Redondo Beach public meetings in 2022
150 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Historical Commission
The Historical Commission will discuss and potentially take action on a draft strategic plan for the Redondo Beach Historical Museum. The agenda also includes a report on the museum donation fund and facility.
- Discussion of the draft Strategic Plan for the Redondo Beach Historical Museum
- Museum Donation Fund and Facility Report
- Approval of November 16, 2022, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will review real property negotiations and labor relations in closed session. During open session, the council is scheduled to consider several contract amendments and a fund transfer for a local water project. The agenda also includes commendations for long-serving city employees.
- Transfer agreement with LA County Flood Control District to secure $4,292,138 for the Fulton Playfield project
- Lease of property to Electric Rides, LLC for a monthly minimum rent of $3,519
- Contract amendment with Universal Protection Service for transit center security ($30,000)
- Contract amendment with Veronica Tam and Associates for inclusionary housing ordinance work ($13,125 increase)
- Real property negotiations for 209, 239, and 245 North Harbor Drive
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission meeting includes discussions regarding recent fire events and law enforcement crime recaps. The agenda also covers community policing events and recent developments in the City Prosecutor's Office.
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Discussion of community policing events
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a new multi-restaurant/micro-kitchen development at 2400 Artesia Boulevard. The commission will also consider a wireless telecommunications facility and amendments for an inclusionary housing ordinance.
- Development of a 7,892 square foot multi-restaurant/micro-kitchen concept at 2400 Artesia Boulevard
- Installation of a wireless telecommunications facility at the intersection of Anita Street and Paulina Avenue
- Amendments to the municipal code for an inclusionary housing ordinance
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Recreation & Parks Commission will conduct an election for its officers. The agenda also includes a director's report and updates on commission subcommittees and projects.
- Election of officers
- Commission subcommittee review and project update
- Director's report
- Approval of October 12, 2022 minutes
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will meet to discuss litigation and real property negotiations in closed session. In open session, the council will consider amendments to several on-call engineering service agreements and approve translation services for the 2023 election.
- Increase 'not to exceed' amounts by $100,000 for multiple on-call engineering service agreements
- Approve an estimated $5,000 agreement with Avantpage, Inc. for Spanish translation services
- Amend the Rincon Consultants, Inc. agreement for 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue
- Conduct real property negotiations for 209, 239, and 245 North Harbor Drive
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission is holding a public hearing to consider permit amendments for renovating restaurants at 239 and 245 North Harbor Drive. The agenda also includes the approval of meeting minutes from November 14, 2022.
- Public hearing for restaurant renovations at 239 and 245 North Harbor Drive
- Approval of November 14, 2022, meeting minutes
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss the status of staffing and workload within the Financial Services Department with the City Manager. The commission will also receive a presentation regarding a CalPERS update and path forward. The agenda includes approval of the November 10, 2022, meeting minutes.
- Discussion on Financial Services Department staffing and workload
- Presentation on CalPERS update and path forward
- Approval of November 10, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the December 8, 2022, meeting
City Council
The City Council will conduct closed session negotiations regarding real property at 209, 239, and 245 North Harbor Drive. The open session includes approvals for several infrastructure projects and contract amendments. A presentation will also be held to honor the retiring RBUSD Superintendent.
- Negotiations for properties at 209, 239, and 245 North Harbor Drive
- $635,601 contract for Citywide Slurry Seal Project, Phase 3
- Amendment to Spohn Ranch, Inc. contract for skate facility installations up to $403,000
- Approval of plans for Portofino Way and Yacht Club Way sewer pump station projects
- $54,968.82 purchase of cellular routers for police and fire vehicles
Library Commission
The Redondo Beach Library Commission will meet to conduct officer elections and review administrative reports. The agenda includes updates on the Summer Reading Program and Open+Access at the North Branch. Members will also discuss the potential cancellation of the January 2023 meeting.
- Election of officers
- Summer Reading Program update
- Open+Access at North Branch update
- Discussion on cancelling January 2023 meeting
- Director's Report
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will hold discussions on several community safety topics. Planned items include Project Homekey, recent fire events, and law enforcement crime recaps. The commission will also review a report on volunteers in policing.
- Discussion of Project Homekey
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Volunteers in policing report
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider two requests for conditional use permits to install and operate wireless telecommunication facilities on existing Southern California Edison transmission towers. These projects are located at the intersection of Anita Street and Paulina Avenue, and in the 2500 block of Artesia Boulevard. The commission will also elect a new Chairperson and Secretary for the term ending September 2023.
- Public hearing for wireless telecommunication facility at Anita Street and Paulina Avenue
- Public hearing for wireless telecommunication facility at 2500 block of Artesia Boulevard
- Election of Chairperson and Secretary for November 2022 through September 2023
Historical Commission
The Redondo Beach Historical Commission will conduct a regular meeting including a report on the Museum Donation Fund and Facility. The commission will also consider approving minutes from the October 26, 2022, meeting. Public participation is permitted for items not listed on the agenda.
- Approval of October 26, 2022, meeting minutes
- Museum Donation Fund and Facility Report
- Affidavit of posting
- Historical Commission committee reports
- Director's report
City Council
The City Council will conduct closed session negotiations regarding several properties on International Boardwalk and North Harbor Drive. During the open session, the council is scheduled to approve various leases, software service agreements, and updated building codes.
- Real property negotiations for International Boardwalk locations
- Lease with Savoir Faire Immersion Preschool, Inc. at $12,050 monthly rent
- Five-year fleet management software agreement with Mainstar Inc. up to $174,799
- Lease with Unagi, Inc. at $4,950 monthly rent
- Adoption of 2022 California building and safety codes
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a permit for a restaurant expansion at 136 International Boardwalk. The commission will also discuss updates to the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan and planning for sea-level rise. Additionally, members will conduct elections for Chairperson and Vice-Chair.
- Restaurant expansion permit at 136 International Boardwalk
- Selection of a Dry Boat Storage Subcommittee
- King Harbor Public Amenities Plan update
- Sea-level rise planning
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chair
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss the City Treasurer’s Quarter 1 Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Report. The commission will also conduct an annual review of the City's Statement of Investment Policy for 2022.
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 1 Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Report
- Annual Review of City's Statement of Investment Policy 2022
- Approval of meeting minutes from September 19 and October 13, 2022
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed cannabis taxation ordinance to be included as a ballot measure in the March 7, 2023, election. The Council will also discuss draft inclusionary housing ordinances and a parking study for Riviera Village. Additionally, members may consider a charter amendment regarding ranked-choice voting.
- Proposed cannabis taxation ordinance as a March 7, 2023, ballot measure
- $253,202.10 purchase of a mobile surveillance sky tower using grant funds
- $7,774 agreement with Frontier Communications for transit center phone service
- Discussion of draft inclusionary housing ordinances
- Review of the Riviera Village parking study
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss labor negotiations and property deals at Pier Plaza. The agenda includes approving contract increases for the King Harbor amenities plan and the South Bay Social District renovation. The council will also address holiday parking waivers and street sign replacements.
- Contract amendment for King Harbor Public Amenities Plan (up to $272,872)
- Contract amendment for South Bay Social District project ($280,086 increase)
- Purchase of replacement street monument signs for $99,870
- Free parking in Pier and Plaza structures for the 2022 holiday season
- Property negotiations for Pier Plaza with Electric Rides LLC
Community Meetings
The meeting consists of a live broadcast of the final results for the October 19, 2022, special election. No other agenda items are listed in the provided text.
- Final returns from the October 19, 2022 special election
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss formatting a report for the City Council. Members will also review specific charter articles regarding elective officers, city clerks, treasurers, and emergency ordinances. Additionally, the committee will discuss districting for the Redondo Beach Unified School Board.
- Formatting the report to be presented to City Council
- Review of Article X, Section 10 regarding terms of elective officers
- Review of Article XI, Sections 11 and 11.1 regarding City Clerk and Treasurer
- Discussion on districting the Redondo Beach Unified School Board
- Review of Article IX, Section 9.11 regarding emergency ordinances
Historical Commission
The Redondo Beach Historical Commission will meet to elect new officers and receive updates on the development of a three-year strategic plan. The agenda also includes a report on the museum donation fund and facility.
- Election of officers
- Development of a three-year strategic plan
- Museum donation fund and facility report
- Approval of September 21, 2022, meeting minutes
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission will select a new Chair and Vice Chair. The meeting also includes discussions regarding adding environmental advisory duties to the commission and extending the red curb on the 2400 block of Clark Lane.
- Selection of new Public Works Commission Chair and Vice Chair
- Extension of red curb on 2400 block of Clark Lane
- Discussion regarding adding environmental advisory duties to the Commission
- Oath of office for new appointees
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two development projects. One proposal involves converting service bays into a convenience store at 2714 Artesia Boulevard. Another request seeks setbacks variances for a new single-family residence at 903 Pruitt Drive.
- Conversion of service bays to a convenience store and snack shop at 2714 Artesia Boulevard
- Construction of a new single-family residence at 903 Pruitt Drive
- Request for reduced side, rear, and garage door setbacks at 903 Pruitt Drive
Community Meetings
This agenda provides information regarding the live broadcast of election returns following the close of polls. The broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:00 P.M.
- Live broadcast of election returns starting at 6:00 P.M.
- First returns expected after polls close at 8:00 P.M.
City Council
The City Council will hold closed sessions to negotiate property terms for Pier Plaza. During the open session, the Council will consider several consent calendar items including contract amendments and grant acceptances. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
- Real property negotiations for Pier Plaza locations
- Lease agreement with Devel, Inc. at $1,446.50 monthly rent
- Purchase order for five 2023 model year police patrol vehicles
- Amendment to election services contract up to $275,000
- Acceptance of a $40,000 state grant for traffic safety enforcement
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will meet to discuss several law enforcement and fire-related topics. Agenda items include a discussion on police department e-bicycles and a recap of recent crime and law enforcement events. The commission will also review recent fire events and updates from the City Prosecutor's Office.
- Discussion regarding Police Department e-bicycles
- Review of recent fire events
- Update on recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Law enforcement events/crime recap
- Volunteers in Policing report
Budget & Finance Commission
The Commission will elect a new Chair and Vice-Chair. Members will also discuss the issuance of new bonds and the prioritization of funding for various public improvement projects. The meeting includes a presentation from Kosmont Financial Services regarding project funding.
- Election of new Chair and Vice-Chair officers
- Discussion on issuing new bonds and prioritizing funding for public improvement projects
- Presentation from Kosmont Financial Services regarding public improvement project funding
- Oath of office for new appointees
Recreation & Parks Commission
The commission will review the Ito Family Open Space conceptual plan developed by a liaison group. Members will consider requesting that the Public Works Department develop project cost estimates for future City Council budget discussions.
- Review of Ito Family Open Space conceptual plan
- Consideration of request for Public Works project cost estimates
- Commission subcommittee review and project update
- Approval of September 14, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss closed session matters including litigation and property negotiations. In open session, the council will consider consent calendar items regarding municipal elections and official compensation.
- MOU with Riviera Village Association for bicycle corrals up to $10,000
- Ordinance 3243-22 regarding campaign contribution limits
- Resolutions for the March 7, 2023, General Municipal Election
- Amendments to salaries and benefits for Mayor, Councilmembers, and City Clerk
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will consider a permit for a child day care center with infant care in an existing commercial office building. The commission is also scheduled to discuss recommendations regarding options to re-establish a White Seabass program in King Harbor.
- Permit for a child day care center at 109 W. Torrance Boulevard
- Discussion on re-establishing a White Seabass program in King Harbor
- Quarterly Public Safety Report
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The Charter Review Advisory Committee is discussing several sections of the city charter. Topics include rules for contracts, municipal purchases, and bidding limits. The committee will also review the terms and numbers of elected officials and discuss formatting their report to City Council.
- Review of articles regarding contracts and municipal purchases
- Discussion on bidding limits and maintenance-repair under $5,000
- Review of terms for City Council and elective officers
- Formatting the committee report for City Council
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will review contract amendments for the General Plan Update and various infrastructure projects. The agenda also includes the introduction of ordinances regarding salaries and benefits for the Mayor, City Council, and City Clerk.
- $325,039 increase to Placeworks, Inc. contract for the General Plan Update
- Introduction of ordinances establishing salaries and benefits for Mayor, Council, and City Clerk
- $375,000 agreement with CJ Concrete Construction for sidewalk replacement services
- Increase in traffic striping service contracts from $54,000 to $479,000 each
- $65,000 purchase of a Cummins engine for Fire Engine E-62
Library Commission
The meeting covers administrative items, including the approval of an affidavit of posting. The agenda also includes a Director’s Report for discussion.
- Approval of the affidavit of posting
- Director's Report
General Plan Advisory Committee
The General Plan Advisory Committee will discuss and take action on the draft Land Use Element implementation measures. The committee will also approve minutes from the August 31, 2022 special meeting.
- Discussion and action on Draft Land Use Element Implementation Measures
- Approval of August 31, 2022 special meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the September 29, 2022 meeting
Cultural Arts Commission
The commission will review the Public Art Fund report and receive a subcommittee project update. Members will also consider action to reschedule the November 23, 2022, meeting.
- Public Art Fund Report
- Commission Subcommittee Review and Project Update
- Possible action to reschedule the November 23, 2022 meeting
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission will receive and file several administrative updates. These include progress reports on the South Bay Bicycle Master Plan implementation and status updates for previously approved commission projects.
- Update on South Bay Bicycle Master Plan (SBBMP) implementation
- Status updates on Public Works Commission approved projects
- Updates to the six-month strategic plan objectives
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss proposed changes to the city charter regarding contracts, purchases, and the terms of office for various city officials. The agenda also includes the approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Review of articles regarding contracts, purchases, and bidding limits under $5,000
- Discussion on the number and terms of City Council members and the Mayor
- Proposed changes regarding the roles of City Clerk, City Treasurer, and City Attorney
- Approval of meeting minutes from June 30, July 20, and July 28, 2022
Historical Commission
The commission will consider allocating funds for a new museum display case and monthly events. The agenda also includes discussions on renaming the museum facility and adding historical signage at Dominguez Park.
- Approval of up to $200 for monthly events at the Historical Museum
- Discussion of funding for a new museum display case
- Consideration of renaming the Historical Museum facility
- Proposal for historical signage at Dominguez Park (Project #30730)
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss litigation and negotiate real property leases for the International Boardwalk and Portofino Way. The open session includes approvals for various contracts, payroll demands, and budget modifications for public works projects.
- Property negotiations for 230 Portofino Way and International Boardwalk
- Budget modification for Basin 2 Vessel Sewage Pump Out Station upgrades
- Agreement with SPCALA for animal sheltering services
- Fifth amendment to the Redondo Beach Transit Center project agreement
- Approval of accounts payable demands totaling $2,974,818.30
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission is meeting to consider salary adjustments for the Mayor, City Council, City Clerk, and City Treasurer. This discussion takes place in advance of the March 2023 election. The agenda also includes routine approvals of previous meeting minutes and posting affidavits.
- Salary adjustments for Mayor, City Council, City Clerk, and City Treasurer
- Approval of July 14, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of the affidavit of posting
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will meet to discuss several law enforcement and public safety topics. Discussion items include a report on the RBPD Quality of Life Unit, recent fire events, and updates regarding the City Prosecutor's Office. The meeting also includes a crime recap and a report on volunteers in policing.
- RBPD Quality of Life Unit report
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Law enforcement events/crime recap
- Volunteers in Policing report
Planning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a 30-unit residential development and commercial adaptive reuse at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue. The agenda also includes discussion regarding the formation of an Objective Residential Design Standards Review Subcommittee.
- Proposed 30-unit residential project and commercial adaptive reuse at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue
- Discussion on forming an Objective Residential Design Standards Review Subcommittee
- Approval of the August 18, 2022, Planning Commission meeting minutes
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Commission will discuss the public use of play equipment at Redondo Beach Unified School District sites during non-school hours. The meeting also includes a review of the Dominguez Park playground conceptual plan.
- Public use of play equipment on Redondo Beach Unified School District school sites
- Review of the Dominguez Park playground conceptual plan
- Commission subcommittee review and project update
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will review a draft public amenities plan for King Harbor. The commission will also consider selecting a subcommittee for the Seaside Lagoon RFP.
- Discussion of a draft Public Amenities Plan for King Harbor
- Selection of a Seaside Lagoon RFP Subcommittee
- Approval of July 11, 2022, meeting minutes
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will review the City Treasurer’s Quarter 4 report for fiscal year 2021-2022. The commission will also consider proposed salary adjustments for the Mayor, City Council, City Clerk, and City Treasurer ahead of the March 2023 election.
- Salary adjustments for Mayor, City Council, City Clerk, and City Treasurer
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 4 Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Report
- Approval of July 14, 2022, meeting minutes
Preservation Commission
The Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider designating the property at 624 Emerald Street as a local historic landmark. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the July 6, 2022, meeting.
- Public hearing for local historic landmark designation at 624 Emerald Street
- Approval of July 6, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the September 7, 2022, meeting
City Council
The City Council will hold closed sessions to negotiate real property terms for Pier Plaza and International Boardwalk. The open session includes a commendation for Chief Keith Kauffman and the pinning of Interim Fire Chief Patrick Butler. The council will also consider contract amendments related to the Redondo Beach Transit Center project.
- Real property negotiations at Pier Plaza and International Boardwalk
- $15,000 amendment to West Coast Civil, Inc. for Transit Center project
- $6,000 amendment to Walker Parking Consultants/Engineers, Inc. for Transit Center project
- $10,000 agreement with Los Angeles County for ballot retrieval services
Redondo Beach Housing Authority
The Redondo Beach Housing Authority is holding a special meeting to address administrative items and legal matters. The agenda includes approving the affidavit of posting and entering a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding existing litigation.
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the September 1, 2022, special meeting
- Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding case number 21STCP04165 (Samuel J. Cross, K’Tiste Bradshaw v. City of Redondo Beach Housing Authority and Bill Brand)
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council is conducting a strategic planning session. The council will discuss and potentially take action on the city's strategic plan, goals, and objectives.
- Discussion and possible action on the City’s strategic plan, goals, and objectives
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the September 1, 2022 meeting
General Plan Advisory Committee
The General Plan Advisory Committee will hold a special meeting to discuss and take action on the Draft Land Use Element. The committee will also review the minutes from the March 31, 2022, meeting.
- Discussion and action on the Draft Land Use Element
- Approval of March 31, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council is holding a strategic planning session. The council will discuss and potentially take action on the city's strategic plan, goals, and objectives. City Manager Mike Witzansky will present this item.
- Discussion and possible action on the City’s strategic plan, goals, and objectives
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the August 30, 2022 meeting
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The Charter Review Advisory Committee is discussing several proposed changes to the City Charter. These discussions include contract and purchase procedures, election terms for officials, and the implementation of gender-neutral language.
- Discussion on contracts, including bid limits and maintenance-repair under $5,000
- Proposal to implement gender-neutral language in the City Charter
- Review of election terms for Mayor, City Council, City Clerk, and City Treasurer
- Discussion regarding Article XV on appointive boards and commissions
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission will receive presentations regarding city waste, recycling, and organics programs from Athens Service Company. The meeting also includes reviews of the updated Beach Cities Watershed Management Group program and monthly strategic plan updates.
- Athens Service Company presentation on waste collection, recycling, and organics programs
- Beach Cities Watershed Management Group's updated enhanced watershed management program
- Monthly updates to the six-month strategic plan objectives
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit for a snack shop at 1328 Aviation Boulevard. The proposal includes an outdoor seating area of 419 square feet within an existing commercial building. The commission will also approve the minutes from the July 21, 2022, meeting.
- Conditional use permit for a snack shop at 1328 Aviation Boulevard
- Proposed 419-square foot outdoor seating area
- Approval of July 21, 2022, meeting minutes
Historical Commission
The Historical Commission will review the Ito Family Open Space's conceptual plan to provide input to the Recreation and Parks Commission. The meeting also includes updates on a three-year strategic plan and reports on the Museum Donation Fund.
- Review of Ito Family Open Space conceptual plan
- Discussion on three-year strategic plan development
- Museum Donation Fund and Facility Report
- Approval of June 15, 2022 minutes
City Council
The City Council will meet to conduct real property negotiations regarding 2500 Marine Avenue and portions of the Redondo Beach Marina Parking Lot. The open session includes reviewing various service contracts and a zoning ordinance amendment.
- Negotiations for Sales Tax Sharing at 2500 Marine Avenue
- Negotiations for price and terms of the Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon
- Agreement with On the Wing Falconry, Inc. for bird abatement up to $124,800 annually
- Ordinance No. 3236-22 regarding administrative design review procedures
- Agreement with Evan Brooks & Associates for grant writing services up to $75,000
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Commission will discuss the public use of play equipment located on Redondo Beach Unified School District sites during non-school hours. Members will also review the conceptual plan for the Dominguez Park playground.
- Public use of school district play equipment during non-school hours
- Review of the Dominguez Park playground conceptual plan
- Approval of June 8 and July 13, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing budget modifications to apply grant funds toward homelessness response programs. The meeting also includes a presentation of $500,000 for the Homeless Court and discussions regarding pallet shelter housing.
- Presentation of a $500,000 check from Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi to support Redondo Beach Homeless Court
- Budget modification to use $185,130 in SBCCOG innovation grant funds for homelessness response
- Budget modification to use $82,342.53 in CDBG funds for homelessness response
- Construction change order up to $60,000 for sewer work at the Redondo Beach Pallet Shelter facility
- Agreement with SDI Presence, LLC for an IT department assessment not to exceed $50,750
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss the City Treasurer’s report for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2021-2022. The agenda also includes administrative approvals for previous meeting minutes and meeting postings.
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 4 Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Report
- Approval of July 14, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the August 4, 2022, special meeting
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances to regulate commercial cannabis businesses and allow activities in inland zones. The agenda also includes approvals for various service contracts, including crossing guard services and street rehabilitation. Additionally, the council will address payroll demands and affordable housing documents.
- Ordinances regulating commercial cannabis businesses and allowing activities in inland zones
- Contract with All City Management Services, Inc. for crossing guard services up to $184,744.80
- Agreement with ProVote Solutions for special election ballot services up to $87,300.02
- Contract with KOA Corporation for street rehabilitation project services up to $176,200
- MOU with RBUSD for after-school program use of elementary campuses up to $30,000
Library Commission
The Redondo Beach Library Commission will meet to approve minutes from the June 6, 2022, meeting. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Open+Access, the commission meeting schedule, and the Library Director’s retirement.
- Approval of June 6, 2022, meeting minutes
- Discussion of Library Director's retirement
- Discussion of Open+Access
- Discussion of Library Commission meeting schedule
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The Charter Review Advisory Committee is scheduled to discuss various articles of the City Charter carried over from previous meetings. Topics include contract signature procedures, public works bidding limits, and municipal purchases. The committee will also discuss implementing gender-neutral language in the charter.
- Discussion regarding Article XI, Section 11.2
- Review of Article XX, Section 20.1 concerning approval of demands
- Discussion on Article VIII, Section 8.3 (c) regarding contract signatures
- Review of Article XIX provisions including bidding limits and maintenance-repair under $5k
- Discussion on implementing gender-neutral language in the City Charter
Cultural Arts Commission
The commission will review designating two walls for mural installations, including the Public Works Maintenance Facility at Catalina & Gertruda and a site at 1922 Artesia Boulevard. Members will also provide input on conceptual plans for the Ito Family Open Space and discuss developing a call for artists.
- Designating Public Works Maintenance Facility wall (Catalina & Gertruda) as a mural site
- Designating 1922 Artesia Boulevard parking lot wall as a mural site
- Reviewing Ito Family Open Space conceptual plans
- Developing a call for artists and marketing plan for potential muralists
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two development projects. One involves construction additions to a residence and duplex at 232 Avenue A. The second concerns the operation of a mini-warehouse and self-storage facility at 601-603 Mary Ann Drive.
- Construction additions to a residence and duplex at 232 Avenue A
- Operation of a mini-warehouse and self-storage facility at 601-603 Mary Ann Drive
- Approval of June 16, 2022, meeting minutes
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss and potentially act on various sections of the City Charter. Topics include contract bidding limits, municipal purchases, and the implementation of gender-neutral language. Members will also review provisions regarding city officials and the history of the charter.
- Discussion on public works contract bid limits (Article XIX, Section 19)
- Review of competitive bidding for maintenance and materials under $5,000
- Implementation of gender-neutral language in the City Charter
- Discussion regarding terms for elective officers (Article X, Section 10)
City Council
The City Council is meeting to review various administrative items, including labor negotiations in closed session and several infrastructure contracts. Key discussions include budget modifications for road projects and renewals for city-wide software and services.
- $3,950,000 contract to Hardy & Harper, Inc. for Torrance Boulevard resurfacing and traffic signal modifications
- Three-year agreement with Duke’s Root Control for sewer line root foaming up to $948,000
- $1,077,378.51 Microsoft Enterprise Agreement renewal for software licensing
- Budget modification to use $800,000 in Measure M funds for Kingsdale Resurfacing
- $62,400 agreement with Ardurra Group for Inglewood Avenue intersection improvements
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will hold a panel discussion regarding recent fire events involving Torrance Memorial Medical Center and Providence Little Company of Mary Hospital. The meeting also includes discussions on law enforcement crime recaps and events in the City Prosecutor's Office.
- Panelist discussion on recent fire events at Torrance Memorial Medical Center and Providence Little Company of Mary Hospital
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events and crime recap
- Review of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Volunteers in Policing report
- Approval of March 21, 2022 meeting minutes
Budget & Finance Commission
The Commission will discuss and potentially take action on the General Fund five-year financial plan assumptions for fiscal years 2022/23 through 2026/27. The agenda also includes approval of the June 9, 2022, meeting minutes.
- Discussion and possible action regarding General Fund five-year financial plan assumptions
- Approval of June 9, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of the affidavit of posting
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Commission will consider a draft letter to the City Council regarding staffing concerns in the city's after-school program. Members will also discuss the commemorative bench donation program and selecting a bench for Wilderness Park.
- Review of draft letter regarding after-school program staffing concerns
- Review of the city’s commemorative bench donation program
- Discussion on selecting a commemorative bench for Wilderness Park
City Council
The City Council will discuss a recall petition regarding Councilperson Zein Ob0agi, Jr. and consider modifications to parking regulations in the Artesia and Aviation Corridors. The agenda also includes closed session negotiations for real property at the Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon.
- Discussion of a recall petition for Councilperson Zein Obagi, Jr.
- $219,577 Prop 68 grant funds for Perry Park playground upgrades
- Negotiations regarding the Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon
- Proposed parking regulation changes in the Artesia and Aviation Corridors
- Agreement with Central Square Technologies for false alarm permit management
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will discuss recommendations for City Council regarding options to re-establish a White Seabass program in King Harbor. The agenda also includes the Director's Report and approval of June 13, 2022, meeting minutes.
- Discussion on re-establishing a White Seabass program in King Harbor
- Approval of June 13, 2022, meeting minutes
- Director's Report
Preservation Commission
The Preservation Commission will hold public hearings regarding historic designations. This includes a request to designate the property at 415 Miramar Drive as a local historic landmark and a request to remove a property from the list of potential historic resources.
- Landmark designation request for 415 Miramar Drive
- Request to remove a property from the list of potential historic resources
- Approval of May 4, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will review several items including payroll demands and property leases. The agenda includes amendments for environmental reviews at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue and a large street rehabilitation project. A closed session is scheduled to discuss existing litigation.
- $4,611,206 contract for the Residential Street Rehabilitation Project, Cycle 2 Phase 3
- Suspension of preferential parking in Vincent and Vincent 2 districts on July 16, 2022
- Amendments to environmental review agreements for 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue
- Agreement with Sectran Security, Inc. for armored vehicle services (estimated $8,000)
- Lease of property to Monica Quintero at a monthly minimum rent of $2,716.80
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The Charter Review Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss several proposed changes to the city charter. The agenda includes reviews of committee rules, contract signature authority, and bidding limits for public works and municipal purchases.
- Establishing committee rules and procedures
- Reviewing Mayor's role in presiding on contract signatures
- Discussing bid limits for Public Works contracts
- Reviewing competitive bidding requirements for maintenance-repair and materials under $5,000
- Discussing municipal purchase regulations
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works Commission will review a CalWater presentation regarding water restrictions, conservation tips, and programs. The meeting also includes discussions on extending a red curb on the 1900 block of S. Prospect Ave. and status updates on approved projects.
- CalWater presentation on water restrictions, conservation tips, and water programs
- Extension of red curb on 1900 block of S. Prospect Ave.
- Status updates on Public Works Commission approved projects
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will consider several contracts and budget modifications during its June 21 meeting. Key discussions include playground resurfacing, traffic signal maintenance, and transit center project updates. The council will also address affordable housing documents and administrative service agreements.
- Playground surfacing replacement at Perry, Andrews, Aviation, and Turtle Parks up to $228,885
- Traffic signal maintenance agreement with Yunex Traffic for a total cost up to $462,702
- Construction management amendment for the Redondo Beach Transit Center project ($125,000)
- Purchase of 75 Canon desktop scanners for up to $65,809.50
- Affordable housing documents for the sale of 2750 Artesia Boulevard, #116
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is holding a public hearing to consider amendments to the city's zoning and coastal land use plan. These changes specifically pertain to procedures for administrative design reviews. The commission will consider adopting a resolution recommending that the City Council adopt these ordinances.
- Public hearing on Title 10, Chapter 2 (Zoning and Land Use) amendments
- Public hearing on Title 10, Chapter 5 (Coastal Land Use Plan) amendments
- Proposed changes to administrative design review procedures
- Approval of May 19, 2022, meeting minutes
Historical Commission
The Historical Commission will discuss updates on the creation of a three-year strategic plan. The agenda also includes an authorization to use $115 from the museum donation account for glass replacement in presidential letters.
- Authorization to allocate $115 from the museum donation account to replace glass in presidential letters
- Discussion and updates on the development of a three-year strategic plan
- Review of the Museum Donation Fund Report
- Approval of April 20, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will continue a public hearing regarding the FY 2022-23 proposed budget and capital improvement program. The council will also introduce ordinances concerning setbacks for accessory structures in residential zones. Additionally, several contract amendments and traffic control measures are scheduled for approval.
- Continued public hearing for the FY 2022-23 proposed budget
- Introduction of ordinances regarding setbacks for accessory structures in residential zones
- $37,250 contract amendment for cannabis ordinance and tax measure preparation
- Installation of all-way stop controls at Felton Lane and Ruhland Avenue
- Police overtime reimbursement agreement not to exceed $90,000
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission is meeting to consider the Fiscal Year 2022-23 proposed budget and Five-Year Capital Improvement Program. The commission will also discuss a storefront improvement program for the International Boardwalk Commercial Corridor and an assessment of the Redondo Beach Fire Department.
- Fiscal Year 2022-23 proposed budget and Five-Year Capital Improvement Program
- Assessment of the Redondo Beach Fire Department
- Storefront Improvement Program for the International Boardwalk Commercial Corridor
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss the City Manager's proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023 and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Program. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the May 26, 2022, meeting.
- Discussion of Fiscal Year 2022-2023 proposed budget
- Five-Year Capital Improvement Program discussion
- Approval of May 26, 2022, meeting minutes
Recreation & Parks Commission
The commission will review subcommittee projects and receive updates from the Community Services Department. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from January 12, 2022.
- Approval of January 12, 2022, meeting minutes
- Commission subcommittee review and project update
- Community Services Department program and activity updates
- Director's report
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will conduct several closed session negotiations regarding the price and terms for various real properties. The open session includes approval of large payroll disbursements and accounts payable demands.
- Real property negotiations with Archdiocese of Los Angeles
- Real property negotiations with CA Department of Transportation
- Payroll deposits totaling $1,955,894.44
- Accounts payable demands totaling $1,921,305.25
- Legal publication agreement with Easy Reader, Inc.
Library Commission
The Library Commission will discuss the FY2022-23 budget and the 2022 Summer Reading Program. The meeting also includes discussions regarding library banners, Open+Access, and the Veterans Park Community Center. Additionally, the commission will vote to approve minutes from February 7 and April 4, 2022.
- Discussion of FY2022-23 budget
- Discussion of 2022 Summer Reading Program
- Approval of February 7 and April 4, 2022 meeting minutes
- Discussion regarding Veterans Park Community Center
- Discussion of library banners and Open+Access
Charter Review Advisory Committee
The Charter Review Advisory Committee will administer oaths of office for new appointees and receive a presentation from City Attorney Michael W. Webb. The committee will also discuss electing officers, setting future meeting schedules, and establishing rules of procedure.
- Oath of office for new appointees administered by City Clerk Eleanor Manzano
- Presentation by City Attorney Michael W. Webb regarding committee work
- Election of committee officers
- Selection of future meeting dates and times
- Discussion on establishing committee rules of procedure
Cultural Arts Commission
The Public Art Commission will review community engagement data regarding future uses of the Veterans Park Community Center. The meeting also includes a report on the public art fund and a director's report.
- Recommendation on future uses for the Veterans Park Community Center facility
- Public Art Fund Report
- Commission Subcommittee Review and Project Update
- Director's Report
Community Meetings
The City of Redondo Beach is hosting a hybrid meeting to discuss the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan. SWA consultants will present community survey feedback and preliminary amenity recommendations. This is the final city-sponsored engagement event before a draft plan is presented for review.
- Presentation of community survey feedback
- Review of preliminary amenity recommendations
Budget & Finance Commission
The Commission will discuss the proposed fiscal year 2022-2023 budget and the five-year capital improvement program for 2022-2027. The meeting also includes a report on the City Treasurer’s Quarter 3 report for fiscal year 2021-2022. Additionally, members will discuss general fund financial plan assumptions.
- Proposed FY 2022-2023 budget
- FY 2022-2027 five-year capital improvement program
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 3 Fiscal Year 2021-2022 report
- General Fund five-year financial plan assumptions
Cultural Arts Commission
The Commission will review community engagement data to provide a recommendation on future uses for the Veterans Park Community Center. The agenda also includes a subcommittee review and project update from the Community Services Director.
- Recommendation on future uses of the Veterans Park Community Center
- Commission subcommittee review and project update
- Public Art Fund Report
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Commission will discuss proposed all-way stop controls at Felton Lane and Ruhland Avenue. The meeting also includes a review of the Council approved traffic calming policy update.
- All-way stop controls for Felton Lane and Ruhland Avenue
- Update to Council approved traffic calming policy
- Receive and file City Strategic Plan Update
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two development projects. One involves a design review for a new balcony at a historic residence on South Guadalupe Avenue. The second is a continued hearing regarding a 30-unit residential project and adaptive reuse of buildings at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue.
- Design review for a new balcony at 415 S. Guadalupe Avenue
- 30-unit residential project and adaptive reuse at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue
- Resolution regarding the 2022-2027 Capital Improvement Program
City Council
The City Council will consider several infrastructure and contract items, including road resurfacing and harbor patrol vessel refurbishment. The meeting also includes the introduction of Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell. A closed session is scheduled to discuss existing litigation.
- Torrance Boulevard resurfacing and traffic signal modification projects
- Refurbishment of Harbor Patrol Vessel Unit 801 for $57,909.24
- Agreement with Southern California Edison for traffic signals at $1,237.14
- Amendment to affordability agreements for Heritage Pointe Senior Apartments
- SCE right-of-way license agreement for $15,102.71
City Council
This agenda consists primarily of procedural boilerplate and instructions. The only specific item listed for discussion is the potential conduct of a mock meeting to prepare for returning to the Council Chamber.
- Discussion regarding conducting a mock meeting in preparation of returning to the Council Chamber
Public Safety Commission
The commission will hold a panelist discussion regarding PATH, Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, and Harbor Interfaith. The agenda also includes discussions on recent fire events, law enforcement updates, and events in the City Prosecutor's Office.
- Panelist discussion regarding PATH, Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, and Harbor Interfaith
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Volunteers in Policing report
City Council
The City Council will discuss and potentially act on conducting a mock meeting in preparation for returning to the Council Chamber. The rest of the agenda consists of standard procedural items.
- Discussion regarding conducting a mock meeting for chamber return
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will discuss plans for an educational facility at the waterfront, including potential site programming. The Commission will also provide input regarding the schedule of the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan.
- Discussion regarding an educational facility at the waterfront
- Input on potential programming for a future waterfront educational facility
- Review of the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan schedule
- Approval of April 11, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will discuss and potentially act on conducting a mock meeting in preparation for returning to the Council Chamber. The agenda also includes standard procedural items such as approving the affidavit of posting.
- Discussion regarding conducting a mock meeting to prepare for returning to the Council Chamber
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the April 19, 2022, meetings
Preservation Commission
The commission will discuss and potentially act on recommendations for the upcoming 2022-2023 fiscal year budget. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding the Los Angeles County Assessor Mills Act. Additionally, the body will review minutes from the March 2, 2022, meeting.
- FY 2022-2023 budget recommendations
- Los Angeles County Assessor Mills Act presentation
- Approval of March 2, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss ongoing litigation in closed session and recognize local soccer teams. During the open session, the council will consider a $1.5 million contract for pier railing improvements. Other items include street striping agreements and sewer pump purchases.
- $1,571,546 contract award for Pier Railing Improvement Project
- Street striping service contracts up to $54,000 each
- $53,701 purchase of a backup sewer pump for Rindge Lift Station
- Lease agreement for Mini Chinese Restaurant at $1,618.76 monthly rent
- $512,267 budget modification for pier railing improvements
City Council
The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and public comment periods. One item is listed for discussion and possible action regarding a mock meeting to prepare for returning to the Council Chamber.
- Discussion and possible action regarding a mock meeting in preparation of returning to the Council Chamber
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for April 19, 2022 meetings
City Council
The City Council will discuss and potentially act on conducting a mock meeting in preparation for returning to the Council Chamber. Aside from this item, the agenda consists of standard procedural business and public comment periods.
- Discussion regarding conducting a mock meeting in preparation of returning to the Council Chamber
Community Meetings
The City of Redondo Beach will host a virtual workshop to discuss parking strategies for the Artesia & Aviation Corridors Area Plan (AACAP). The meeting includes presenting results from a recent parking study and reviewing proposed parking measures. A polling exercise will be used to collect community feedback.
- Results of the AACAP parking utilization study
- Proposed parking measures
- Parking management best practices
- Public polling exercise on specific parking questions
City Council
The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and standard meeting protocols. The council will discuss possible action regarding conducting a mock meeting in preparation for returning to the Council Chamber.
- Discussion and possible action regarding conducting a mock meeting in preparation of returning to the Council Chamber
City Council
The April 26, 2022, meeting agenda consists primarily of standard meeting procedures and protocols. The council will discuss possible action regarding conducting a mock meeting to prepare for returning to the council chamber.
- Discussion regarding conducting a mock meeting in preparation of returning to the council chamber
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works and Budget & Finance Commissions will hold a joint meeting to discuss proposed funding for 2022-23 Capital Improvement Projects. The regular commission meeting includes discussions on budget recommendations and proposed bike facility improvements on the 1400 block of Diamond Street.
- Proposed 2022-23 fiscal year funding for Capital Improvement Projects
- Budget recommendations for the upcoming 2022-2023 fiscal year
- Proposed bike facility improvements on the 1400 block of Diamond Street
City Council
The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and standard meeting protocols. The Council is scheduled to discuss possible action regarding conducting a mock meeting in preparation for returning to the council chamber.
- Discussion of a mock meeting to prepare for returning to the council chamber
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a proposal for a 30-unit residential development at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue. The project includes the adaptive reuse of existing non-residential buildings for commercial purposes. The commission will also discuss budget recommendations for the 2022-2023 fiscal year.
- Proposed 30-unit residential development at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue
- Adaptive reuse of existing buildings for commercial use
- Discussion on FY 2022-2023 budget recommendations to the City Manager
Historical Commission
The Historical Commission will provide input on the City’s FY 2022/2023 budget. The commission will also consider allocating funds for a Historical Museum open house scheduled for April 30, 2022.
- Input on the City’s FY 2022/2023 budget
- Funding allocation for Historical Museum open house on April 30, 2022
- Development of a three-year strategic plan
- Museum Donation Fund Report
City Council
The Council will meet in closed session for litigation and real property negotiations. In open session, the body will consider budget modifications and various service agreements.
- Negotiation of price and terms for APN 4082-007-002 and part of APN 4082-020-925
- $25,000 rent abatement for Redondo Beach Marina Group LLC to re-pave Captain Kidd’s parking lot
- Purchase of three Auto Pulse Resuscitation Systems not to exceed $70,000
- $100,000 contract increase for Keyser Marston Associates regarding the Affordable Housing Program
- Acceptance of $337,928 in State Homeland Security Program grant funds
Preservation Commission
The Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request for historic district formation and modifications to potential historic resources. The proposal includes the construction of 30 new residential units behind these properties. The commission will also consider a recommendation for a historic variance regarding reduced commercial parking.
- Historic district formation request
- Construction of 30 new residential units at 100-132 N. Catalina Avenue
- Request for certificate of appropriateness for modifications to potential historic resources
- Removal of a structure within a potential historic district
- Recommendation for a historic variance for reduced commercial parking
Budget & Finance Commission
The Commission will hold a budget workshop featuring presentations from the Police and Fire Departments. Members will also discuss and potentially take action on assumptions for the General Fund five-year financial plan covering fiscal years 2022/23 through 2026/27.
- Budget workshop with Police and Fire Department presentations
- Discussion of General Fund five-year financial plan assumptions (FY 2022/23 - FY 2026/27)
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the April 14, 2022 meeting
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Commission will provide input on the City's FY 2022/2023 budget. Members will also review survey data regarding future uses for the Veterans Park Community Center and Historic Library Facility.
- Discussion of the City's FY 2022/2023 budget
- Review of community and concessionaire surveys for the Veterans Park Community Center/Historic Library Facility
- Approval of February 9, 2022, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider a $60,000 contract for a fireworks display in King Harbor. The agenda also includes discussions on revising developer park fees and a potential virtual power plant partnership. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the 2022-2023 Community Development Block Grant action plan.
- $60,000 agreement with Pyro Spectaculars for July 4th fireworks in King Harbor
- Revision to developer in-lieu park and recreation fees (Quimby fees)
- Potential partnership with OhmConnect to build a 'virtual power plant'
- Extension of emergency permit for the beach access ramp closure at Esplanade and Avenue A
- Proposed upgrades to the Pallet Shelter facility on Kingsdale Avenue
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will meet virtually to provide input on the City's FY 2022/2023 budget. The commission will also discuss potential programming for a future educational facility at the waterfront.
- Discussion and input on the City's FY 2022/2023 budget
- Discussion regarding potential programming of a future educational facility at the waterfront
- Approval of March 14, 2002 meeting minutes
- Director's Report
City Council
The City Council will discuss litigation and real property negotiations regarding the Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon. The meeting includes approvals for various city contracts, including increased crossing guard services and drone services. An ordinance regarding skateboarding on the Redondo Beach Pier will also be introduced.
- Negotiation of price and terms for portions of the Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon
- Amendment to increase crossing guard services from three to six guards at a cost of $25,000
- Increase of drone services contract with Flying Lion, Inc. from $105,080 to $210,160
- Introduction of Ordinance No. 3229-22 regarding skateboarding on Pad #10 of the Redondo Beach Pier
- Approval of a $2,500 agreement for website migration and server setup with Granicus
Library Commission
The Library Commission will discuss signage for the north exterior wall of the main library. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the FY2022-23 budget letter and open access. Additionally, the commission will review communications with Councilmembers.
- Signage on the main library north exterior wall
- FY2022-23 budget letter discussion
- Open+Access discussion
- Communication with Councilmembers
- Approval of the affidavit of posting
General Plan Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss and potentially take action on the draft land use element outline. The meeting also includes approving minutes from a January 5, 2022, special meeting.
- Discussion and possible action on the Draft Land Use Element Outline
- Approval of the January 5, 2022, special meeting minutes
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the March 31, 2022, meeting
Community Meetings
The City of Redondo Beach is hosting a workshop to review how the city's budget is developed and managed. The meeting includes presentations from the Public Works and Community Development departments. Residents are invited to provide feedback on public services and budget priorities.
- Review of budget development and management processes
- Public Works department presentation
- Community Development department presentation
- Public feedback session on services and budget priorities
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Commission will discuss accelerating Capital Improvement Project delivery and traffic calming implementation. They will also review a mobility assessment for pedestrian movement in Riviera Village. The meeting includes receiving the City's Strategic Plan update.
- Discussion on accelerated Capital Improvement Project (CIP) implementation
- Discussion on traffic calming implementation processes and timelines
- Discussion on mobility assessment and pedestrian movement in Riviera Village
- Receipt of the City’s Strategic Plan update from March 15, 2022
Cultural Arts Commission
The Public Art Commission will discuss several upcoming projects and location changes. This includes considering a new site for the Gate Wave art piece and reviewing updates to the Utility Box Art Program.
- Relocation of Gate Wave art piece to 1199 North Harbor Drive
- Bench installation recommendation for Ito Family Open Space at Flagler and Ripley
- Update on Samuel Dixon utility box artwork at Prospect Avenue and Diamond Street
- Selection of an alternate location for two artworks by Theresa Mulley
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will hold a virtual meeting to discuss various public safety topics. The agenda includes discussions regarding recent fire events, law enforcement crime recaps, and community policing. The commission will also hear from panelists representing the Office of Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell and the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.
- Panelist discussion with the Office of Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell and LA Homeless Services Authority
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Reports from several subcommittees, including the Homeless Subcommittee
- Volunteers in Policing report
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a variance request for property located at 818 Spencer Street. The application seeks reduced front yard setbacks, rear yard setbacks, and outdoor living space to allow additions to a single-family residence. The meeting also includes routine administrative items and staff updates.
- Variance for reduced front and rear yard setbacks at 818 Spencer Street (Case No. 2022-VAR-01)
- Request for reduced outdoor living space at 818 Spencer Street
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the March 17, 2022 meeting
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will meet virtually to conduct closed session negotiations regarding real property and labor. During the open session, the council will consider several contract amendments and approve payroll demands. The agenda also includes a grant for aquatic center sailing programs.
- Real property negotiation for APN 7503-003-900
- Compliance inspection contract up to $1,199,000
- Manhattan Beach Boulevard resurfacing design services amendment for $205,890 total
- Approval of $20,374 aquatic center grant for sailing scholarships and safety
- Agreement with Bartel Associates, LLC for $25,000
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will review a presentation from SWA regarding the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan. The agenda also includes a quarterly public safety report and a director's report.
- SWA presentation on the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan
- Quarterly Public Safety Report
- Director’s Report
- Approval of February 14, 2022 meeting minutes
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss the fiscal year 2021-22 midyear decision packages. The agenda also includes routine approvals for meeting minutes and the affidavit of posting.
- Discussion regarding FY 2021-22 midyear decision packages
- Approval of February 10, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the March 10, 2022, meeting
Planning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a resolution recommending that the City Council adopt ordinances regarding cannabis regulations. These proposed changes would affect business, zoning, and coastal land use plans.
- Public hearing on cannabis regulation ordinance amendments
- Amendments to Title 6 (Businesses, Professions, and Trades)
- Amendments to Title 10 Chapter 2 (Zoning and Land Use)
- Amendments to Title 10 Chapter 5 (Coastal Land Use Plan)
- Approval of February 17, 2022, meeting minutes
Preservation Commission
The commission will hold public hearings regarding historic landmark designations for properties at 228 Avenue E and 415 S. Guadalupe Avenue. The agenda also includes a discussion on the Historic Inquiry Form process.
- Historic landmark designation for 228 Avenue E (Case No. LM-2022-01)
- Landmark designation and balcony addition at 415 S. Guadalupe Avenue (Case Nos. LM-2022-02/COA-2022-03)
- Discussion regarding Historic Inquiry Form process
City Council
The City Council will review several contracts, including property management for the Transit Center. The session also includes closed session negotiations regarding 209 North Harbor Drive. Additionally, the council will consider an ordinance establishing fees and overstay charges for public electric vehicle charging stations.
- Contract with CAM Property Services for Transit Center maintenance ($1,185,038.85)
- Ordinance to establish fees and overstay charges for public EV charging stations
- Agreement with Southern California Gas Company for gas line extensions at 1521 Kingsdale Avenue
- Real property negotiation regarding 209 North Harbor Drive
- Updated pay and benefits plan for management and confidential employees
Public Safety Commission
The commission will hold a public meeting to review the City’s updated Draft Safety Element. This state-required plan identifies potential natural and human-created hazards affecting Redondo Beach residents, businesses, and services. Staff recommends that the commission review, discuss, and make recommendations on the draft.
- Discussion of the City's Draft Safety Element update
Planning Commission
The Commission will discuss implementing standards for Senate Bill 9 (SB9) regarding urban lot splits and two-unit projects. They will also consider a recommendation to City Council for outdoor living space code amendments in residential zones.
- Discussion of Urgency Ordinance 3226-21 regarding SB9 regulations
- Possible action on recommended outdoor living space code amendments
- Approval of meeting minutes from December 16, 2021 and January 20, 2022
Historical Commission
The commission will review the Museum Donation Fund Report and approve minutes from the December 15, 2021 meeting. The agenda also includes a continued discussion regarding protocols related to the museum.
- Museum Donation Fund Report
- Discussion on protocols related to museum
- Approval of December 15, 2021 minutes
- Director's report
City Council
The City Council will review a presentation regarding recent and upcoming utility rate increases. The agenda also includes approvals for a transit services study, various property leases, and several instructor contracts.
- Presentation on utility rate increases from SCE, SCG, CPA, and CPUC
- Agreement with Stantec Consulting Services for a transit services study ($244,670)
- Lease of 125 W. Torrance Blvd to Suptawee, Inc. ($8,765.50 per month)
- Transit Center use agreements with Gardena, Torrance, and LA Metro
- Approval of instructor contracts for sewing, music, baking, and yoga classes
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will hold a public hearing regarding permits for a new recreation facility at International Boardwalk Pad #10. The commission will also discuss the process and timeline for the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan.
- Permit review for a recreation facility at International Boardwalk Pad #10
- Discussion of the King Harbor Public Amenities Plan process and timeline
- Approval of December 13, 2021, meeting minutes
Budget & Finance Commission
The Commission will review the City Treasurer’s Quarter 2 fiscal year 2021-2022 report. Members will also discuss and potentially take action regarding the FY 2021-22 midyear budget report. Additionally, the body will approve past meeting minutes and receive the 2022 meeting calendar.
- Discussion and possible action on the FY 2021-22 midyear budget report
- City Treasurer’s Quarter 2 Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Report
- Approval of minutes from October 14, 2021, December 9, 2021, and January 13, 2022
Recreation & Parks Commission
The agenda consists of procedural items and a director's report. No specific projects, contracts, or new ordinances are listed for action at this meeting.
- Approval of January 12, 2022, minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the 2021-2029 Draft Housing Element of the General Plan. The agenda also includes discussions on city goals and objectives from recent strategic planning sessions. Additionally, the council will review an emergency permit extension for a beach access ramp closure at Esplanade and Avenue A.
- Adoption of the 2021-2029 Draft Housing Element of the General Plan
- Agreement with Pro Sounds, Inc. for Performing Arts Center loudspeakers up to $337,772.30
- Extension of emergency coastal development permit for beach access ramp closure at Esplanade and Avenue A
- MOU regarding innovation grant funds for two homeless case managers
Library Commission
The Library Commission will discuss the implementation of fine-free libraries and library rules of conduct. The meeting also includes discussions on strategic planning and the 2022 budget calendar.
- Discussion of fine-free libraries
- Discussion of library rules of conduct
- Discussion of 2022 budget calendar
- Approval of October 4, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider several funding agreements and contract amendments, including updates to regional transportation projects. The meeting also includes a closed session for property negotiations at 245 N. Harbor Drive and discussions on existing litigation. Additionally, the council will review items related to emergency housing vouchers and homeland security grants.
- $2,000,000 funding agreement with LACMTA for Traffic Signal Communications and Network System Project
- Acceptance of $117,123 in State Homeland Security Program grant funds
- Interagency agreement with LACDA for the Emergency Housing Voucher Program
- Contract for cultural arts classes not to exceed $34,900
- Closed session property negotiations regarding 245 N. Harbor Drive
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission will hold a special meeting to review committee reports and safety updates. Discussions are scheduled regarding recent fire events, crime recaps, and events in the City Prosecutor's Office.
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of recent law enforcement events/crime recap
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Committee reports including Homeless and CERT Support
City Council
The City Council is holding a virtual strategic planning session. The meeting includes discussion and possible action regarding the city's strategic plan, goals, and objectives.
- Discussion and possible action on the City’s Strategic Plan, Goals and Objectives
- Approval of affidavits of posting for the January 27, 2022 meeting
Cultural Arts Commission
The Public Art Commission will discuss updates to the Utility Box Art Program, including the reconsideration of previously approved Caltrans-owned boxes. The commission will also discuss developing a prioritized list of public art projects and potential subcommittees. Additionally, the meeting includes a report on the Public Art Fund.
- Update on the Utility Box Art Program
- Development of a prioritized public art project list
- Public Art Fund Report
- Approval of September 22, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is holding a virtual strategic planning session. The meeting includes discussion and possible action regarding the city's strategic plan, goals, and objectives. City Manager Mike Witzansky will present this item.
- Discussion and possible action on the city's strategic plan, goals, and objectives
- Approval of affidavits of posting for the January 25, 2022 meeting
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding proposed changes to setbacks for accessory structures in residential zones and standards for building projections. The agenda also includes discussions on elements for a tree ordinance and outdoor living space code amendments. A presentation on the Brown Act is also scheduled.
- Public hearing on amendments to municipal code regarding setbacks for accessory structures
- Discussion of elements to be included in a tree ordinance
- Discussion regarding recommendations for outdoor living space code amendments
- Presentation on the Brown Act by the City Attorney
City Council
The City Council will discuss a draft cannabis licensing ordinance, including storefront siting parameters and buffer maps. The council will also consider project applications for the Clean California Local Grant Program. Additionally, members may discuss sending a letter of opposition regarding net energy metering rulemaking.
- Discussion of draft cannabis licensing ordinance and storefront buffer maps
- Review of project applications for the Clean California Local Grant Program
- Agreement with Leading Resources, Inc. for strategic planning up to $11,000
- On-call engineering services agreement with Priority Engineering up to $100,000
- Completion of the electric vehicle charging infrastructure project
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget and Finance Commission will discuss the city's 2022 budget calendar. The meeting also includes an update on the Moss Adams Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Internal Audit Plan regarding fraud, waste, and abuse.
- Moss Adams Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Internal Audit Plan: Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Program Update
- Review of the City's 2022 Budget Calendar
- Approval of Affidavit of Posting for the January 13, 2022 meeting
Recreation & Parks Commission
The Recreation & Parks Commission will meet virtually to review potential sites for pickleball courts identified in a feasibility study. The agenda also includes the Director's Report and approval of minutes from the December 8, 2021 meeting.
- Discussion on proposed pickleball locations identified in a feasibility study
- Approval of December 8, 2021 meeting minutes
- Director's Report
City Council
The City Council will review the state's response to the city's 6th Cycle Housing Element submittal. Members will also consider a memorandum of understanding for homeless court and bridge housing funds. Additionally, the council will discuss potential changes to city election voting methods.
- MOU with South Bay Cities Council of Governments for homeless court and bridge housing up to $306,299
- Discussion on state response to the 6th Cycle Housing Element submittal
- Possible charter amendment for instant runoff voting
- Ordinance No. 3227-22 regarding libraries and meeting facilities
- Real property negotiations for N. Harbor Drive and W. Torrance Blvd properties
Community Meetings
The City of Redondo Beach is hosting a virtual workshop to launch an update to its Residential Design Guidelines. The meeting includes a presentation on developing the guidelines and the start of a community survey to gather resident input.
- Launch of an online Community Survey for design element feedback
- Presentation on the development of updated guidelines
- Discussion regarding standards for the R-1A zone ('Tall and Skinny' homes)
General Plan Advisory Committee
The General Plan Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss updates to the City of Redondo Beach General Plan. The committee will work to finalize recommended edits to the draft Open Space and Conservation Element Update.
- Finalizing recommended edits to the Draft Open Space and Conservation Element Update
- Approval of minutes from the November 30, 2021, special meeting
- Approval of the affidavit of posting for the January 5, 2022, special meeting
City Council
The City Council will consider changes to the municipal code regarding library and meeting facility rules. Additionally, the council will discuss the Community Services Department's contracted classes program and a request for proposals for the Veterans Park Community Center.
- Introduction of Ordinance No. 3227-22 regarding libraries and meeting facilities
- Discussion on the Community Services Department’s user-pay contracted classes program
- Preparation of an RFP for concessionaire operation of the Veterans Park Community Center
- Contract amendment with Granicus, LLC for website maintenance totaling $1,405.44
- Approval of payroll and accounts payable demands including a $2,090,768.20 direct deposit