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La Verne board approves zoning, budget and infrastructure measures; several routine items pass
Summary
At its July 7 meeting the Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a second-reading zoning amendment, a budget amendment first reading, resolutions including the Waldron Road IDD, a construction bid to Thrash Construction LLC, and an appointment; a proposed domestic-fowl ordinance was deferred to planning commission.
The La Verne Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved several ordinances, resolutions and administrative actions at its July 7 meeting and deferred one item for further review.
Key outcomes - Ordinance 2026-11 (amendments to Chapter 14 of the La Verne zoning ordinance) — second reading approved on voice vote. - Consent agenda — approved (items not individually described in the transcript). - Ordinance 2026-12 (amend Title 12, Chapter 6, Section 12-602 regarding residential code wording) — moved and approved for first reading. - Ordinance 2026-13 (amend FY 2026/2027 general fund budget) — moved and approved for first reading. - Ordinance 2026-14 (new chapter regulating keeping of domestic fowl and a proposed permit fee) — the council voted to defer the ordinance to the planning commission for reworking; no permit or fee was adopted at this meeting. - Resolution 2026-21 (declare certain city property surplus and direct disposal) — approved. - Resolution 2026-22 (amend and restate the Waldron Road Infrastructure Development District) — approved after a public hearing; chair clarified that existing homes are not affected and that the change concerns new homes in Mission Hills and Woodland Hills Phase 8. - Parade of Lights name and start-time change — approved (Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee recommendation). - Bid award to Thrash Construction LLC for Public Works and Community Development Services facility build-out area E — approved. - Appointment of David Holden to Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee — approved.
Votes and procedure: Most items were approved on motions followed by voice votes; specific roll-call tallies are not recorded in the transcript. Several council members, including Alderman Coates and Alderman Hobbs, were recorded as voting aye on multiple motions.
What's next: Deferred items will return to the planning commission or be brought back to the council after staff and commissioners revise drafts; adopted measures will be implemented according to department timelines and administrative procedures.
