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Council votes: appointments, engineering and repairs approved; Sunrise contract cleared
Summary
At its regular meeting the Woodland Hills City Council approved an appointment, authorized engineering funds for pavement work, approved repairs to a booster station and ratified a contract for building-inspection services.
The Woodland Hills City Council approved several consent and action items during its meeting, including a personnel appointment and funding and contracting items needed to proceed with infrastructure work.
Key votes - Resolution 2025-20: Appointment of a community development director. Council moved and seconded the resolution; members voted in favor and the motion carried. - Approval of engineering funds for Phase 3 of the pavement management preservation plan. Council approved engineering work so the city can secure bond financing and proceed with road construction in the next funding cycle. - Approval of funds for repairs to the Maple Canyon Booster Station. Council approved funding to repair a pump in the booster station; staff stated the disbursement amount on the record as "almost $23,000" (figure on the record: approximately $22,098) to complete the repair and motor replacement. - Approval of a contract with Sunrise Engineering for building-inspection and building official assistance. Council approved the contract to provide building inspection services and building-official support.
Each motion was seconded and carried by affirmative vote of councilmembers present. Councilmembers recorded their votes in roll calls on several items earlier in the meeting and later approved the remaining items by voice vote with all in favor.
Why it matters The engineering authorization allows the city to advance a roadway project that staff said is timed to match anticipated bond funding. The booster station repair addresses an operational need for the city’s water system. The building-inspection contract provides short-term staff support to ensure permit and construction inspections are handled while the city secures long-term staffing.
Records and next steps Staff will move forward with contracting and engineering procurement; as with other actions, implementation will require standard procurement, bonding and reporting steps, and council directed staff to manage the projects consistent with adopted budgets and any prior council direction.
