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Votes at a glance: Planning‑commission terms introduced; election resolutions, consent calendar and Zaha project approved
Summary
At the meeting the council introduced an ordinance to change planning commission terms to four years (first reading), adopted resolutions to consolidate the June 2, 2026 municipal election with the county and to set candidate‑statement rules, approved the Zaha Heritage Village project and adopted the consent calendar; motions carried unanimously when recorded.
The Loma Linda City Council recorded several formal actions during the meeting.
- Planning commission term amendment (Council Bill O‑2026‑01): Staff recommended amending Title 2.24.003 to make planning commission terms four years to restore staggered appointments following pandemic disruptions. The council introduced the ordinance on first reading and set a second reading for 02/10/2026; the motion to introduce carried unanimously.
- Zaha Heritage Village (PPD p21‑247): The council approved the certificate of appropriateness and precise plan of design for a proposed 66‑unit multifamily development along Barton Road, subject to the conditions contained in the staff report (see separate coverage for details). Motion carried unanimously.
- Election resolutions (Council Bills R‑2026‑01 and R‑2026‑02): Council adopted resolutions calling the city’s general municipal election for Tuesday, June 2, 2026, consolidated with San Bernardino County, and adopted regulations for candidate statements; staff noted the nomination filing period runs 02/09/2026–03/06/2026 and reminded council of deadlines for submitting resolutions to the Registrar of Voters.
- Consent calendar: Council approved the consent calendar as submitted.
Individual votes were recorded as “motion carried unanimously” in the meeting audio; the transcript does not provide roll‑call tallies or individual votes by name for each motion. Council directed staff to return for the second reading of the planning commission term ordinance and to implement follow‑up actions required by planning approvals.
