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Council approves consent calendar and appoints alternates, commission reappointments (5–0 votes)

Chino Hills City Council · January 14, 2025
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Summary

On Jan. 14 the Chino Hills City Council approved the consent calendar and confirmed multiple appointments, voting 5–0 on the consent items and several reappointments including an alternate to the Tres Hermanos Conservation Authority Board.

The Chino Hills City Council approved its consent calendar by a 5–0 roll‑call vote and took several personnel and board appointment actions during its Jan. 14 meeting.

A motion to approve the consent calendar (items 11–19) passed unanimously, with the clerk recording the vote as "Motion passes 5 0." The council then addressed a missed agenda item from Dec. 10 and appointed an alternate to the Tres Hermanos Conservation Authority Board; the motion to fill the alternate position passed 5–0.

Council also moved to reappoint multiple commissioners to the public‑works, planning and parks and recreation commissions. After nominations and seconding motions, the appointments were approved by unanimous vote.

No opposition or abstentions were recorded on these items. Several council members noted procedural details, and staff confirmed that unused applicant files will be retained on file for one year for future openings.

The council adjourned its business following reports and public comment.

Vote at a glance: - Consent calendar (items 11–19): Passed 5–0. - Appointment: alternate to Tres Hermanos Conservation Authority Board: Passed 5–0. - Commission reappointments (public works, planning, parks & recreation): Passed 5–0.

All votes were taken by voice/roll call; minutes will reflect the formal motion language and recorded tallies.