Redondo Beach public meetings in 2025
111 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission holds a public hearing on a proposed mixed-use residential condominium at 401-417 S. Pacific Coast Highway. The project includes 49 units (8 affordable), 17,000 sq ft of commercial space, and two levels of subterranean parking. The commission will also consider two consent-calendar ordinances amending city code related to commissions and the planning commission.
- Public hearing for a 49-unit mixed-use condominium with 5 very-low-income and 3 moderate-income affordable units, plus 17,000 sq ft ground-floor commercial and 105 parking spaces at 401–417 S. Pacific Coast Highway
- Consent item: Ordinance 3298-25 amending uniform regulations of commissions (Title 2, Chapter 9, Article 1)
- Consent item: Ordinance 3301-25 amending sections pertaining to the Planning Commission (Title 2, Chapter 9, Article 10)
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss property negotiations at 230 Portofino Way and 239 & 245 N. Harbor Drive. The open session includes approving payroll and accounts payable demands totaling over $5.8 million and various municipal agreements.
- Payroll and accounts payable demands totaling $5,853,815.66
- Waiver of parking meter fees in Riviera Village from December 17 to December 24, 2025
- Historic property preservation agreement for 519 South Catalina
- No-cost facility use agreement for four vote-by-mail ballot drop boxes
- Amendment to funding agreement with LACMTA for PCH arterial improvements between Anita St and Palos Verdes Boulevard
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss commercial driveway widths. The body will also review administrative updates and previous meeting minutes.
- Discussion of commercial driveway widths
- Update regarding the subcommittee between the City of Redondo Beach and the Redondo Beach Unified School District
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will discuss several financial management items, including a CalPERS asset liability management update, changes to procurement regulations, and a report on capital improvement projects. They will also consider nominations for chairperson and vice-chair. No final votes are scheduled; items are listed for discussion prior to action.
- CalPERS asset liability management update (J.4)
- Professional services procurement discussion (J.3)
- Changes to uniform regulations and commission ordinances (J.5)
- CIP projects report and questions (J.2)
- Nominations and election of chairperson and vice-chair (J.6)
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will hold a regular meeting with mostly procedural items. They will receive updates on parks, recreation, and library activities, and discuss current and proposed subcommittees along with project updates. No rezonings, contracts, or fee changes are on the agenda.
- Receive and file updates on historical, parks, and recreation activities from Community Services
- Receive and file Library Director’s report
- Discussion and possible action on current and proposed subcommittees
- Subcommittee review and project update
- Approve minutes from August 13, October 8, and November 12 meetings
City Council
The City Council will discuss several real estate negotiations and legal matters in closed session. In open session, the council is deciding on road resurfacing plans and a legislative action platform.
- Change order with Dash Construction for $1,156,882 for Grant Avenue Resurfacing Phase 1 and the Local Travel Network project
- Termination of easement agreement at 422 S. Pacific Coast Highway following a $405,000 payment to the city
- Adoption of Resolution No. CC-2512-099 establishing a legislative action platform
- Closed session negotiations for properties at 3007 Vail Ave, 715 Julia Ave, and 1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd with Redondo Beach Unified School District
- Closed session lease negotiations for 239 & 245 N. Harbor Drive and 100-130 International Boardwalk
Harbor Commission
This Harbor Commission meeting is largely procedural, with the main discussion item being the receipt and filing of proposed amendments to the Redondo Beach Municipal Code concerning regulations of city commissions. The consent calendar includes approval of the meeting's affidavit of posting and the minutes from October 13, 2025.
- Receive and file Municipal Code amendments pertaining to regulations of commissions
- Approval of affidavit of posting for December 8, 2025 meeting
- Approval of minutes from October 13, 2025 Harbor Commission meeting
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will receive a presentation on the Perry Park Teen Center's amenities, equipment, events, and activities. They will also consider approving task assignments for the Communications & Social Media and Teen Center & Events subcommittees, and receive and file municipal code amendments regarding commission regulations. The consent calendar includes approval of November 2025 minutes and an affidavit of posting.
- Presentation on Perry Park Teen Center facility amenities, equipment, events, and activities
- Approval of task assignments for the Communications & Social Media and Teen Center & Events subcommittees
- Receive and file Redondo Beach Municipal Code amendments pertaining to uniform regulations of commissions
- Approval of minutes from November 6, 2025
- Public participation on non-agenda items allowed
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to negotiate labor contracts and real estate terms for several properties. The open session includes the approval of payroll and accounts payable demands and a contract amendment for pavement management services.
- Contract amendment for Nichols Consulting Engineers for pavement management services increasing the total to $1,155,035
- Payroll and accounts payable demands totaling over $5.8 million
- Closed session real property negotiations for 239 & 245 N. Harbor Drive, 100 & 130 International Boardwalk, and multiple other sites
- Closed session labor conferences with police and fire employee organizations
- Budget modification to appropriate $64,322 in State Homeland Security Program grant funds
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on an exemption declaration and conditional use permit to allow a new Chipotle restaurant in an existing commercial space at 413 N. Pacific Coast Highway. The consent calendar includes approval of the affidavit of posting for the October 16, 2025 meeting and minutes from the May 20, 2025 regular meeting.
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit and Exemption Declaration to operate a Chipotle restaurant at 413 N. Pacific Coast Highway in a C-2A zone
Cultural Arts Commission
The Cultural Arts Commission will review a proposed strategic art plan for Artesia Blvd. and elect its Chairperson and Vice Chairperson. The body will also consider canceling its December 24, 2025, meeting.
- Proposed Artesia Blvd. Strategic Art Plan for City Council consideration
- Election of Commission Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
- Possible action to cancel the December 24, 2025 meeting
- John Parsons Public Art Fund report on funded projects
- Amended ordinances regarding Redondo Beach Municipal Code sections for commissions
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed‑session meeting to review several active legal cases involving the city. They will also consider real‑property negotiations for several parcels and approve routine payroll and consent‑calendar items. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.
- Closed‑session review of City of Redondo Beach v. California State Water Resources Control Board (Case No. 20STCP03193)
- Closed‑session review of In re 9300 Wilshire LLC bankruptcy cases (Case Nos. 2:23‑bk‑10918‑ER and 2:23‑ap‑01163‑ER)
- Closed‑session discussion of property negotiations for 3007 Vail Ave., parking lot at Felton Ln. & 182nd St., and other parcels
- Payroll payments totaling $16,211.39 (checks 30449‑30460) and $2,473,303.46 (direct deposit 302970‑303603)
- Consent calendar approvals for posting affidavit, waiver of reading ordinances, and other routine items
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will discuss the Fiscal Year 2025-26 first-quarter financial report covering July–September 2025, along with capital improvement projects, professional services procurement, and future pension presentations. The agenda also includes continued discussion on reserves and budget concerns, and nominations for chairperson and vice-chair.
- Fiscal Year 2025-26 Q1 financial reporting: July–September 2025
- CIP projects reported by project summary
- Professional services procurement discussion
- Consideration of alternate April 2026 meeting dates
- Nominations and election of chairperson and vice-chair
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will review the final design for the Franklin Park playground replacement project to provide input for City Council consideration. The body will also discuss commission committees and strategies for promoting historic preservation.
- Final design for the Franklin Park playground replacement project
- Strategies for promoting historic preservation and landmark property education
- Discussion and possible action regarding current and proposed commission committees
- Amended ordinances updating Redondo Beach Municipal Code sections related to city boards and commissions
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will discuss and potentially act on a prioritized list of projects and focus areas for the coming year. The body will also determine which existing subcommittees should remain active and appoint members to them.
- Development of a prioritized list of projects and focus areas for the next year
- Review and determination of active subcommittees
- Appointment of subcommittee members
- Possible cancellation or rescheduling of the January 1, 2026 meeting
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations, multiple legal cases, and real property leases. The open session includes a regular meeting and a meeting of the Community Financing Authority.
- Labor negotiations with Redondo Beach Police Officers’ Association, Police Management Unit, and Firefighters’ Association
- Lease negotiations for 239 & 245 N. Harbor Drive with Allen Sanford (CA Surf Club)
- Price and term negotiations for Redondo Beach Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon with Allen Sanford (BeachLife Festival)
- Discussion of litigation including City of Redondo Beach v. California State Water Resources Control Board
- Payroll demands for checks 30432-30448 totaling $20,852.07
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The commission will discuss traffic safety measures at the Grant Avenue & Blossom Lane intersection and possible improvements for Diamond Street restriping between PCH and Prospect, including RUHS access improvements. They will also select a new chair and vice chair, and receive status updates on ongoing projects. Consent calendar items include approval of minutes and a monthly update to the City's Strategic Plan.
- Selection of new Public Works and Sustainability Commission chair and vice chair
- Discussion of traffic safety measures at Grant Avenue & Blossom Lane intersection
- Discussion of Diamond Street restriping between PCH and Prospect and RUHS access improvements
- Receive and file monthly update to City's Strategic Plan three-year priority areas and ten-month objectives
- Receive and file status updates on projects discussed at the commission
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss lease terms for 123 International Boardwalk and labor negotiations with police and fire associations. The open session includes several public works contracts and a proclamation for United Against Hate Week.
- Purchase of a 150-ton replacement chiller for the Performing Arts Center for up to $365,438
- Purchase of a Case forklift and asphalt compactor for $230,477
- Purchase of street light fixtures from Leotek Electronics ($144,927), Walters Wholesale Electric ($47,483), and Stresscrete ($6,610)
- Additional $400,000 in Measure R funds for Aviation Boulevard at Artesia Boulevard intersection improvements
- Sale of an affordable housing unit at 2001 Artesia Boulevard, Unit #301
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a cemetery expansion and proposed changes to municipal code definitions. The body will also elect a Chair and Vice Chair.
- Proposed addition of a new concrete cast-in-place mausoleum at Pacific Crest Cemetery (Case No. 20250095)
- Proposed ordinances amending Redondo Beach Municipal Code Title 10 regarding the definition of 'P' (permitted by right/use by right)
- Election of Commission officers (Chair and Vice Chair)
City Council
The City Council will first meet in closed session at 4:30 PM to negotiate a lease for 210 Fisherman's Wharf and discuss property transactions with the Redondo Beach Unified School District, as well as confer on several active lawsuits. In open session at 6:00 PM, they will consider consent calendar items including an amendment to the Mark43 software contract and a new armored vehicle pickup service contract. A public hearing is scheduled for Ordinance 3298-25 amending building and safety codes.
- Closed session negotiation over lease at 210 Fisherman's Wharf (Tony Trutanich Jr., Tony's on the Pier, Inc.)
- Closed session negotiation with Redondo Beach Unified School District on multiple properties including 3007 Vail Ave. and 1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd.
- Approve fifth amendment with Mark43, Inc. for on-scene software module and integration, additional $9,800 for Fire Department and City Prosecutor
- Approve agreement with Sectran Security for armored vehicle pickup service at four city facilities, $60,000 through Oct 2028
- Public hearing on Ordinance 3298-25 amending building and safety code sections (Title 2, Chapter 9, Article 1)
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will discuss and possibly act on a recommendation to the City Council to authorize staff to apply for a grant from the California Division of Boating & Waterways for a new public boat launch on Mole D. They will also elect a Chairperson and Vice Chair. Routine consent items include approval of minutes and affidavit of posting.
- Discussion and possible action on recommendation to City Council to authorize grant application for new public boat launch on Mole D
- Election of Chairperson and Vice Chair
- Approval of minutes from September 8, 2025
- Approval of affidavit of posting for this meeting
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve consent calendar items (minutes and posting affidavit), discuss continued items on reserves and budget concerns, and conduct a nomination and election for chairperson and vice-chair. The commission will also receive a CalPERS valuation update. Public comment is accepted in person, via Zoom, email, or eComment.
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the October 9, 2025 meeting
- Approval of minutes from the September 11, 2025 regular meeting
- Continued discussion on reserves and budget concerns
- Nomination and election of chairperson and vice-chair
- CalPERS valuation update
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for restoration and rehabilitation of a landmark property at 519 South Catalina Avenue. They will also discuss a proposed Walk of History Timeline Signs Project at Dominguez Park and elect officers for chair and vice chair. The consent calendar includes approving prior meeting minutes and receiving updates on library, historical, and parks activities.
- Public hearing for Certificate of Appropriateness and CEQA exemption for landmark property at 519 South Catalina Avenue
- Discussion and possible action on a proposed Walk of History Timeline Signs Project at Dominguez Park
- Election of officers – chair and vice chair
- Receive and file Library Director’s Report and Community Services Department updates on historical & parks and recreation activities
- Approve minutes of September 10, 2025 meeting
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss three lawsuits (Daniel Mendoza-Conner, Jeffrey Pailet, Harry Stuver arbitration) and negotiate terms for several properties, including with the Marine Mammal Care Center, Sanford Ventures, BeachLife Festival, and Redondo Beach Unified School District. The open session is largely a consent calendar with routine approvals, including a $145,600 increase for the Kingsdale Avenue resurfacing project and a $34,999 contract for police canine housing.
- Closed session litigation: Daniel Mendoza-Conner v. City (23TRCV00481), Jeffrey Pailet v. City (25STCV22128), Harry Stuver arbitration
- Real property negotiations with Marine Mammal Care Center for 230 Portofino Way
- Real property negotiations with Sanford Ventures for 230 Portofino Way
- Real property negotiations with BeachLife Festival for marina parking lot, Seaside Lagoon, California Surf Club
- Real property negotiations with Redondo Beach Unified School District for multiple properties including 3007 Vail Ave. and others
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will meet to elect its officers and receive a presentation from the Redondo Beach Unified School District. The body will also review recommendations from the previous commission regarding its projects and goals.
- Election of officers
- Presentation by Redondo Beach Unified School District Board Clerk Raymur Flinn
- Review of previous Youth Commission recommendations for projects and goals
Cultural Arts Commission
The Cultural Arts Commission will review updates on the Artesia Public Art Master Plan and the John Parsons Public Art Fund. Members will discuss the selection of an art wrap for a District 1 utility box and the creation of a subcommittee for Esplanade public art.
- Selection of an alternate District 1 utility box for art wrap
- Formation of a subcommittee for public art options on the Esplanade
- Project updates regarding the Artesia Public Art Master Plan
- John Parsons Public Art Fund report and status of funded projects
- Possible cancellation of the November 26, 2025 meeting
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works and Sustainability Commission will meet to discuss methods for expanding the city's tree canopy. The meeting also includes standard procedural approvals of previous minutes and posting affidavits.
- Discussion on strategies for increasing the city’s tree canopy
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold two public hearings: one on amending regulations for ground-floor professional offices in the C-2-PD (RIV) zone, and another on amending parking regulations for nonresidential uses in the Artesia and Aviation Corridors Area Plan. Both items will result in recommendations to the City Council and include CEQA exemption declarations.
- Public hearing on Zoning Ordinance amendment to regulate ground-floor professional office uses in the C-2-PD (RIV) zone
- Public hearing on amending Title 10 Chapter 2 parking regulations for non-residential uses within the Artesia and Aviation Corridors Area Plan
- Consent calendar items: approval of affidavit of posting and minutes from August 21, 2025 meeting
Audit Committee
The Redondo Beach Audit Committee will hold a special meeting to discuss and possibly take action on the annual financial reports for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024. Other agenda items are procedural, including approval of the consent calendar and the affidavit of posting for this meeting.
- Discussion and possible action on annual financial reports for FY 2023-2024
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the special meeting (consent calendar)
City Council
The City Council will vote on a consent calendar including multiple contracts, with the largest being $931,861 for North Pier parking structure repairs. Also up for approval are $378,875 for sewer and storm drain repairs, fire department records management and patient care reporting agreements. A closed session will discuss labor negotiations and real property negotiations with the school district. A proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month is also on the agenda.
- Approve $931,861 contract with Slater Waterproofing for North Pier Parking Structure Repairs (Job 70610)
- Approve $378,875 contract with Toro Enterprises for critical sewer and storm drain repairs at various locations
- Approve $89,705 agreement with DigitalEMS Solutions for electronic patient care reporting services
- Approve $70,406 agreement with Locality Media dba First Due for fire department records management system
- Closed session conference with real property negotiator on multiple properties including 3007 Vail Ave and 200 N. Pacific Coast Highway with Redondo Beach Unified School District
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will meet to discuss and potentially act on the annual financial reports for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024. The body will also review professional services procurement and continued items regarding building maintenance and budget reserves.
- Annual financial reports for fiscal year ended June 30, 2024
- Professional services procurement
- Building maintenance/replacement planning
- Reserves and budget concerns
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will discuss the library's summer reading program and consider a special donation request for installation of a plaque at Riviera Village Park, with possible action. The agenda also includes subcommittee project updates and routine consent calendar items such as approving minutes and receiving staff reports.
- Discussion of library Summer Reading Program (L.1)
- Discussion and possible action on special donation request for a plaque at Riviera Village Park (L.2)
- Commission subcommittee review and project update (L.3)
- Receive and file Library Director's Report (F.1)
- Approve minutes of August 13, 2025 meeting (F.4)
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss several legal matters in closed session and review administrative contracts in open session. Key decisions include funding for a crisis response team and housing planning services.
- Agreement with Veronica Tam & Associates, Inc. for housing and planning consulting not to exceed $30,000
- Memorandum of Understanding with Clear Recovery Center for an Alternative Crisis Response Team not to exceed $379,000
- Closed session real property negotiations with Redondo Beach Unified School District for multiple sites including 3007 Vail Ave. and 715 Julia Ave.
- Closed session legal conferences regarding litigation including Kenneth Alexander v. City of Redondo Beach and New Commune DTLA, LLC v. City of Redondo Beach
Harbor Commission
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and routine administrative items. The commission will review a public safety report and a liaison's report.
- Approval of August 11, 2025 meeting minutes
- Public safety report
- Liaison's report
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will consider a consent calendar covering routine payroll and accounts payable payments, then move to approve multiple contracts under $35,000, a residential street rehabilitation project, and several lease and consulting agreements. Items include a $34,700 amendment to the city’s ADA self‑evaluation, a ClearGov budgeting module contract, and a funding agreement with Metro for pedestrian safety enhancements. The meeting also provides time for public comments on non‑agenda items.
- Approve contracts under $35,000: Darius Labs software trial (no cost), Tyler Technologies verification services (no cost), Disability Access Consultants ADA amendment ($34,700), ClearGov budgeting module (up to $25,110)
- Approve residential street rehabilitation project (Cycle 2, Phase 5, Job No. 40190) and authorize advertising for competitive bids
- Approve funding agreement with Los Angeles County Metro to reimburse pre‑design costs for Aviation Boulevard pedestrian safety enhancements
- Approve lease of restaurant space at 102 & 104 International Boardwalk to El Cinco de Mayo Mexican Food LLC (2025‑2030)
- Approve lease amendment for Gungho Online Entertainment America, Inc. office space at 127 W. Torrance Blvd (2025‑2026)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding Phase 2 of the South Bay Social District. The proposal includes an 8-story building with residential units, commercial space, and parking.
- Proposed 8-story building at 1815 Hawthorne Boulevard featuring 335 apartments and 15 townhomes
- Inclusion of 10% very low income or 20% low income affordable units
- 8,351 square feet of grade level commercial uses
- Construction of 843 to 845 parking spaces (underground and above grade)
- Request for State Density Bonus Law waivers and a one-year extension of Vesting Tract Map No. 74481
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss 11 pending lawsuits and a real property negotiation with the Redondo Beach Unified School District involving multiple parcels. The open session that follows is largely procedural, including approval of payroll demands totaling nearly $4.9 million and a commendation for a youth soccer team. A special meeting of the Redondo Beach Housing Authority is also scheduled during a recess.
- Closed session on 11 existing litigation cases, including City of Redondo Beach v. State Water Resources Control Board and multiple cases involving 9300 Wilshire LLC and New Commune DTLA.
- Closed session real property negotiation with Redondo Beach Unified School District on price and terms for seven properties (e.g., 3007 Vail Ave., 1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd.).
- Approval of payroll demands: checks and direct deposits totaling $4,887,517.39 for pay periods ending August 1 and 15, 2025.
- Commendation to AYSO 17 North Redondo Girls 12U team for winning the 2025 AYSO National Games Championship.
- Special meeting of the Redondo Beach Housing Authority (agenda details not provided).
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 18, 2025. Key discussions include juvenile delinquency, cannabis and smoke shops, and enhanced response to homelessness. The commission will also review a crime recap and community policing updates. Consent calendar items include approval of meeting minutes from July 21, 2025.
- Approval of minutes from July 21, 2025
- Discussion on requesting city staff to present public safety budget items
- Discussion on juvenile delinquency
- Discussion on cannabis and smoke shops
- Discussion on enhanced response to homelessness
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will discuss the city's Statement of Investment Policy and the City Treasurer's fourth quarter report for fiscal year 2024-25. The body will also address reserves, budget concerns, and homelessness funding accountability.
- Annual review of the City's Statement of Investment Policy 2025
- City Treasurer’s Fourth Quarter, Fiscal Year 2024-25 Report
- Discussion on reserves and budget concerns
- Report on Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects
- Homelessness funding and accountability discussion
Public Amenities Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Amenities Commission will hold public hearings to consider CEQA exemption declarations, certificates of appropriateness, and removal from the Potential Historic Resources Inventory for properties at 1811 Clark Lane and 1224 Harper Avenue. The commission will also approve routine consent‑calendar items such as the affidavit of posting and the July 9, 2025 minutes, and will receive updates from the Community Services Department and the Library Director. Additional discussion will include volunteer acknowledgment certificates and an overview of the city’s historic preservation program.
- Public hearing on CEQA exemption, certificate of appropriateness, and removal from historic list for 1811 Clark Lane (Applicant: Ronald Carl Seydel, Application No. 2025-0091)
- Public hearing on CEQA exemption, certificate of appropriateness, and removal from historic list for 1224 Harper Avenue (Applicant: Mickel Khayat, Application No. 2025-0255)
- Approve affidavit of posting for the August 13, 2025 meeting (F.1)
- Approve the minutes of the July 9, 2025 Public Amenities Commission meeting (F.2)
- Receive and file Community Services Department updates related to historical and parks and recreation activities (F.3)
City Council
The City Council will discuss and possibly act on hiring a consultant for a public opinion survey on the city's commercial retail cannabis regulatory program and potentially soliciting permit applications. Other notable items include installing pickleball courts at Alta Vista Park and approving a crossing guard services contract up to $138,158. Consent items include an MOU with the school district for after-school programs and extending a grant for motel/SRO beds until 2027.
- Discussion and possible action on hiring a consultant for a public opinion survey on commercial retail cannabis regulatory program and permit solicitation
- Discussion and possible action on installing pickleball courts at Alta Vista Park and approval of a CEQA exemption
- Agreement with All City Management Services, Inc. for crossing guard services not to exceed $138,158 through June 2026
- Approve MOU with Redondo Beach Unified School District for use of elementary school campuses for after-school program
- Approve second amendment to MOU with South Bay Cities Council of Governments to extend grant-funded motel/SRO bed lease term to June 30, 2027
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will review a leasing overview of city-owned pier and harbor properties. The body will also consider appointments to fill various commission subcommittees.
- Leasing overview of Pier and Harbor properties owned and managed by the City
- Possible action to fill vacancies in Harbor Commission subcommittees
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss multiple existing lawsuits and real property negotiations. The open session includes a consent calendar for payroll and accounts payable demands.
- Closed session regarding litigation: City of Redondo Beach v. California State Water Resources Control Board
- Closed session regarding litigation: New Commune DTLA LLC v. City of Redondo Beach
- Real property negotiations with Redondo Beach Unified School District for multiple sites including 3007 Vail Ave and 715 Julia Ave
- Real property negotiations with Sandcastle Pacific LLC for 422 S. PCH
- Payroll and accounts payable demands including $2,529,005.84 in direct deposits and $3,588,452.32 in checks
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works and Sustainability Commission will discuss traffic safety enhancements at the Broadway/Sapphire/Guadalupe intersection. They will also receive and file a report on accessory dwelling units in Redondo Beach and approve consent calendar items including meeting minutes.
- Discussion of traffic safety enhancements at Broadway/Sapphire/Guadalupe intersection
- Receive and file report on number of accessory dwelling units in Redondo Beach
- Approve meeting minutes from June 23, 2025
- Approve affidavit of posting for the meeting
Cultural Arts Commission
The Cultural Arts Commission will discuss and consider recommending to the City Council that unallocated funds from the John Parsons Public Art Fund be used to commission a permanent LGBTQIA+ sculpture, and that funds currently allocated for a mural at the Transit Center be reallocated to Lilienthal Park, a virtual art map, and/or a community art center. The commission will also receive an update on the Artesia Public Art Project by Lebasse Projects and discuss its own role and responsibilities. Consent calendar items include approving the May 28, 2025 minutes and a report on the John Parsons Public Art Fund.
- Discussion on recommending LGBTQIA+ sculpture and fund reallocation (Item K.1)
- Update on Artesia Public Art Project by Lebasse Projects (Item J.2)
- Discussion on role and responsibilities of the Cultural Arts Commission (Item J.1)
- Approve meeting minutes for May 28, 2025 (Item F.2)
- John Parsons Public Art Fund report and status of City Council-approved projects (Item F.3)
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission will discuss and possibly take action on an advisory memo to the City Council regarding a truck route matter with the City of Torrance. Other continued discussions include requesting city staff to present budget items related to public safety, a possible advisory action on dog licensing, and juvenile delinquency. New discussions cover recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office, a crime recap, enhanced homelessness response, smoke shops, and cannabis. The commission will also approve minutes from June 16, 2025, via the consent calendar.
- Discussion and possible action on advisory memo to City Council regarding truck route matter with Torrance
- Discussion regarding requesting city manager/staff to present information on fiscal year budget items pertaining to public safety
- Discussion and possible advisory action on Redondo Beach Municipal Code 5-1.200 concerning licensing of dogs
- Discussion on juvenile delinquency
- Discussion on recent updates on enhanced response to homelessness
Planning Commission
The Redondo Beach Planning Commission will approve the affidavit of posting for this meeting and adopt the minutes from the February 20, 2025 meeting. It will conduct a public hearing to consider amendments to Title 10 Chapter 2 Zoning and Title 10 Chapter 5 Coastal Land Use Plan Implementing Ordinance that regulate smoke shops. Other agenda items are procedural, such as filing blue‑folder materials and public participation.
- Approve the affidavit of posting for the July 17, 2025 Planning Commission meeting.
- Approve minutes from the Planning Commission regular meeting of February 20, 2025.
- Public hearing to consider ordinances amending Title 10 Chapter 2 Zoning and Title 10 Chapter 5 Coastal Land Use Plan Implementing Ordinance regarding smoke‑shop regulations.
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss price and terms for multiple properties, including deals with the Redondo Beach Unified School District for several sites and negotiations for waterfront properties like Joe's Crab Shack and Fun Factory. Following closed session, the open regular meeting will consider consent calendar items including a $383,966 contract for storm drain catch basin trash screening and acceptance of the Bicycle Transportation Plan Phase 1 project.
- Closed session: negotiate price and terms for 3007 Vail Ave., 715 Julia Ave., and other properties with school district
- Closed session: negotiate price and terms for Joe's Crab Shack (230 Portofino Way) with Marine Mammal Care Center
- Closed session: negotiate lease price and terms for Fun Factory, Kincaid's, Pier Plaza, and Monstad Pier with multiple parties
- Consent calendar: approve $383,966 contract with United Storm Water, Inc. for storm drain catch basin trash screening devices
- Consent calendar: accept completion of Bicycle Transportation Plan Phase 1 project, federal aid, release $116,322 retention to Toro Enterprises
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission's July 14 meeting is largely procedural: it will approve the June 9, 2025 meeting minutes and the affidavit of posting for this agenda. The only substantive item is a public safety report from staff. No public hearings or major financial decisions are scheduled.
- Approval of the June 9, 2025 meeting minutes
- Approval of affidavit of posting for July 14, 2025 meeting
- Public Safety Report from staff (L.1)
Public Amenities Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Amenities Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 9, 2025, at 6:30 PM in the City Council Chamber. Key agenda items include a review and discussion of the City's Historic Resources Preservation Ordinance and Program, and a discussion on recommending to the City Council that a park be named in honor of Joseph "Joe" Carl Dawidziak. The consent calendar includes approval of meeting minutes and receiving reports from recreation, parks, and library staff.
- Review and discussion of the City's Historic Resources Preservation Ordinance and Program
- Discussion and possible action on recommending to Council to name a park in honor of Joseph "Joe" Carl Dawidziak
- Approve minutes of the June 11, 2025, Public Amenities Commission meeting
- Receive and file updates on Recreation and Parks-related items
- Receive and file Library Director's report
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works and Sustainability Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss several traffic and parking items, including potential reforms to the city's preferential parking permit program. Other discussions include striping enhancements on Prospect Frontage Road and traffic calming measures at the Flagler/Clark intersection. The commission will also receive and file a presentation from the Los Angeles County Sanitation District.
- Discussion of potential reforms to the city's Preferential Parking Permit Program (J.4)
- Discussion of striping enhancements on Prospect Frontage Road (500-600 block) (J.2)
- Discussion of traffic calming measures at Flagler/Clark intersection (J.3)
- Receive and file Los Angeles County Sanitation District presentation (J.1)
- Approve minutes for April 28, 2025 special joint and regular meetings (F.2, F.3)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to approve an exemption declaration and variance for reduced front and side yard setbacks and reduced outdoor living space for additions to a two-story single-family residence at 811 Spencer Street in the R-3 zone. The remainder of the agenda consists of routine procedural items including approval of minutes and receipt of blue folder materials.
- Public hearing on variance for first and second-story additions to an existing two-story single-family residence at 811 Spencer Street
- Reduced front yard setback, reduced side yard setback, and reduced outdoor living space requested
- Property located in Low-Density Multiple-Family Residential (R-3) Zone (Case No. 20250105)
- Approval of meeting minutes for August 15, 2024 and December 19, 2024
- Consent calendar items including affidavit of posting
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will hold a closed session to discuss 10 existing lawsuits and negotiate lease terms for three properties. The meeting will also include proclamations and the approval of payroll and contracts.
- Closed session to discuss 10 lawsuits, including cases against the State Water Board and AES Southland Development
- Negotiations for lease status, price, and terms at 123 W. Torrance Blvd. and 160 International Boardwalk
- Negotiations for price and terms at 309 Esplanade
- Approval of payroll demands totaling $2,834,684.28
- Approval of contracts under $35,000
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission will consider several continued items including a request for the city manager to present budget items related to public safety, a list of topics from Councilmember Nils Nehrenheim, an advisory memo to the City Council regarding a truck route matter with Torrance, and possible advisory action on Redondo Beach Municipal Code 5-1.200 concerning dog licensing. They will also discuss recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office, a crime recap, updates on homelessness response, and juvenile delinquency. No final decisions are listed; many items are for discussion only.
- Discussion of 24/25 fiscal year budget items pertaining to public safety
- Discussion of topics provided by Councilmember Nils Nehrenheim
- Possible action on advisory memo to City Council regarding truck route matter with Torrance
- Possible advisory action on Municipal Code 5-1.200 concerning licensing of dogs
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will discuss and possibly act on the City Manager's proposed FY 2025-2026 budget and five-year capital improvement program. Also on the agenda is a continued item on homelessness funding and accountability, as well as discussions on the budget website and external/internal audits. Consent calendar items include approval of meeting minutes from May 8, 2025, and the affidavit of posting.
- Discussion and possible action on Fiscal Year 2025-2026 City Manager's proposed budget and five-year capital improvement program
- Continued item on homelessness funding and accountability
- Discussion on external and internal audits
- Approval of minutes from the regular meeting of May 8, 2025
- Discussion on budget website
Public Amenities Commission
This meeting consists primarily of procedural and routine business items on the consent calendar, including approval of the affidavit of posting, receiving and filing updates on recreation and parks, approving minutes from May 14, 2025, and receiving a library director's report. No public hearings or substantive discussions are scheduled.
- Approve affidavit of posting for the June 11, 2025 meeting
- Receive and file updates on recreation and parks-related items
- Approve minutes of the May 14, 2025 Public Amenities Commission meeting
- Receive and file library director's report
City Council
The City Council will review several contract amendments and new service agreements. Key items include increasing funds for sewer pump station projects and creating new city staff positions.
- Increase contract for Portofino Way and Yacht Club Way sewer pump station projects by $469,924 to a total of $1,491,400
- Create Homeless Housing Supervisor position with a monthly salary range of $6,178 to $8,291
- Agreement with Deckard Technologies, Inc. to address illegal short-term rentals for up to $7,400 annually
- Agreement with UKG Kronos Systems, LLC for police and fire timekeeping software totaling $214,487 over five years
- Settlement agreement with T-Mobile West LLC resulting in a $23,425 payment to the City
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for commercial recreational businesses and marine facilities. The body will also receive a presentation on a living shoreline project from the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors.
- Possible action on a conditional use permit for commercial recreational businesses at 181 N. Harbor Drive
- Review of marine-related facilities including a maximum of 15 boat slips/dock areas in Basin 3
- Presentation from Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors regarding their living shoreline project
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will present certificates of acknowledgment and city coins to graduating seniors and serving members. The body will also discuss the possible cancellation of its September 4, 2025, regular meeting.
- Presentation of certificates of acknowledgment to 2024-25 Youth Commissioners
- Presentation of city coins to graduating seniors
- Discussion and possible action on cancelling the September 4, 2025 meeting
- Commission subcommittee and appointments update
City Council
The City Council will vote on a consent calendar that includes contracts for street resurfacing, sewer maintenance, and building repairs. A proclamation designating June as Pride Month is also scheduled. The council will meet in closed session to discuss pending litigation.
- Resolution awarding $1,151,000 contract to Sequel Contractors for Kingsdale Avenue resurfacing between Grant Ave and 182nd St
- Three-year, $948,000 agreement with Duke's Root Control for sewer line root foaming
- $216,807 roof replacement at Veterans Park Historic Library with OM Roofing
- MOU with FBI to use Jerry Crowe Regional Tactical Training Facility through June 2028
- Proclamation of June 2025 as Pride Month in Redondo Beach
Planning Commission
The Redondo Beach Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss and possibly act on confirming the consistency of the proposed 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program with the City's General Plan, and to make recommendations to the City Manager for the upcoming 2025-2026 fiscal year budget. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and the affidavit of posting. Public participation is available in person, via Zoom, email, or eComment.
- Discussion and possible action on confirming consistency of proposed 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program with the General Plan
- Recommendations to the City Manager for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget
- Approve affidavit of posting for June 2, 2025 meeting
- Approve minutes from Planning Commission meetings of August 15, October 17, and November 21, 2024
Cultural Arts Commission
The Redondo Beach Cultural Arts Commission will approve minutes from three prior meetings and file a Public Art Fund report. It will receive a status update and introduce a new city public art consultant for the Artesia public art project, and hear an update from the LGBTQIA+ Pride permanent art installation subcommittee. The meeting also includes a 30‑minute public comment period for non‑agenda items.
- Approve meeting minutes for Nov 20 2024, Jan 22 2025, and Mar 26 2025.
- Receive and file John Parsons Public Art Fund report and status of city‑council‑approved projects.
- Status update and introduction of new city public art consultant for the Artesia public art project.
- Update on efforts of the LGBTQIA+ Pride permanent art installation subcommittee.
- Public participation on non‑agenda items (30‑minute comment period).
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council meeting on May 20, 2025 includes a closed‑session real‑property negotiation for 309 Esplanade and an open‑session regular meeting. Council will consider and vote on several contracts under $35,000, including a $7,400 agreement with Deckard Technologies, a up‑to‑$98,923 emergency‑medical dispatch software purchase from PowerPhone, and a $185,035 landscaping contract with Finley’s Tree & Landcare. The council will also discuss a proposed amendment to the solid‑waste services agreement with Athens Services, adopt a coyote management plan, and receive the City Manager’s FY 2025‑26 budget and five‑year capital improvement program, setting a public hearing for June 3, 2025.
- Approve contract with Deckard Technologies, Inc. for Rentalscape database platform – $7,400 annual amount (plus up to 5% increase)
- Approve contract with PowerPhone, Inc. for emergency medical dispatch software – up to $98,923, term May 20 2025 – June 30 2027
- Approve agreement with Finley’s Tree & Landcare to install irrigation and landscape materials in Civic Center Courtyard – cost not to exceed $185,035
- Approve amendment to City of Hermosa Beach fee agreement – increase monthly fee by 10% per year for four years, then 5% per year thereafter
- Discuss City Manager’s proposed FY 2025‑26 budget and five‑year capital improvement program; set public hearing for June 3, 2025
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission will continue discussions from previous agendas, including requesting City staff to present public safety items in the 24/25 fiscal year budget, a truck route matter with Torrance, and possible advisory action on dog licensing. The commission will also discuss recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office, crime recap, homelessness updates, and juvenile delinquency.
- Discussion on requesting City Manager/staff to present public safety items in the 24/25 fiscal year budget
- Discussion and possible action on an advisory memo to City Council regarding truck route matter with Torrance
- Discussion and possible advisory action on Redondo Beach Municipal Code 5-1.200 (licensing of dogs)
- Discussion of recent events in the City Prosecutor's Office
- Discussion of recent updates on enhanced response to homelessness
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two conditional use permits: one to allow beer, wine, and liquor sales for off-site consumption at 2706 Artesia Boulevard, and another to allow a gymnastics club for children ages 2-17 at 2701 Manhattan Beach Boulevard. The commission will also consider approving minutes from previous meetings and other administrative items.
- Public hearing on conditional use permit for alcohol sales at 2706 Artesia Boulevard in C-2 zone
- Public hearing on conditional use permit for Aerial Gymnastics Club at 2701 Manhattan Beach Boulevard in C-1 zone
- Approval of minutes from July 18, 2024 and August 1, 2024
- Consent calendar includes affidavit of posting for the meeting
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will discuss two main items: the 2025 Library Summer Reading Program and the possible creation of a Park Ranger Program Subcommittee. They will also receive reports on recreation and parks, approve meeting minutes, and handle routine procedural items. No public hearings or major fiscal decisions are on the agenda.
- Discussion and possible action on the 2025 Library Summer Reading Program
- Discussion and possible action on creating a Park Ranger Program Subcommittee
- Receive and file updates on recreation and parks-related items
- Approve the minutes of the April 9, 2025 meeting
- Receive and file Library Director’s report
City Council
The City Council will convene at 4:30 PM for a closed session to discuss lease negotiations for multiple waterfront parcels, including Basin 1, Monstad Pier, Pier Plaza, and Fisherman's Wharf. They will also review several pending lawsuits, including a case against the state water board and litigation involving 9300 Wilshire LLC. The open session at 6 PM will consider only routine consent items such as approving the affidavit of posting and meeting minutes.
- Closed session real property negotiation for 111 W. Torrance Blvd (suite 100) with Zoila Norwood
- Closed session real property negotiation for 123 International Boardwalk, marina parking lot, and Fisherman's Wharf Pad 2 with various prospective tenants
- Closed session real property negotiation for Basin 1, Monstad Pier, Pier Plaza, Kincaid's, and Fisherman's Wharf with Majestic KHM, HK Pacific, and Landry's Restaurants
- Closed session real property negotiation for 160 International Boardwalk (Dinghy Deli) with owners Rashel Mereness and Randy LaFaye
- Closed session litigation discussion: City of Redondo Beach v. California State Water Resources Control Board (Case 20STCP03193) and other lawsuits
Harbor Commission
This meeting of the Redondo Beach Harbor Commission consists primarily of procedural and administrative items, including approval of the affidavit of posting and minutes from the previous meeting. No public hearings or substantive action items are listed on the agenda.
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the May 12, 2025 meeting
- Approval of minutes from April 14, 2025 meeting
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will review the Building Maintenance/Replacement Planning item. It will also receive the City Treasurer’s Q3 fiscal year 2024-2025 report and the Q3 financial reporting for January‑March 2025. The meeting includes routine consent‑calendar approvals and a public comment period for non‑agenda topics.
- Approve minutes from the April 2, 2025 special meeting
- Approve affidavit of posting for the May 8, 2025 meeting
- Discuss Building Maintenance/Replacement Planning
- Review City Treasurer’s Q3 FY 2024‑2025 report
- Review Q3 financial reporting for Jan‑Mar 2025
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to confer with legal counsel on 12 pending lawsuits, including cases involving property development, police conduct, and water rights. The open session includes a consent calendar with minor contracts and routine approvals, a proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month, and an oath of office for a new senior deputy city prosecutor.
- Closed session on 12 lawsuits (e.g., Belavsky v. City, 9300 Wilshire LLC, Yes in My Back Yard v. City)
- Approve agreement with PI Environmental, LLC for NPDES permit reporting for July 4 fireworks display ($9,500)
- Approve agreement with LA County Auditor-Controller for tax roll placement of assessment fees (est. $15,000)
- Approve agreement with Advanced Problem Solving, LLC for training and records management ($21,210.83)
- Regular meeting of the Community Financing Authority
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will meet to receive a presentation on the 2025 Teens in Policing program. The body will also discuss subcommittee appointments and receive a staff liaison report.
- Presentation of the City of Redondo Beach's 2025 Teens in Policing program
- Update on Commission subcommittee and appointments
- Approval of minutes from November 7, 2024, through March 6, 2025
City Council
The City Council will meet for a Strategic Planning Session to 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
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works and Sustainability Commission will first hold a joint meeting with the Budget and Finance Commission to discuss proposed 2025-26 fiscal year funding for Capital Improvement Projects (CIP). In the regular meeting, they will follow up on intersection improvements at Ripley/Huntington/Perkins, discuss traffic calming on Prospect Frontage Road, and consider conceptual designs for a Metro Active Transportation Grant project along the Redondo Beach Bl corridor and the NRBB extension to Grant Avenue. Commissioners may also discuss topics for the next City Council strategic planning session.
- Discussion on proposed 2025-26 FY funding for Capital Improvement Projects (CIP)
- Follow-up on long-term intersection improvements at Ripley/Huntington/Perkins
- Discussion of traffic calming measures on Prospect Frontage Road (500-600 block)
- Discussion and possible action on conceptual design for Metro Active Transportation Grant project: Redondo Beach Bl corridor & NRBB extension to Grant Avenue and mobility hub
- Discussion and possible action on communication with City Council for next strategic planning session
Public Safety Commission
The Public Safety Commission will discuss and possibly take advisory action on several items, including a truck route matter with the City of Torrance, amendments to municipal code on dog licensing, and the 25/26 City Council strategic plan. The commission will also receive updates from the Homeless Navigator and on crime and community policing.
- Discussion and possible action on advisory memo to City Council regarding truck route matter with Torrance
- Discussion and possible advisory action on Redondo Beach Municipal Code 5-1.200 concerning licensing of dogs
- Discussion on advisory action to City Council regarding City Attorney's Office return to regular participation in meetings
- Update from Homeless Navigator Lila Omura
- Discussion and consideration of the 25/26 City Council Strategic Plan
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Conditional Use Permit and Exemption Declaration for an animal grooming business. The proposed business would occupy a 950 square foot space in a commercial building.
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit for animal grooming at 1300 S. Pacific Coast Highway #105
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss several litigation cases and real property negotiations. The open session includes a consent calendar with multiple service contracts and a proclamation for National Arbor Day.
- Agreement with Green Halo Systems, Inc. for waste tracking system not to exceed $20,244
- Agreement with Keyser Marston Associates, Inc. for affordable housing program administration not to exceed $22,181
- Agreement with Yorke Engineering, LLC for noise study services not to exceed $12,992
- Lease negotiations for 121 W. Torrance Blvd. Suite #203 with Compcare Hospice Inc.
- Price and term negotiations for Redondo Beach Marina Parking Lot and Seaside Lagoon with BeachLife Festival
Harbor Commission
The commission will discuss and possibly act on Commissioner Carlson's proposal to seek California Department of Fish and Wildlife approval to augment the existing artificial reef near King Harbor entrance. They will also discuss the City Council Strategic Plan. Remaining items are routine approvals of meeting minutes and posting affidavit.
- Discussion and possible action on Commissioner Carlson's idea to seek California Department of Fish and Wildlife approval to augment the existing artificial reef near King Harbor entrance
- Discussion and possible action regarding the Harbor Commission's position on the artificial reef augmentation, including direction to prepare a letter
- Discussion and possible action on the City Council Strategic Plan
- Approval of affidavit of posting for April 14, 2025 meeting
- Approval of minutes from March 10, 2025 meeting
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will hold public hearings on two historic property matters: designating properties at 102-106 N. Broadway and 401-405 Emerald Street as a local historic landmark, and granting a Certificate of Appropriateness for an addition to the designated historic property at 510 Garnet Street. The commission will also discuss and provide input on the Fiscal Year 25-26 budget to the City Manager and consider the City Council Strategic Plan. Other business includes approving meeting minutes and receiving reports on recreation, parks, and library operations.
- Public hearing to designate 102-106 N. Broadway and 401-405 Emerald Street as a local historic landmark
- Public hearing for Certificate of Appropriateness for an addition at 510 Garnet Street
- Discussion and action on Fiscal Year 25-26 budget input to the City Manager
- Discussion and consideration of the City Council Strategic Plan
- Approve minutes of Public Amenities Commission meetings on Feb 12 and March 19, 2025
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will meet to provide input on the City's FY 2025-26 budget and upcoming strategic planning discussions. The body will also receive updates on commission subcommittees and staff reports.
- Discussion and possible action on input for the City's FY 2025-26 budget
- Discussion and possible action on input for City Council strategic planning
- Update on Commission subcommittee and appointments
Budget & Finance Commission
The Commission will discuss and possibly take action on the Fiscal Year 25-26 Budget Input to the City Manager. Continued items include homelessness funding and building maintenance/replacement planning. The meeting also features an Information Technology presentation and discussion of the City Council Strategic Plan.
- Discussion and possible action on FY25-26 Budget Input to the City Manager
- Continued discussion on Homelessness Funding
- Continued discussion on Building Maintenance/Replacement Planning
- Information Technology presentation from IT Director
- Discussion and consideration of the City Council Strategic Plan
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will meet to approve contracts for city services and vehicles, adopt resolutions for street lighting and a bikeway extension, and administer oaths to newly elected officials. A closed session is cancelled.
- Oaths for Mayor James A. Light and Councilmembers Brad Waller, Chadwick Castle, and Joy Ford
- Purchase of Ford Maverick truck for Public Works ($34,663)
- Police motorcycle fleet maintenance agreement ($34,999)
- Adoption of Redondo Beach Municipal Code amendment for fire rules
- Lease agreement with Marine Mammal Care Center for Pier Plaza office space
Cultural Arts Commission
The Cultural Arts Commission will meet to provide input on the city's upcoming strategic plan and the FY2025-26 budget. The body will also receive a report on the John Parsons Public Art Fund.
- Discussion and possible action on input for the city's forthcoming strategic plan
- Discussion and input on the FY2025-26 budget
- John Parsons Public Art Fund report and status of City Council-approved projects
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works and Sustainability Commission will provide input on the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget and discuss long-term intersection improvements. The body will also review the city's strategic plan goals and discuss items for the next strategic planning session.
- Input to City Manager for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget preparation
- Discussion of long-term intersection improvements at Ripley/Huntington/Perkins
- Review of City Strategic Plan three year goals and six-month objectives
- Discussion on items for the next strategic planning session
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit to allow beer and wine sales for off-site consumption at an existing service station with a convenience store at 2714 Artesia Boulevard. The commission will also discuss the City Council Strategic Plan and consider approving past meeting minutes and affidavit of posting.
- Public hearing for CUP-2024-1931: off-sale beer and wine at 2714 Artesia Blvd, applicant Bussopp Inc.
- Discussion and consideration of the City Council Strategic Plan
- Approval of minutes from Planning Commission meetings of March 21, 2024 and April 18, 2024
- Receive and file blue folder items (supplemental materials received after agenda publication)
- Receive and file written comments on non-agenda items
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will discuss formally recognizing two volunteers and approve up to $3,000 for the April 26, 2025, Birthday Celebration. The meeting will also include approval of minutes and reports from the Minor Alterations Subcommittee and the Library Director.
- Approve up to $3,000 for April 26, 2025 Birthday Celebration
- Formally recognize Matthew McCauley and Carl Leach for volunteer service
- Approve minutes from February 12, 2025 meeting
- Receive and file report from Minor Alterations Subcommittee
- Receive and file Library Director’s report
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will hold closed sessions to discuss property negotiations with BeachLife Festival and others, plus several active lawsuits. In open session, the council will vote on a $1,454,853 contract for the North Redondo Beach Bikeway Extension and a $161,970 increase for residential street rehabilitation plans. Consent calendar items also include payroll and accounts payable demands.
- Closed session negotiations for portions of Redondo Beach Marina parking lot, Seaside Lagoon, and California Surf Club with BeachLife Festival (price and terms)
- Award public works contract to Kasa Construction Inc. for $1,454,853 for North Redondo Beach Bikeway Extension
- Approve second amendment with Nichols Consulting Engineers increasing amount by $161,970 for Residential Street Rehabilitation Program
- Closed session negotiations for leases at 121 and 115 W. Torrance Blvd. with Theo Insurance Services and Voyager Technologies
- Closed session discussion of four lawsuits: Barker, Brimer, Labono, and Sixt Rent A Car vs. City of Redondo Beach
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will discuss the 2024/2025 fiscal year budget, recent fire and crime events, and an advisory memo regarding a truck route with the City of Torrance. The meeting will also cover community policing, homelessness response, and the VIP program.
- Discussion of 2024/2025 fiscal year budget items
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Discussion of crime recap and community policing
- Discussion of advisory memo regarding truck route with Torrance
- VIP Program presentation
Community Meetings
The City of Redondo Beach will hold a community meeting on March 13, 2025 to present the final canvass and results of the election. The broadcast will begin at 12 PM with final results expected around 2 PM. Live coverage will be available on Spectrum Cable Channel 8, Frontier Communications Channel 41, the city website, YouTube, and Zoom. No other agenda items or decisions are listed.
- Live broadcast of final election canvass and results (TV, website, YouTube, Zoom)
City Council
The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss seven pending lawsuits and real estate negotiations for 309 Esplanade and a BeachLife Festival agreement. In open session, the council will consider consent calendar items including a $2,595,851 contract for residential street rehabilitation, approval of plans for Kingsdale Avenue resurfacing, and adoption of an ordinance amending city code (title unspecified).
- Closed session: legal counsel on 7 litigation cases (Joshua St. Clair, Bryan Ridenour, Mark Chafe, Mehta Mechanical, Martha Venegas, and City of Redondo Beach v. ICRMA)
- Closed session: real property negotiations for 309 Esplanade (Made by Meg - Meg Walker) and BeachLife Festival at Marina parking lot/Seaside Lagoon/California Surf Club
- Award $2,595,851 contract to LCR Earthwork and Engineering for Residential Street Rehabilitation Cycle 2 Phase 4 (Job No. 40190)
- Approve plans for Kingsdale Avenue Resurfacing between Grant Avenue and 182nd Street, authorize advertising for bids (Job No. 40880)
- Accept as complete International Boardwalk Surface Repair and Riviera Village Improvements projects; release final retention payment of $92,408 to CSI Services
Harbor Commission
The Harbor Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for a restaurant and commercial recreational club. The body will also provide input to the City Manager for the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget.
- Public hearing on exemption declaration and conditional use permit for restaurant and commercial recreational (club) use in Coastal-Commercial (CC-3) zone
- Discussion and input for the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will discuss and possibly act on its input to the FY 2025‑26 city budget and provide recommendations for upcoming strategic planning discussions. The meeting also includes updates on subcommittee appointments, a staff liaison report, and a 30‑minute public comment period on non‑agenda items.
- Discussion and possible action on Youth Commission input to the FY 2025‑26 budget
- Discussion and possible action to provide input for upcoming strategic planning
- Commission subcommittee and appointments update
- Staff liaison report
- Public participation on non‑agenda items (30‑minute comment period)
Community Meetings
This community meeting is for broadcasting the initial unofficial results of ballots received before election day, with first rankings tabulated. A final canvass and certified results will be announced on March 13, 2025.
- Live broadcast of first-round election returns at 8:00 PM on March 4, 2025
- Final canvass and results scheduled for March 13, 2025 at 2:00 PM
- Meeting held in City Council Chamber at 415 Diamond St, Redondo Beach
- Streamed on city website, YouTube, Spectrum Channel 8, Frontier Channel 41
Public Safety Commission
The commission will discuss the city’s FY 25/26 public safety budget presented by Mike Witzansky and review recent fire incidents. Additional topics include updates on homelessness response, traffic and truck‑route concerns, and a crime recap with community policing efforts. Public comment is allowed on non‑agenda items for up to 30 minutes.
- FY 25/26 public safety budget presentation (Mike Witzansky)
- Discussion of recent fire events
- Updates on enhanced response to homelessness
- Traffic and speed issues on Palos Verdes Blvd, Camino Real, and Del Amo truck route
- Crime recap and community policing volunteer program
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
The Public Works and Sustainability Commission will discuss potential road changes on Meyer Lane and receive an update on the Redondo Union High access study. The body will also review the city's strategic plan goals and objectives.
- Discussion of removing the centerline on Meyer Lane (190th to Ralston)
- Redondo Union High access study update
- Monthly update to the City's Strategic Plan three year goals and six-month objectives
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed 43-unit residential condominium project at 122 and 126 N. Pacific Coast Highway, including three units affordable to very low-income households. The project requires a Conditional Use Permit, Design Review, and Vesting Tentative Tract Map. Other agenda items are procedural, including approval of the consent calendar and affidavit of posting.
- Public hearing for a 43-unit condominium project with three very low-income affordable units at 122 & 126 N. Pacific Coast Highway (CUP-2024-0044, VTTM No. 84401)
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss multiple lawsuits and real property negotiations. The open session includes a proclamation for Black History Month and the approval of payroll and accounts payable demands.
- Real property negotiations for 230 Portofino Way with Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles
- Real property negotiations for 100 and 130 International Boardwalk with Quality Seafood, Inc.
- Real property negotiations for Redondo Beach Marina Parking Lot, Seaside Lagoon, and California Surf Club with BeachLife Festival
- Payroll demands totaling $3,328,114.75
- Accounts payable demands totaling $4,283,401.40
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will review the City Treasurer's Q2 report and Q2 financial reporting for FY 2024-25, and discuss possible action on the midyear budget. Continued items include homelessness funding and building maintenance/replacement planning. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from March 2024 and proposed special meeting dates.
- Discussion and possible action on FY 2024-25 midyear budget
- City Treasurer's Q2 fiscal year 2024-2025 report
- Q2 financial reporting for July-December 2024
- Continued item: homelessness funding
- Continued item: building maintenance/replacement planning
Public Amenities Commission
The Public Amenities Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a certificate of appropriateness for a historic property addition. The body will also discuss forming subcommittees for the city's 133rd birthday celebration and Franklin Park.
- Public hearing for exemption declaration and certificate of appropriateness for an addition at 510 Garnet Street
- Possible action to create an ad hoc subcommittee for the city's 133rd birthday celebration on April 26, 2025
- Discussion on designating a not-to-exceed amount for the 133rd birthday celebration
- Discussion and possible action regarding the development of a Franklin Park subcommittee
- Review of Library Director's report and recreation and parks-related updates
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss ordinances amending cannabis regulations across business, zoning, and coastal land use codes. The body will also review several legal cases in closed session and consider a real property negotiation.
- Public hearing on ordinances amending cannabis regulations in Title 6, Title 10 Chapter 2, and Title 10 Chapter 5
- Real property negotiation with BeachLife Festival regarding portions of the Redondo Beach Marina Parking Lot, Seaside Lagoon, and California Surf Club
- Contract amendment with R.P. Laurain and Associates, Inc. for property appraisals increasing compensation by $19,800
- Resolution No. CC-2502-003 to amend the official book of class specifications for Senior Recreation Coordinator
- Cancellation of the March 4, 2025 regular meeting, rescheduled to March 11, 2025
Harbor Commission
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and administrative items. The commission will review meeting minutes and receive a director's report.
- Approval of minutes from December 9, 2024
- Director's report
Youth Commission
The regular meeting includes procedural items such as consent calendar approval and public comment. The Commission will discuss and receive the results of the Teen Survey, updates from subcommittees, and a staff liaison report. No action items or public hearings are scheduled.
- Receive and file results of the Teen Survey
- Receive and file updates from commission subcommittees and appointed roles
- Staff liaison report
- Consent calendar includes affidavit of posting
- Public participation on non-agenda items
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss a proposed ordinance amending zoning and coastal land use regulations for electronic message display signs on public and institutional properties. The hearing will be continued to February 18, 2025, after staff receives direction. Additionally, the Council will meet in closed session to negotiate lease terms for Port Royal Marina and BeachLife Festival properties, and to discuss two pending lawsuits.
- Public hearing on ordinance to regulate electronic message display signs on public and institutional (P) zones and city-owned properties
- Closed session negotiations for 555 N. Harbor Drive (Port Royal Marina) lease status, price, and terms
- Closed session negotiations for BeachLife Festival at portions of Redondo Beach Marina parking lot, Seaside Lagoon, and California Surf Club
- Consent item: $143,850 for replacement radio infrastructure hardware and software for police emergency communications
- Consent item: Approval of plans and bidding for Aviation Boulevard at Artesia Boulevard intersection improvements (northbound right turn lane)
Planning Commission
The Redondo Beach Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to consider ordinances amending zoning and land use regulations for cannabis retail sales, including a public hearing on the matter.
- Public hearing on cannabis retail sales zoning and land use regulations
- Consideration of categorical CEQA exemptions for proposed amendments
Public Works, Safety and Sustainability Commission
At this regular meeting, the Public Works and Sustainability Commission will discuss the feasibility of bicycle lanes on Palos Verdes Boulevard. They will also receive updates on approved projects and the city's strategic plan, and consider approval of meeting minutes and the affidavit of posting. A presentation on public works operations is also scheduled.
- Approve affidavit of posting for the meeting
- Approve minutes for October 28, 2024 and December 2, 2024 meetings
- Receive and file approved projects status updates
- Receive and file monthly update to the city's strategic plan
- Discussion of bicycle lane feasibility on Palos Verdes Boulevard
Public Safety Commission
The Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission will hold a special meeting on Jan. 23, 2025 to discuss several public‑safety topics. Items include a traffic and speeding issue on Palos Verdes Boulevard and related truck routes, recent fire events, a crime recap with community policing updates, an advisory memo about the truck route to the City Council, and enhancements to the city’s response to homelessness. The commission will also consider a request for the City Manager to present budget information for fiscal year 2024‑25 that pertains to public safety.
- Traffic and speeding issues on Palos Verdes Blvd, Prospect, Camino Real, Torrance, Del Amo truck route, possible advisory to City Council
- Recent fire events
- Crime recap, community policing and volunteer updates
- Advisory memo to City Council regarding truck route matter with the City of Torrance
- Updates on enhanced response to homelessness
Cultural Arts Commission
The Redondo Beach Cultural Arts Commission will convene to discuss the status of public art projects, including the utility box art wrap program, and consider creating an ad hoc committee for an LGBTQ public art project. The body will also review a draft conflict-of-interest policy and proposed bylaws.
- Receive and file draft Conflict-of-Interest Administrative Policy
- Discussion on Utility Box Art Wrap Program
- Discussion on creating an ad hoc committee for an LGBTQ public art project
- Review proposed bylaws for the Cultural Arts Commission
- John Parsons Public Art Fund report
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will approve payroll demands, minutes, and several contracts including a $420,069 agreement for park pond repairs and a $71,500 amendment for a Seabass facility.
- Approve $420,069 contract for Wilderness Park pond repairs
- Approve $71,500 amendment for Seabass grow-out facility design
- Approve $12,000 contract for Community Development strategic plan
- Approve $6,000 contract for environmental review services
- Approve payroll demands totaling $2,318,633.96
City Council
The City Council will meet for a closed session to discuss lease terms and prices for several waterfront and city properties. The meeting also includes a public participation section for non-agenda items.
- Lease negotiations for 123 West Torrance Blvd #201 (Unagi, Inc.)
- Lease negotiations for 100 and 130 International Boardwalk (Quality Seafood, Inc.)
- Lease negotiations for 160 International Boardwalk (Dinghy Deli)
- Lease negotiations for 208 Yacht Club Way (Majestic KHM, LLC)
- Litigation discussion regarding City of Redondo Beach v. California State Water Resources Control Board
Budget & Finance Commission
The Budget & Finance Commission will discuss and take action on the election of a chairperson and vice-chairperson, hold a discussion on city maintenance, and discuss next steps for Measure FP. The agenda also includes approval of the affidavit of posting and public comment on non-agenda items.
- Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson (Item J.1)
- Discussion of City Maintenance (Item J.2)
- Measure FP Next Steps discussion (Item J.3)
- Approval of affidavit of posting for the meeting (Consent Calendar)
City Council
The Redondo Beach City Council will consider several consent‑calendar items, including payroll and accounts‑payable payments, a final change order of $305,050 for the Torrance Boulevard resurfacing and traffic‑signal modification projects, and an on‑call engineering services agreement with KPFF, Inc. not to exceed $100,000. The council will also act on a trustee substitution and reconveyance for a loan lien on 2003 Bataan Road and a third amendment to the city manager’s employment agreement. Closed‑session time will be used for updates on multiple ongoing lawsuits.
- Approve payroll and accounts‑payable demands totaling over $3.2 million (e.g., $2,624,356.74 direct deposit, $958,372.25 checks, $504,987.17 EFT for CalPERS medical insurance).
- Accept as complete the Torrance Boulevard Resurfacing Project (Job No. 41230) and Torrance Blvd & Francisca Ave Traffic Signal Modification (Job No. 41070) and authorize a final balancing change order of $305,050.
- Approve an on‑call professional services agreement with KPFF, Inc. for engineering services, limited to $100,000, expiring Jan 6 2026.
- Approve substitution of trustee and full reconveyance of the Rental Rehabilitation Program loan lien for 2003 Bataan Road.
- Approve the third amendment to the employment agreement between the City of Redondo Beach and the City Manager.
Youth Commission
The Youth Commission will hold a special meeting to review administrative items and receive updates. The body will discuss subcommittee appointments and a report from the staff liaison.
- Commission subcommittee and appointments update
- Staff liaison report