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Glendora council adopts sidewalk-vending fee, BID bylaw changes and awards water‑conservation contract; emergency closed session added
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting the Glendora City Council voted to add an emergency closed session item, adopted a master fee for sidewalk vending related impoundments, approved amended BID bylaws and awarded a water‑conservation services contract. All recorded council votes were unanimous (5‑0).
The Glendora City Council recorded a series of unanimous (5‑0) votes at its Jan. 14 meeting. Key outcomes:
• Emergency closed session item added (vote to place on the agenda under Gov. Code §54957): Council voted 5‑0 to add an emergency closed‑session item on a possible threat to public services and facilities and later conducted that closed session. The City Attorney reported no reportable action following the closed session.
• Sidewalk vending: The council held a public hearing and adopted an amendment to the master fee schedule to authorize a fee for impounding sidewalk‑vending equipment and merchandise when municipal code violations occur. Council moved and seconded the item and approved it in a 5‑0 roll call.
• Business Improvement District (BID) bylaws: The council approved amended bylaws for the Glendora Village Business Improvement District that transfer routine administration to the Glendora Chamber of Commerce, revise membership and meeting rules and permit a selection committee to appoint board members. The council adopted the amended bylaws by a 5‑0 vote.
• Water‑conservation contract: The council awarded a contract for water‑conservation professional services to Waterwise Consulting for up to $275,000 per fiscal year (including contingency) with options to extend up to five additional one‑year periods. The motion to approve the contract passed 5‑0.
• Routine appointments and consent items: The council adopted a resolution confirming councilmember appointments to regional organizations for 2025 and approved the consent calendar (items 5–14 except item 10, which was continued to Jan. 28). Those actions passed in roll‑call votes recorded as 5‑0.
Ending: All votes recorded at the meeting were unanimous. Where the transcript did not identify a moving or seconding speaker by name, the record shows the motion and a second were made and roll‑call votes followed.
