The City Council meeting addressed various administrative and strategic matters. Key topics included a Pension and OPEB liabilities update, a presentation on the 70th Anniversary celebration schedule for the city, and public hearings regarding a development agreement, phase 1 density bonus, and affordable housing agreement. The council also approved several administrative items, including budget amendments to add police and risk management positions, reclassify a fire department position, and establish three-year strategic goals and six-month strategic objectives. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved the register of demands and discussed potential litigation and real estate negotiations during a closed session.
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The meeting agenda includes public hearings for the remodel of a building for vehicle sales and the development of a parking structure at 10870 Kalama River Avenue, the establishment of a vehicle rental business at 11240 Young River Avenue, and the operation of a not-for-profit independent study center at 17075 Newhope Street. Additionally, the commission will review the Annual Planning Report for fiscal year 2025-2026 and receive and file minutes from prior meetings.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Civic Center Ad-Hoc Committee Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes a presentation on the Fountain Valley Police Department Organization Assessment, a round table discussion, and a review of lease negotiations and roof replacement for the child care facility. Furthermore, the committee will discuss the Civic Center facility status, including an update on the Orange County Public Library, coordinate a site tour schedule, and determine future agenda items.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Fountain Valley City Council Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes a study session concerning the Civic Center Plaza update and an overview of the Public Cable Television Authority's operations and future digital media strategies. Administrative business includes adopting a resolution defining terms for Fire Department responses to emergency incidents and making committee appointments for the Cultural, Arts, Recreation, Sports and Seniors Advisory Committee. The session features presentations related to the Advisory Committee for Persons with Disabilities Awards, recognition of an Eagle Scout, and a community participation update. Furthermore, the council will address the ratification of the Register of Demands for city expenditures.
