvement Project and a new agreement for housing protection services.

• Budget amendment up to $590,252.15 for the Pedestrian Improvement Project
• Agreement with RSG, Inc. for housing administrative services not to exceed $100,000
• Rejection of various claims involving personal injury and property damage
• Extension of agreement with Vestis Services, LLC through June 30, 2025

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use applications. These include converting an existing office building into a mixed-use space and adding live entertainment to two properties on East Nutwood Street.

• Conversion of 11,550 square-foot office building to mixed-use at 3311 West Manchester Boulevard
• Expansion of distilled spirits sales and live entertainment at 217 East Nutwood Street
• Live entertainment permit for a proposed restaurant at 213 East Nutwood Street
• Exterior alterations to the building at 3311 West Manchester Boulevard

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee is considering several permit requests for community events, including movies in the park and a school supply giveaway. The committee will also review applications for new business licenses and various license renewals.

• Movies in the Park at Edward Vincent Jr. Park
• Travis Barker’s Run Event at Kia Forum
• Back to School Free Backpack & School Supply Giveaway at 2864 W. Imperial Hwy.
• New business license for Prize Motorz Inc. at 1210 S. LA Brea Ave.
• Grand Opening Flea Market Event at 1105 S La Brea Ave.

Library Board

The agenda consists of procedural items including the approval of March 27, 2024, minutes. The board will also receive a library update and provide time for public comments.

• Approval of March 27, 2024, minutes
• Library update
• Public comment periods

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Commission will discuss implementing special event parking rates and fines for meters on Manchester Boulevard between Prairie Avenue and La Brea Avenue. The meeting includes a presentation regarding an expanded scope of services for parking enforcement. Additionally, the Commission will receive a status update on special event rates for city-owned parking facilities.

• Proposed event parking rates/fines for Manchester Boulevard
• Contract extension for LAZ Karp Associates, LLC through May 31, 2029
• Increased maximum annual compensation for parking enforcement services
• Status update on special event rates for city-owned parking facilities

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will hear verbal reports regarding the Creative House Utility Box Project and Gallery Exhibition. The meeting also includes a special presentation by Greg Spero of Tiny Room Studios.

• Special presentation by Greg Spero, Tiny Room Studios
• Verbal reports on the Creative House Utility Box Project and Gallery Exhibition
• Verbal reports regarding artist Richard Wyatt, Jr.
• Announcement of the Creative House Utility Box Project Reception on June 29, 2024

City Council

The Inglewood City Council is reviewing several infrastructure and service contracts. Items include funding for road improvements, sewer inspections, and water meter purchases. The council will also consider agreements for environmental services related to proposed zone changes.

• Contract with All American Asphalt for Crenshaw Boulevard Improvement Project up to $18,098,347
• Sewer System CCTV Inspection Project contract with Mattucci Plumbing, Inc. up to $762,006.14
• Grant agreement with County of Los Angeles for the Elderly Nutrition Program ($772,900)
• Advance Funds Agreements for environmental services related to zone changes totaling $138,429
• Purchase of 370 water meters from HPS West, Inc. for $196,990.13

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will consider two items on the consent calendar. These include an agreement with Murphy’s Bowl, LLC for use of the Intuit Dome and a contract for supplemental law enforcement services from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

• Agreement with Murphy’s Bowl, LLC for use of the Intuit Dome
• Contract with Los Angeles County for supplemental law enforcement services up to $9,435,000

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission meeting scheduled for June 19, 2024, has been canceled. A special meeting is scheduled for June 26, 2024.

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee is considering permit requests for events at Edward Vincent Jr. Park and City Hall North Lawn. The agenda also includes new business license applications for an auto rental service and a parking lot. Additionally, the committee will discuss selection criteria for fireworks stands.

• Permit request for Dodgers Day Event at 700 Warren Ln.
• Permit request for foam party event at City Hall North Lawn.
• New business license for Travellers Autobarn Inc. at 500 W. Florence Ave.
• New business license for Prime Park ABHF LLC at 333 W. Florence Ave.
• Review of rules and criteria for fireworks stands.

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will review several departmental contracts and amendments. This includes a budget increase for library renovation services and updates to nutrition program funding. The council will also set a public hearing regarding the Housing Authority's annual plan.

• $989,480 amendment for Main Library Renovation architectural and engineering services
• Amazon Business blanket purchase order not to exceed $250,000 annually
• $357,000 in additional funding for the Elderly Nutrition Program
• Agreement with the Los Angeles Organizing Committee for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games
• $12,147.50 payment to RS Inc. for affordable housing consultant services

Park & Recreation Commission

The Commission will receive verbal reports on Parks Administration, Recreation, and Human Services. These updates include information on youth sports, senior center operations, and the Summer Food/CACFP Program. The Director's report will cover Juneteenth, Capital Improvement Projects (CIP), and the budget kickoff.

• Approval of November 2023, March 2024, and April 2024 minutes
• Reports on senior center operations, transportation, and nutrition
• Updates on the Summer Food/CACFP Program
• Director's report on Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) and budget kickoff

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 5 to consider a special use permit for a proposed bar and lounge at 213 East Nutwood Street, though this item is postponed to July 3. The commission will also conduct an overview and discussion of the General Plan, which establishes long-term goals for city development and land use. Standard procedural steps include approving May minutes and taking public comments.

• Public hearing on Special Use Permit No. 23-00033 for a bar and lounge at 213 East Nutwood Street (postponed to July 3, 2024)
• Overview and discussion of the General Plan
• Approval of minutes from the May 1, 2024 Planning Commission meeting
• Public comments on agenda items and other matters within commission jurisdiction

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding an appeal for alcohol sales at 3535 West Imperial Highway and the 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan. The agenda also includes several contract approvals and a mid-year budget review.

• Contract with Griffith Company for I-405 Inglewood Gateway Landscape Project up to $648,998.90
• Appeal of a permit denial for beer and wine sales at 3535 West Imperial Highway
• Subaward agreement with the City of Los Angeles for $226,445 in grant funds
• Purchase of two electric bicycles for the Police Department up to $9,999.97
• Payment to L.A. Door Co. for door repairs totaling $5,500

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & Licenses Committee will consider approval or denial of five special-event permit requests, including a Fire Service Day, a school field day, three graduation events, a Juneteenth celebration, and a dance series. The committee will also vote on renewing business licenses for six local businesses, including an ambulance service, auto broker, and hair salons. Minutes from two prior meetings are up for approval.

• Los Angeles County Fire Department Fire Service Day at 141 West Regent St. on May 25
• Wilder’s Prep Academy Annual Field Day at Edward Vincent Jr. Park, 700 Warren Ln., on June 3
• Taste of Inglewood Juneteenth Father’s Day Celebration at 311-313 N. La Brea Ave. on June 16
• City of Inglewood Let’s Get Healthy Dance Series at Crenshaw Imperial Plaza, 2900 W. Imperial Hwy., on three Thursdays in July/August
• Business license renewals for American Professional Ambulance, Business Cars LLC, Zeem Solutions LLC, and three hair salons

Library Board

The May 22, 2024 agenda contains only standard procedural items for the Inglewood Library Board. The board will approve minutes from March 27, receive a general library update, and open public comment periods. No substantive policy changes, contracts, or fee adjustments are scheduled.

• Approval of March 27, 2024 meeting minutes
• General library update presentation
• Public comment periods for agenda and other matters
• Commissioner comments

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Parking and Traffic Commission will consider a resolution to terminate the Residential Permit Parking Program on 6th Avenue from 104th to 108th Street, following a petition and questionnaire showing 93% support. They will also receive a status update on converting city-owned parking facilities to meter zones with special event rates. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and public comments.

• Resolution to terminate Residential Permit Parking Program on 6th Avenue from 104th to 108th Street (District 9)
• Status update on city-owned parking facilities as parking meter zones with special event rates and fines
• Approval of minutes from March 27 and April 24, 2024 meetings
• Public comments on agenda items and other city business

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a tow referral permit and vote on several grant agreements and claims. The body is also considering a resolution opposing the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act.

• Public hearing on tow referral permit for Inglewood Tow Service Inc.
• Acceptance of $595,000 in State Homeland Security Grant Program funds
• Advance Funds Agreement with Murphy’s Bowl, LLC for $49,803 regarding the Intuit Dome Project
• Grant agreement with Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation for $41,340
• Rejection of 8 personal injury and vehicle damage claims

Arts Commission

The commission will hear verbal reports regarding several public art related projects. These include an update on the Creative House utility box and a public art consulting update. No minutes are up for approval at this meeting.

• Community Information Guide Public Art Article
• Creative House Utility Box Update
• Public Art Consulting Update

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approval or denial of four special event permits, including a WalkUnitedLA event at SoFi Stadium and a water safety event at Edward Vincent Jr. Park. The committee will also vote on four new business license applications and seven business license renewals, including for liquor and gas stations.

• WalkUnitedLA Event at SoFi Stadium (1001 Stadium Dr.) on May 11, 2024, 6:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
• Splish-Splash Water Safety Event at Edward Vincent Jr. Park (700 Warren Lane) on May 18, 2024, 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
• Community Softball Event at Darby Park (3400 W Arbor Vitae St.) every Sunday from June 16 to Sept 1, 2024.
• New business license for LA City Fisker (used auto cars) at 817 N La Brea Ave.
• Tobacco retailer license renewals for Century Discount Liquor and Top Shelf Liquor.

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider a single permit request for a Customer Appreciation Day event. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with public comment periods and adjournment.

• Juan Rodriguez DBA RJ’s Demolition & Disposal requests permit for Customer Appreciation Day at 1135 E. Florence Ave. on May 8, 2024, 7 a.m.–4 p.m.
• Committee to vote on approval or denial of the permit (Activity No. 00384493)

Park & Recreation Commission

The Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission meets to receive staff reports on park projects, recreation programs, and human services. Key updates include the Siminski Park project, Vincent Park stormwater improvements and restroom work, graffiti abatement, and summer program planning. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda; the meeting consists entirely of informational reports and public comment periods.

• Siminski Park Project Update
• Vincent Park Stormwater Improvement Project and restroom update
• Request for Bid (RFB) for supply and delivery of paint
• Summer programs and Memorial Day service planning
• Senior transportation and Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Special Use Permit for a 770 square-foot tattoo parlor in a multi-tenant building on a C-2A zoned property at 4233 West Century Boulevard. The commission may approve, add conditions, or deny the request. Other agenda items include approval of previous meeting minutes and public comments.

• Public hearing on Special Use Permit No. 24-00003 for a tattoo parlor at 4233 West Century Boulevard
• Property is approximately 37,700 square feet and zoned C-2A (Airport Commercial)
• Recommendation to affirm Categorical Exemption EA-CE-2024-040 if approved
• Approval of minutes from April 3, 2024 Planning Commission meeting
• Public comments on agenda items and general matters

City Council

The City Council will consider various departmental actions including transit project funding and library grants. The agenda includes proposed adjustments to police tow and storage fees and a $20 million water resource grant.

• Amendment to Ernst and Young Infrastructure Advisors agreement for $1,200,000 for the Inglewood Transit Connector Project
• Proposed increase of City-referred tow fees from $174.00 to $184.17
• Proposed decrease of daily storage fees from $49.84 to $48.26
• Amendment to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles agreement for $700,000 for the Minor Home Repair Program
• Project Partnership Agreement with US Army Corps of Engineers for $20,000,000 for Water Resources Improvement Projects

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and License Committee will consider approval or denial of two event permits, a new tobacco retailer license, and several business license renewals. Items include a mental health event on Market Street, a FAMU event at Darby Park, and a liquor store license at 5014 W Century Blvd.

• Katy Nichols for LA County Dept. of Mental Health event on Market Street, May 19, 2024
• Shana Wilcher for FAMU event at 3400 W Arbor Vitae St., Darby Park, Sept 28, 2024
• Tony Hasroun DBA Circus Liquor LAX new tobacco license at 5014 W Century Blvd.
• Business license renewals: Hair by Texture, 7-Eleven stores, Icy Mo's Mini Mart, Forum Liquor

Library Board

This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate for the Inglewood Library Board’s April 24, 2024 meeting. The board will approve minutes from its March 27 session and receive a routine library update. Because no policy changes or public hearings are listed, the meeting does not include items requiring immediate resident action.

• Approval of March 27, 2024 meeting minutes
• Routine library update
• Public comment periods for agenda items and other matters

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Commission is reviewing a resolution to end the Residential Permit Parking Program for Christopher Avenue between Lemoli Avenue and 118th Place. This follows a petition and resident questionnaires where 91% of respondents supported removing the restrictions.

• Termination of Residential Permit Parking on Christopher Avenue (between Lemoli Avenue and 132 feet south of 118th Place)
• Status report on City-owned parking facilities with special event rates and fines

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a residential subdivision at 113-133 Plymouth Street and agreements related to the Inglewood Transit Connector Project. The body will also address warrant registers for the City Council, Successor Agency, and Housing Authority.

• Proposed 20-unit residential townhome subdivision at 113-133 Plymouth Street
• Facilities Relocation Agreement with Crown Castle for the ITC Project
• Amendment No. 4 to Agreement No. 22-011 with Terry A. Hayes Associates Inc. for $45,047
• Total contract for Terry A. Hayes Associates Inc. not to exceed $1,011,080
• Resolution to amend the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Operating Budget using Measure R Grant Funds

Arts Commission

The Inglewood Arts Commission will approve the January 2024 meeting minutes. Commissioners will receive verbal reports on publicly accessible art projects at the Kia Forum, Morningside Library, and the Senior Center. The agenda also includes a guest speaker presentation from ZEAL Creative-Led Development and updates on community cultural events.

• Approval of January 2024 meeting minutes
• Verbal reports on Kia Forum public art restoration and Morningside Library remodeling
• Guest speaker presentation by Allen Kwabena Frimpong (ZEAL Creative-Led Development)
• Updates on the Utility Box Art Program, Senior Center art reinstallation, and Otis College’s Creative Economy 2024 report
• Commissioner initiatives including KCRW Zocalo at Crenshaw High School and Moon Gallery artists traveling to the International Space Station

City Council

The Inglewood City Council is meeting to vote on several service contracts for security, police equipment, and environmental services. The body will also discuss funding for a local music festival and a legal matter in closed session.

• Cooperative Purchase Agreement with Allied Universal for unarmed security officers not to exceed $731,850.13
• Sponsorship of the 2nd Annual Inglewood Music Festival at Darby Park not to exceed $150,000
• Purchase order to Motorola Solutions, Inc for police radios not to exceed $489,239.96
• Agreement with Placeworks for environmental services in the amount of $138,429
• Payment to Aftermath Services, LLC for bio-hazardous waste disposal in the amount of $5,325

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approval or denial of four event permits (Inglewood STEM Fest, Autism Awareness + Resource Fair, Mother's Day Flower Sale, YOLA Soiree/Spring Concert), two additional event permits (Memorial Day Service, Inglewood Music Festival), one new business license (nursing/healthcare facility at 11709 Simms Ave.), two new business license requests for coin-operated devices and video rental/sales at 10301 S Hawthorne Blvd., and a list of 10 business license renewals. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from March 28 and April 4, 2024.

• Teresa Estrada/City of Inglewood: 3rd Annual Inglewood STEM Fest at 700 Warren Ln., Edward Vincent Jr. - Champions Field, April 20, 9:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
• Reina Carrillo/Phoenix Rising Coalition: Autism Awareness + Resource Fair at 3704 W. 111th St., Center Park, April 27, 12:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
• Juan Nuno DBA Northgate Markets: Mother's Day Flower Sale at 10801 S. Prairie Ave., May 9-12, 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. daily
• Camille Delaney-McNeil/Los Angeles Philharmonic (YOLA): YOLA Soiree/Spring Concert at 101 S La Brea Ave., Beckmen YOLA Center, May 21 (6:30-9:00 p.m.) and May 22 (6:00-8:30 p.m.)
• New business license requests: Collette Ramirez DBA Ultimate Care (nursing/healthcare at 11709 Simms Ave.), Steven Wiener DBA Hot Section Retail (coin-operated devices and video rental/sales at 10301 S Hawthorne Blvd.)

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approving or denying two permit requests: a Team Real Racing Experience at Hollywood Park Casino on April 13, and a Buss for America 2024 event on public property at Kareem Court on April 18. The meeting also includes public comment periods for agenda items and other city business.

• Permit for Team Real Racing Experience at 3883 W. Century Blvd. (Hollywood Park Casino) on April 13, 2024, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
• Permit for Buss for America 2024 at Kareem Court (between Manchester Blvd. and Pincay Dr.) on April 18, 2024, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
• Public comments allowed on agenda items and other city business

Rental Housing Board

The Inglewood Rental Housing Board will consider adopting Resolution No. HP-24-01, which establishes Temporary Relocation Guidelines. The board will also vote on approving the minutes from its March 13, 2024 meeting. Public comments will be accepted on agenda items and other housing protection matters.

• Resolution No. HP-24-01 establishing Temporary Relocation Guidelines
• Approval of minutes from March 13, 2024 meeting

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will review several consent calendar items, including budget amendments and service contracts. The body is also considering the rejection of nine claims related to potholes and personal injuries.

• Budget amendment of $462,015 to pay Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk for the November 8, 2022 General Election
• Three-year agreement with Gruber and Lopez, Inc. for Transit Occupancy Tax audits not to exceed $225,000
• Agreement with Leverage Information Systems, Inc. for police camera system expansion totaling $93,084.31
• Payment of $13,095 to Harris & Associates for an employee-related investigation
• Resolution to vacate a portion of 102nd Street, west of Doty Avenue

Park & Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will receive verbal reports on current department activities, including updates on the Vincent Park storm water and parking lot improvements, the Darby Park walking track opening ceremony, and Rogers Park fencing. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from 2023 and public comment periods.

• Vincent Park Storm Water Improvement Project
• Vincent Park Soccer Field Parking Lot Improvement Project
• Darby Park Walking Track Opening Ceremony
• Rogers Park Fencing
• Approval of minutes from June, August, and October 2023

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three special use permits, including a 137-unit apartment building, a beer and wine retail license, and a fast-food restaurant with drive-through. They will also review a hotel's alcohol and entertainment permit. The meeting includes standard procedural items like minutes approval and public comments.

• Special Use Permit SP-2021-012 for a 5-story, 137-unit apartment building at 225 North La Brea Avenue
• Special Use Permit SUP23-00027 for beer and wine sales at 3535 West Imperial Highway
• Special Use Permit SUP23-00029 for a fast-food restaurant with drive-through at 11312 South Prairie Avenue
• One-year review of SP-2020-004 for hotel alcohol service and entertainment at 3900 West Century Boulevard

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & Licenses Committee will consider approval or denial of four special event permit applications, including a donut event at Randy's Donuts and a car show near Hollywood Park. The committee will also vote on two new business license applications and a list of 16 business license renewals, plus three tobacco retailer license renewals. The meeting will begin with approval of the prior meeting's minutes and public comment periods.

• Item #1: Christopher Jennings DBA Hoonigan to host a 4 3 Donuts Event at 805 W Manchester Blvd., Randy's Donuts, on April 3, 2024 from 2:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
• Item #2: Gregory Johnson DBA Hannibal Media Group to host a Buss for America 2024 Event on Pincay Drive and Kareem Court on April 4, 2024 from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
• Item #3: Joi Jackson DBA Grow Cycling Foundation to host a Grow Cycling's Second Saturdays Pumptrack Race Event at 700 Warren Lane, Edward Vincent Jr. Park, on second Saturdays from May 11 to December 14, 2024
• Item #4: Lamarr House DBA GoodtimeFest, LLC to host a Good Time Fest Event at 3883 W Century Blvd., Hollywood Park Casino, on May 24-26, 2024 from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
• Item #8: 16 business license renewals including FirstMed Ambulance Service Inc., LAX Rent A Car, and El Puerto Escondido

Library Board

The Inglewood Library Board will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on March 27, 2024. This agenda contains only routine administrative and procedural items up for consideration, including approval of the October 25, 2023 minutes and a general library update. No substantive policy decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Approval of October 25, 2023 meeting minutes
• General library update
• Public comment periods for agenda items and other matters
• Commissioner comments

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Parking and Traffic Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on terminating the Residential Permit Parking Program on 117th Street between Dehn and Lemoli Avenues, and will direct the City Engineer on how to proceed. The commission will also receive status reports on event parking rates at city-owned facilities and shuttle performance. The agenda includes approval of prior minutes and public comment periods.

• Public hearing on terminating Residential Permit Parking on 117th Street from Dehn Avenue to Lemoli Avenue (District 11)
• Status report on implementation plan for special event parking rates and fines at city-owned parking facilities
• Shuttle performance report for September-December 2023 NFL season and latest quarterly report
• Approval of minutes from February 28, 2024 meeting

City Council

The City Council is deciding on several public works contracts and budget amendments. Key items include funding for an airport transportation project and various improvements at Vincent Park.

• Appropriate $8,661,611.23 for the LAWA Intelligent Transportation Systems Project with Ferreira Coastal Construction Co.
• Award contract up to $745,800 to GA Builders, LLC for Vincent Park Restroom Project Phase 3
• Award contract up to $191,050 to Voltaire Engineering, Inc. for Vincent Park Soccer Field Parking Area Improvement
• Award contract up to $1,362,550 (including contingency) to S&L Specialty Construction, Inc. for sound insulation on 76 units
• Approve encroachment permit for a proposed apartment building at 939 W. Manchester Boulevard

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will receive verbal updates regarding several public art related projects. These include the Public Art Conservation RFQs, the Percent for Art 20th Anniversary Book, and the Forum Public Art Remedy. Councilwoman Dionne Faulk is also scheduled to speak.

• Update on Public Art Conservation RFQs
• Update on Percent for Art 20th Anniversary Book
• Update on Forum Public Art Remedy
• Approval of November 15, 2023 minutes

City Council

The City Council and associated agencies are meeting to review a consent calendar of administrative approvals. Key items include a new legislative advocacy agreement and a fellowship project with Stanford University.

• Three-year agreement with Ellison Wilson Advocacy, LLC, not to exceed $189,000 total ($63,000 annually)
• $50,000 Collaborative Fellowship Agreement with Leland Stanford Junior University for the Evidence for Policy Fellowship
• Rejection of three claims regarding vehicle damage, tire damage, and personal injury
• Payment of $5,700 to It’s Your Party Floral & Event Design for Senior Center and Black History events
• Payment of $740.10 to TSM Recovery & Recycling Co. Inc. for medical and hazardous waste collection

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and Licenses Committee will consider approval or denial of seven event permits, including a fruit tree giveaway, a parking lot sale, an Easter egg hunt, a surfboard event, a school culmination, and two large music festivals at SoFi Stadium. The committee will also vote on 15 business license renewals and 11 tobacco retailer license renewals.

• HARD Summer event at SoFi Stadium parking lots on August 3-4, 2024
• Soul-Fi Music Festival at SoFi Stadium on August 30-31, 2024
• Easter Eggstravaganza at Edward Vincent Jr. Park on March 23, 2024
• Business license renewals for 15 businesses including Premier Medical Transport, LAX Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, and Fiesta Martin Bar & Grill
• Tobacco retailer license renewals for 11 businesses including Happy Time Liquor and multiple service stations

Rental Housing Board

The Rental Housing Board will consider approving rent differential payments for non-subsidized rental units as part of Temporary Relocation Assistance for displaced tenants. The board may also reconsider a prior decision to hold emergency hearings when repairs exceed 90 days, and could instead make permanent relocation assistance due after 120 days without a hearing.

• Staff report recommending rent differential payments and timelines for Temporary Relocation Assistance
• Reconsideration of November 8, 2023 action to conduct Emergency Hearing if repairs exceed 90 days
• Proposed change: permanent relocation assistance due when repairs exceed 120 days, no Emergency Hearing required
• Approval of minutes from November 8, 2023 meeting

City Council

The City Council is considering several service contracts for city maintenance, police equipment, and water treatment. The body will also vote on an ordinance establishing pay ranges and employment conditions for Fiscal Year 2023-2024.

• Master Services Agreements for repainting and refinishing not to exceed $500,000
• Five-year agreement with Dictation Sales and Service, Inc. dba Equature not to exceed $170,980
• Contract with JCI Jones Chemicals, Inc. for liquid chlorine delivery not to exceed $378,972
• Two-year agreement with Willdan Engineering for affordable housing consultation not to exceed $285,974
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 24-05 regarding pay range assignments and conditions of employment

Park & Recreation Commission

The Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission is meeting to receive verbal reports on current department activities, including recreation programs and human services. The director will also provide updates on park projects, including the Vincent Park restroom project and Darby Park walking track and restroom projects. Public comments are invited on agenda items and any other matters.

• Easter Eggstravaganza event update
• Youth Sports and STEM Fest program updates
• Vincent Park Restroom Project Phase 3 update
• Darby Park Walking Track Replacement Project update
• Darby Park Restroom Project update

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two special use permits for a wireless telecommunications facility and alcohol sales, and will review a previously approved permit for a hotel. The commission will also consider a final tract map for a 20-unit residential subdivision. Staff have made preliminary recommendations on each item.

• Special Use Permit SUP23-00025 for beer and wine sales at 739 East Hyde Park Boulevard
• Special Use Permit SUP23-00035 for a 75-foot wireless telecom facility at 3111 West Century Boulevard
• One-year review of SP-2020-004 for hotel alcohol service, outdoor dining, and entertainment at 3900 West Century Boulevard
• Final Tract Map No. 82105 for a 20-unit residential subdivision on a 28,343 sq ft property
• Categorical exemptions recommended for both public hearing items

Library Board

The meeting agenda consists of procedural items including the approval of October 25, 2023, meeting minutes. The board will also receive a library update and provide time for public comments.

• Approval of October 25, 2023, minutes
• Library update

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Parking and Traffic Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on terminating the Residential Permit Parking Program on 6th Avenue from 104th to 108th Street, then direct the City Engineer on how to proceed. The commission will also discuss ongoing issues: vehicles blocking sidewalks on Manchester Boulevard, the Safe Routes to School Plan, and a statistical report on shuttle and parking usage. The agenda includes approval of minutes and public comment periods.

• Public hearing on terminating Residential Permit Parking on 6th Avenue from 104th to 108th Street (District 9)
• Discussion of vehicles blocking pedestrian sidewalk on Manchester Boulevard from West Boulevard to Crenshaw Boulevard
• Status update on Active Transportation and Safe Routes to School Plan (adopted May 17, 2022)
• Status of statistical report on shuttle and parking usage for city-owned parking facilities
• Approval of minutes from January 24, 2024 meeting

City Council

The Inglewood City Council will discuss a variety of infrastructure contracts, budget amendments, and grant applications. Key items include a major water main replacement project and an updated salary ordinance for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

• Contract for Water Main Replacement Project on Prairie Avenue with J.A. Salazar Construction & Supply Corporation not to exceed $6,538,125
• Introduction of an updated Salary Ordinance for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
• Budget amendment of $648,704.59 for the Darby and Dixon Parking Lot Improvements Project
• Agreement with Leverage Information Systems, Inc. for $31,823.66 for automatic license plate readers
• Proposed $25,000 City Sponsorship for the Women Rock Empowerment Summit on May 4, 2024

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and Licenses Committee will consider approval or denial of six special-event permit requests, including a Red Cross smoke-alarm event at City Hall, a Rolling Loud opening event at SoFi Stadium, and a community shredding event. Three new business license applications (a nail salon, another nail salon, and a restaurant with live entertainment) and two new tobacco retailer licenses are also up for a vote. The committee will also decide on a list of 15 business license renewals and 15 tobacco retailer license renewals.

• Item #1: American Red Cross smoke-alarm event at One W. Manchester Blvd. (City Hall South Lawn) on March 9, 2024
• Item #2: Rolling Loud opening event extension at 1001 Stadium Dr. (SoFi Stadium) on March 14, 2024
• Item #3: City of Inglewood free document shredding and e-waste event on Grevillea and Manchester on three Saturdays in 2024
• Item #9: New business license for Nuevo Ilobasco Restaurant (live entertainment) at 518 W. Arbor Vitae
• Item #10-11: New tobacco retailer licenses for A + K Mini Market & Tobacco (549 W Manchester Blvd.) and Liquor Warehouse (10025 S Prairie Ave.)

Arts Commission

The commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The meeting includes a presentation on the Hollywood Park/SoFi Stadium public art quarterly report and verbal reports regarding utility box designs.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Quarterly Report: Hollywood Park/SoFi Stadium Public Art
• Verbal Reports: Utility Box Refined Designs
• Approval of 2023 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will discuss applying for state affordable housing grants and awarding a contract for city-wide event management. The body is also reviewing medical services for in-custody prisoners and various lease and payment authorizations.

• Contract for Harold Long, dba Its Your Party, for event management not to exceed $221,900 annually ($443,800 total)
• Agreement with Shield Telehealth & Medical Services, LLC for $188,250 plus $50,765 in invoice payments for prisoner medical treatment
• Resolution to apply for HCD Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program funding with Venice Community Housing and LA Metro
• Public hearing set for February 27, 2024, regarding Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA) grant funding
• Payment of $6,171.02 to Ramirez Productions & Event Rentals, Inc. for 'Light Up Market Street' event

Construction Appeals Board

The Construction Appeals Board will meet to review the Board's responsibility. The agenda includes a vote on the meeting chair and opportunities for public comment.

• Vote on meeting chair

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and Licenses Committee will consider approval or denial of three special event permits, including a monthly food distribution at a church, a Super Bowl block party, and a Black History Month celebration. The committee will also vote on new business licenses for a guard service, parking lot, and shuttle service, as well as routine renewals for 15 businesses and 15 tobacco retailers.

• Monthly Drive-Thru Food Distribution at 8722 Crenshaw Blvd. (Morningside United Church) from Feb 15 to Dec 19, 2024
• Taste of Inglewood Big Game Block Party on Market Street (Manchester to Nutwood) on Feb 11, 2024
• 2nd Annual Black History Celebration on Market Street (Regent to Hillcrest) on Feb 24, 2024
• New business license for Los Angeles Executive Security Group (guard services) at 415 E Tamarack Ave
• Tobacco retailer license renewals for 15 businesses including Bani Market, Food 4 Less, and Ralph's

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two special use permits: one for alcohol service at a restaurant in the Hollywood Park retail center, and another for a 69-foot cell tower on Century Boulevard. It will also review two design requests for murals and exterior changes on commercial buildings. The meeting includes routine items like minutes approval and public comments.

• Special Use Permit SUP23-00026 for on-site alcohol consumption at Social Pies, 1245 South District Drive
• Special Use Permit SUP23-00030 for a 69-foot wireless tower at 3550 W. Century Boulevard
• Design Review DR23-00037 for mural and exterior alterations at 110 North La Brea Avenue (Kaiser Permanente)
• Design Review DR23-00084 for a mural at 446 South Market Street
• Minutes approval for January 10, 2024 special meeting

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposed partnership with the Inglewood Unified School District for the renovation and use of the Inglewood Main Library. The body is also reviewing several payment authorizations and a small office lease agreement.

• Proposed partnership with Inglewood Unified School District for Inglewood Main Library renovation
• Encroachment Permit and Covenant Agreement for 939 Manchester Boulevard
• Payment of $2,050 to Suzanne M. Maldonado Garcia for Dia De Los Muertos Festival entertainment
• Month-to-month lease for 340 square feet of office space at 243 East Queen Street for $500 monthly

Park & Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission meeting scheduled for February 1, 2024, has been canceled because not enough members were available to form a quorum. No business was conducted. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 7, 2024.

• Meeting canceled due to lack of quorum
• Next meeting: March 7, 2024

City Council

The Inglewood City Council is considering an ordinance to designate city-owned parking facilities as meter zones. The body will also review several payments for city services and a fair housing counseling agreement.

• Ordinance No. 24-04 to establish Special Event Parking Rates and fines for parking meter zones
• Agreement with Southern California Housing Rights, Inc. not to exceed $64,500
• Payment of $4,895.78 to Mehta Mechanical Company, Inc. for North Inglewood Booster Pump No. 3 Replacement Project
• Payment of $2,622.40 to It’s Your Party Floral & Event Design for the Annual Turkey Giveaway
• Resolution to amend the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Operating Budget to carry over prior year encumbrances

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approving or denying a permit for Chima Chibueze to operate a show/special event at 446 S Market Street. The meeting is a special session with public comment periods for both agenda items and other city business.

• Permit request for Chima Chibueze DBA The Tribe Entertainment Center at 446 S Market St.
• Committee to vote on approval or denial of the permit.

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approving or denying several new business and tobacco retailer licenses, as well as renewing a list of existing business and tobacco retailer licenses. The agenda also includes a permit request for a Black History Month event at Edward Vincent Jr. Park.

• Permit request for Black History Month event at 700 Warren Ln., Edward Vincent Jr. Park, Feb. 17, 2024
• New business license: The Lounge Barbershop (hair/nail salon) at 1117 S La Brea Ave.
• New tobacco retailer licenses: El Coco Market LLC at 611 E Fairview Blvd. and Stadium Liquor at 420 N La Brea
• Renewal of 17 business licenses including ambulance services, auto dealers, and a pawn shop
• Renewal of 16 tobacco retailer licenses including multiple 7-Eleven stores, Vons, and liquor stores

Library Board

The Library Board will hold a call-in meeting to review library updates and approve minutes from the October 25, 2023, meeting. The agenda includes opportunities for public comments regarding specific agenda items and other matters.

• Approval of October 25, 2023, meeting minutes
• Library update report

Parking & Traffic Commission

The Parking and Traffic Commission will hold a public hearing on terminating the Residential Permit Parking Program on Christopher Avenue and consider a resolution to end it on 7th Avenue. They will also discuss a new ordinance on city-owned parking meter zones and special event rates, and review unfinished business on sidewalk-blocking vehicles on Manchester Boulevard.

• Public hearing on terminating Residential Permit Parking on Christopher Avenue between Lemoli Avenue and 132-ft south of 118th Place (District 11)
• Resolution to terminate Residential Permit Parking on 7th Avenue from Century Blvd Local Access to 104th Street (District 9)
• Update: 73% of households voted to end permit parking on 3rd Avenue (102nd-104th St), but 75% required, so no change
• Discussion of ordinance designating city-owned parking facilities as meter zones and setting special event rates
• Unfinished business: vehicles blocking sidewalks on Manchester Blvd from West Blvd to Crenshaw Blvd

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a denied special use permit for a mortuary. The body is also considering several contracts for software and furniture, as well as the rejection of multiple personal injury claims.

• Public hearing on appeal for a mortuary at 323 East Beach Avenue
• Contract with Buffalo Computer Graphics for Crisis Management Software not to exceed $693,481.74
• Partial payment of $245,681.27 to LA County Registrar-Recorder’s Office for 2021 Special Municipal Election
• Payment of $23,425.86 to New Tangram, LLC for office furniture
• Payment of $143,888 for State Tobacco Grant Funds

Arts Commission

The commission will take action on the Intuit Dome Public Art Plan. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Percent for Art Ordinance and updates on public art projects.

• Action item: Intuit Dome Public Art Plan
• Presentation: Helen Lessick on the Percent for Art Ordinance
• Design update: The Creative House Utility Box Program
• Report: Senior Center Public Art Incident

Permits & License Committee

The Permits and Licenses Committee will consider approving or denying four special event permits, including the Rolling Loud music festival at SoFi Stadium, and several new and renewed business licenses. The committee will also vote on a list of tobacco retailer license renewals.

• Rolling Loud event at 1001 Stadium Dr., SoFi Stadium, March 15-17, 2024
• Community Health Fair at 400 W Beach Ave., Rogers Park, Jan 27, 2024
• Valentine's Day Flower Sale at 10801 S. Prairie Ave., Feb 13-14, 2024
• New business licenses: Auto Rental at 125 N. Ash Ave., Massage at 3883 W. Century Blvd., Parking Lots at 1213 and 920 S District Dr.
• Tobacco retailer license renewals for 14 businesses including Dollar General, Northgate Market, and Smoke 4 Less

Permits & License Committee

The Permits & License Committee will consider approval or denial of a permit request for a private event on January 15, 2024. The agenda also includes public comment periods for this item and other city business.

• Permit request for Larrance Dopson DBA Larrance Dopson Productions to host a 1500 or Nothin' Day Celebration at 8729 Aviation Blvd. on Monday, January 15, 2024, from 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm (Activity No. 00383446). Committee to consider approval/denial.

Planning Commission

The Inglewood Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Special Use Permit for an event center with alcohol sales and shared parking at 3215 West Manchester Boulevard. The commission will also approve minutes from previous meetings and hear public comments.

• Special Use Permit SUP23-00031 for large assembly event center, shared parking, and on-site alcohol consumption at 3215 W Manchester Blvd
• Categorical Exemption EA-CE-2023-147 recommended for approval
• Resolution approving SUP23-00031 subject to 19 conditions
• Minutes approval for November 1 and December 6, 2023 meetings

City Council

The City Council will discuss designating city-owned parking facilities as parking meter zones and establishing special event rates. The body is also considering contracts for network infrastructure and furniture for the Morningside Park Library.

• Ordinance to designate City-owned Parking Facilities as Parking Meter Zones with special event rates
• Contract with AMS.Net, Inc. for Morningside Park Library network infrastructure not to exceed $78,351.42
• Cooperative Purchase Agreement with New Tangram, L.L.C. for Morningside Park Library furniture not to exceed $170,000
• Public hearing set for Jan 23, 2024, regarding a Special Use Permit appeal for a mortuary
• Resolution to amend the FY 2023-2024 Operating Budget for affordable housing funds

Park & Recreation Commission

The Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission meeting scheduled for January 4, 2024, has been canceled. The next meeting is set for February 1, 2024.

Planning Commission

The regular Planning Commission meeting scheduled for January 3, 2024, is cancelled. A special meeting will instead be held on January 10, 2024, at 7:00pm. No agenda items are listed for either meeting.

• Regular meeting cancelled for January 3, 2024
• Special meeting scheduled for January 10, 2024 at 7:00pm