Fullerton public meetings in 2022
27 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will consider several infrastructure projects, including road improvements and playground replacements. The agenda also includes closed session discussions regarding labor negotiations and property acquisitions.
- $2,774,023 construction contract for Orangethorpe Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Project
- $377,400 contract to Pacific Play Systems, Inc. for Acacia Park playground replacement
- $315,784.00 professional services agreement with Rincon Consultants for the Housing Element
- $194,650 budget transfer for Hunt Library Revitalization Project
- $14,720 appropriation for a crossing guard at Olive and Citrus Avenues
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will declare the results of the November 8, 2022, General Municipal Election and administer oaths to newly elected members. The council will also select a new Mayor/Chair and Mayor Pro Tem/Vice Chair. A closed session is scheduled for labor negotiations with fire associations regarding salaries and benefits.
- Certification of November 8, 2022, General Municipal Election results
- Oath of office for newly elected City Council members
- Selection of a new Mayor/Chair and Mayor Pro Tem/Vice Chair
- Closed session labor negotiations with Fullerton Firefighters’ Association and Fullerton Fire Management Association
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider a development agreement for a mixed-use project at 212 East Santa Fe Avenue, including residential, hotel, and retail uses. The agenda also includes labor negotiations for firefighters and a $1.2 million contract for street rehabilitation.
- $1,204,780 construction contract for Residential Street Rehabilitation with Hardy & Harper, Inc.
- Development agreement and sale of property at 212 East Santa Fe Avenue
- Labor negotiations with Fullerton Firefighters’ Association and Management Association
- $25,926 Justice Assistance Grant allocation to the Police Department
- Appeal regarding a conditional use permit for alcohol sales at 120 West Wilshire Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will conduct closed session negotiations regarding several real property parcels and labor parameters with fire employee organizations. The agenda also includes a study on implementing Senate Bill 1383 climate pollutant reduction laws. The regular meeting covers various consent items, including copier service agreements and property sale resolutions.
- Purchase and sale agreement for a 48,170 square foot parking area south of Ellis Place
- Labor negotiations with Fullerton Firefighters’ Association and Fire Management Association
- Master Services Agreement with Konica Minolta Business Solutions for copier fleet
- Resolution to abandon a portion of Ellis Place for outdoor dining and entertainment
- Intent to sell property at 212 East Santa Fe Avenue for multi-use development
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will meet in closed session regarding litigation and labor negotiations with fire associations. Regular session items include approving several vehicle purchases for the Police Department and an engineering agreement for pipeline replacement. The Council also reviewed a request for outdoor dining at Lagos Mexican Cuisine.
- Purchase of eight 2023 Dodge Charger patrol vehicles for $347,267.88
- Two purchase orders for Ford Police Interceptor Utility vehicles totaling $334,743.36
- $465,731 professional services agreement with Hazen and Sawyer for pipeline replacement
- Real property negotiations regarding parcels at Ellis Place/Harbor Blvd and Chapman/Pomona Ave
- Outdoor dining application for Lagos Mexican Cuisine at 139 West Santa Fe Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will determine whether to continue providing fire and emergency services through the Fullerton Fire Department or contract with the Orange County Fire Authority. The Council is also considering a $584,000 agreement for homeless shelter beds. Other items include various grant approvals and contract extensions.
- Decision on future fire and emergency medical services provider
- $584,000 agreement with Illumination Foundation for 20 homeless shelter beds
- $285,000 Office of Traffic Safety grant agreement
- $40,000 Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control grant award
- Contract extension with Falck Mobile Health Corp including an $80,000 budget amendment
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will review responses to the 2022 Orange County Grand Jury Report and an update on the Hunt Branch Library partnership. The agenda also includes a budget transfer for IT services and a dining application for Lagos Mexican Cuisine.
- $113,750 budget transfer from General Fund to Information Technology Fund
- Acceptance of $4,329.33 in Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant funds
- Outdoor dining application for Lagos Mexican Cuisine at 139 West Santa Fe Avenue
- Update on the Hunt Branch Library Partnership RFP process
- Response to the 2022 Orange County Grand Jury Report
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The meeting includes closed session discussions regarding litigation and regular session items. The Council will consider various utility projects, including water main replacements and a master plan update. Other items include parking restriction changes and budget amendments for development projects.
- $829,683 professional services agreement with Stantec for Water Master Plan Update
- $1,084,955 construction contract for the Mark III Area Water Main Replacement Project
- $228,469.66 change order for The Hub development project plan check costs
- Repeal of early morning parking restrictions on the 200 block of East Rosslynn Avenue
- Authorization to write off $57,931.96 in accounts receivable
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will review an evaluation report regarding a proposal from the Orange County Fire Authority for fire and paramedic services. The agenda also includes responses to Grand Jury reports and routine administrative items.
- Evaluation of Orange County Fire Authority emergency fire and paramedic services proposal
- Retirement of Police Canine Jax and transfer of ownership to Corporal Flynn
- Responses to Grand Jury reports regarding Orange County Power Authority and water services
- Voiding of unclaimed checks under $15.00
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council is deciding whether to extend the 'Walk on Wilshire' outdoor dining program or terminate it. Officials will also consider restoring public sidewalks at Harbor and Commonwealth. Additionally, the council will discuss labor negotiations with the police management association in closed session.
- $1.0 million ARPA funds for Orangethorpe Water Main Replacement Project
- $323,900 construction contract for Hunt Library Phase IV fencing improvements
- $195,096 purchase order for department-issued handguns and accessories
- $180,000 budget appropriation for Hunt Library security services
- $78,695 Title III-B grant award for the Office on Aging
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider granting the City Manager temporary authority to award public works contracts up to $5,000,000. The agenda also includes real property negotiations and updates regarding opioid litigation settlement funds. Several infrastructure and construction contracts are scheduled for approval.
- Temporary authority for City Manager to award public works contracts up to $5,000,000
- $389,330 contract for curb, gutter, and sidewalk reconstruction
- $132,650 construction contract for debris recycling
- Lease agreements with Dish Wireless for cell tower sites
- Real property negotiations for 2701 Nutwood Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will discuss seeking a new tenant or operator for the Hunt Branch Library at 201 South Basque Avenue. The agenda also includes accepting grants for arts and waste management, as well as a closed session regarding litigation.
- $500,000 California Arts Council grant award for the Museum of Teaching and Learning
- $197,528 SB 1383 Local Assistance Grant Funds for refuse
- Direction to pursue an informal Request for Proposals for a Hunt Branch Library operator
- Professional services agreements for on-call landscape architects
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will consider an appeal regarding a proposed trailer yard at South State College Boulevard. The agenda also includes approving solar streetlight funding and police vehicle leases. Additionally, staff will provide information on inclusionary housing.
- Appeal of site plan for a trailer yard at 1201-1223 South State College Boulevard
- $500,000 CHP Cannabis Tax Fund Grant for the Police Department
- $69,221.44 purchase order for 23 solar streetlights from Gridshift Solutions
- $142,970 purchase order with JIG Consultants for water main replacement design
- Agreement with California Yellow Cab for the Senior Mobility Program
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will discuss labor negotiations and potential litigation in closed session. During the regular meeting, members will consider a 153-unit residential project and $1 million for street repairs. The council also plans to review new parks and recreation fees.
- Redevelopment of 12.52 acres into a 153-unit residential community at Euclid and Rosecrans
- $1 million agreement with Orange County for Orangethorpe Avenue street rehabilitation
- Ordinance 3314 regarding the unlawful possession of catalytic converters
- $500,000 ARPA funding for the Homeless Outreach and Proactive Engagement Center
- $18,000 agreement with Turbo Data Systems, Inc. for parking permit processing
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider an ordinance for residential development under Senate Bill 9. The agenda also includes approving professional service agreements for consultants and a water services agreement. Additionally, the council will review insurance program recommendations and election resolutions.
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 3313 regarding SB9 residential development standards
- Professional service agreements for consultants totaling up to $3,000,000 for Building and Safety
- Water services agreement with Municipal Water District of Orange County up to $1,000,000
- Authorization of insurance premiums including $3,118,150 for excess liability
- Resolutions regarding the November 8, 2022, general municipal election
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider amendments to zoning and subdivision codes related to Senate Bill 9. The agenda also includes a lease agreement for the Maple Neighborhood Center and an extension for the Fox Block development negotiation. Closed session items involve labor negotiations with police associations and property negotiations for 201 South Basque Avenue.
- SB 9 residential development standards and urban lot split fees
- Maple Neighborhood Center lease agreement with Friendly Center, Inc.
- Fox Block development extension with NFRED, LLC
- Labor negotiations with Fullerton Police Officers’ Association
- Real property negotiations for 201 South Basque Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The meeting includes a special session to address Brown Act violation claims regarding an entertainment permit appeal. The regular session covers several infrastructure projects, including well rehabilitation and trail improvements. Additionally, the council will discuss a new cost recovery blueprint for the Parks and Recreation Department.
- $3,222,346 construction contract for Marion Area Infrastructure Improvements
- $357,550 construction contract for Christlieb Well 15A Rehabilitation
- Rejection of all construction bids for Juanita Cooke Trail Improvements
- Approval of the 2022-23 CDBG Annual Action Plan
- Labor negotiations with Fullerton Police Officers’ Association
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-23 General Fund Budget. This review includes the preliminary Capital Infrastructure Projects Plan and enterprise funds for water and sewer. The council intends to provide direction on these preliminary plans.
- Review of Preliminary FY 2022-23 Proposed General Fund Budget
- Review of preliminary Capital Infrastructure Projects Plan
- Review of Water and Sewer Enterprise Funds
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will consider approving a new military equipment use policy for the Police Department. The agenda also includes contract awards for police vehicles and infrastructure improvements for West Valencia Drive. Additionally, the Council will review resolutions regarding compensation for executive and nonrepresented employees.
- Approval of Fullerton Police Department Policy 708 - Military Equipment Use
- Acceptance of a $2.3 million donation for the AFI Building Renovation project
- Contracts for police patrol vehicles totaling approximately $276,558
- Infrastructure improvements for West Valencia Drive involving $1.33 million in fund transfers
- Resolutions to increase compensation for executive and nonrepresented employees
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt Ordinance No. 3312, which establishes a new voting district map. The agenda also includes several infrastructure contracts for water main replacements, traffic signal synchronization, and sewer equipment.
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 3312 to establish a new voting district map
- $2,222,833 contract for Orangethorpe Avenue/Esperanza Road traffic signal synchronization
- $1,825,200 construction contract for Hidden Lakes Area Water Main Replacement
- $604,023.87 purchase of a new Sewer Vacuum Truck from Haaker Equipment Company
- $305,473 contract for Airport Signage and Landscape Improvements
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the final selection of the Redistrict Fullerton map and introduce an ordinance to adopt it. The Council will also consider approving a tentative agreement with the Fullerton Firefighters’ Association and a side letter with the Fullerton Fire Management Association.
- Public hearing on Redistrict Fullerton map boundaries
- Introduction of an ordinance to adopt the selected voting district map
- Approval of a memorandum of agreement with the Fullerton Firefighters’ Association regarding wages, hours, and working conditions
- Approval of a side letter agreement with the Fullerton Fire Management Association
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will decide whether to terminate the Temporary Outdoor Dining Program and determine future options for the Wilshire Street closure. The agenda also includes approvals for various street improvements, traffic safety enhancements, and grant applications. Closed session discussions involve labor negotiations and personnel appointments.
- $1,599,338.70 construction contract for Euclid Street Improvements Project
- $295,000 FAA Airport grant application
- $108,852.22 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant award
- Traffic safety enhancements at Olive Avenue and Highland Avenue
- Repeal of no stopping anytime parking on Rosecrans Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will conduct a public hearing to consider recommended focus maps from the Redistricting Advisory Commission. The session is intended to receive public input on district boundaries and draft maps. A final map is scheduled for selection at a future meeting on March 29, 2022.
- Public hearing on Redistrict Fullerton focus map recommendations
- Selection of final redistricting map scheduled for March 29, 2022
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider plans for the remaining $16.5 million in ARPA funds and input for the 2022-23 work plan. The agenda also includes approving several street improvement contracts and accepting various state grants. Closed session discussions involve labor negotiations and airport property negotiations.
- Obligation of $16.5 million in remaining ARPA funds
- $1,397,367 construction contract for Nutwood-Yale Area Street Improvements
- $1,113,745 construction contract for Rosecrans Avenue Street Improvements
- Acceptance of $4,000,000 homelessness recuperative center state grant
- Negotiations regarding 4119 West Commonwealth Avenue (Fullerton Municipal Airport)
Planning Commission / Landmarks Commission
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City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will vote on a plan to obligate the remaining $16.5 million of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding for city projects. The agenda also includes second readings for The Hub student housing development ordinances and a request to postpone the General Plan Housing Element public hearing.
- Adoption of ordinances for The Hub student-oriented housing development on East Chapman Avenue
- $450,000 construction contract for Olive Avenue and Iris Court Area Street Rehabilitation
- Allocation of $16.5 million in remaining ARPA funds
- Selection of default electricity rate options for Orange County Power Authority customers
- Grant application for the Hunt Library Revitalization Project
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will hold a closed session meeting. The agenda includes a discussion regarding public employment for the City Manager position. No regular session business items are listed in this document.
- Public employment discussion regarding the City Manager title