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Monrovia council unanimously approves zoning amendment adding density bonus for inclusionary housing

5798636 · September 19, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 16 meeting the Monrovia City Council approved an amendment to the city’s zoning code (Title 17) to add a density bonus and remove provisions the staff said were no longer compliant with state law changes affecting inclusionary housing.

The Monrovia City Council on Sept. 16 voted to approve an amendment to the city’s zoning code, Monrovia Municipal Code Title 17, adding a density bonus and removing provisions described in the staff presentation as no longer compliant with recent law changes.

City staff presented an extensive slide presentation about the proposed changes and how they affect the city’s inclusionary housing rules; Councilmember Sergio Jimenez and other council members asked clarifying questions during the presentation. No members of the public spoke on the item. The council moved to approve the ordinance amendment, and the motion passed on a roll-call vote recorded as unanimous.

The amendment, as presented at the hearing, updates how Monrovia’s inclusionary-housing requirements interact with a newly required density-bonus mechanism and removes a provision cited in the presentation as section 17.44.020 that staff said was no longer compliant. The council discussion focused on the code change’s relationship to recent state law and on procedural clarifications; staff directed the public to the city website for the full ordinance text and supporting materials.

Council members did not request additional hearings on the item at the meeting. The presentation and council questions were available in the meeting materials and the recorded public hearing.

The council’s action amends the city zoning code; the staff presentation and the adopted ordinance language are available in the administrative record.