Shari L. Horne

The Special Meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance. Public comments addressed coyote activity, including a resident's denial of financial interest in sterilization efforts, and written comments were received regarding the Commercial Design Standards Project. The agenda included a closed session for conference with legal counsel concerning anticipated litigation regarding one potential case, which involved both significant exposure and the initiation of litigation under the California Government Code. No reportable action resulted from the closed session.

The council approved the final records and contract completion for the Americans with Disabilities Act Pedestrian Accessibility Improvement Project Phase 9 and received a copy of the Ralph M. Brown Act. A resolution was adopted concerning the status and update of the Pavement Management Plan for the Measure M2 program for fiscal years 2026 through 2036. Additionally, the council authorized agreements with JZMK Partners, Inc. for professional services related to commercial objective design standards, waiving competitive bidding requirements. The meeting also included reports from the Orange County Fire Authority and the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District.

The meeting included the presentation of a proclamation for African American History Month and the receipt of public comments regarding the Orange County Power Authority and local coyote activity. Financial oversight included the review and filing of the City Treasurer's Report and the Quarterly Financial Report. The council addressed various consent items, including the approval of professional service agreements for statewide trash provisions, the completion of the ADA Pedestrian Accessibility Improvement Project, and a new waste infrastructure agreement. Significant action items included the approval of a conditional use permit for a medical clinic and the introduction of an ordinance regarding wildlife feeding regulations. Additionally, the council authorized updates to city council salary and expense reimbursements and approved a modified job classification for the Assistant to the City Manager.

The City Council meeting included a proclamation for American Red Cross Month and a review of the City Treasurer's report. The agenda covered several consent items, including payment approvals, agreements for engineering, infrastructure, and tree maintenance services, storm water permit amendments, the filing of the General Plan Annual Report, and a decision on a legal claim rejection. Public hearing and business items focused on an Emergency Management Ordinance, wildlife feeding regulations, discretionary rate adjustments for solid waste handling services, and planning activities for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

The City Council meeting included a proclamation for American Red Cross Month and a review of the City Treasurer's report. Key business items involved the approval of agreements for city engineering services, an amended and restated National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System stormwater permit, and maintenance services for street, right-of-way, and infrastructure. Additionally, the council addressed tree pruning and removal services, the General Plan Annual Report, and a claim against the city. A public hearing was held regarding an Emergency Management Ordinance. Further business included discussions on wildlife feeding regulations, solid waste handling services, and commemoration activities for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.