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Cerritos council refuses to adopt ordinance implementing boards, commissions handbook
Summary
The City Council voted to deny the second reading of an ordinance that would have codified provisions of a recently adopted boards, commissions and committees (BCC) handbook into the municipal code, keeping the status quo while directing further review.
The Cerritos City Council voted 4-1 on March 27 to deny the second reading of Ordinance 1049, a municipal code amendment intended to align city code with the newly adopted boards, commissions and committees handbook.
Councilmember Linda Johnson moved to oppose adoption of the ordinance; Councilmember Sophia Se seconded the motion. The motion passed 4-1. The ordinance would have amended several chapters of the Cerritos Municipal Code to implement handbook recommendations, including establishing new advisory bodies and changing names and meeting schedules for some existing bodies.
Council members who opposed immediate…
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