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Votes at a glance: Key Westminster City Council actions, Aug. 27, 2025

6490206 · August 28, 2025
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Summary

Summary of council votes and outcomes from the Aug. 27 meeting, including ordinances, grant acceptances, appointments and administrative actions; all recorded motions passed by 5-0 unless noted otherwise.

The Westminster City Council on Aug. 27 took a series of actions during its public meeting. Below are the key votes, the formal motion language as recorded in the meeting, and the outcomes.

- Ordinance No. 2623 (Case No. 2025-0113): Conducted second reading and adopted a zoning text amendment to Title 17, Chapter 17.23 (industrial zoning districts). Motion carried 5-0. (Mover: Mayor Wynne; second: Councilwoman Fan West.)

- AB 109 revenue acceptance (Fiscal Year 2025-26): Accepted a revenue estimate of $79,430 from the AB 109 program and amended the FY 2025-26 budget to designate grant revenues in that amount and increase budgeted overtime expenditures in the Special Police Services fund. Motion carried 5-0. (Mover: Councilwoman Fan West; second: Vice Mayor Monzo.)

- Interim community development director (Resolution; agenda item 3.7): Adopted a resolution approving Steven Mendoza as interim community development director and authorized the city manager to enter into an agreement with CalPERS retired annuitant Steven Mendoza. Motion carried 5-0. (Mover: Councilwoman Fan West; second: Vice Mayor Monzo.)

- Military equipment annual report and ordinance renewal (Agenda item 4.1): Adopted a resolution approving the 2024 military equipment annual report and renewed Ordinance No. 2614 in accordance with AB 41; filed and received the annual report. Motion carried 5-0. (Mover: Mayor Wynne; second: Councilwoman Fan West.)

- Extension of holiday closure for 2025: Extended the cityholiday closure to include Jan. 2, 2026. Motion carried 5-0.

- Streetlight pole banners (Garden Grove Unified School District): Approved a written request to hang banners along specified streets from Sept. 1, 2025, through Sept. 1, 2026. Motion carried 5-0.

- Appointment to Westminster Tate Parade Foundation: Appointed Dr. Vaduk Vang as District 4appointee to the Westminster Tate Parade Foundation. Motion carried 5-0.

- Ad hoc committee for Little Saigon archway: Appointed Mayor Wynne and Vice Mayor Monzo to an ad hoc committee to review and select a consultant for design and development of the Little Saigon archway. Motion carried 5-0.

- Cherry Street parking restriction for Cherry Street Community Garden (Traffic Commission item TC 25-101): Adopted a resolution to provide for no parking or stopping at a location on the east side of Cherry Street north of Westminster Boulevard (10 feet red curb) and to monitor conditions for any timed parking later as needed. Motion carried 5-0.

- Waive facility fees / Westminster Tate Parade Foundation board meetings: Authorized the Parade Foundation to use city space for up to 40 board meetings through 06/30/2027, up to 4 hours each, provided the space does not conflict with city needs. Motion carried 5-0.

All motions and roll-call results were recorded in the meeting minutes. Where a mover and second were stated on the record, they are shown above; all recorded votes carried unanimously (5-0).