Legislation Details

File #: 24-026   
Type: Consent Staff Report Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 1/9/2024 In control: Planning Commission
On agenda: 1/16/2024 Final action: 1/16/2024
Enactment date: Enactment #:
Title: CITY COUNCIL FOLLOW UP
Sponsors: Colleen Doan

AGENDA ITEM

 

TO:                                           

HONORABLE CHAIR

AND MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION

 

FROM:                      

COLLEEN T. DOAN

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

 

SUBJECT:                      

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CITY COUNCIL FOLLOW UP

 

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Summary:

 

A brief summary of the City Council’s actions from the last City Council meeting(s).

 

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Recommendation:

 

Receive and file.

 

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Background and Analysis:

 

1)                     At the January 9, 2024, City Council meeting:

•                     Chief Byerly introduced Police Officers Adrian Rayon and Reese Proulx, and Emergency Management Coordinator Rebecca Lopez.

•                     Parks, Recreation and Library Services staff presented an overview of the Signal Hill Centennial Celebration.

•                     City Council confirmed the appointment of Council Members as delegates and alternates as official representatives of the City.

•                     City Council adopted a resolution approving the annual institutional permits for Cole Vocational Services, Courtyard Care Center, Dungarvin California LLC, Las Brisas Childcare Center, and Unlimited Quest.

 

2)                     At the January 9, 2024, Housing Authority meeting:

•                     Staff provided a report summarizing the year’s activities and updates pertaining to the Housing Authority and its efforts to preserve and create affordable housing units in Signal Hill. The Signal Hill Housing Authority facilitated development of five affordable housing projects over the past several years, which collectively total 250 income restricted units. Additionally, the City owns a vacant, landlocked parcel that could be made available for future development. Lastly, the City Council and Housing Authority Board selected National Community Renaissance as the City’s development partner for the Walnut and Orange Bluff sites, which collectively total 380 units for future development.