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Council unanimously approves consent agenda including food‑truck pilot and building code update
Summary
Cathedral City Council approved seven consent items Nov. 12, including an amendment for cannabis odor control services, a pilot program for private‑property food‑truck permits, and adoption of the 2025 California Building Standards Code with local amendments; the motion carried on a roll‑call vote of all ayes.
The Cathedral City Council approved the meeting’s entire consent calendar at its Nov. 12 session. The clerk read seven items that included routine administrative matters and two policy items the council had discussed earlier: a professional‑services amendment with SCS Engineers for cannabis odor‑control support, and an ordinance establishing a pilot program to permit food trucks on private property.
The consent package also included an ordinance repealing and replacing specified chapters of Title 8 of the Cathedral City Municipal Code to adopt the 2025 California Building Standards Code and certain local amendments; the staff report noted minor clarifications to language about walls and roofing materials prior to the vote. Mayor Pro Tem Gregory moved to approve the consent items, Council member Lamb seconded, and council recorded the vote by roll call as all ayes.
City staff noted two written comments submitted for the record (Sunshine Herrera on transparency of check demands; Peter Bernard opposing further food‑truck regulation) that were included with the materials.
Because these items passed on the consent calendar, council did not hold separate hearings or votes on each ordinance or contract at the meeting; more substantive discussion may appear in future agenda packets if council pulls items for separate consideration.
