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Votes at a glance: Canyon Lake Council approves CDBG projects, emergency ordinance reading and other items

2091285 · January 9, 2025
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Summary

At its January meeting the Canyon Lake City Council approved several measures including adoption of CDBG project allocations, a first reading of an updated emergency-operations ordinance, and a resolution setting a 6% cannabis community benefit rate. The consent calendar also passed unanimously.

Canyon Lake’s City Council recorded unanimous roll-call approval on several agenda items during the meeting.

Key votes

- Consent Calendar: Approved by roll call (Mayor Pro Tem Castillo: Aye; Council Member Smith: Aye; Council Member Steber: Aye; Council Member Welty: Aye; Mayor Terry: Aye).

- Resolution approving Fiscal Year 2025–2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) projects and allocation to public service agencies (estimated allocation $21,826): Adopted by roll call (Castillo: Aye; Smith: Aye; Steber: Aye; Welty: Aye; Mayor Terry: Aye). Staff noted corrected timeline for public solicitation and hearings—deadline extended and next public hearing to be March 12, 2025.

- Resolution authorizing the city manager to execute amendments setting community benefit rate for commercial cannabis businesses at 6% of gross revenues: Adopted by unanimous roll call (Castillo: Aye; Smith: Aye; Steber: Aye; Welty: Aye; Mayor Terry: Aye). (See separate article for full coverage.)

- Introduction / first reading of Ordinance No. 251 to repeal Chapter 2.28 (Disaster Operation and Relief) of the Canyon Lake Municipal Code and replace it with a new Chapter 2.28 (Emergency Organization and Functions): First reading approved by roll call (Castillo: Aye; Smith: Aye; Steber: Aye; Welty: Aye; Mayor Terry: Aye). City Attorney Graham said the update modernizes delegation, contracting authority and emergency regulations.

- Designation of voting delegate for the 2025 Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Regional Conference: Council named Council Member Welty as the city delegate (unanimous roll call).

Votes were recorded on the transcript at the following points: consent calendar (roll call recorded around 00:65:31–00:65:43), CDBG adoption (roll call recorded around 01:11:10–01:11:17), cannabis rate resolution (roll call recorded around 01:40:45–01:41:12), SCAG delegate selection (roll call recorded around 01:43:18–01:43:26), and the ordinance first reading (roll call recorded around 01:47:57–01:48:05).

No dissenting votes were recorded.