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Votes at a glance: Mission Viejo Council actions April 14, 2026
Summary
Council unanimously approved the consent calendar (with item 13 pulled for explanation), a budget amendment and trailhead CIP item, a CDBG fund transfer to acquire two affordable units with Wise Place, and a 120‑day property access agreement with Trumark Homes for Site 3.
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At its April 14 meeting the Mission Viejo City Council recorded several unanimous actions:
- Consent calendar: Council approved the consent calendar and later pulled item 13 for discussion; the council then approved the remaining consent items. Mayor Pro Tem Goodell asked for a brief description of item 13 (North Oso Creek trailhead, CIP 333).
- Item 13 (CIP 333): Council discussed and approved a budget amendment for the North Oso Creek bike and pedestrian trailhead (permeable parking for ~42 cars, design allowance for future restroom and snack bar). Staff noted grant funding including a Blakespear grant of about $1.175 million and a potential $500,000 grant from Rep. Young Kim for phase two.
- CDBG transfer and housing resolutions: Council approved resolutions enabling a CDBG fund transfer of $530,000 to the housing authority and related documents to allow Wise Place to acquire two affordable units (total project cost reported at $885,000 including Wise Place’s $355,000 contribution). The council recorded that existing tenants will not be displaced and that a recorded covenant will preserve affordability for at least 35 years.
- Site 3 property access agreement: Council approved a 120‑day property access agreement with Trumark Homes to allow technical and environmental due diligence on Site 3; the council confirmed the agreement authorizes staff to execute the access permit and that any later purchase and development agreement will return to council.
All recorded votes in the meeting transcript were unanimous; the meeting record shows motions, seconding members and the chair’s announcement of unanimity but does not list individual roll‑call vote names for each motion.
