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Council votes: consent calendar, HUD report, housing and finance authority items approved; several items adopted unanimously
Summary
The council adopted the consent calendar (items 1–5 and 7), approved item 6 (CityNet contract), adopted the HUD consolidated annual performance and evaluation report (item 8), and approved successor agency, finance and housing authority items; item 9 (Terry G. Muse design) was tabled to a date uncertain.
At its Sept. 17 meeting the Baldwin Park City Council took action on multiple agenda items. Key votes and outcomes:
- Consent calendar (Items 1–5 and 7): Motion to approve carried 5–0. Motion made by Councilmember Lozano and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Damian.
- Item 6 (contract with CityNet to continue tiny‑homes/Serenity operations): Approved 5–0. Motion by Councilmember Estrada; second by Mayor Avila.
- Item 8 (Fiscal Year 24–25 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report to HUD): Adopted 5–0. Motion by Councilmember Lozano; second by Mayor Pro Tem Damian. Michelle Bravo (Housing Division) told council staff are preparing a timeliness report to HUD to address delays in public works projects and that sidewalk projects totaling approximately $400,000 (incremental allocations) and a Morgan Park project with $600,000 were planned with future timetables.
- Item 9 (Terry G. Muse Family Service Center conceptual design): Council tabled the item to a date uncertain to allow staff to pursue grant and legislative funding; motion to table carried 5–0 (mover: Mayor Avila; second: Mayor Pro Tem Damian).
- Successor agency to the dissolved Community Development Commission (Items 10–11): Adopted 5–0 (motion by Councilmember Lozano; second by Councilmember Ayala; vote recorded as unanimous).
- Finance Authority (Item 12) treasurer’s report and Housing Authority (Items 13–14) actions: Adopted 5–0; motions by councilmembers and seconded as recorded on the agenda.
The council recorded no no‑votes on the items listed above; several motions were brief and carried unanimously.
Ending: Staff will implement the adopted items and return with follow‑up reports where required (notably a HUD timeliness report and funding outreach for the Family Service Center).
