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Votes at a glance: Seaside council actions on Jan. 24, 2025
Summary
Summary of roll-call votes and resolutions approved by the Seaside City Council during the Jan. 24 meeting, including consent items, contract awards and ordinance/resolution adoptions.
The Seaside City Council took multiple formal actions on Jan. 24. Below are the items that received formal motions and roll-call votes at the meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda: Approved (unanimous roll call among members present). The consent agenda included approving minutes, a $3,000 mayor's youth fund contribution to the Boys and Girls Club of Monterey County for summer programs, fee approvals for community events (Palenque Arts Organization rental fee $604.50; Monterey County Pops $5,686 for Labor Day concert), adoption of a one-year park and facilities maintenance service agreement with Hope Services not to exceed $154,375, authorizing allocation of 0.081 acre-feet of water per year to 1721 Del Monte Boulevard (item f, later pulled for discussion but approved), approving a cooperative agreement authorizing the Seaside Housing Collaborative to pursue affordable housing on two city-owned parcels (1200 block Darwin Street and 1200 block Luzerne Street), authorizing a professional services agreement with Broadband Financial Services for a citywide fee study (not to exceed $29,995), authorizing side letter amendments to labor agreements and non-represented groups, awarding a construction contract to Kramer Engineering for San Pablo Avenue improvements (not to exceed $699,978.94), and other routine items. Items f and k were pulled for separate discussion; item k (cancel July 3 meeting) was approved 3-1.
- Item f (water allocation to 1721 Del Monte Boulevard): Approved unanimously after discussion and public comment (see separate article for details).
- Item k (cancel July 3 meeting): Approved 3———————————— 1 with Councilmember Miller voting no.
- Item 9a (CDBG consolidated plan and FY 2025———— 26 annual action plan): Approved with one abstention due to a conflict of interest (Mayor Pro Tem Pacheco recused); the rest voted aye.
- Item 9b (AB 2561 vacancy report): Accepted and filed (unanimous).
- Item 10 (Fiscal Year 2025———— 26 budget and related documents): Adopted (unanimous roll call among members present).
Each item above was recorded in the roll-call votes in the meeting transcript; councilmembers Miller, Burks, Garcia Arizala and Mayor Pro Tem Pacheco voted on each matter unless they abstained for a recusal, were absent, or indicated otherwise.
If a reader wishes to review specific resolution text, staff reports or contract documents, the city clerk's office maintains the official meeting packet and adopted resolutions on the city website.
