City of Montebello

The document outlines the Parks and Recreation Fee Schedule, detailing fees for various activities such as adult and youth sports leagues, summer aquatics, camps, and extended child care services. It also includes fees for facility rentals and use, covering park rentals, ballfields, basketball and tennis courts, gymnasiums, and community center rentals. Additionally, it specifies hourly rates for recreation leaders and security guards, as well as refund processing fees for facility rentals.

The Title VI Implementation Plan for the City of Montebello Public Works Department focuses on ensuring non-discrimination in all programs and activities, as mandated by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It includes a non-discrimination policy statement, Title VI assurances, organizational structure, public notice procedures, complaint procedures, and a public participation plan. The plan emphasizes community engagement, LEP outreach, data collection, and subrecipient monitoring to promote equitable access and compliance with federal regulations.

The strategic plan for Los Angeles County from 2025-2029 is focused on ensuring adequate housing, creating suitable living environments, and enhancing economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income residents. Key objectives include providing decent housing opportunities, vital public services, economic opportunities, improved public facilities and infrastructure, expanded fair housing choice and access, and efficient administration and planning. The plan addresses housing needs, homelessness, special needs populations, and community development, aiming to improve the quality of life for vulnerable populations.

The City Council meeting included a discussion of existing litigation, a workers compensation case, and the introduction of three new IHL employees. The meeting also included ceremonial items and presentations, including recognition of the Citizen of the Month and Code Enforcement Officer Appreciation Week. Proclamations were made for Bullying Prevention Month, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Down Syndrome Awareness Month. Public comments on non-agenda items were also received.

The Planning Commission meeting included public hearings for a zone variance request to allow a pylon sign for the Holy Cross Armenian Church and a site plan review to allow the construction of three residential dwelling units and two accessory dwelling units at 141 South Spruce Street. Discussion points included sign illumination, sign height and setbacks, and the number of public hearing notices sent. The commission also reviewed development standards, including open space and parking requirements. Questions were raised regarding the authority of the commission to impose more stringent requirements than those specified in the code.