South El Monte public meetings in 2025
40 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission
The South El Monte Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to adopt Resolution No. 25-08, which recommends a Zone Text Amendment (No. 25-01) to allow retailer commercial cannabis operations in the Manufacturing zone. The amendment would also change the required buffer distance from sensitive uses. The commission will also approve the minutes from the October 28, 2025 meeting as a routine consent‑calendar item.
- Approve minutes of the October 28, 2025 Planning Commission meeting (consent calendar).
- Public hearing to adopt Resolution No. 25‑08 recommending Zone Text Amendment No. 25‑01 to permit retailer commercial cannabis operations in the Manufacturing (M) zone.
- Amend South El Monte Municipal Code Chapter 17.09 to add commercial cannabis as a permitted use in the Manufacturing zone.
- Amend Chapter 5.26 to designate the Manufacturing zone for commercial cannabis and modify the required buffer distance from sensitive uses.
Homeless Commission
The South El Monte Homeless Commission will consider presentations from the LA County Sheriff and local programs, approve the agenda, and vote to adopt the minutes of the November 12, 2025 meeting. Commissioners will discuss the latest homeless count and allow a public comment period of up to five minutes per speaker. No other substantive actions are listed.
- Approval of the regular Homeless Commission meeting minutes of November 12, 2025
- LA County Sheriff's presentation
- South El Monte programs presentation
- Discussion of the homeless count
- Public comment period (up to five minutes per speaker)
City Council
The South El Monte City Council is holding a special meeting on December 2, 2025, with a closed session to discuss anticipated litigation (one matter) and real property negotiations with the City of Monterey Park for two properties at 2543 and 2537 Lee Ave. The public may comment on agenda items during the open portion. No other substantive action is listed.
- Closed session: conference with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (one matter)
- Closed session: real property negotiations with Monterey Park for 2543 and 2537 Lee Ave, price and terms of payment
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will consider a consent calendar that includes first reading of an ordinance adopting the 2026 Los Angeles County Building Code, approval of $1,371,060.50 in warrants, acceptance of a $291,235 tobacco grant from the California DOJ, and adoption of a new policy manual. Under general business, the council will select a mayor pro tem, appoint a representative to the vector control district, and approve the 2026 special events calendar. Councilmember Acosta proposes donating $10,000 to Marian Outreach. No public hearings are scheduled.
- First reading and urgency ordinance adopting 2026 Los Angeles County Building Code (Title 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 33)
- Approval of warrants totaling $1,371,060.50 (Resolution 25-104)
- Acceptance of $291,235 DOJ Tobacco Grant for enforcement against illegal tobacco sales to minors (Resolution 25-106)
- Selection of Mayor Pro Tem for a one-year term
- Donation of $10,000 to Marian Outreach proposed by Councilmember Acosta
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The South El Monte City Council and Successor Agency will hold a regular meeting with a consent calendar including approval of warrants, project completion for safety improvements at signalized intersections, a blanket grant application authority for Measure A, and an amendment to a housing program contract. The sole general business item is a continued discussion on modifying cannabis buffer zone maps for retail commercial operations. Correspondence includes a fee waiver request from Epiphany Church for its annual Our Lady of Guadalupe processions.
- Approval of warrants totaling $1,375,129.71 for October 30–November 12, 2025
- Acceptance of Systemic Safety Improvements at Signalized Intersections project (final cost $337,903) at 21 intersections citywide
- Blanket authority to apply for Los Angeles County Measure A park and open space grants
- First amendment to agreement with MNS Engineers, Inc. to administer CalHome home repair and first-time homebuyer programs
- Continued discussion on cannabis buffer zone maps and eligible zones for retail commercial cannabis operations
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Homeless Commission
The South El Monte Homeless Commission will receive a presentation on the 2026 Homeless Count overview and vote on approving the October 8 meeting minutes. They will also discuss a request from Chair Jasso-Ortega to ask the City Council to allow the SGV CARE team to use space at the Public Safety building or Senior Center for faster response. Staff will report on local food drives and other community events.
- Presentation on the 2026 Homeless Count overview
- Request to City Council for SGV CARE team to occupy space at Public Safety building or Senior Center
- Approval of October 8, 2025 meeting minutes
- Discussion of December 10, 2025 meeting date and agenda
- Staff comments on local food drives and community events
City Council
The South El Monte City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent calendar that includes approval of warrants totaling $1,897,134; several professional services contracts for development review, park repairs, and interim planning management; an ordinance amending employee out-of-class compensation; and a public safety services agreement with Inter-Con Security Systems Inc. The agenda also includes presentations from the SGVCOG, Sheriff's Department, and Code Enforcement.
- Approval of warrants totaling $1,897,134 for Oct 8 – Nov 4, 2025 (7.b.)
- Award of $48,296 contract to EPD Solutions for peer review of Mitigated Negative Declaration at 1510 & 1536 Peck Road (7.d.)
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 1284 allowing up to 10% salary increases for out-of-class assignments (7.e.)
- Award of $58,800 construction contract to Bridgerock Construction for New Temple Park Snack Bar rehabilitation after fire damage (7.f.)
- Authorization of public safety services agreement with Inter-Con Security Systems Inc. (7.i.)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review the conditions of approval for three specific site plans and permits. The body will also consider the approval of meeting minutes from August 26, 2025.
- Review of Conditions of Approval for Site Plan Review No. 21-19 (2540 Rosemead Blvd)
- Review of Conditions of Approval for Conditional Use Permit No. 21-13 (2222 Rosemead Blvd)
- Review of Conditions of Approval for Conditional Use Permit No. 23-06 (11214 Rush St)
- Approval of August 26, 2025 meeting minutes
Patriotic Commission
The South El Monte Patriotic Commission will discuss the 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony report and program, continued from September. The commission will also consider cancelling regular meetings in November and December for the holidays. A commissioner proposes fundraising for a soldier statue at City Hall. The consent calendar includes approval of September meeting minutes.
- Review and discussion of 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony details and program
- Proposal to cancel regular meetings on November 26 and December 24, 2025, due to holidays
- Commissioner Figueroa proposes fundraising for a soldier statue at City Hall and drafting a donation letter for local businesses
- Consideration and approval of the September 24, 2025, regular meeting minutes
- Public comment period for any matter within the commission's jurisdiction
Advancement of Women and Girls Commission
The Advancement of Women and Girls Commission will hold a regular meeting with routine items including approval of April 2025 minutes. The sole substantive discussion is Vice Chair Gutierrez's agenda item to review and plan the upcoming Women & Girls Empowerment Brunch event.
- Consideration and approval of the April 16, 2025 regular meeting minutes
- Discussion of the Women & Girls Empowerment Brunch event and planning roles (Commissioner Agenda item 10.a)
Community Services Commission
The South El Monte Community Services Commission will consider the proposed 2026 Special Events Calendar, including dates and locations for city-sponsored events. Staff will present a report on the feasibility and cost of hosting a co-ed adult softball league. The commission will continue discussions on enhancing special events and community programs from the September 9 meeting. Routine items include approval of the September 9 meeting minutes and monthly informational updates.
- Consideration and approval of the City's 2026 Special Events Calendar
- Presentation on a Co-Ed Adult Softball League feasibility and costs
- Continued input on enhancing upcoming city special events (from Sept. 9 meeting)
- Continued input on enhancing Community Services Department programs
- Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes from September 9, 2025
Homeless Commission
The Homeless Commission will receive a presentation on the San Gabriel Council of Governments' Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement (SGVCARE) program. They will also consider approving the minutes from the August 13, 2025 meeting. Commissioners will discuss several agenda items including inviting local school superintendents and business owners to meetings, creating a multilingual Homeless and Housing Resources page on the city website, and requesting data on property tax delinquencies.
- Presentation on SGVCARE program overview
- Approval of August 13, 2025 meeting minutes
- Chair Jasso-Ortega proposes inviting school superintendents and business owners to commission meetings
- Vice Chair Short requests creation of a multilingual Homeless and Housing Resources webpage
- Commissioner requests for de-identified data on property tax arrears
City Council
The City Council will consider updating the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan by awarding a $140,000 contract to Emergency Planning Consulting. Other items include approving warrants totaling $3.1 million, an MOU with Treepeople Inc. for tree planting, and a first reading of an ordinance to allow out-of-class salary increases up to 10%. The Council will also consider an amendment to the HR Director's employment agreement with a 5% raise and discuss a trip to Miami to explore an arts district concept.
- Resolution 25-086: $140,000 for hazard mitigation plan update
- Resolution 25-085: warrants totaling $3,112,350.26
- Ordinance 1284: amending out-of-class compensation to allow up to 10% salary increase
- First amendment to Iyob Tessema's employment agreement: 5% merit raise retroactive to Feb 2025
- Correspondence: approval of trip to Miami for arts district exploration
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Patriotic Commission
The South El Monte Patriotic Commission will review a report on the 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony and nominate two veterans to honor. The body will also consider establishing a process for Veterans' parking permits and publishing veteran biographies.
- Review 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony report
- Nominate two veterans for 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony
- Consider establishing Veterans' parking permit application process
- Consider publishing veteran biographies and pictures
- Approve Special Patriotic Commission meeting minutes from July 30, 2025
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The City Council and Successor Agency will review city expenditures and several infrastructure projects. The body is also deciding on a mental health crisis response agreement and an updated public health contract with Los Angeles County.
- Payment of City expenditures totaling $971,699.50
- Construction contract of $54,500 to Light & Power International for New Temple Park Snack Bar rehabilitation
- Final cost of $33,173.00 for electric vehicle charging stations at the City’s Transportation Yard
- Request for a $1,250 Temporary Use Permit fee waiver for One Love Allstars at 9852 Rush Street
- Resolution to continue emergency repairs to the City Hall Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Homeless Commission
The Homeless Commission will discuss and vote on a recommendation to the City Council to authorize participation in the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments' Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement Program (SGV CARE), which co-responds to mental health crisis situations. Commissioners will also raise items such as inviting school superintendents and business owners to meetings, creating a multilingual homeless resources webpage, and requesting de-identified property tax data. No other substantive business is on the agenda.
- Discussion and recommendation on SGV CARE program for co-responding to mental health crises
- Commissioner proposal to invite South El Monte school superintendents and business owners to future meetings
- Commissioner request to create a Homeless and Housing Resources page on the city website in multiple languages
- Commissioner request for de-identified data on residents behind on property taxes
Community Services Commission
The commission will continue discussions from July on enhancing city special events and community services programs. A monthly program update will be presented. Chair Becerra has proposed considering a city co-ed softball league. The consent calendar includes approval of the July 8, 2025 meeting minutes.
- Continued discussion on enhancing upcoming city special events
- Continued discussion on enhancing community services department programs
- Consideration of a city co-ed softball league proposed by Chair Becerra
- Monthly informational report on Community Services Programming for June
- Approval of the July 8, 2025 regular meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will review several consent items, including city expenditures and a street rehabilitation project. The body will also hold a study session on the General Fund Reserve Policy and discuss the distribution of Flags of Valor program funds.
- Contract award of $1,963,000 to Onyx Paving Company, Inc. for FY 25-26 Pavement Rehabilitation Project
- Payment of City expenditures totaling $4,789,695.89 for July 16 through September 2, 2025
- Ground lease renewal with the United States Postal Service for a parking lot at 10452 Rush Street
- Request for Proposals (RFP) for comprehensive managed information technology (IT) services
- Approval of the 2025 Title VI Program to meet Federal Transit Administration requirements
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a conditional use permit for an automotive body shop and a parcel map for a lot subdivision. The body will also review minutes from the July 22, 2025, meeting.
- Resolution No. 25-06: Conditional Use Permit (CUP 25-05) for an automotive body shop with a spray booth at 10628 Weaver Avenue
- Resolution No. 25-07: Tentative Parcel Map No. 25-01 to subdivide a 22,048 square foot lot into two 11,024 square foot lots at 11456 Broadmead Ave
Homeless Commission
The South El Monte Homeless Commission will hold a regular meeting to elect a chair and vice chair for one-year terms and receive an overview of the commission. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with public comment and consent calendar items.
- Selection of a Chair from among commissioners for a one-year term
- Selection of a Vice Chair from among commissioners for a one-year term
- Presentation: Homeless Commission Overview
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide on a conditional use permit for an automotive body shop. The body will also review minutes from the June 24, 2025, meeting.
- Resolution No. 25-06: Conditional Use Permit (CUP 25-05) for an automotive body shop with a spray booth at 10628 Weaver Avenue
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The South El Monte City Council will consider approving dark meeting dates for August and authorizing a request for proposals for public safety services. The body will also vote on resolutions for warrant payments, auditing services, and council chamber equipment.
- Authorization to solicit proposals for public safety services
- Approval of warrants totaling $1,990,685.45
- Resolution to vacate Slope Easement at 1606 Durfee Avenue
- Emergency purchase of council chamber equipment up to $80,000
- Approval of dark meeting dates for August 2025
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on a proposed sewer service fee of $35.37 per unit for FY 2025-2026 and on placing delinquent trash fees on the property tax roll. General business includes reviewing updated cannabis buffer zone maps, considering a facility fee waiver for AYSO soccer at Dean L. Shively Park worth $41,000 plus $12,450 in light fees, and approving a resolution to amend medical opt-out and administrative leave policies. The consent calendar includes approving $1,027,597.57 in warrants, a subaward for elderly nutrition services, accepting the FY 24-25 Pavement Rehabilitation Project ($1,797,331.15 final cost), and authorizing solicitation of proposals for public safety services.
- Public hearing: annual levy of Sewer Service Fee at $35.37 per sewer unit for FY 2025-2026
- Public hearing: special assessment for delinquent trash collection fees on property tax roll
- Continued discussion: cannabis buffer zone maps for retail commercial operations
- Consent item: solicit RFP for public safety services
- General business: AYSO facility fee waiver request for Dean L. Shively Park ($41,000 fee, $12,450 light fees)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting Resolution No. 25-057 to approve the FY25-26 Proposed Budget. Staff reports the budget is now balanced with a General Fund surplus of $100,570 following cost-cutting measures adopted on June 17, 2025.
- Adoption of Resolution No. 25-057 for the FY25-26 Proposed Budget
- Closed session conference with legal regarding one matter of anticipated litigation
Planning Commission
The South El Monte Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on June 24, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall. The agenda includes a Brown Act training presentation and the approval of the regular meeting minutes from May 27, 2025.
- Approval of May 27, 2025, Planning Commission minutes
- Brown Act training presentation by Assistant City Attorney
- Public comment period for agenda items
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The South El Monte City Council will consider several routine consent items, including approval of meeting minutes and payment warrants. The council will vote on extending service contracts for citation processing and street striping. The most significant action is the adoption of the FY 2025-26 Gann Appropriation Limit, setting the city's budget ceiling at $195,006,820. The council will also discuss appointments to the Homeless Commission and approve a request for proposals for an infrastructure valuation service.
- Approve FY 2025-26 Gann Appropriation Limit – $195,006,820 (Resolution 25-056)
- Approve payment warrants totaling $1,639,504.96 (Resolution 25-053)
- Extend Phoenix Group citation processing agreement to $55,000 (Resolution 25-054)
- Amend contract for citywide striping maintenance services with WGJ Enterprises (Resolution 25-055)
- Authorize RFP for infrastructure valuation service under GASB 34/51
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The South El Monte City Council will hold a regular meeting on June 3, 2025, with a consent calendar and general business items. Key consent items include approval of $1.9 million in warrants, acceptance of a pool replastering project, and awarding a $553,000 restroom remodel contract. A continued discussion on cannabis buffer zone maps will seek council direction on potential changes to eligible zones for retail cannabis operations.
- Approve warrants totaling $1,900,212.18 for May 7–June 3, 2025
- Accept completion of Aquatics Center pool replastering by Condor, Inc. for $553,850.76
- Award $553,000 restroom remodel contract at City Hall to Bridgerock Construction, Inc.
- Adopt SB1 list of street rehabilitation projects for FY 2025/26
- Review and provide direction on cannabis buffer zone maps for retail operations
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a time extension to upgrade a restaurant's liquor license and allow live entertainment at 2327 Rosemead Blvd, and a proposal for a new 3,886-square-foot drive-through restaurant at 1223 Santa Anita Avenue. Staff recommends approval for both. The commission will also discuss future training and receive updates from the chair.
- Time extension request (TX 25-01) to upgrade liquor license at Mariscos San Isidro, 2327 Rosemead Blvd
- Conditional Use Permit (CUP 25-07) for new 3,886 sq ft drive-through restaurant at 1223 Santa Anita Ave
- Approval of April 29, 2025 meeting minutes
- Update on Sunny Spa and Rustic & Chic appeal from Chair Ortiz
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing on an appeal of the Planning Commission's revocation of Conditional Use Permit 23-03 for a special event facility at 1703 Floradale Avenue; staff recommends upholding the revocation. The Council will also vote on second readings to establish a City Homeless Commission (Ordinance No. 1281) and amend the purchasing code (Ordinance No. 1282). Among consent items is approval of $2,509,679.91 in warrants for April 16-May 6, 2025.
- Public hearing: Appeal of revocation of Conditional Use Permit for banquet facility at 1703 Floradale Avenue
- Second reading: Establish City Homeless Commission (Ordinance No. 1281)
- Second reading: Amend purchasing code (Ordinance No. 1282)
- Purchase three 2025 Ford F-150 trucks for Public Works from Ken Grody Ford, Buena Park
- Creation of Director of Economic Development and upgrade of Director of Community Development to include Public Works with adjusted compensation
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
This is a special meeting of the South El Monte City Council. The only substantive item is a closed session to consider the appointment of the City Attorney under Government Code Section 54957(b)(1). No public action or discussion on other items is expected.
- Closed session: Public employee appointment for City Attorney
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a permit for a new commercial retail building. The body will also review compliance for an existing business and discuss future commissioner training.
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit 25-02: new 8,649 square foot commercial retail (market) building at 9529 Garvey Avenue
- Review of approval conditions for Conditional Use Permit No. 21-11: Mariscos San Isidro at 2327 Rosemead Boulevard
- Approval of March 25, 2025, regular meeting minutes
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The City Council will hold a public hearing on an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a 156,877-square-foot building at 2222 Rosemead Boulevard. The Council will also consider awarding a $327,027 contract for safety improvements at 21 signalized intersections, creating a Director of Economic Development position, and introducing an ordinance establishing a City Homeless Commission. Other items include approving a revised site plan for a development at 825 Lexington-Gallatin Road and considering a fee waiver request from Epiphany Catholic Church.
- Public hearing on appeal of Conditional Use Permit for 156,877 sq ft building at 2222 Rosemead Blvd
- Award of $327,027 contract to PTM General Engineering Services for safety improvements at 21 signalized intersections
- Creation of Director of Economic Development position and upgrade of Director of Community Development to include Public Works
- First reading of Ordinance No. 1281 establishing a City Homeless Commission
- Consideration of fee waiver request of $1,655 from Epiphany Catholic Church for a temporary use permit
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will review a proposed rate increase for the Consolidated Sewer Maintenance District. The body is also deciding on the sale of five obsolete city vehicles and the approval of over $2 million in city expenditures.
- Payment of City expenditures totaling $2,065,553.54
- Authorization to sell five obsolete City vehicles
- Presentation on Consolidated Sewer Maintenance District's Proposed Rate Increase
- Continued public hearing regarding a 156,877 square foot warehouse at 2222 Rosemead Boulevard
- Discussion on adding cameras to New Temple Park, Mary Van Dyke Park, Community Center, Shively Park, and City Hall
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
This is a special meeting of the South El Monte City Council called by the mayor. The main agenda item is a 'State of the City' presentation. No other substantive business is scheduled for discussion or decision.
- 5.a. State of the City presentation
City Council
The South El Monte City Council will hold a special meeting with a single substantive item: a closed session with legal counsel to discuss the potential initiation of litigation against the city. The closed session is authorized under Government Code sections regarding significant exposure to litigation. No public hearings or action items are scheduled.
- Closed session with legal counsel on potential initiation of litigation (1 potential case)
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The South El Monte City Council will vote on several routine items, including authorizing $1,013,529.51 in city expenditures and renewing a newsletter publishing contract. It will also consider extensions of traffic‑signal engineering agreements and compensation changes for staff. A key agenda item is the denial of an appeal of the Planning Commission’s approval of a 156,877‑sq‑ft development at 2222 Rosemead Boulevard.
- Denial of appeal and upholding Planning Commission decision for Conditional Use Permit at 2222 Rosemead Blvd (156,877 sq ft building) – Resolution 25-031
- Approval of Resolution 25-025 authorizing payment of city expenditures totaling $1,013,529.51
- Adoption of Resolution 25-026 renewing The Sauce Creative Services newsletter publishing agreement for three additional one‑year terms
- Extension of Public Works Agreement with Calpromax Engineering (Resolution 25-027) for traffic‑signal improvements at Lee Ave & Garvey Ave and Durfee Ave & Peck Rd (no additional compensation)
- Adoption of Resolutions 25-029 and 25-030 increasing compensation and upgrading job descriptions for Deputy City Clerk and Accounting Manager
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting a resolution to apply for $2,525,000 in CalHome Program funding from the state for owner-occupied rehabilitation and first-time homebuyer assistance. Other consent items include approval of $1,714,750.42 in warrants, acceptance of $103,037 in PLHA grant funds, awarding a contract to Hera Property Registry for the Foreclosure Registration Program, and adopting an ordinance to expand the Community Services Commission from five to seven members and remove age restrictions. The meeting also includes recognition of a local youth football team.
- Resolution to apply for $2,525,000 CalHome grant for owner-occupied rehab and first-time homebuyer programs (Item 7.e)
- Approval of warrants totaling $1,714,750.42 for Feb 19–Mar 4, 2025 (Item 7.b)
- Acceptance of $103,037 in Permanent Local Housing Allocation funds from LACDA (Item 7.c)
- Award of Professional Services Agreement to Hera Property Registry for Foreclosure Registration Program (Item 7.d)
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 1280 expanding Community Services Commission to 7 members and removing age restrictions (Item 7.g)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The City Council will vote on consent calendar items including a $956,794.76 warrant payment, a contract extension for environmental services at 2222 Rosemead Blvd, a professional services agreement to administer CalHome housing programs, and a request for proposals for IT services. It will also consider allocating $31,000 for EV charging stations and authorizing a $40,147 cost share for the West Puente Valley Temple Avenue Street Rehabilitation Project on Santa Anita Avenue. Additionally, the Council will hold the first reading of an ordinance to expand the Community Services Commission from five to seven members and remove age restrictions.
- Approval of warrants totaling $956,794.76 for Jan 29–Feb 18, 2025
- Extension of contract with Kimley-Horn for environmental services related to appeal of Planning Commission decision on 2222 Rosemead Blvd
- Award of Professional Services Agreement to MNS Engineers, Inc. to administer CalHome Owner-Occupied Home Repair and First-Time Homebuyer programs
- Allocation of $31,000 from Proposition A funds for purchase and installation of two EV charging stations at the City's Transportation Yard
- First reading of Ordinance No. 1280 increasing Community Services Commission from 5 to 7 members and removing age restrictions
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council and Successor Agency to the South El Monte Improvement District
The City Council will hold a public hearing on reprogramming CDBG funds for FY 2024-25 and 2025-26, and will receive a presentation on design options for bicycle lane improvements on Santa Anita and Tyler Avenues. An appeal of a conditional use permit for a 156,877 sq ft warehouse at 2222 Rosemead Blvd has been continued to February 18, 2025. Other items include approving a final map for affordable housing, rejecting a bid for safety improvements at signalized intersections, and authorizing an agreement for the Active Streets Corazón del Valle event.
- Public hearing on CDBG fund reprogramming for FY 2024-25 and 2025-26
- Appeal of Planning Commission approval for a 156,877 sq ft warehouse at 2222 Rosemead Blvd (continued to Feb 18)
- Design options for bicycle lanes on Santa Anita and Tyler Avenues
- Approval of Final Map No. 83399 and affordable housing covenants
- Rejection of bid and re-advertisement for systemic safety improvements at signalized intersections
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider consent calendar items including approval of minutes, payment of $2,833,987.69 in warrants, release of an RFP for city attorney services, a $15,000 amendment for the Safe Routes to School pedestrian safety project, and an amendment to the food recovery program agreement. General business includes selecting a Mayor Pro Tem, appointing members to four commissions (Advancement of Women and Girls, Community Services, Patriotic, Planning), approving an interim city attorney agreement, and adopting an Injury and Illness Prevention Program.
- Approval of Resolution 25-001 authorizing $2,833,987.69 in warrant payments
- Approval of RFP to solicit bids for city attorney services
- First amendment to West & Associates contract for Safe Routes to School project (additional $15,000)
- Selection of Mayor Pro Tem for one-year term
- Appointments to Advancement of Women and Girls, Community Services, Patriotic, and Planning Commissions