Fullerton public meetings in 2023
23 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will consider several items including public works classification changes, homeless shelter service extensions, and emergency medical transport participation. Closed session discussions include police leadership, real property negotiations, and multiple legal litigations.
- Extension of agreement with Illumination Foundation for homeless shelter services
- $875,000 purchase order for State of California Department of Health Care Services program
- $655,000 budget appropriation for Fire Department Fire EMS Program
- Professional services agreements with Northern Digital, Inc., Tetra Tech and West Yost up to $500,000
- Real property negotiations for 2515 San Carlos Drive and 1737 West Roberta Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will meet in closed session to discuss litigation, a police appointment, and real property negotiations. The regular session includes decisions on library grant funds, personnel budget updates, and the future of the Union Pacific Trail Phase Two project.
- Approval of $778,055 Building Forward State Grant and $389,027 matching donation for Fullerton Public Library Main Branch
- Reconsideration of Union Pacific Trail Phase Two project funding or direction to seek alternate projects
- $41,000 budget appropriation for a Human Resources / Risk Management Analyst II position
- Professional Services Agreement with HF&H Consultants, LLC for Senate Bill 1383 assistance
- Real property negotiations regarding 3535 West Commonwealth Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will meet in closed session regarding litigation and the Chief of Police appointment. During the regular session, they will consider several grants for transit and law enforcement. The agenda also includes a request to continue a public hearing on noise standards.
- $799,000 grant award for Fullerton Transit Station Enhancement Project
- $191,340 budget appropriation for ambulance services
- $40,756.80 purchase order to Zero Foodprint for compost credits
- $27,925 Justice Assistance Grant for the Police Department
- Request to continue public hearing on noise standards amendments
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold closed sessions regarding existing and anticipated litigation, real property negotiations, and labor negotiations with the Fullerton Police Management Association. The regular session includes several consent calendar items involving personnel classifications, land assignments, and various municipal contracts.
- Litigation: Californians for Homeownership v. City of Fullerton
- Property Negotiation: 2701 Nutwood Avenue
- Property Negotiation: 3012 Garnet Lane
- Property Negotiation: 1580 West Commonwealth Avenue
- Property Negotiation: Assessor Parcel Number 271-082-26
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hear an appeal regarding a conditional use permit for an automobile service station at 312 North Euclid Street. The agenda also includes closed session property negotiations and several budget approvals.
- Appeal of conditional use permit for an automobile service station at 312 North Euclid Street
- $250,000 donation from Fullerton Public Library Foundation for Hunt Library Facility
- $281,926.88 purchase order for four Dodge Durango patrol vehicles
- $249,250 construction contract with Big Ben, Inc. for Kimberly Avenue Sewer Reconnection
- Property negotiations for 510 North Harbor Boulevard and 301 North Pomona Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will review an appeal regarding a proposed automobile service station at 312 North Euclid Street. The agenda also includes a proposal to create a new historic preservation zone in the President Avenues Neighborhood. Additionally, the Council will discuss amendments to early morning parking regulations and animal control ordinances.
- Appeal of a conditional use permit for an automobile service station at 312 North Euclid Street
- Proposed rezoning of properties in the President Avenues Neighborhood to create a historic preservation zone
- $153,737.43 purchase of a new Painter Stencil Truck from National Auto Fleet Group
- Acceptance of a $100,000 Municipal Leak Detection and Repair Grant
- Amendments to Fullerton Municipal Code regarding animal control and zoning
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will meet to consider a new Chief of Police appointment in closed session. The regular meeting includes reviewing several grant awards and an interfund loan for IT server replacement. The council will also consider adopting an ordinance for special taxes in the Pines at Sunrise Village.
- Appointment of a new Chief of Police
- $285,000 grant for the 2023-24 Office of Traffic Safety program
- $138,488.95 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant award
- $1,890,433 interfund loan for IT server replacement
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 3324 regarding the Pines at Sunrise Village tax levy
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will hold a closed session to conduct a performance evaluation for the City Manager and consider an appointment for the Chief of Police. The council will also confer with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation.
- Performance evaluation of the City Manager
- Appointment of the Chief of Police
- Discussion of anticipated litigation (Case No. 21STCP01970)
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will discuss the formation of a new Community Facilities District for The Pines at Sunrise Village. The meeting also includes closed session items regarding the appointment of the Chief of Police and the evaluation of the City Manager. Additionally, the council will review several grant awards and technology upgrades for city facilities.
- Formation of Community Facilities District No. 3 (The Pines at Sunrise Village)
- Ordinance No. 3323 regarding recreational vehicle parking provisions
- $90,000 ABC grant award for the Police Department
- $141,701 emergency generator purchase for Fire Station 1
- $150,000 budget transfer for Hunt Library Revitalization Project
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations and real property negotiations. The regular session includes reviewing responses to Grand Jury reports and approving several infrastructure and service contracts.
- $328,675 construction contract for South Acacia Avenue and East Valencia Drive storm drain repair
- $119,125 contract for Citywide Sidewalk Condition Assessment
- $200,000 purchase order to InfoSend, Inc. for print and mail services
- $200,000 purchase order for vehicle detection equipment from Iteris, Inc.
- Approval of 'Korean Garden' naming at Hillcrest Park
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider several budget appropriations, including $1.7 million for the Police Department. The agenda also includes contract awards for park improvements and street projects, alongside closed sessions regarding litigation and property negotiations.
- $1,743,289 budget appropriation to the Police Department
- $550,549 construction contract for CNG Station Compressor Equipment Replacement
- $257,920.20 construction contract for Acacia Park Improvements Project
- $430,846 Cannabis Tax Fund Grant allocation to the Police Department
- $101,094.90 construction contract for Burning Tree Road Slurry Seal
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council and Successor Agency will hold closed-session negotiations regarding salaries, benefits, and working conditions. The regular session includes reviewing grant applications for Union Pacific Park and approving various infrastructure contracts. The agenda also covers police department software agreements and water main replacement funding.
- Labor negotiations regarding salaries, benefits, and working conditions
- Grant applications for Union Pacific Park totaling $2.26 million and $1.15 million
- $688,695 construction contract for Associated Road street improvements
- $222,865 construction contract for the Union Avenue Bridge Repair project
- $150,000 purchase order for police department data analysis software
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will consider the FY 2023-24 Annual Operating Budget, Schedule of Fees, and Appropriations Limit. Additionally, they will review a proposal for a two-year bridge program to operate the Hunt Branch Library as a city-run facility.
- FY 2023-24 Annual Operating Budget, Schedule of Fees, and Appropriations Limit
- Two-year bridge program for Hunt Branch Library operation including $505,137 in expenditures
- Fullerton Certified Farmers’ Market License Agreement through June 30, 2025
- Master Services and Purchase Agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc.
- Rescission of early morning parking restrictions on Wilshire Avenue and Amerige Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will meet in closed session regarding litigation and labor negotiations. The regular session includes several consent calendar items involving road improvements, sewer projects, and technology upgrades.
- Construction contract award of $2,413,236.50 for Bastanchury Road to Imperial Highway
- Ratification of $2,533,540 construction contract for Casa Blanca - Barris - Fern Area project
- $596,640 purchase order for City Council Chambers audio-visual system upgrades
- Up to $85,000 budget transfer for Tyler Technologies EnerGov permit software licenses
- Kiwanis Club Lease Agreement Amendment No. 3 for Kiwanis Youth Park
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will consider several major contracts, including fire engine acquisitions and street improvement projects. The agenda also includes closed session discussions regarding existing litigation and property negotiations for the Fullerton Museum Center. Additionally, the council will review the 2023-24 Annual Action Plan for CDBG funding.
- Purchase of fire engines totaling over $4.5 million from Pierce Manufacturing
- $672,450 construction contract for Morelia Avenue and Juanita Cooke Trail Improvements
- $84,023.05 contract for Residential Slurry Seal and Miscellaneous Rehabilitation Project
- Up to $3,200,000 contract for Casa Blanca-Barris-Fern sewer and street improvements
- $292,743 change orders for CCTV network and security upgrades
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will conduct a study session regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 operating and capital improvement program budget. The regular meeting includes several consent calendar items involving grants, construction contracts, and zoning amendments.
- Zoning amendment for Pointe Common Affordable Housing Project at 1600 West Commonwealth Avenue
- $200,000 transfer for four Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicles
- $50,000 grant for Meter Health Analytics Pilot Project
- $2,000,000 Cal OES grant for Women’s Transitional Living Center
- $98,210 agreement for Well 6 Rehabilitation Project
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider a major site plan and zoning amendment for the Pointe Common affordable housing development. Additionally, officials will review location and funding options for the 2023 Fourth of July celebration.
- Pointe Common Affordable Housing Project at 1600 West Commonwealth Avenue
- $287,851.88 purchase order for a new Velocity Dump Truck
- Up to $200,000 purchase for traffic signal vehicle detection equipment
- Fourth of July celebration location and $142,000-$145,000 budget transfer
- Real property negotiations regarding 1747 Commonwealth Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider an allocation plan for $1,954,345 in HUD HOME-ARP funding. The agenda also includes a construction contract for the Fullerton Pooch Park Relocation and discussions regarding new downtown noise regulations. Closed session items include labor negotiations and real property negotiations.
- $936,196.63 construction contract for Fullerton Pooch Park Relocation
- $1,954,345 HUD HOME-ARP Allocation Plan approval
- $608,178.71 purchase of a Vactor Hydro Excavator vacuum truck
- $125,001 change order for Advance Resources, LLC staff augmentation
- Discussion on creating a new Downtown Noise Zone
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider several items including a lease for the Maple Neighborhood Center and potential changes to merchant service provider agreements. The agenda also includes discussions on a Korean Culture Festival partnership and the 2023 Legislative Platform.
- Lease agreement with YMCA of Orange County for the Maple Neighborhood Center
- Amendments to merchant and gateway provider agreements with Tyler Technologies, Inc. and Global Payments Integrated
- Establishment of a disabled person parking zone at 124 East Brookdale Avenue
- Authority for City Manager to write off uncollectible accounts receivable under $50,000
- Partnership with Daroo Korean Performing Arts and Culture for a Korean Culture Festival
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will consider whether to pass credit card and eCheck fees to customers or absorb them into the city budget. The council will also review the 2023 Legislative Platform and ratify emergency repairs for a water main break on Bastanchury Road.
- Revision of credit card and eCheck fee structure
- Emergency repairs for Bastanchury Road water main break with budget up to $150,000
- Roth Staffing Companies, LP change orders not exceeding $250,000
- Adoption of the 2023 Legislative Platform
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Council will consider a tentative agreement with the Fullerton Firefighters’ Association regarding wages and working conditions. The agenda also includes reviewing a $702,271 Department of Justice tobacco grant and property negotiations near Commonwealth Avenue. Several administrative updates and infrastructure change orders are also scheduled for review.
- Tentative agreement with Fullerton Firefighters’ Association regarding wages and hours
- $702,271 Department of Justice Tobacco Grant award
- Ordinance No. 3320 for an electronic billboard at 1604 South Harbor Boulevard
- $37,040 change order for Hollydale Area Water Main Replacement Project design services
- Property negotiations for right of way near 1747 Commonwealth Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an electronic billboard at 1604 South Harbor Boulevard. The agenda also includes several infrastructure projects, including water main replacements and pedestrian signal upgrades. Additionally, the council will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations and existing litigation.
- Zoning change and development agreement for The Pines at Sunrise Village
- $367,316 contract for Flashing Beacon Pedestrian System Project
- $2,381,200 contract for Hermosa Area Water Main Replacement Project
- $96,390 contract for Pedestrian Signal Countdown Head Installation
- Public hearing for an electronic billboard at 1604 South Harbor Boulevard
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will review appointments to various regional advisory bodies and commissions. The agenda includes contract awards for water main replacements, street rehabilitation, and sewer master plan updates. The council will also meet in closed session regarding litigation and labor negotiations.
- $1,339,100 construction contract for Associated Road Water Main Replacement
- $633,000 construction contract for Serrano-Yermo-Via Caliente Area Street Rehabilitation Project
- $434,055 Professional Services Agreement with Dudek for Sewer Master Plan update
- Appeal of Planning Commission approval for 120 West Wilshire Avenue
- Property negotiations regarding 2701 Nutwood Avenue