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Votes at a glance: Chino council passes midyear budget, Pine Avenue abatement and other routine measures
Summary
The City Council approved several items on April 1: consent calendar; a substantial CDBG amendment reallocating funds to an alley-improvement project; midyear budget adjustments; a $1,529,549 Caltrans abatement payment for the Pine Avenue Connector project; and community support fund contributions to local nonprofits and youth programs.
The Chino City Council took the following formal votes at its April 1 meeting. All motions below passed 4–0 with one member absent unless noted.
Consent calendar (motion: Mayor Pro Tem Burton; second: Councilmember Comstock) — Outcome: approved, vote 4–0 with one absent. No items were pulled for separate discussion.
Item 7 — Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) FY 2024–25 substantial amendment (Resolution 2025‑510): Staff proposed canceling a community garden project and reallocating $298,868.65 to the alley-improvement CIP to ensure sufficient funding and to meet HUD timeliness requirements. Public notice was published March 1–April 1; no public comments were received. Motion: Mayor Pro Tem Burton; second: Councilman Lucio. Outcome: approved, vote 4–0 with one absent.
Item 8 — FY 2024–25 midyear budget adjustments (Resolution 2025‑012): Details and outcome summarized in separate article. Motion: Mayor Pro Tem Burton; second: Councilman Lucio. Outcome: approved, vote 4–0 with one absent.
Item 9 — Caltrans abatement payment for Pine Avenue Connector ST‑061: Council approved repayment of $1,529,549 to Caltrans and authorized establishment of a new CIP (ST‑261) for a revised bridge concept. Motion: Mayor Pro Tem Burton; second: Councilman Lucio. Outcome: approved, vote 4–0 with one absent.
Item 10 — Community support fund contributions: Council approved multiple small donations totaling routine community-support contributions (organizations and amounts listed in staff report). Motion: Mayor Pro Tem Burton; second: Councilmember Comstock. Outcome: approved, vote 4–0 with one absent.
Recording and vote details: votecounts and motions are taken from the meeting record; where roll-call names were not individually read for each vote, tallies were recorded as 4 yes, 0 no, 1 absent.
Provenance: each listed item is based on staff reports and public proceedings of the April 1 council meeting.
