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Votes at a glance: council approves resurfacing, temporary-use ordinance and speed-limit update; delegate chosen for League meeting
Summary
At a special Stanton meeting the council approved authorization to advertise for a citywide street resurfacing project and adopted ordinance updates for temporary special-event uses and speed limits; the council also appointed a delegate and alternate to the League of California Cities event.
The Stanton City Council approved several routine items during a special meeting, including authorization to advertise for construction of the citywide street resurfacing project, adoption of a temporary-use ordinance amendment, a speed-limit ordinance update and the appointment of a delegate to the League of California Cities event.
Street resurfacing: The council authorized staff to advertise for construction of the citywide street resurfacing project for fiscal year 2023–24. The motion passed 4–0. The maker and seconder were not specified in the public record provided at the meeting.
Temporary-use standards: Council completed second reading and adopted Ordinance No. 1146 (listed in the agenda as an emergency council ordinance) to amend section 2.05 of the Stanton Municipal Code pertaining to standards for temporary use for special events. Councilmember Gary moved the ordinance and Councilmember Gerald seconded; the motion carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
Speed-limit ordinance: Council approved Ordinance No. 1149, amending Chapter 10.04 of the municipal code to implement engineering-recommended speed limits. A public hearing was held and the council moved and passed the ordinance; no individual roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
League of California Cities delegate: The council appointed Alice Van as the city delegate and designated the mayor as alternate to represent Stanton at the League’s conference. A council member moved to appoint Alice Van and the motion was seconded; the council approved the appointment by voice vote.
No further legislative or budgetary actions were taken on these items during the meeting. Any contract awards, procurement or construction agreements related to the resurfacing project will require subsequent staff reports and formal contract approvals.
