Redondo Beach public meetings in 2021
115 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and standard council business. One item includes discussion and possible action regarding conducting a mock meeting in preparation for returning to the Council Chamber. No specific ordinances, contracts, or rezonings are listed in this document.
- Discussion and possible action regarding conducting a mock meeting
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss real property negotiations regarding the Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon. The open session includes a vote on purchasing five transit buses for up to $2,797,910.30. The council will also review various small contracts and payroll demands.
- Purchase of 5 low-floor buses for up to $2,797,910.30
- Lease amendment for FirstSteps for Kids, Inc. at 119 W. Torrance Blvd
- Fire department training platform agreement with Advanced Problem Solving LLC
- Amendment to Creative Bus Sales, Inc. agreement for $24,637.12
- Property negotiations for Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider amendments to the municipal code regarding setbacks for accessory structures in residential zones. The commission will also discuss an update to the city's Residential Design Guidelines. Additionally, the meeting includes the election of a new chairperson and secretary.
- Public hearing on setbacks for accessory structures in residential zones
- Proposed standards for building and other projections in all zones
- Discussion regarding an update to the City’s Residential Design Guidelines
- Election of Chairperson and Secretary through September 2022
Historical Commission
The Historical Commission will meet virtually to discuss committee appointments and museum protocols. The meeting includes discussions regarding fiscal year 2022-2023 budget needs and the election of a secretary. Additionally, the commission will review the Museum Donation Fund report.
- Election of Secretary
- Discussion of additional committees and committee appointments
- Discussion on protocols related to museum
- Discussion of fiscal year 2022-2023 budget needs
- Museum Donation Fund Report
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will review several infrastructure contracts and budget modifications. The agenda also includes closed sessions regarding property negotiations on Harbor Drive and potential litigation.
- $2,990,267 contract for Basin 2 Sewer Pump Out Station Upgrade & Harbor Patrol Dock Replacement
- Budget modification for sewer pump station and harbor dock projects
- Ordinance for mandatory organic waste disposal
- $74,563 agreement for Kingsdale Avenue resurfacing project
- Property negotiations for 239 N. Harbor Drive and 245 N. Harbor Drive
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will hold a public hearing regarding permits for a new wastewater facility at the Seaside Lagoon parking lot. The commission will also discuss a draft Waterfront Outdoor Dining Permit Program for King Harbor.
- Public hearing for a wastewater facility at 350 Portofino Way
- Discussion of the draft Waterfront Outdoor Dining Permit Program for King Harbor
- Approval of November 8, 2021 meeting minutes
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee will discuss and potentially take action on the annual financial reports for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021. The agenda also includes approval of meeting minutes and posting affidavits.
- Discussion of annual financial reports for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2021
- Approval of minutes from the December 10, 2020, Audit Committee meeting
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the special meeting
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss the City Treasurer’s Quarter 1 report for fiscal year 2021-2022. The meeting also includes a review of the City's Statement of Investment Policy 2021 and discussion regarding annual financial reports for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2021.
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 1 Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Report
- Review of City's Statement of Investment Policy 2021
- Annual Financial Reports for fiscal year ended June 30, 2021
- Approval of minutes from the September 23, 2021 meeting
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Recreation and Parks Commission will discuss creating a new subcommittee and appointing a Historical Commission liaison. The meeting also includes consideration of a historical mural at Townsend or Beverly Parkettes and an update on sailing programs.
- Possible action on the creation of a commission subcommittee and appointment of a Historical Commission liaison
- Consideration of a historical mural at Townsend or Beverly Parkettes
- Information on the Community Services Department's sailing program and club activities
City Council
The City Council will consider amendments for the Redondo Beach Transit Center project and an ordinance regarding beach hours. The agenda also includes a public hearing on the Riviera Village Business Improvement District assessment.
- Amendments to Pacific Architecture and Engineering for Transit Center project ($30,000 and $34,200)
- Agreement with Southern California Gas Company for transit center gas service ($5,047.08)
- Adoption of two support K9s for the Fire Department ($3,500 each)
- Roof replacement at Anderson Park Scout Houses ($40,464)
- Public hearing for Riviera Village Business Improvement District assessment
Library Commission
The Redondo Beach Library Commission will meet to conduct discussions on the midyear budget and strategic planning. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding communication between the Commission and Councilmembers and a Director's Report.
- Discussion of the midyear budget
- Strategic planning discussion
- Communication between the Library Commission and Councilmembers
- Director's Report
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will hold a presentation and discussion regarding the AES Power Plant. Staff recommends that the commission receive and file the presentation by Dierdre Brand and Jim Light.
- Presentation and discussion regarding the AES Power Plant
- Approval of minutes
- Affidavit of posting
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss elements to be included in a tree ordinance. The agenda also includes routine items such as approving minutes and proof of posting.
- Discussion of elements to be included in a tree ordinance
General Plan Advisory Committee
The GPAC will discuss and potentially take action on the Draft Open Space and Conservation Element Update for the City General Plan. The committee will also approve minutes from a December 2020 meeting and the affidavit of posting for this special meeting.
- Discussion and possible action on the Draft Open Space and Conservation Element Update
- Approval of minutes from the December 3, 2020, GPAC special meeting
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the November 30, 2021, special meeting
Planning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a three-year extension of approvals for the South Bay Galleria Improvement Project at 1815 Hawthorne Boulevard. Additionally, members will discuss recommending residential code amendments for outdoor living spaces and consider changing the meeting start time.
- Permit extension for South Bay Galleria Improvement Project (1,593,144 sq ft)
- Proposed code amendments for outdoor living space in residential zones
- Amendments to Planning Commission bylaws regarding meeting start time
Cultural Arts Commission
The Public Art Commission is holding a special virtual meeting to conduct administrative business. The agenda includes electing new officers and reviewing commission subcommittees. The commission will also receive a report on the public art fund.
- Election of officers
- Commission subcommittee review
- Public Art Fund report
- Approval of September 22, 2021 minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several service agreements for sewer pump station management, curb ramp improvements, and security software. The meeting also includes discussions regarding a city website upgrade and the assignment of General Fund balances from the 2021 fiscal year.
- Construction management for Alta Vista Sewer Pump Station project up to $307,174
- Pier Restroom Improvements Project contract for $247,000
- Curb ramp improvements 2021 project up to $52,140
- Security software and hardware agreement with Fusus LLC up to $131,500
- Purchase of three Auto Pulse resuscitation systems up to $60,000
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission will meet virtually to elect a new Chairperson. The agenda includes committee reports and discussions regarding recent fire events, law enforcement updates, and activities in the City Prosecutor's Office.
- Election of Chairperson
- Committee reports from five subcommittees
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Review of recent law enforcement events and crime recap
- Volunteers in Policing report
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Commission will conduct an election for officers and discuss elements to be included in a tree ordinance. The meeting also includes receiving a report on the Community Services Department's sailing program and club activities.
- Election of officers
- Discussion of elements for a tree ordinance
- Report on Community Services Department's sailing program and club activities
- Approval of October 13, 2021 minutes
City Council
The City Council will discuss a potential charter amendment to implement ranked choice voting for city offices. Members will also review 2020 Census data regarding redistricting requirements. Additionally, the council is considering a joint application with Los Angeles County for Homekey funding.
- Potential charter amendment for ranked choice voting implementation
- Review of 2020 Census and demographic data for redistricting
- Agreement with Southern California Edison for electric lines at 1521 Kingsdale Avenue ($805.03)
- Sublease expansion for El Torito Opco, LLC at Fisherman's Wharf
- Agreement with Maximus US Services, Inc. not to exceed $52,000
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will discuss sea-level rise planning for King Harbor and proposed amendments to harbor craft regulations. The commission will also consider the conversion of seventeen parking spaces at Moonstone Park into paid parking.
- Conversion of 17 parking spaces at Moonstone Park to paid parking
- Sea-level rise planning and implementation strategies for King Harbor
- Draft letter regarding California Air Resources Board Commercial Harbor Craft Regulations amendments
- Approval of October 11, 2021, meeting minutes
Preservation Commission
The commission will hold public hearings regarding property additions at 118 S. Helberta Avenue and 227 Avenue C. They will also consider a landmark designation for 719 S. Elvira Avenue. Additionally, the body will discuss electing a Chair and Vice-Chair.
- Additions to a landmark at 118 S. Helberta Avenue
- Alterations to "Griffey House" at 227 Avenue C
- Landmark designation for 719 S. Elvira Avenue
- Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, and subcommittee selection
City Council
The City Council will receive an update on the LA Metro Line C (Green Line) extension draft EIR. The agenda also includes closed session discussions regarding real property negotiations and potential litigation. Additionally, the council will consider several financial approvals and service contracts.
- Update on LA Metro Line C (Green Line) extension draft EIR
- $100,000 contract with Moss Adams LLP for internal controls consulting
- $12,000 agreement with Hunt Design Associates for Path of History signage
- Real property negotiations for 209 N. Harbor Drive and 100 Fisherman’s Wharf
- Appropriation of $12,700 in DOJ grant funds
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission will meet to select its Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. The agenda includes discussions regarding elements for a tree ordinance and traffic enhancements for Blossom Lane between Ripley Avenue and 190th Street. The commission will also receive status updates on previously approved projects.
- Selection of Commission Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Discussion of elements to be included in a tree ordinance
- Blossom Lane traffic enhancements between Ripley Avenue and 190th Street
- Status updates on approved Public Works Commission projects
Planning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings regarding a three-year extension for the South Bay Galleria Improvement Project at 1815 Hawthorne Boulevard. The meeting also includes consideration of municipal code amendments for building projections and accessory structure setbacks. Additionally, members will discuss forming a subcommittee to review accessory structure codes.
- Extension of development permits for the South Bay Galleria Improvement Project at 1815 Hawthorne Boulevard
- Proposed amendments to municipal code regarding setbacks for accessory structures in residential zones
- Discussion on forming a subcommittee to review the accessory structure code
- Election of Commission Chairperson and Secretary for the 2021-2022 term
Historical Commission
The Redondo Beach Historical Commission is meeting to conduct an election of officers and establish goals for 2021-2022. The commission will also discuss protocols related to the museum and budget needs for 2022-2023.
- Election of officers
- Discussion on protocols related to museum
- Discussion of 2022-2023 budget need
- Approval of August 18, 2021 minutes
- Museum donation fund report
City Council
The City Council will consider resolutions regarding the Riviera Village Business Improvement District and proposed assessments. The meeting also includes a closed session for real property negotiations at 209 N. Harbor Drive and discussions on potential litigation.
- Real property negotiations for 209 N. Harbor Drive
- Riviera Village Business Improvement District assessments
- $100,000 agreement with CWE for engineering services
- $40,950 addendum to Zencity Technologies software contract
- $8,910 security training renewal with Knowbe4, Inc.
Public Safety Commission
The commission will administer an oath of office to new appointees and review several committee reports. Discussion topics include recent fire events, law enforcement crime recaps, and updates from the City Prosecutor's office.
- Oath of office for new appointees
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Committee reports from five subcommittees
- Approval of September 20, 2021 minutes
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will elect new officers and discuss a contract with Maximus US Services, Inc. The commission will also review a recommendation regarding streamlining Public Works contracts procurement.
- Agreement with Maximus US Services, Inc. for cost allocation plan processing services not to exceed $13,000
- Election of new Chair and Vice-Chair
- Review of recommendation to streamline Public Works contracts procurement
- Oath of office for new appointees
Recreation & Parks Commission
The meeting consists of standard administrative and procedural tasks. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are listed for action on this agenda.
- Approval of August 11, 2021 minutes
- Affidavit of posting
- Director's report
City Council
The council will discuss the status of the Redondo Beach Generating Station and efforts to acquire property for park use. They will also consider installing all-way stop controls in Council District 4 and negotiating a new turf agreement for Aviation Field.
- Resolution opposing changes to the State Water Resources Control Board’s Once Through Cooling policy
- Installation of all-way stop controls at intersections in Council District 4
- Negotiation of a new license agreement with South Bay Sports, LLC for replacement turf at Aviation Field
- Agreement with LA County Registrar-Recorder to use Alta Vista Park Community Room for election work
- Report on community meeting room use policies and procedures
Youth Commission
The Redondo Beach Youth Commission will hold a virtual meeting on October 7, 2021. The agenda includes an oath of office for new appointees and a presentation by Heidi Swan, author of “A Night in Jail.”
- Oath of office for new appointees
- Presentation by Heidi Swan, author of “A Night in Jail”
- Approval of minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to negotiate the price and terms for property at 230 Portofino Way. The open session includes the approval of several grants and contracts related to public safety and park improvements.
- Negotiation of price and terms for property at 230 Portofino Way
- Agreement with Spohn Ranch, Inc. for skate facilities up to $140,000
- $55,000 state grant for pedestrian and bicycle safety
- $100,000 state grant for the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program
- $100,423 appropriation for rubber surfacing at Perry Park
Library Commission
The Redondo Beach Library Commission will hold a virtual meeting to conduct business including an oath of office for new appointees. The commission will also discuss strategic planning, electronic resources, and filling staff vacancies.
- Oath of office for new appointees
- Election of officers
- Discussion on filling staff vacancies
- Discussion of new electronic resources
- Discussion of strategic planning
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss the Uniform Public Construction Contract Accounting Act. The commission will also explore opportunities to streamline public works contract procurement. Procedural items include approving the August 12, 2021, meeting minutes.
- Discussion of the Uniform Public Construction Contract Accounting Act
- Opportunities to streamline public works contract procurement
- Approval of August 12, 2021, meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting
Cultural Arts Commission
The commission will review a presentation regarding proposed artwork for the Transit Center. Members may also discuss allocating additional funding from the John Parsons Public Art Fund to this project. Additionally, the commission will consider selecting a graphic designer for an upcoming artist call flier.
- Potential allocation of additional funds from the John Parsons Public Art Fund to the Transit Center project
- Selection of a graphic designer for a Call for Artist flier
- Review of the Public Art Fund report
- Presentation on proposed artwork for the Transit Center
City Council
The City Council will discuss updates to street vending regulations and conduct closed-session negotiations regarding real property. The agenda also includes approving infrastructure plans for Grant Avenue and various community service contracts.
- Ordinance amending street vending regulations to conform with Senate Bill 946
- Lease of 136 International Boardwalk to Barley Vibes, LLC at $2,250 per month
- Plans and specifications for Grant Avenue signal improvements and bulb-outs
- Closed session negotiations regarding property at 202 Fisherman’s Wharf
- Consulting agreement for parking structure assessments up to $79,000
Public Safety Commission
The commission will review reports from several subcommittees, including the Homeless Subcommittee. The agenda also includes discussions regarding recent law enforcement events, crime recaps, and fire events. Additionally, members will consider approving minutes from the July 19, 2021 meeting.
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Reports from the Homeless Subcommittee
- Approval of July 19, 2021 minutes
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
Planning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings on the city's draft 2021-2029 Housing Element and proposed municipal code amendments regarding building setbacks. They will also consider design reviews for a residential addition and a permit for a yoga studio.
- Review of 6th Cycle 2021-2029 Draft Housing Element
- Proposed municipal code amendments for accessory structure setbacks and building projections
- Design review for structural alterations at 2303 Rockefeller Lane Unit A
- Permit amendment for a yoga studio at 423 S. Pacific Coast Highway
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to negotiate price and terms for portions of the Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon with Sanford Ventures, Inc. The open session includes a presentation on drought conditions and water conservation measures from California Water Service. The council will also consider several community development block grant agreements for local non-profits.
- Negotiations regarding Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon property
- Presentation on drought conditions and water conservation
- CDBG funding agreements for various local non-profit organizations
- Agreement with LA County Metro for TAP vending machines at the Transit Center
- Approval of service contracts for video production and minutes preparation
Youth Commission
The Redondo Beach Youth Commission is meeting to conduct elections for its leadership roles. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes and an opportunity for public comment on non-agenda items.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson for 2021-2022
- Approval of meeting minutes
- Public participation on non-agenda items
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will discuss a draft permit program for outdoor dining in King Harbor. The meeting also includes consideration of a working group for the Public Amenities Plan for King Harbor.
- Draft Waterfront Outdoor Dining Permit Program for King Harbor
- Approval of Working Group for the Public Amenities Plan for King Harbor
- Approval of July 12, 2021 meeting minutes
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission is scheduled to discuss all-way stop controls at Herondo Street and Monterey Boulevard. The commission will also consider modifications to the parking and loading zones at Beryl Heights Elementary School.
- All-way stop controls at Herondo Street and Monterey Boulevard
- Beryl Heights Elementary School parking and loading zone modifications
- Approval of meeting minutes
- Affidavit of posting
Historical Commission
The commission will review the Museum Donation Fund Report and approve minutes from June 16, 2021. The agenda also includes subcommittee reports and a report from the Director.
- Approval of June 16, 2021 minutes
- Museum Donation Fund Report
- Historical Commission subcommittee reports
- Director's report
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will meet in closed and open sessions to address litigation, property negotiations, and various city contracts. Items for consideration include network infrastructure upgrades and amendments to the Coastal Land Use Plan regarding traffic environmental impacts.
- Agreement with Vox Network Solutions for up to $575,000 for network equipment and services
- Ordinance No. 3216-21 amending coastal land use plan regulations for traffic environmental impacts
- Contract with Denn Engineers for $106,950 for street rehabilitation survey services
- Contract with Onward Engineering for $103,210 for curb ramp design services
- Negotiations regarding property at 136 International Boardwalk and 204 Fisherman’s Wharf
Budget & Finance Commission
The commission will discuss a workers' compensation actuarial study for the fire department and a proposed internal audit plan. The meeting also includes a review of the City Treasurer’s report for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2020-2021.
- Discussion of prepared actuarial study for fire department workers' compensation
- Proposed FY 2021-2022 internal audit plan and use of Moss Adams for services
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 4 Fiscal Year 2020-2021 report
- Approval of June 10, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will hold a public hearing regarding upgrades for City Hall. The agenda also includes a discussion on possible actions regarding dogs in parks and an update on the city's COVID-19 re-opening plan.
- Public hearing for City Hall upgrades
- Discussion and possible action on dogs in parks
- Update on COVID-19 and city re-opening plan
- Approval of contracts under $35,000
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Recreation & Parks Commission will discuss a pickleball feasibility study and receive the Director's Report. The agenda also includes the approval of meeting minutes from June 9, 2021.
- Pickle ball feasibility study discussion
- Director’s report
- Approval of June 9, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will interview applicants seeking appointments to various city boards and commissions. The agenda also includes closed sessions regarding property negotiations at 136 International Boardwalk and ongoing litigation. Additionally, the council will process payroll demands and a resignation from the Public Art Commission.
- Interviews for appointments to City of Redondo Beach boards and commissions
- Property negotiations at 136 International Boardwalk with Barley Vibes LLC
- Resignation of Commissioner Denis Richardson from the Public Art Commission
- Approval of payroll demands including a direct deposit of $2,044,366.67
- Litigation regarding California State Water Resources Control Board
City Council
The City Council will discuss the 2021-2022 Storefront Improvement Program for the Artesia and Aviation Boulevard commercial corridors. The council will also consider a request for proposals regarding management services for the new Transit Center. Additionally, the meeting includes a status report on city service reopening due to COVID-19.
- Crossing guard services pilot program up to $57,823
- Grant agreement for EMS and domestic violence advocacy totaling approximately $97,813
- Plans and specifications for the Alta Vista Sewer Pump Station Project
- Affordable housing documents for 2750 Artesia Boulevard, #117
- Transit service agreements with Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, and El Segundo
Library Commission
The Redondo Beach Library Commission is meeting to discuss the FY 2021-2022 budget and library reopening plans. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Open+ Access and the FY 2021-2022 State Budget. Additionally, the commission will review the June 7, 2021 minutes.
- Discussion of FY 2021-2022 budget
- Discussion of library reopening plans
- Discussion of Open+ Access
- Discussion of FY 2021-2022 State Budget
- Approval of June 7, 2021 minutes
Cultural Arts Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Art Commission is meeting to review art fund reports and upcoming projects. The agenda includes discussions on historical murals in parks and a referral for the Ridge Sanitary Sewer Pump Station Mural Project. The commission will also address replacement artwork for a utility box at Catalina and Avenue I.
- Replacement artwork on utility box located on Catalina / Avenue I
- Discussion of historical murals in parks
- Referral of the Ridge Sanitary Sewer Pump Station Mural Project
- Call for artist advertisement
- Public Art Fund report
City Council
The City Council will review various infrastructure and administrative items during its July 20 meeting. This includes approving contracts for traffic calming on specific lanes and citywide street maintenance. The agenda also covers zoning amendments and police equipment purchases.
- $114,872 contract for speed cushion installation on Armour, Fisk, and Ralston Lanes
- $63,320 increase to the citywide slurry seal project contract with Koa Corporation
- Ordinance amending zoning and environmental review regarding traffic impacts
- $48,280.62 purchase of practice and duty ammunition for the police department
- Lease of 105 W. Torrance Blvd. for $2,261.25 per month
Public Safety Commission
The commission will review reports from five subcommittees and discuss recent law enforcement and fire events. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the City Prosecutor's Office and community policing.
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Reports from five subcommittees, including Homeless Subcommittee
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Approval of May 17, 2021 meeting minutes
Planning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings for several land-use applications. These include a request for a veterinary clinic at 1436 Aviation Boulevard and a garage addition at 607 S. Pacific Coast Highway. Additionally, the commission will hear an appeal regarding a residential demolition and rebuild project on Morgan Lane.
- Conditional Use Permit for a veterinary clinic at 1436 Aviation Boulevard
- Design Review and Coastal Development Permit for a garage addition at 607 S. Pacific Coast Highway
- Appeal of a design review decision for a residential project at 1743 Morgan Lane
City Council
The meeting includes the approval of various city contracts and agreement amendments. These items cover topics such as sewage pump station projects, Seaside Lagoon monitoring, and bus stop trash receptacles. Most items are part of the consent calendar for single-motion approval.
- Agreement with Kings River Casting for 31 bus stop trash receptacles up to $51,547
- Amendment to Michelson Laboratories agreement for Seaside Lagoon monitoring up to $312,000
- Amendment to PACE agreement for sewer pump station projects up to $842,517
- Pole license agreement with Verizon Wireless at Torrance Circle for $1,200
- Final payment of $43,156.64 for City Council Chambers improvements
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will discuss the City of Redondo Beach FY 2021-2022 budget and the FY 2021-2026 Capital Improvement Program. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding a request for proposals for a King Harbor public amenities plan.
- FY 2021-2022 Budget and FY 2021-2026 Capital Improvement Program
- Request for proposals for a King Harbor public amenities plan
- Correspondence from Olympus Board Shop
- Approval of June 2, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss property negotiations at 200 N. Harbor Dr and a potential City Manager appointment. The open session includes consideration of several service contracts, including Seaside Lagoon monitoring and transit center engineering.
- Property negotiations for 200 N. Harbor Dr.
- Contract amendment for Seaside Lagoon monitoring up to $312,000
- Purchase of 31 bus stop trash receptacles for up to $51,547
- Agreement with Mark 43, Inc. increased to $208,340 per year
- Final payment of $43,156.64 for City Council Chambers improvements
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission is reviewing several infrastructure and traffic projects. Discussion topics include traffic calming on 182nd Street, roadway modifications for Alta Vista Park, and the impact of Caltrans' PCH arterial improvements on street parking.
- Traffic calming enhancements on 182nd Street between Inglewood Avenue and railroad tracks
- Roadway modifications for the Alta Vista Park access road
- Caltrans’ PCH arterial improvements project and impacts to on-street parking
- Prioritization strategies for deferred maintenance street inventory
City Council
The City Council is holding a continued public hearing regarding the proposed city budget for fiscal year 2021-2022. This includes consideration of the five-year capital improvement program and budget response reports. The council will also act to adopt Resolution No. CC-2106-064 by title only.
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2021-2022 annual budget via Resolution No. CC-2106-064
- Consideration of the Fiscal Year 2021-2026 Five-Year Capital Improvement Program
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the June 22, 2021 meeting
- Motion to waive further reading of ordinances and resolutions
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a permit to convert an automobile service area into a convenience store at 1200 Beryl Street. The commission will also hold hearings on amending city ordinances regarding traffic environmental impacts and vehicle miles traveled. Additionally, the body will discuss the consistency of the 2021-2026 Capital Improvement Program with the General Plan.
- Conversion of auto service area to convenience store at 1200 Beryl Street
- Amendments to zoning and coastal land use plan regarding traffic impacts
- Review of 2021-2026 Capital Improvement Program consistency with the General Plan
Historical Commission
The Redondo Beach Historical Commission will hold a virtual meeting to conduct routine business. Discussion topics include Brown Act training by City Attorney Michael W. Webb and various subcommittee reports. The commission will also review the Museum Donation Fund report.
- Brown Act training by City Attorney Michael W. Webb
- Museum Donation Fund Report
- Historical Commission Subcommittee Reports
City Council
The City Council is reviewing various administrative items, including budget resolutions and contract approvals. The agenda also includes discussions on police services, housing element submissions, and property negotiations in closed session.
- $934,948 contract for Inglewood Avenue at Manhattan Beach Boulevard intersection improvements
- Approval of $286,409 in State Homeland Security Program grant funds
- Purchase of two police service canines for $37,260
- Submission of the 2021-2029 Draft Housing Element to the state
- Lease of 200 Fisherman's Wharf at $2,769 per month
Budget & Finance Commission
The Commission will discuss the City Manager's proposed budget for fiscal year 2021-2022 and the five-year capital improvement program through 2026. The agenda also includes a review of the city's investment policy and the Treasurer's third quarter report.
- FY 2021-2022 City Manager’s Proposed Budget
- FY 2021-2026 Five-Year Capital Improvement Program
- Review of City's Statement of Investment Policy
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 3 Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Report
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Recreation & Parks Commission will receive an update on capital improvement projects and a report from the Community Services Director. The agenda also includes approval of the April 14, 2021, meeting minutes.
- Capital Improvement Project Update
- Director's Report
- Approval of April 14, 2021, minutes
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to negotiate price and terms for multiple waterfront properties. In open session, the council is scheduled to approve various service contracts and program updates. These items include road repair projects, homelessness assistance, and police equipment maintenance.
- Negotiations for real property at International Boardwalk and Fisherman’s Wharf
- Fireworks display contract with Pyro Spectaculars, Inc. not to exceed $30,000
- Legal publication agreement with Easy Reader, Inc. estimated at $21,100
- Police communications equipment warranty renewal for $3,154.55 annually
- Adoption of SB 1 road repair and accountability projects list
Library Commission
The Redondo Beach Library Commission will meet to discuss library reopening plans and strategic planning. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the 2021 Summer Reading Program and the FY 2021-2022 budget process.
- Approval of April 5, 2021 meeting minutes
- Discussion of library reopening plans
- Discussion of 2021 Summer Reading Program
- Discussion of FY 2021-2022 budget process
- Review of Kluge Center report on disinformation
Harbor Commission
The commission will discuss input regarding the proposed FY 2021-2022 budget and FY 2021-2026 capital improvement program. The agenda also includes a review of the quarterly public safety report and the Director’s report.
- Discussion of input for the FY 2021-2022 budget and FY 2021-2026 capital improvement program
- Quarterly public safety report review
- Approval of May 10, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider several service agreements, including library network upgrades and transit center security. The meeting also includes the approval of payroll and accounts payable demands. Additionally, the council will address closed session items regarding litigation.
- Charter Communications HD broadcast upgrade up to $26,530
- Califa Library Group network services up to $73,530
- Jail services agreement with Palos Verdes Estates at $290 per arrestee
- Security services amendment for South Bay Galleria transit center up to $69,137.04
- Approval of payroll and accounts payable demands
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss the proposed FY 2021-2022 city budget and the five-year Capital Improvement Program. The meeting also includes discussions regarding refinancing CalPERS liabilities with bonds and a third quarter budget update.
- Proposed FY 2021-2022 City Budget
- Five-year Capital Improvement Program
- Refinancing of CalPERS unfunded accrued liability with bonds
- FY 2020-21 third quarter budget update
- Implementation of internal control measures
Cultural Arts Commission
The commission will discuss developing a request for proposals for the Rindge Sanitary Sewer Pump Station Mural Project. Members will also address artwork selection for Phase V of the Utility Box Public Art Program and a new call for artists.
- Development of RFP for the Rindge Sanitary Sewer Pump Station Mural Project
- Selection of artwork for three locations for Phase V of the Utility Box Public Art Program
- New call for artists for the Utility Box Public Art Program
- Public Art Fund Report
Planning Commission
The Redondo Beach Planning Commission is holding public hearings regarding two development projects. One proposal involves installing a hydrogen fueling station at an existing service station on Artesia Boulevard. A second request seeks a variance for a new garage and second-story addition on Clark Lane.
- Hydrogen fueling station installation at 2714 Artesia Boulevard
- Variance for a two-car garage and second-story addition at 2323 Clark Lane
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from March 18 and April 15, 2021
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss real property negotiations in closed session. During the open session, the council will consider contracts for street light replacement and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The agenda also includes reviewing affordable housing documents and police department side letters.
- Agreement with Southern California Edison to reduce street lighting costs by approximately $120,000 per year
- Contract award of $133,333 to Amtek Construction for electric vehicle charging infrastructure
- Real property negotiations with Pacific Crest Cemetery Co., Inc. regarding APN 4082-007-002 and part of 4082-020-925
- Approval of affordable housing documents for 2750 Artesia Boulevard, #460
- Agreement with Com-Strat, LLC for telecommunications consulting up to $55,750
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will meet to discuss several public safety topics. Agenda items include reviews of recent fire events, law enforcement crime recaps, and pedestrian traffic accident data. The meeting also includes reports from various subcommittees.
- Discussion of pedestrian traffic accident data
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events and crime recap
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Reports from the Homeless Subcommittee
City Council
The City Council will discuss the Land Use Plan recommended by the General Plan Advisory Committee. The council will also consider a permit program regarding driveway parking at 525 South Francisca Avenue. Closed session items include property negotiations and existing litigation.
- Discussion of GPAC recommended Land Use Plan
- Driveway parking permit program at 525 South Francisca Avenue
- Property negotiations with Pacific Crest Cemetery Co., Inc.
- Retirement and $1 sale of Police Canine “Ammo”
- Notice of vacancy for two Planning Commission seats
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission is considering several initiatives for King Harbor. This includes a permit process for mobile paddleboard operators and an outdoor dining program. The Commission will also discuss a request for proposals regarding a public amenities plan.
- Permit process for mobile stand-up paddleboard instruction and equipment rental in King Harbor
- Request for Proposals (RFP) for a King Harbor public amenities plan
- Selection of Harbor Commission representatives for a planning committee
- Outdoor dining program for King Harbor
- Approval of March 8, 2021 meeting minutes
Youth Commission
The Redondo Beach Youth Commission will review a presentation from the BCHD Youth Advisory Council regarding mental health awareness and related activities. The meeting also includes recommendations for the Chair and Vice-Chair to schedule interviews for new commission applicants.
- Presentation by BCHD Youth Advisory Council on Mental Health Awareness
- Scheduling of interviews for new Youth Commission applicants
Cultural Arts Commission
The Public Art Commission will discuss selecting five locations for Phase V of the Utility Box Public Art Program. The commission will also consider fund allocations for professional services and public art for the Rindge Sanitary Sewer Pump Station.
- Selection of five locations for Phase V of the Utility Box Public Art Program
- Allocation of funds for professional services
- Public art for Rindge Sanitary Sewer Pump Station
- Public Art Fund Report
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The commission will hold a joint special meeting with the Budget and Finance Commission to discuss proposed capital improvement projects for the 2021-22 fiscal year. The agenda also includes status updates on previously approved public works projects.
- Discussion regarding proposed 2021-22 FY capital improvements projects
- Status updates on Public Works Commission approved projects
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss an underwriter recommendation for a bond issue to refinance the City's CalPERS unfunded accrued liability. The commission will also review assumptions for the General Fund five-year financial plan through fiscal year 2025/26.
- Underwriter recommendation for bond issue to refinance City’s CalPERS unfunded accrued liability
- General Fund five-year financial plan assumptions for FY 2021/22 - FY 2025/26
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the special meeting
Historical Commission
The commission will continue discussions regarding the possible designation of Hopkins Wilderness Park as an historical landmark. The agenda also includes a report on the Museum Donation Fund and Brown Act training by the City Attorney.
- Possible designation of Hopkins Wilderness Park as an historical landmark
- Museum Donation Fund Report
- Brown Act training by City Attorney Michael W. Webb
- Approval of February 17, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold closed sessions to negotiate price and terms for several properties on West Torrance Boulevard and International Boardwalk. The open session includes the approval of over $2.9 million in accounts payable and various service contracts. The council will also address existing litigation and a personnel evaluation for the City Manager.
- Negotiations for properties at 123 W. Torrance Blvd., 105 W. Torrance Blvd., and 112 International Boardwalk
- Accounts payable demands totaling $2,940,099.11
- Direct deposit payments totaling $1,839,590.72
- Agreement with Visual Lease LLC for software management up to $11,797.50
- Grant reimbursement to Claydon Jewelers LLC for COVID-19 expenses of $2,189.10
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission is holding a special meeting to review various public safety topics. The agenda includes discussions on recent fire events, crime recaps, and updates from the City Prosecutor's Office. Several subcommittees will also provide reports.
- Approval of January 25, 2021, minutes
- Reports from five public safety subcommittees
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events and crime recap
- Discussion regarding the City Prosecutor's Office
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss and potentially act on the Land Use Plan and Map recommended by the General Plan Advisory Committee. This item supports the Draft Housing Element Update and serves as the basis for environmental analysis.
- Discussion of GPAC-recommended Land Use Plan and Map
- Approval of March 18, 2021, meeting minutes
- Approval of posting affidavit for the April 15, 2021, meeting
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Commission will discuss traffic concerns at Alta Vista Park and the possible re-naming of Flagler and Ripley Parkette. The agenda also includes an update on recreation programming and a Director's report.
- Traffic concerns at Alta Vista Park
- Possible re-naming of the Flagler and Ripley Parkette
- Historical murals in parks
- Update on recreation programming
- Approval of February 10, 2021 minutes
City Council
The City Council will review the progress of the Enhanced Response to Homelessness Pilot Program and pallet shelter plans. The agenda also includes discussions on the summer opening of Seaside Lagoon and July 4th fireworks. Additionally, the council will consider several legal service agreements and street improvement projects.
- Contract amendment for pier repair services up to $1,909,000
- Legal services agreement with Norton Rose Fulbright for $146,800
- Legal services agreement with Richards, Watson & Gershon PC for $36,500
- Inglewood Avenue at Manhattan Beach Boulevard intersection improvements project
Community Meetings
The City of Redondo Beach is holding a virtual meeting to discuss environmental issues for the Catalina Village Project at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue. The session serves as a public opportunity to comment on matters to be addressed in an Environmental Impact Report.
- Demolition of approximately 8,929 square feet of existing buildings
- Construction of 22 three-story townhomes and a four-unit apartment building
- Adaptive reuse of 112 N. Catalina Avenue for four residential units
- Request for Historic District designation and a parking variance
Community Meetings
This virtual meeting presents the General Plan Advisory Committee's recommended Land Use Plan and Map. The presentation covers updates to land use, safety, noise, and open space goals. Residents can provide feedback that will be shared with the Planning Commission and City Council.
- Presentation of GPAC Draft Land Use Plan/Map
- Overview of General Plan update elements
- Discussion on recent changes in State Housing Laws
- Review of Regional Housing Needs Allocation from SCAG
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will administer oaths of office to re-elected Mayor Bill Brand and several councilmembers. The meeting also includes the consideration of various property leases and contract amendments. Additionally, the Council will review updates on street maintenance projects and local balloon regulations.
- Administration of oaths of office for Mayor Bill Brand and several councilmembers
- Contract amendment with Walker Parking Consultants increasing Transit Center waterproofing funds to $30,000
- Approval of property leases for businesses including The Dinghy Deli and Redondo Beach Sportfishing & Whale Watch
- Ordinance 3213-21 amending regulations regarding the sale and use of certain balloons
- Approval of plans and specifications for the Citywide Slurry Seal Project, Phase 2
Library Commission
The Redondo Beach Library Commission will meet to discuss library reopening plans and the midyear budget. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the strategic plan and the FY2021-2022 budget letter. Additionally, the commission will consider approving minutes from February 1, 2021.
- Discussion of library reopening plans
- Discussion of midyear budget
- Discussion of FY2021-2022 budget letter
- Approval of February 1, 2021 meeting minutes
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider an appeal of a denied request for an accessory structure at 2015 Speyer Lane Unit B. The commission will decide whether to uphold or overturn the previous decision regarding the structure's placement within the rear setback. Other items include approving meeting minutes and posting affidavits.
- Public hearing: appeal of accessory structure at 2015 Speyer Lane Unit B
- Approval of January 21, 2021, meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to negotiate price and terms for the property at 200 Fisherman's Wharf. The open session includes approving various service contracts and COVID-19 reimbursement grants. The council will also address ongoing litigation involving the city.
- Negotiation of price and terms for 200 Fisherman’s Wharf
- Agreement with Zencity Technologies for polling services up to $32,475
- Ground lease extension for the Redondo Beach Transit Center
- COVID-19 reimbursement grant agreements for local businesses
- Updates on litigation including Building a Better Redondo v. City of Redondo Beach
City Council
The provided agenda contains only information regarding the live broadcast of the second tally for Redondo Beach election returns. No other legislative items or city business are listed in this document.
- Second tally of Redondo Beach election returns
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will meet to discuss input for the Fiscal Year 2021-22 annual operating budget and capital improvement program. The commission will also review the annual single audit report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2020, and discuss the self-insurance program fund.
- Discussion of FY 2021-22 annual operating budget and capital improvement program input
- Review of the annual single audit report for fiscal year ended June 30, 2020
- Discussion regarding the self-insurance program fund
- Approval of February 11, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider several administrative items, including a new memorandum of understanding with the Teamsters union. The agenda also includes approvals for transit center consulting and street improvement funding. Closed sessions are scheduled to discuss ongoing litigation.
- Agreement with Walker Parking Consultants for Transit Center Project (up to $20,000)
- Memorandum of Understanding with Redondo Beach Teamsters, Local 911
- Appropriation of $103,300 from PERS reserve for Teamsters MOU
- LACMTA funding amendment for Pacific Coast Highway at Anita Street improvements
- Aquatic Center Grant Agreement for sailing scholarships and safety equipment ($19,993)
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will hold a public hearing regarding an amendment to allow a nightclub with entertainment and bar services at 100 J Fisherman's Wharf. The commission will also discuss a request for proposals for a King Harbor public amenities plan.
- Public hearing for nightclub, cocktail lounge, and bar service permit at 100 J Fisherman’s Wharf
- Discussion of Request for Proposals for a King Harbor Public Amenities Plan
- Selection of a planning subcommittee for the King Harbor project
Preservation Commission
The Preservation Commission will hold public hearings regarding remodeling, restoration, and window installations at several properties. The commission will also conduct an election for the positions of Chair and Vice-Chair.
- Landmark designation and restoration for 308 N. Catalina Avenue
- Remodel and additions at 228 Avenue E
- New window installation at 601 Garnet Street
- Election of Commission Chair and Vice-Chair
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission will discuss potential traffic safety enhancements for the Beryl Street Corridor. The commission will also consider a letter of support to designate part of the Coastal Bike Path as US Bike Route 95.
- Beryl Street Corridor traffic safety enhancements
- Letter of support for US Bike Route 95 designation on the Coastal Bike Path
Historical Commission
The Historical Commission will discuss the possible re-naming of the Flagler and Ripley Parkette. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the potential designation of Hopkins Wilderness Park as a historical landmark. Other items include committee reports and a museum donation fund report.
- Possible re-naming of the Flagler and Ripley Parkette
- Potential historical landmark designation for Hopkins Wilderness Park
- Museum Donation Fund Report
- Historical Commission Sub Committee Reports
City Council
The City Council will hold closed sessions for real property negotiations at International Boardwalk and W. Torrance Blvd. In the open session, the council will consider COVID-19 reimbursement grants for local businesses and amendments to several road improvement projects. They will also review various payroll and accounts payable demands.
- Real property negotiations for 160 International Boardwalk and W. Torrance Blvd
- $50,000 increase for architectural services at the Redondo Beach Transit Center project
- COVID-19 reimbursement grants for local businesses including Hennessey’s Tavern
- Extensions for LACMTA funding on Pacific Coast Highway arterial improvements
- Approval of accounts payable demands totaling $1,742,389.59
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will review the Midyear Budget Report and discuss possible actions regarding the implementation of internal control measures. The meeting also includes a presentation of the City Treasurer’s Quarter 2 report for fiscal year 2020-2021.
- Discussion and possible action regarding the Midyear Budget Report
- Implementation of internal control measures
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 2 Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Report
- CalPERS and Workers' Compensation Subcommittee discussion
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Commission will discuss how COVID-19 emergency orders affect recreation facilities, amenities, and programming. The meeting also includes a report on the condition of city park and parkette amenities.
- Updated report on the condition of amenities in city parks and parkettes
- Discussion regarding COVID-19 impacts on recreation facilities and programming
- Approval of December 9, 2020, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider several consulting agreements and a discussion on building plan check fees. The council will also discuss the city's local emergency regarding COVID-19.
- $145,000 agreement with Kosmont Transactions Services, Inc. for CalPERS liability refinancing advisory
- $8,500 amendment to Gliksman Consulting LLC for actuarial studies
- Multiple consulting agreements for building plan check and inspection services
- Discussion on the building plan check expediting fee
- Discussion regarding the city's local emergency pertaining to COVID-19
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will discuss a letter to the Army Corps of Engineers regarding the dredging of King Harbor. The Commission will also consider a request for proposals for a King Harbor Public Amenities Master Plan.
- Letter to Army Corps of Engineers regarding King Harbor dredging
- Proposed letter to City Council regarding King Harbor dredging
- Request for Proposals for a King Harbor Public Amenities Master Plan
- Approval of January 11, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold closed sessions regarding labor negotiations, litigation, and real property discussions. In open session, the council will review contract amendments for electric vehicle infrastructure and environmental services for N. Catalina Avenue.
- $70,000 budget modification for EV charging infrastructure
- Rincon Consultants amendment for $79,137
- Agreement with Mark Andy, Inc. up to $3,200
- Ellis Environmental agreement amendment for $9,000
- Real property negotiations for APN: 7505-002-908
Library Commission
The Library Commission will discuss the midyear budget and the upcoming FY 2021-2022 budget. The meeting also includes strategic planning discussions and a report from the Director.
- Discussion of midyear budget
- Discussion of FY 2021-2022 budget
- Strategic planning discussion
- Director's report
- Approval of December 7, 2020 minutes
Cultural Arts Commission
The Public Art Commission will review submissions for the Utility Box Public Art Program. The meeting also includes artist selection for a location at 190th and Prospect and elections for Chairperson and Vice-Chair.
- Artist selection for utility box location at 190th and Prospect
- Utility Box Public Art Program submissions
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chair
- Public Art Fund Report
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission will hold a special virtual meeting to review various committee reports. The agenda includes discussions on recent fire events, law enforcement crime recaps, and activities in the City Prosecutor's Office.
- Approval of November 16, 2020 minutes
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events and crime re-cap
- Reports from subcommittees including Homeless and CERT Support and Promotion
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss regulations related to outdoor living space and open space. The meeting also includes administrative items such as approving minutes from the November 19, 2020, meeting.
- Discussion regarding regulations related to outdoor living space and open space
- Approval of November 19, 2020, meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several administrative and infrastructure items. This includes approving various service contracts, payroll demands, and lease agreements. A public hearing will also be held regarding property acquisition for a road project at Artesia Boulevard.
- Property acquisition at 1700 Artesia Blvd for Aviation Blvd project
- Lease of 121 W. Torrance Boulevard to Cancer Support Community Redondo Beach
- $50,000 amendment to Kosmont & Associates real estate consulting agreement
- Agreement with HiTech Systems Inc for software and data migration services
- Professional services agreement with Petdata, Inc. for animal licensing
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will meet to discuss several financial matters. The agenda includes potential action regarding the refinancing of the city's CalPERS unfunded accrued liability using bonds. Members will also discuss the Self-Insurance Program Fund and a subcommittee report.
- Refinancing the City’s CalPERS unfunded accrued liability with bonds
- Discussion regarding the Self-Insurance Program Fund
- CalPERS and Workers’ Compensation Subcommittee Report
- Approval of December 10, 2020, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider approving memorandum of understanding agreements with two employee associations. The agenda also includes ordinance updates for accessory dwelling units in residential and coastal zones.
- Ordinance No. 3210-20 and 3211-20 regarding Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
- $60,259 appropriation for the Professional and Supervisory Association MOU
- $102,965 appropriation for the City Employees’ Association MOU
- Affordable housing agreement for 2750 Artesia Blvd, #244
- Property negotiations at 204 Fisherman’s Wharf and 140 International Boardwalk
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission is meeting to discuss the status of transient vessel moorings in the main harbor channel. The agenda also includes a quarterly public safety report and the Director's Report. Additionally, the commission will review meeting minutes from October 2020.
- Discussion and possible action regarding the status of transient vessel moorings in the main harbor channel
- Quarterly Public Safety Report
- Approval of October 12 and October 27, 2020 meeting minutes
- Director's Report
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will meet to discuss the status and re-opening plans for Redondo Beach Schools. School Board President Brad Serkin will attend to answer questions regarding these plans.
- Discussion with School Board President Brad Serkin on school re-opening plans
- Approval of meeting minutes
- Affidavit of posting
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding amendments to the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 Annual Action Plans for CDBG funds. The agenda also includes discussion on the city's local COVID-19 emergency authority. Additionally, the council will review various administrative contracts and payroll demands.
- Public hearing on reallocating Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds
- Consulting agreement with Keyser Marston Associates, Inc. not to exceed $50,000
- Addendum to Happy Software, LLC agreement totaling $22,800 via CARES Act funds
- Resolution CC-2101-001 regarding the City Manager's COVID-19 emergency orders
- Approval of payroll demands and accounts payable