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At-a-glance: motions and votes from South Pasadena Community Services Commission, Oct. 13, 2025
Summary
Commission took several procedural votes: approved consent items with the removal of item 6, filed the summer 2025 special-events report, appointed volunteers to the Fourth of July subcommittee, referred the tennis-court code amendments back to staff for more work, and authorized staff to finalize and distribute the youth services survey with edits.
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At its Oct. 13 special meeting the South Pasadena Community Services Commission recorded the following formal actions:
- Consent calendar: The commission removed item 6 for separate consideration, then approved consent items 5 and 7 by motion (moved by Commissioner Lai, seconded by Commissioner Weinberger). Roll-call indicated all commissioners present voted yes.
- Item 6 (Summer 2025 special events report): Following discussion on attendance comparisons with 2024 and marketing, the commission moved to file and receive the Community Services report regarding 2025 summer special events; motion passed on roll call.
- Item 7 (Adopt-a-Park appointments): The commission approved appointments of Commissioner Weinberger, Commissioner Bagasau and Commissioner Lai to the Fourth of July subcommittee; motion passed on roll call.
- Item 9 (Municipal Code §21.2 tennis/court use): After discussion of permits for large groups, amplified-sound prohibitions and enforcement, the commission voted to refer the draft ordinance and related questions back to staff for clearer thresholds, fee proposals, enforcement language and outreach plans; motion passed on roll call.
- Item 10 (Youth services survey): The commission approved staff to finalize the survey with edits discussed (add makerspace and volunteer-hour options, make scheduling question nonrequired, reword open-ended question) and to obtain city-attorney review before distribution; motion passed on roll call.
Where roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting, the motions passed unanimously among commissioners present. Staff will return with revised drafts or reports where requested.

