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Votes at a glance: El Segundo council actions — June meeting
Summary
Council approved consent items, transportation agreements and election housekeeping; introduced a zoning ordinance for later hearing and adopted an interim moratorium on larger multifamily projects requiring affordable units.
Key votes and outcomes from the El Segundo City Council meeting:
- Consent agenda: Items 1–3 approved as moved (vote recorded as 4–0 where applicable). Item 4 (CDBG cooperation agreement) was discussed and then approved (4–0). (See staff comments about expected CDBG awards of approximately $60,000–$70,000.)
- Item 5: Transit service operation agreement with Redondo Beach (one‑year extension, FY 26‑27) — approved (vote reported as 3–1 after discussion about ridership data to be provided).
- Item 6: Amendments to transportation services agreements with Swoop and Lyft for FY 26‑27 — approved (4–0). Staff noted prior full‑year operations cost about $285,225 and current request was $254,000, and ridership has increased substantially for on‑demand services.
- Item 7: Ordinance amending Title 15 (zoning code clarifications, rooftop deck rules, ADUs, lot splits, parking standards) — staff presentation given and the council introduced the ordinance; the item will return for hearing on July 7.
- Item 9: Urgency interim ordinance imposing a 45‑day moratorium on approvals for multifamily projects with more than 10 units unless they include a specified affordable component — approved (4–0) and requires staff to return with a permanent inclusionary ordinance and possible in‑lieu fee structure.
- Election resolutions: Council adopted resolutions calling the Nov. 3, 2026 municipal election, requesting consolidation with Los Angeles County, and adopting regulations for candidate statements — approved (4–0).
Notes: Mayor Pro Tem Baldino was absent from this meeting; several votes were recorded as unanimous among members present. Items that require more detailed policy work (zoning ordinance, inclusionary ordinance) will return to planning commission and the council for further deliberation.
