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Council approves consent calendar including walk‑on amendment to Lower San Gabriel River Watershed MOU

Santa Fe Springs City Council · November 6, 2025
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Summary

The Santa Fe Springs City Council approved the consent calendar (items 6–30) by voice vote; the council added a walk‑on item — the third amendment to the Lower San Gabriel River Watershed Management and Coordinated Integrated Monitoring Program memorandum of understanding — and included it in the consent approval.

At the start of public comment the council added a walk‑on item described as the "Lower San Gabriel River Watershed Management Grama and coordinated integrated monitoring program" — characterized at the meeting as the third amendment to a memorandum of understanding — and directed that it be added to the agenda as item 30.

Later in the meeting the council moved and seconded approval of the consent calendar covering items 6 through 30, including the newly added item 30. The motion was approved by voice vote with "Aye" responses from council members; no opposed votes were recorded on the record.

The clerk indicated the walk‑on item was added because the information arrived after the agenda was posted and was urgent enough to be considered that night. The item’s description at the meeting was: "the Lower San Gabriel River Watershed Management Grama and coordinated integrated monitoring program. This is the third amendment to the memorandum of understanding." No further details of the amendment’s terms were read into the public record at that moment.

Because the consent calendar was approved as a block, individual consent items were not debated during the meeting. Copies of submitted public comments related to other agenda items were made part of the public record and available in the clerk’s office.