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Votes at a glance: Norwalk council accepts consent items, introduces solid‑waste ordinance

5708974 · September 3, 2025
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Summary

On Sept. 2 the City Council approved the consent calendar (including acceptance of completed sidewalk concrete repairs and replacement contract work) and introduced for first reading an ordinance to transition commercial solid-waste collection to three streams; both votes were unanimous by roll call.

At its Sept. 2 meeting the Norwalk City Council voted on routine and ordinance items.

Consent calendar: The council approved the consent calendar by roll call with the following recorded votes: Rick Ramirez — Aye; Margiel Rios — Aye; Anna Valencia — Aye; Vice Mayor Jennifer Perez — Aye; Mayor Tony Ayala — Aye. The consent calendar included acceptance of completed work by CJ Construction Inc. for citywide sidewalk concrete repair and replacement (project cost of $484,346, below the contract amount of $499,600) and a budgeted equipment purchase (a replacement backhoe loader procured via a cooperative agreement).

Ordinance introduction: The council introduced by title an ordinance amending Norwalk Municipal Code Chapters 8.48 and 8.5 to transition commercial service to a three‑container system (trash, recycling, organics). Roll call on introduction recorded the same unanimous ayes: Ramirez, Rios, Valencia, Vice Mayor Perez and Mayor Ayala. A second reading was scheduled.

Appointments and other procedural items: Council discussed an advisory-body reappointment (candidate Gina Corona for Historical Heritage Committee) and deferred formal action to a future meeting to ensure proper public-notice posting. No other final adoptions were recorded for new ordinances at this meeting.