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Glendora Council authorizes continued negotiations with Mercy Housing for 1762 Dale Road in closed session
Summary
After a brief closed session, City Attorney Danny Aileshire reported that the council unanimously authorized continuing negotiations with Mercy Housing under an exclusive right-to-negotiate agreement for the property at 1762 Dale Road.
The Glendora City Council met in closed session and unanimously authorized staff to continue negotiations with Mercy Housing over the property at 1762 Dale Road, City Attorney Danny Aileshire reported.
The action was announced by Aileshire, who read the closed-session subject under Government Code section 54956.8 and listed the city negotiators: City Manager Adam Raymond, City Attorney Danny Aileshire, Assistant City Manager Moises Lopez, Community Development Director Jeff Kugel and Economic Development and Housing Manager Tiffany Chu. "The council unanimously authorized the continuation of negotiations under the exclusive right to negotiate agreement with the developer," Aileshire said after the closed session.
The closed session had been convened earlier in the meeting to allow negotiators to confer about the real‑property matter; the council recessed to closed session and later reconvened in open session to report the outcome. No further public details or a public vote were released during the open session beyond the attorney's readout. The city indicated staff will continue talks under the exclusive negotiation framework and return to the council as appropriate with any recommended next steps or required approvals.
Because the meeting item involved ongoing real‑property negotiations, the discussion occurred behind closed doors under the cited Government Code provision. The council did not identify new terms in the public readout and did not take additional public action at that time.
