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At-a-glance: key votes — park work change orders approved; fence change order pulled for more detail

La Puente City Council and Successor Agency · May 26, 2026
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Summary

Council approved two walk-on change orders for La Puente Park (wiring $26,822; grading/flat work $48,718; grant-funded), approved the consent calendar (except D6), and directed staff to return with more information about a ~61% fencing change-order increase at La Puente Park (D6) which was tabled.

At the May 26 meeting the La Puente City Council approved several routine and time-sensitive items and asked staff for additional information on a contested change order.

Walk-on change orders for La Puente Park: the council approved E-3, a change order with FEC Electric Inc. for additional required wire installation at La Puente Park for $26,822, and E-4, a change order with Towa Enterprises for additional grading and flat work for $48,718. Staff told the council both items are paid from grant funds, including a donation noted as coming from Bob Archuleta, and will not affect the city’s general fund.

Consent calendar: the council approved consent-calendar items D1–D5 and D7; item D6 (a change order related to steel fencing at the park) was pulled for discussion. A councilmember flagged a roughly 61% cost increase on the fencing change order versus the original bid; staff said additional fencing, gates and repair work (including vehicle-damage repairs) explain the increase and offered to return with a detailed map and itemized costs. The council directed staff to bring D6 back at the next meeting.

Other procedural actions: the council received and filed the AB 2561 report on vacancies and staffing (staff reported no current vacancies), and received and filed the April 2026 budget report.