Fullerton public meetings in 2021
19 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts and a large mixed-use residential development. The agenda also includes closed sessions for labor negotiations and property discussions regarding 801 West Valencia Drive.
- $2,125,257 construction contract for San Juan Area Infrastructure Project
- Proposed 329-unit mixed-use development at E Orangethorpe Avenue and S Lemon Street
- $197,805 construction contract for Hunt Branch Library water and sewer improvements
- Property negotiations for 801 West Valencia Drive with the Boys & Girls Club
- Ordinance amendment regarding emergency purchases
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a special meeting to review a presentation regarding the Fullerton Boys and Girls Club relocation. The council will also meet in closed session to discuss litigation involving Purdue Pharma.
- Presentation regarding Fullerton Boys and Girls Club relocation
- Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding City of Fullerton, et al v. Purdue Pharma, L.P., et al
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a hearing regarding an appeal by JP 23 for the denial of an entertainment permit renewal. The meeting also includes closed sessions to discuss anticipated litigation and the existing case Poozhikala v. City of Fullerton.
- Appeal of denial of entertainment permit renewal by JP 23
- Discussion of anticipated litigation initiation
- Discussion of existing litigation, Poozhikala v. City of Fullerton
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Pines at Sunrise Village residential redevelopment project. Agenda items also include water main replacements and the extension of the Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program. Closed session discussions are scheduled for labor negotiations and City Manager recruitment.
- Pines at Sunrise Village redevelopment featuring 164 residential units
- $496,363 construction contract for Gilbert Street/Iris Court water main replacement
- $300,000 allocation for Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program extension
- Mills Act contract for historic property at 241 Jacaranda Place
- Engineering service agreement with BNSF Railway for Goodman Logistics Center improvements
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a public hearing for the Casa Bella mixed-use development at 415 South Highland Avenue. The agenda also includes grant applications for regional traffic signal synchronization projects and appointments to local committees.
- Casa Bella mixed-use project featuring 20 apartments at 415 South Highland Avenue
- $92,137 construction contract for the Storm Drain Lining FY 2020-21 project
- Grant applications for Yorba Linda Boulevard and Euclid Street traffic signal projects
- Property negotiations regarding 3535 Commonwealth Avenue
- Appointments to the UP Park Ad-Hoc Committee and Planning Commission
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider fiscal year 2021-22 budget adjustments and the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds. The agenda includes a proposal for a new 164-unit residential community at Euclid Street and Rosecrans Avenue. Closed session discussions involve property negotiations and labor negotiations with fire unions.
- $280,000 grant agreement for the Office of Traffic Safety program
- Proposed 164-unit residential community 'The Pines at Sunrise Village'
- $482,275 professional services agreement with KOA Hills Consulting Services, LLC
- Increase of CSG Consultants, Inc. contract from $100,000 to $200,000
- Property negotiations for 1600 West Commonwealth Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council is reviewing an $8,458,191 energy services agreement with NORESCO, LLC to implement energy efficiency projects at various city-owned properties. The agenda also includes establishing a redistricting advisory commission and discussing the potential extension of the outdoor dining program. Additionally, the council will consider fire service agreements and land acquisition amendments.
- Public hearing for an $8,458,191 energy services agreement with NORESCO, LLC
- Establishment of a Redistricting Advisory Commission for 'Redistrict Fullerton'
- Allocation of $750,000 from the Goodman Development Agreement for a new fire truck
- Amendment to purchase 24.1 acres in West Coyote Hills Neighborhoods 1 and 3
- Cancellation of the Automatic Aid Agreement with the City of Placentia
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss potential changes to the Fiscal Year 2021-22 General Fund budget. The discussion includes reviewing budget reduction scenarios and the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The council intends to return at a future meeting to consider potential changes.
- Potential adjustments to the FY 2021-22 General Fund budget
- Review of budget reduction scenarios
- Discussion regarding the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) monies
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The council will hold a study session regarding potential FY 2021-22 budget reductions and the use of ARPA funds. The agenda also includes decisions on infrastructure projects, park relocations, and parking restriction changes.
- $908,962 transfer for Las Palmas Pump Station (3B-4) Upgrades Project
- Relocation of Fullerton Pooch Park to Brea Dam Park
- Amended employment agreement for Chief of Police Robert Dunn II
- Rescinding parking restrictions on Whiting Avenue and Malden Avenue
- Real property negotiations for 1144 Rosecrans Avenue and Euclid Street properties
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider increasing user fees for Planning and Building Division services to achieve full cost recovery. The agenda also includes a construction contract award for Pacific Drive Park Improvements and discussions regarding police towing services.
- $844,845 construction contract for Pacific Drive Park Improvements
- Proposed increase in user fees for development-related services
- Agreement with Alarm Program Systems for alarm ordinance management
- Negotiation regarding property at 801 West Valencia Drive
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold closed sessions regarding labor negotiations with the Fullerton Fire Management Association and recruitment for a new City Manager. During the regular session, the council will review several infrastructure contracts and ordinance amendments. The agenda also includes updates on library Wi-Fi fees and parking regulations.
- $637,000 construction contract for West Ash Area Street Improvements to Onyx Paving Company, Inc.
- $844,845 construction contract for Pacific Drive Park Improvements to Micon Construction, Inc.
- Ordinance No. 3300 approving a development agreement for an electronic billboard at 303 North Placentia Avenue
- A new $100 replacement fee for unreturned library Wi-Fi hotspots and accessories
- Labor negotiations with the Fullerton Fire Management Association regarding salaries and benefits
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The council will consider a conditional use permit for an electronic billboard at 303 North Placentia Avenue. The agenda also includes approving IT service agreements and using asset seizure funds to purchase three unmarked police vehicles. Closed session discussions involve property negotiations and litigation.
- Electronic billboard permit for 303 North Placentia Avenue
- $161,879.10 monthly agreement with Glass Box Technology for IT services
- Use of $121,036.02 in Asset Seizure Funds to purchase three unmarked police vehicles
- $127,820.09 retention payment for the Jacaranda-Drake Area Infrastructure project
- 12-month extension for the Development Impact Fees deferral program
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will consider an appeal regarding a conditional use permit for a private school at 1600 North Acacia Avenue. The agenda also includes discussions on funding for the Fullerton Museum Center Association and a $75,000 project to create new council offices.
- Appeal of conditional use permit denial for private school use at 1600 North Acacia Avenue
- Acceptance of a $319,765 California Highway Patrol grant for the Police Department
- Estimated $75,000 project to create individual City Council offices
- $7,500 agreement with the City of Anaheim for fire investigation services
- $51,771 reimbursement request for the Fullerton Museum Center Association
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Annual Operating Budget, Schedule of Fees, and Appropriations Limit. The meeting also includes discussions on reducing sanitation charges and using downtown alleyways for outdoor dining. Additionally, the Council will consider several insurance program renewals and a $2.6M FAA airport grant.
- Adoption of FY 2021-22 Annual Operating Budget and Schedule of Fees
- Acceptance of $2.6M Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program Grant
- Reduction of Sanitation Charge calculation from 19% to 17% for FY 2021-22
- Authorization of insurance premiums including $2,234,809 for excess liability
- Discussion regarding the use of downtown alleyways for an outdoor dining program
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will review financial forecasts for the 2021-22 budget and hold a public hearing regarding updated water management and shortage contingency plans. The meeting also includes decisions on various consent calendar items, such as short-term rental permit limits and infrastructure contracts.
- $2,146,600 construction contract for Nutwood/Yale Area Infrastructure Improvements Project
- Public hearing for 2020 Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan
- Setting a maximum number of whole-house short-term rental permits
- License agreement with Fullerton Free Church at 3012 Garnet Lane
- Direction on cost recovery levels for development-related services
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will hold a closed session on April 27, 2021. The agenda includes discussion regarding the appointment, evaluation, or dismissal of the City Manager. No regular session items are listed in this portion of the agenda.
- Closed session discussion regarding the employment, performance evaluation, or dismissal of the City Manager
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider several infrastructure projects, including water main replacements and road improvements. The meeting also includes discussions on labor negotiations and the approval of flood and earth movement insurance. Additionally, the council will consider a resolution condemning hate crimes against Asian Americans.
- $1,219,200 construction contract for West Ash Area Water Main Replacement Project
- $952,730 construction contract for Victoria Drive Infrastructure Improvements - Phase II
- $608,509 premium for earth movement and flood insurance coverage
- $75,000 appropriation for SB 1383 analysis and trash hauler negotiations
- Resolution condemning hate crimes against Asian Americans
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the condition of city streets and available funding options. This presentation is intended to provide direction on street needs and maintenance.
- Presentation on city street conditions, needs, and funding options
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider a professional services agreement for a Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The agenda also includes a two-year pilot program to enforce illegal cannabis business closures. Additionally, the council will review road rehabilitation projects on Valencia Drive and Rosecrans Avenue.
- $236,295 contract award to RJM Design Group for a Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- Two-year pilot program with $10,700 to enforce illegal cannabis business closures
- Road rehabilitation on Valencia Drive and Rosecrans Avenue via SB 1 funds
- $69,620 grant from Orange County for older adult programs
- Increase of CSG Consultants, Inc. purchase order from $50,000 to $100,000