Hidden Hills agendas take up construction rules, glue trap ban and salary schedule — but no outcomes yet
Three Hidden Hills City Council agendas from the past two weeks cover construction site standards, a proposed glue trap ban, a salary schedule update and how the city picks its voting representatives at regional association meetings. None of the three records supplied includes minutes, so the items below were scheduled for consideration. The supplied records do not establish that any of them was voted on, adopted or rejected.
Construction site standards (Ordinance No. 411)
Both the October 9 and October 13 regular meeting agendas list a second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 411, regarding construction site control, noise, dust and fire safety. A second reading is the stage at which a council typically takes a final vote on an ordinance, but the records provided do not show whether that vote occurred or how it went.
Glue trap ban
A first reading of an ordinance to prohibit the sale and use of glue traps appears on both regular meeting agendas. A first reading is an early step; the supplied records do not show the outcome or whether a second reading has been scheduled.
Salary schedule and classification plan (Resolution No. 1067)
Resolution No. 1067, to amend the Classification Plan and Salary Schedule for fiscal year 2026-2027, is listed on both regular agendas. The records provided contain no dollar figures, position counts or pay rates, so the size and scope of the proposed changes cannot be reported from this material.
Voting delegates and alternates (Resolution No. 1066)
Resolution No. 1066 would establish a protocol for City Council voting delegates and alternates, according to the regular meeting agendas. A separate special meeting record, labeled September 16, 2026, lists related items: designating a standing voting representative and up to two alternates for California Contract Cities Association (CCCA) Board of Directors meetings; adopting a standing practice for designating voting delegates for League of California Cities (Cal Cities) matters; appointing a voting delegate and alternates for the 2026 Cal Cities Annual Conference General Assembly; and providing direction on the city's position regarding a 2026 General Resolution submitted by the City of Murrieta.
Bills and department reports
The regular agendas list approval of the Register of Demands and Disbursements for August and September 2026. No amounts are included in the supplied records. The October 9 summary also notes reports from the Los Angeles County Fire and Sheriff's departments; no contents of those reports are provided.
A note on the records
The three entries carry dates of October 9 and October 16, 2026, while their titles refer to a regular meeting of October 13, 2026 and a special meeting of September 16, 2026. The supplied material does not explain the difference between the entry dates and the meeting titles. Readers should check the posted agendas and minutes on the city's official site for the authoritative record, including any actions taken.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed in the supplied data for the next 14 days. Residents who want to confirm whether a meeting is scheduled — or to read minutes once published — should consult the city's official meeting calendar and agenda postings.