City faces lawsuit over controversial ballot measure

During the recent Yorba Linda City Council meeting, key discussions included a lawsuit filed against the city by the owner of the Bridal Ranch Shopping Center concerning a ballot measure related to Bryant Ranch, which is set for a vote this November. The lawsuit challenges both the wording of the ballot question and the arguments presented against it, marking a significant legal development for the city as it prepares for the upcoming election.

Additionally, the council addressed a bid protest regarding a two-year renewal amendment for tree maintenance services with West Coast Arborist. Following staff recommendations, this item was removed from the consent calendar and will not be approved during this meeting.

The session commenced with a pledge of allegiance led by Councilwoman Peggy Wong, followed by an invocation from Pastor Kenneth Curry of Friendship Baptist Church, who emphasized community unity and the importance of leadership in maintaining a vibrant city. The meeting highlighted the council's commitment to transparency and public service as they navigate these pressing issues.