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Council votes at a glance: warrants, consent, ordinances and SCAG delegate
Summary
A concise list of formal actions taken by the Los Alamitos City Council at the meeting, including roll call on warrants, consent calendar approvals (minus one pulled item), ordinances introduced/passed, and the designation of a voting delegate to SCAG.
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At its meeting the Los Alamitos City Council recorded the following formal actions:
- Accelerated warrants report approved (roll call). Mayor Hasselbring, Mayor Pro Tem Delby, Councilmembers Hibburn, Lowe and Naftolde voted "Aye."
- Consent calendar approved with item G (Catella re‑striping) pulled for further review. Item C (police recruitment incentive) had been approved earlier as part of the consent and is recorded on the minutes.
- Ordinance No. 2025-01: An ordinance adding Chapter 10.45 (e‑bikes/vehicles) to the Los Alamitos Municipal Code was introduced and adopted (first reading/introductory action). Council voted to introduce/approve the ordinance.
- Ordinance No. 2025-02: An ordinance establishing an informal bidding threshold and procedures for public works consistent with Measure X (raising certain informal bidding limits to $125,000) was introduced and approved (first reading/introductory action).
- Ordinance No. 2025-03: An ordinance codifying lobbyist registration and reporting (implementing Section 505 of the city charter per Measure X) was introduced and approved.
- Ordinance No. 2025-04: An ordinance establishing five‑person membership for city commissions and boards was introduced and adopted.
- The council designated the mayor as the voting delegate to the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) 2025 Regional Conference and General Assembly.
For each action the council either recorded a voice vote, roll call, or minute entry; staff will follow up on items that were pulled or require implementation steps (for example, Catella re‑striping will be returned after staff confirms bid exhibits, and staff will implement education and administrative citation procedures for the e‑bike ordinance).

