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Votes at a glance: Costa Mesa council actions on June 3, 2025
Summary
Council approved several routine and business items, including the Business Improvement Area reauthorization, the city’s UCLA training‑camp agreement, and a temporary rehire exception; lists outcomes and vote tallies.
At its June 3 meeting the Costa Mesa City Council recorded the following formal actions in addition to the larger debated items covered separately (CUP extension, fee schedule, and budget). The list below captures motions, outcomes and vote counts recorded in the official meeting.
- Consent calendar (multiple routine items): Motion to approve the consent calendar carried unanimously, 7–0.
- Business Improvement Area (BIA) reauthorization and levy for Travel Costa Mesa (hotels): Council adopted the resolution to reauthorize the BIA assessment for participating hotels (3% assessment, Travel Costa Mesa to receive 99% and city 1% to offset admin costs) — motion carried 7–0.
- UCLA training‑camp use agreement (Jack Hammett Sports Complex): Council approved a one‑year use agreement for UCLA football to hold a portion of its preseason training camp on city fields (July 30–Aug. 18), including community benefits and a $160,056 field‑use payment plus a $25,000 contribution for field repairs — motion carried 7–0.
- Exception to 180‑day wait period to rehire a retired annuitant (finance officer): Council authorized a resolution to waive the 180‑day post‑retirement hiring restriction so the recently retired finance officer may be rehired as a retired annuitant to assist with payroll and transition work — motion carried 7–0.
- Other public hearings and procedural items were heard and scheduled as noted in the meeting record; detailed votes on debated items are reported in separate articles.
Each action will be followed by standard staff implementation steps described in the respective agenda reports. Staff will post adopted resolutions and executed agreements to the city’s online meeting packet after the clerks finalize the paperwork.
