Rolling Hills Estates public meetings in 2024
69 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The regularly scheduled Rolling Hills Estates City Council meeting for December 24, 2024, has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission will consider approving draft minutes from November 19 and adopting 2025 committee and subcommittee assignments. It will also discuss a potential dog park site assessment and future parks under future agenda items. Most items are routine administrative or verbal reports.
- Approval of November 19, 2024 meeting draft minutes
- Adoption of 2025 commissioner and committee assignments
- Adoption of 2025 council meeting attendance schedule
- Discussion of space assessment for potential dog park and future parks (future agenda item)
- Verbal reports from staff and commission on matters of interest and Adopt-a-Park
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing on Planning Application No. 230516 for a 90‑unit apartment project at 27525 Norris Center Drive and consider Ordinance No. 750. Routine items include approving November warrants totaling $1,842,529.64. New business items include approving a traffic‑signal Leading Pedestrian Interval at Palos Verdes Drive intersections and a CivicPlus multi‑department software agreement.
- Approve warrants 67928‑68058 and supplemental warrants for a total of $1,842,529.64
- Public hearing on a 90‑unit apartment project at 27525 Norris Center Drive; adopt Ordinance No. 750
- Approve re‑programming of traffic signals at Palos Verdes Drive North and East to implement Leading Pedestrian Interval
- Approve CivicPlus multi‑department software service agreement for Community Development, Public Works, and Administration
- Accept completion of storm drain repairs/replacement and dry‑well infiltration system on Palos Verdes Drive East; release $87,637.50 retention payment
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three applications: a Conditional Use Permit for Rolling Hills Country Day School to continue operations and build a new library and office, a variance for a porch enlargement at 13 Dapplegray Lane, and a CUP for a medical office at 758 Silver Spur Road. Two business items involve retaining walls at 31 Clear Vista Drive and a home addition at 27 Aurora Drive.
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit (PA-240444) to allow Rolling Hills Country Day School continued operation and construction of 828 sq ft library and 228 sq ft office at 26444 Crenshaw Blvd
- Public hearing for Variance (PA-240484) to allow 80 sq ft back porch enlargement with nonconforming setback at 13 Dapplegray Lane
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit (PA-240141) to operate a medical office, with precise plan of design and parking variance at 758 Silver Spur Road
- Business item: Neighborhood Compatibility Determination and grading for retaining walls at 31 Clear Vista Drive (PA-240198)
- Business item: Neighborhood Compatibility Determination and two Minor Deviations for 442 sq ft single-story addition at 27 Aurora Drive (PA-240465)
City Council
The Rolling Hills Estates City Council scheduled a regular meeting for Tuesday, November 26, 2024 at 7:00 PM. The agenda contains no items, so the council canceled the meeting. No decisions or discussions will take place.
Equestrian Committee
The Rolling Hills Estates Equestrian Committee regular meeting scheduled for November 25, 2024 has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items. A special meeting will be held on November 18, 2024 instead.
Traffic and Safety Committee
The Traffic and Safety Committee will receive updates on three ongoing projects (PVDN/Dapplegray school intersection improvements, Rolling Hills Road bike lane, and Deep Valley Drive crosswalk/repaving) and discuss two new items: results of the PVDN traffic and signal timing study and a request for additional 'No Right Turn on Red' signs at PVDN and PVDE.
- PVDN and Dapplegray school intersection improvements project update
- Rolling Hills Road bike lane project update
- Deep Valley Drive crosswalk and repaving project update
- PVDN traffic and signal timing study results for discussion
- Request for additional 'No Right Turn on Red' signs at PVDN and PVDE
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission will discuss the proposed special event schedule for 2025. The meeting includes updates on Founders Park and the Holiday Parade of Lights, as well as a debrief of the 2024 Tracy Austin Doubles Tennis Tournament.
- 2025 proposed special event schedule
- 2024 Tracy Austin Doubles Tennis Tournament debrief
- Founders Park update
- Holiday Parade of Lights update
- Future assessment of space for potential dog park and future parks
Equestrian Committee
The Rolling Hills Estates Equestrian Committee will receive a verbal update on the restroom project at the Peter Weber Equestrian Center and debrief the recent City Celebration. Other items include approval of September 23, 2024 minutes, review of the equestrian issues log, and verbal reports on adopt-a-trail and matters of interest.
- Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project update (verbal)
- City Celebration debrief
- Approval of September 23, 2024 minutes
- Equestrian Issues Log review
- Adopt-a-Trail verbal report
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a 90-unit apartment project at 27525 Norris Center Drive, including a precise plan of design, mixed-use development permit, and development agreement. Other public hearings cover a user fee cost recovery policy update and amendments to personnel rules. The council will also consider approving a $59,000 contract amendment for the Founders Park Project and adopting a publicly available pay schedule for FY 2024-25.
- Public hearing on 90-unit apartment project at 27525 Norris Center Drive (APN 7589-005-020) with precise plan of design and development agreement
- Public hearing on cost recovery policy and user fee updates for Community Development and Public Works Departments
- Public hearing on amending City personnel rules via Resolution No. 2591
- Approval of First Amendment to Founders Park Project contract with Kormex Construction Inc. for $59,000
- Approval of warrants totaling $2,120,231.07 for October 2024
City Council
The City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 22, 2024 was canceled. The cancellation notice states there were no agenda items to discuss. No decisions or discussions will take place at this meeting.
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission will discuss a funding request from the Dapplegray Lanes Property Owners Association. The body will also receive updates on city events and park projects. Future discussions will include assessing space for a potential dog park.
- Funding request from Dapplegray Lanes Property Owners Association for Street Entryway Beautification Program
- City Celebration debrief
- Founders Park update
- Holiday Parade of Lights update
- Assessment of space for potential dog park and future parks
City Council
The City Council will vote on continuing a local emergency proclamation regarding land movement on Peartree Lane. The body is also considering a new GIS services contract and an amendment to the City Manager's employment agreement.
- Resolution No. 2587 to continue the local emergency for land movement on Peartree Lane
- Proposed GIS services contract with Infinity Technologies not to exceed $21,500 for Year 1
- Approval of warrants totaling $203,260.50
- Third Amendment to City Manager Employment Agreement
- Proposed date change for the Hills Are Alive Race to May 31, 2025
City Council
The City Council will review a draft Generative AI policy and a cost recovery policy for user fees. The body is also considering several public works contracts and a request to the Governor to veto SB 450 regarding housing development approvals.
- Contract of $78,743.50 to Mendoza Engineering Company, Inc. for road repairs on Palos Verdes Drive North
- Agreement with CityGreen Consulting for SB 1383 compliance and software not to exceed $20,000
- Proposed $12,792.50 retention payment to Kormex Construction, Inc. for Founders Park Phase 1
- Approval of September 2024 warrants totaling $487,508.50
- Authorization for the Mayor to sign a veto request letter for SB 450
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission will consider a funding request from the Dapplegray Lanes Property Owners Association. The body will also receive updates on several city parks and upcoming community events.
- Funding request from Dapplegray Lanes Property Owners Association for Street Entryway Beautification Program
- Linden H. Chandler Preserve overview
- George F. Canyon New Nature Center project update
- Hills Are Alive race debrief
- Holiday Parade of Lights update
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review a request for a retaining wall and grading at a Conestoga Drive residence. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a mixed-use development permit for a 90-unit apartment project at the Peninsula Shopping Center.
- PA-240121: Request for a five-foot tall retaining wall and grading permit for 11.7 cubic yards of earth at 27809 Conestoga Drive
- PA-230516: Public hearing for a 90-unit apartment project on a 2-acre site at 27525 Norris Center Drive
- Staff recommendation to continue the 27525 Norris Center Drive public hearing to October 7, 2024
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission is meeting to consider funding requests for street beautification from two homeowners associations. The body will also receive verbal reports on the Hills Are Alive race and the Concert in the Park.
- Funding request from Rollingwood Homeowners Association for Street Entryway Beautification Program
- Funding request from Dapplegray Lanes Property Owners Association for Street Entryway Beautification Program
- Verbal reports on Hills Are Alive race and Concert in the Park
- Future agenda item: assessment of space for potential dog park and future parks
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a Conditional Use Permit for a banquet room at 710A Deep Valley Drive and a 90-unit apartment project at 27525 Norris Center Drive. The commission will also discuss establishing a citywide affordable housing monitoring program.
- Conditional Use Permit for banquet room at 710A Deep Valley Drive
- 90-unit apartment project at 27525 Norris Center Drive
- Discussion on establishing a citywide affordable housing monitoring program
- Approval of June 3, 2024 Planning Commission meeting minutes
- Waiver of reading ordinances and resolutions by title only
City Council
The regularly scheduled Rolling Hills Estates City Council meeting for July 23, 2024 has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.
City Council
The City Council will discuss a comprehensive zoning code update and a public works contract for storm drain repairs. Other items include an emergency operations plan, an annual audit engagement, and a letter of opposition regarding state housing legislation.
- Storm drain repairs/replacement on Palos Verdes Drive East and Bridlewood Circle: $1,801,525
- Comprehensive Zoning Code Update (Ordinance No. 749)
- Emergency Operations Plan development: up to $25,000
- Annual audit and tax return services: up to $51,405
- June and July 2024 warrants total: $528,677.64
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting on July 9, 2024. The agenda includes a closed session to conference with legal counsel regarding one potential case of anticipated litigation.
- Closed Session: Conference with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will conduct public hearings regarding multiple commercial land use requests. These include medical offices, a banquet room, and an arcade addition for the Rolling Hills Bowl and Bar.
- Conditional Use Permit for medical office and exterior improvements at 758 Silver Spur Road
- Conditional Use Permit for dermatology medical office at 449 Silver Spur Road
- Conditional Use Permit for a banquet room at 710A Deep Valley Drive
- Conditional Use Permit for 5,540 square feet of arcade use at 550 Deep Valley Drive, Suite 127
City Council
The City Council will review the Fiscal Year 2024-25 budget, including municipal fees and investment policies. They will also hold a public hearing regarding a citywide comprehensive zoning code update.
- Adoption of FY 2024-25 Consolidated Budget, Gann Appropriations Limit, and Municipal Fees
- Public hearing for Citywide Comprehensive Zoning Code Update (Ordinance No. 749)
- Approval of June 2024 demands and warrants totaling $438,759.27
- Adoption of personnel resolutions regarding employee associations and job classifications
- Resolutions calling for the November 5, 2024 General Municipal Election
City Council
The Rolling Hills Estates City Council agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and a single study session on the Palos Verdes Drive North and Dapplegray Elementary School intersection improvement project. No action will be taken today; staff will return with a resolution and environmental declaration for approval at the August 13, 2024 meeting.
- Study session on the Palos Verdes Drive North and Dapplegray Elementary School intersection improvement project
- Staff directed to return with a resolution and environmental declaration for the August 13, 2024 meeting
- Public comment period for non-agenda items
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission will review a funding request for a street entryway beautification program from Los Ranchos Verdes HOA. The meeting also includes updates on pickleball court utilization and recognition for equestrian Shirley Kline.
- Street entryway beautification program funding request from Los Ranchos Verdes HOA
- Request for recognition of equestrian Shirley Kline
- Pickleball court utilization update
- Hills Are Alive race update
- Peninsula Holiday Parade management professional services agreement
Park and Activities Commission
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Park and Activities Commission has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.
City Council
The City Council will review a local emergency proclamation regarding land movement on Peartree Lane. The agenda also includes renewals for animal control services, a five-year agreement with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, and equipment purchases for Founders Park.
- Resolution No. 2571: Continuing local emergency proclamation for land movement on Peartree Lane
- Renewal of Municipal Services Agreement with Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control
- Resolution No. 2572: Five-year agreement with Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department through June 30, 2029
- Founders Park Phase 2: $45,969.80 for play equipment and waste receptacles
- Approval of June 2024 demands and warrants totaling $628,173.17
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a comprehensive zoning code update. The commission is considering amendments to Title 17 of the Municipal Code and property rezonings to align with the City's 2040 General Plan.
- Public hearing for Planning Application No. 230037: Comprehensive Zoning Code Update
- Proposed amendments to Title 17 (zoning) and the City’s Zoning Map
- Review of the 2024 Biannual Code Compliance Report
City Council
The City Council will conduct a study session to review the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 draft budget. This discussion is intended to assist staff in preparing the final budget for a public hearing on June 25, 2024. The Council will also hold a closed session with representatives from the City of Rolling Hills Estates Employees' Association.
- Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget Study Session
- Closed session conference with City of Rolling Hills Estates Employees' Association
City Council
The City Council will review a request from Waste Management for service rate adjustments effective July 1, 2024. The agenda also includes a list of projects for SB 1 funding and a professional services agreement for the Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project.
- Waste Management request for rate adjustments on all levels of service
- Resolution No. 2570: Project list for SB 1 fund eligibility for FY 2024-25
- HDR Engineering Incorporated agreement for the Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project ($25,000)
- Approval of May 2024 demands and warrants totaling $516,760.83
Equestrian Committee
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Rolling Hills Estates Equestrian Committee has been canceled due to the observance of Memorial Day.
Park and Activities Commission
The commission will discuss Founders Park signage and receive a verbal update on Summer 2024 Swim Program services. The meeting includes tours of George F Canyon Nature Center, Dapplegray Park, Founders Park, and Taber Grove.
- Founders Park signage staff report
- Summer 2024 Swim Program services update
- Mayor's Ride debrief
- Tours of George F Canyon, Dapplegray Park, Founders Park, and Taber Grove
- Future assessment of space for a potential dog park
Park and Activities Commission
The Rolling Hills Estates Park and Activities Commission meeting scheduled for May 21, 2024, was canceled. The cancellation was due to a lack of agenda items.
- No agenda items were scheduled
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review draft standards for citywide commercial mixed-use districts. The commission will also consider a residential addition and remodel project at 3410 Tanglewood Lane.
- Residential addition and remodel at 3410 Tanglewood Lane
- Proposed updates to Commercial Limited Mixed-Use District standards
- Proposed updates to Commercial General Mixed-Use District standards
- Approval of May 6, 2024, meeting minutes
Equestrian Committee
The committee will receive verbal reports on several equestrian topics including trail safety for sheriff patrols and landfill guidelines. Discussions also include an update on the Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project and a draft equine emergency preparedness brochure.
- Trail safety for Sheriff patrol report
- Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts Palos Verdes Landfill guidelines overview
- Review of draft Equine Emergency Preparedness brochure
- Horse trainer license and permit update
- Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project update
City Council
The City Council will consider several agreements related to the George F Canyon Nature Center replacement project. The council will also discuss support for retail theft legislation and adopt Resolution No. 2569. Additionally, the council is scheduled to approve warrants totaling $570,998.95.
- $64,040 amendment for RNT Architects at George F Canyon Nature Center
- $50,201 agreement with UltraSystems Environmental for monitoring services
- $31,318.40 contract with Kizh Nation Indian Tribe for monitoring services
- Approval of warrants totaling $570,998.95
- Resolution No. 2569 supporting the Homelessness, Drug Addiction, and Theft Reduction Act
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal for 550 Deep Valley Drive. The project includes a request to increase maximum allowable restaurant use from 15% to 30% of gross leasable area and a request to allow a 26,193 square foot bowling alley with ancillary restaurant use.
- Public hearing for 550 Deep Valley Drive (Promenade on the Peninsula)
- Amendment to increase maximum restaurant use from 15% to 30% of gross leasable area
- Conditional Use Permit for a 26,193 square foot bowling alley with ancillary restaurant use
City Council
The City Council will consider a contract amendment for landscape maintenance services and an agreement for a transportation impact study for the Brickwalk Residences Project. The council will also hold a study session regarding an intersection improvement project at Palos Verdes Drive North and Dapplegray Elementary School.
- First Amendment to Bennett Landscape contract for $388,800 total
- $78,664 agreement with Fehr & Peers for Brickwalk Residences Project study
- Study session for Palos Verdes Drive North and Dapplegray Elementary School intersection project
- Approval of April 2024 demands and warrants totaling $198,508.48
Park and Activities Commission
The commission will discuss a new proposal for the Camp Have-a-Blast Summer Camp. The meeting includes updates on the security camera project and the Mayor's Ride. Members will also tour Chandler, Pepperwood, Rockbluff, and Silver Spur Parks.
- New program proposal for Camp Have-a-Blast Summer Camp
- Security camera project update
- Mayor's Ride update
- Adopt-a-Park verbal report
- Tours of Chandler, Pepperwood, Rockbluff, and Silver Spur Parks
Park and Activities Commission
The regularly scheduled meeting for April 16, 2024, has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.
Park and Activities Commission
The Commission will review a new program proposal for Camp Have-a-Blast Summer Camp. The meeting includes verbal reports on security cameras, the Mayor's Ride, and the Adopt-a-Park program, followed by tours of several local parks.
- Camp Have-a-Blast Summer Camp new program proposal
- Security camera project update
- Mayor's Ride update
- Adopt-a-Park verbal report
- Tours of Chandler, Pepperwood, Rockbluff, and Silver Spur Parks
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of a quorum.
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution to continue the local emergency proclamation regarding land movement on Peartree Lane. The agenda also includes approval of March and April 2024 warrants totaling $921,829.27. Additionally, the council will receive updates on city revenue, expenditures, and the 2023/24 City Work Plan.
- Resolution No. 2568 to continue local emergency for land movement on Peartree Lane
- Approval of March and April 2024 warrants totaling $921,829.27
- Review of February 2024 revenue and expenditure reports
- Proclamation declaring April 2024 as Earthquake Preparedness Month
- Quarterly update on the 2023/24 City Work Plan
Planning Commission
The Commission will review several residential construction requests, including home additions and an accessory dwelling unit. Additionally, members will discuss a proposed table of uses for the citywide comprehensive zoning code update.
- 323 square foot addition at 30 Club View Lane
- 3,131 square foot two-story addition and setback variance at 12 Sorrel Lane
- 750 square foot second story ADU and garage variance at 20 Palos Verdes Lane
- Citywide Comprehensive Zoning Code Update for Commercial Districts
City Council
The City Council will review mid-year staff reports from various city departments. During a policy development session, the Council is asked to consider and prioritize several items for the upcoming fiscal year work plan.
- HdL Companies presentation on property tax trends, sales tax outlook, and business license administration
- Administrative Services: finance update, security cameras, and cyber security
- Administration: City Hall renovation, electronic bicycle regulation, AI use, gun safety, and emergency management
- Community Services: landscape contract, dog park feasibility, and parks and recreation fee study
- Public Works: Palos Verdes Drive North traffic study and George F Canyon Nature Center replacement project
City Council
The City Council meeting scheduled for March 26, 2024, has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.
Equestrian Committee
The committee will review several staff reports including project updates for the Peter Weber Equestrian Center and transportation enhancements near Dapplegray Elementary School. Discussion items also include horse trainer licensing, equine emergency preparedness, and trail safety outreach.
- Transportation enhancement and ADA improvement at Palos Verdes Drive North and London Lane
- Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project update
- 2024 Horse Trainer license and permit update
- Equine Emergency Preparedness Subcommittee update
- Sharing Trails safety outreach video
Park and Activities Commission
The Park and Activities Commission will discuss a proposed schedule for park tours. Staff will also provide verbal updates regarding the Mayor's Ride and Founders Park.
- Proposed park tours schedule
- Founders Park update
- Mayor's Ride update
- Adopt-a-Park verbal report
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding community benefits for a new 90-unit apartment development. The council is also scheduled to consider construction contracts for Founders Park and engineering task orders for street projects. Additionally, the meeting includes reviews of mid-year budget reports and recent city warrants.
- Public hearing for a 90-unit apartment project at 27525 Norris Center Drive
- $270,435 contract award to Kormex Construction Inc. for Founders Park
- $135,033 in engineering task orders for street resurfacing and safety projects
- Approval of $412,343.04 in warrants and demands
- Traffic signage updates on Palos Verdes Dr. North & East
Environmental Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss potential restrictions on artificial turf use in residential districts. The meeting also includes reports regarding a prohibition of gasoline-powered leaf blowers and a city-wide polystyrene ban.
- Restriction on artificial turf use in residential districts
- Consideration of a prohibition of gasoline-powered leaf blowers
- Plastic pollution prevention and city-wide polystyrene ban
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider requests for a building addition at 6 Branding Iron Lane and grading work at 12 Celeste Place. The meeting also includes a review of the 2023 Housing Element and General Plan Annual Progress Reports.
- Addition and variance request for 6 Branding Iron Lane
- Grading application for retaining wall work at 12 Celeste Place
- Review of 2023 Housing Element and General Plan Annual Progress Reports
City Council
The City Council will consider an amendment to a professional services agreement for engineering services on Palos Verdes Drive East. The agenda also includes a resolution to reduce building permit fees for Peartree Lane land stabilization work and the approval of February warrants totaling $275,510.49.
- $54,900 contract amendment for storm drain engineering on Palos Verdes Drive East
- Resolution to reduce building permit fees for Peartree Lane land stabilization work
- Approval of February 2024 warrants totaling $275,510.49
- Approval of Fiscal Year 2023-2024 budget amendments
City Council
The City Council will meet for a special session focused on disaster training. The agenda includes a FEMA course regarding the Incident Command System for executive and senior officials.
- FEMA Course - ICS-402: Incident Command System Overview for Executive / Senior Officials
Traffic and Safety Committee
The committee will discuss traffic restrictions and signage on Palos Verdes Drive. Items include right turn restrictions, speeding concerns near Harbor Sight Drive, and signal timing.
- No right turn on red with time restrictions at Palos Verdes Drive North and East
- Speeding concerns and signage near Harbor Sight Drive on Palos Verdes Drive East
- Parking in front of red curb at 627 Deep Valley Drive
- Traffic signal timing on Palos Verdes Drive North
Park and Activities Commission
The commission will review several upcoming programs and city assets. Discussion items include the 2024 Summer Movie Nights program, committee assignments, and a review of recreation fees.
- 2024 Summer Movie Nights Program
- 2024 Committee, Subcommittee, and Adopt-a-Park assignments
- Capital Improvement Project list
- Recreation fee review
- Founders Park update
Planning Commission
The February 20, 2024, meeting agenda consists of standard procedural boilerplate and test text. No specific business items, public hearings, or commission actions are listed in the document.
City Council
The City Council will consider an amendment to a regional agreement regarding the replacement of automatic license plate recognition cameras. The council will also review a planning application for a virtual reality esports business at 550 Deep Valley Drive, Unit 139. Additionally, the agenda includes budget amendments and a resolution to continue a local emergency proclamation for land movement on Peartree Lane.
- Amendment to regional MOU for Automatic License Plate Recognition Camera system
- Planning application for VR esports use at 550 Deep Valley Drive, Unit 139
- Approval of $1,249,717.98 in warrants and demands
- Resolution to continue local emergency proclamation for land movement on Peartree Lane
- Budget amendments for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
City Council
The City Council will conduct interviews for open positions on two city committees. These include vacancies on the Environmental Advisory Committee and the Traffic & Safety Committee.
- Interviews for Environmental Advisory Committee vacancies
- Interviews for Traffic & Safety Committee vacancies
City Council
The City Council will consider filling vacancies on two city committees. This includes two positions on the Environmental Advisory Committee and one position on the Traffic & Safety Committee.
- Appointment of two vacancies on the Environmental Advisory Committee
- Appointment of one vacancy on the Traffic & Safety Committee
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss a comprehensive zoning code update for the commercial district. The commission is also reviewing a withdrawal request for a planning application at 39 Empty Saddle Road.
- Withdrawal of planning application PA-220386 at 39 Empty Saddle Road
- Citywide comprehensive zoning code update for the commercial district
- Planning Commission reorganization
- 2024 Planning Commission meeting and City Council attendance schedules
City Council
The City Council will review several routine financial reports, a comprehensive zoning code update, and various city project completions. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding community development grant funds for sidewalk and ramp improvements.
- Approval of $794,844.88 in total demands and warrants
- Acceptance of City Hall re-roofing and HVAC/painting projects
- Public hearing for $20,445 in CDBG funds for ADA access ramp and sidewalk improvements
- Discussion of a citywide comprehensive zoning code update
- Task order of $40,043 for the Residences at Peninsula Center project EIR addendum
City Council
The City Council will hold a "first look" meeting regarding proposed developments at 655-815 Deep Valley Drive and 924-950 Indian Peak Road. The council is scheduled to discuss issues and provide input to the applicant team.
- Development discussion for 655-815 Deep Valley Drive and 924-950 Indian Peak Road
- Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation
Equestrian Committee
The committee will review equestrian fees and receive verbal reports on several city projects. Discussions include updates on e-bikes on bridle trails, landfill trail access, and the Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project.
- Equestrian fees review
- Peter Weber Equestrian Center restroom project update
- Landfill trail access discussion
- E-bikes on bridle trails update
- Sharing the Trails safety outreach video series update
Environmental Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss a city-wide polystyrene ban and the prohibition of artificial turf. Members will also review building electrification grant agreements and potential restrictions on gasoline-powered leaf blowers.
- City-wide polystyrene ban discussion
- Building Electrification (REACH) code development agreement
- Consideration of artificial turf prohibition
- Consideration of gasoline-powered leaf blower prohibition
Park and Activities Commission
The commission will review 2024 committee, subcommittee, and Adopt-a-Park assignments. The meeting also includes a report on music genres for Concert in the Park and the Event Sponsorship Program.
- Approval of December 18, 2023 meeting minutes
- Review of 2024 committee and Adopt-a-Park assignments
- Concert in the Park music genre selection report
- Rolling Hills Estates Event Sponsorship Program staff report
- Community Services Department public outreach update
Park and Activities Commission
The regular meeting scheduled for January 15, 2024, has been canceled. The cancellation is due to the observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday.
City Council
The regularly scheduled Rolling Hills Estates City Council meeting for January 9, 2024, has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss a comprehensive zoning code update for the commercial district. The commission will also hold a public hearing regarding a proposed two-story addition and remodel at 2533 Palos Verdes Drive North.
- Comprehensive Zoning Code Update - Commercial District
- Residential addition and remodel at 2533 Palos Verdes Drive North
- Variance request for height-to-setback ratio at 2533 Palos Verdes Drive North
- 2023 Biannual Code Compliance Report
Planning Commission
The regular meeting of the Rolling Hills Estates Planning Commission scheduled for Monday, January 1, 2024, has been canceled due to the New Year's Day Holiday. The next meeting is scheduled for January 8, 2024.