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Votes at a glance: council approves rain‑barrel program, senior center remodel and historic‑preservation RFP
Summary
The City Council approved the rain‑barrel reimbursement agreement, issued an RFP for a citywide historic‑preservation program, and cleared construction plans for the senior center basement remodel; the consent calendar and warrant register were also approved.
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At Tuesday’s meeting the Montebello City Council took several formal actions, including approving a rain‑barrel reimbursement agreement, authorizing an RFP for a citywide historic preservation program, and adopting plans for a senior center basement remodel.
Key outcomes
- Rain‑barrel giveaway program (agenda item: reimbursement agreement): Motion to approve by Councilmember Peralta; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Tamayo. Vote: Alonso — Aye; Romero — Aye; Tamayo — Aye; Peralta — Aye; Melendez — Aye. Outcome: approved. Reimbursement up to $30,000; distribution must be completed by Oct. 30, 2025.
- Historic preservation program RFP (agenda item 17): Council approved issuing a request for proposals to develop a citywide historic‑preservation program (mover: Councilmember Peralta; second: Councilmember Alonso). Vote recorded as unanimous (all aye).
- Senior center basement remodel (agenda item 22): Council approved plans and specifications for construction of the senior center basement remodel, including restroom updates, new flooring, lighting, a fitness room and a computer lab (mover: Councilmember Alonso; second: Councilmember Romero). Vote recorded as unanimous (all aye).
- Consent calendar (items 13–30) and payment of bills (item 31): The council approved the balance of the consent calendar (items 13–30) with items 17 and 22 pulled for separate discussion and then approved item 31 (warrant register/payment of bills). Motions and roll calls were unanimous as recorded.
Why it matters: The actions move several implementation items forward — a community water‑conservation program, preservation planning and facility upgrades — and clear routine fiscal items so staff can proceed with procurement and construction.
Provenance: Each vote and motion is recorded in the meeting transcript; roll calls were read on the record and recorded as unanimous for the items above.

