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Council approves consent items, moves to adopt several resolutions and ordinances

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Summary

During the meeting the City Council approved multiple consent items, including two pulled items, and adopted or introduced additional resolutions and an ordinance for later readings.

The Redondo Beach City Council approved a number of consent‑calendar items and acted on several resolutions and ordinances during the meeting.

Votes recorded on notable items during the consent and immediate action portions of the agenda included: - Item H3 (pulled for discussion): approved; vote recorded as four ayes and one abstention. One council member abstained because they were not present for the relevant meetings. - Item H5, subitem 2 (pulled for discussion): approved; the transcript records a 4–2 result with abstentions noted. - Resolutions adopted by title included a Landscaping and Lighting Act report order for FY 2025–26 and a lease of certain properties to the Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles. (Resolutions listed in the agenda as CCDash2504DashO19 and CCDash2504DashO20.) - Ordinance No. 3292‑25 (amending a municipal code section pertaining to fire department rules) was presented for second reading and adoption per the agenda.

Council also moved the Community Financing Authority and returned to the regular council meeting to complete the consent calendar. Several items were pulled for discussion and handled individually as noted; the council took no action on closed‑session items in open session.

What’s next: Items that required further formal adoption or second reading remain on future agendas per standard procedure; staff will publish the final adopted resolutions and any implementing actions in the city’s records.