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Votes at a glance: council adopts sewer-lien assessments, CDBG cooperation and routine items; appoints CTAC member

La Habra Heights City Council · July 20, 2026
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Summary

The council approved assessments to place two delinquent sewer-service charges on property tax rolls, adopted a three‑year CDBG cooperation resolution, appointed Jim Pond to the Puente Hills Habitat Authority CTAC and approved disposition of several surplus fire vehicles.

At its July 13 meeting the La Habra Heights City Council approved a series of administrative motions and resolutions that were part of the consent and administrative calendars.

- Sewer delinquency: After a public hearing staff recommended and the council adopted Resolution 2026-17 confirming a proposed assessment totaling $2,814.68 (includes a 10% administrative charge and 1.5% monthly interest) to be placed on property tax rolls for two delinquent sewer accounts. Staff explained the amounts reflect Orange County Sanitation District billing combined with city administrative charges.

- CDBG participation: The council adopted Resolution 2026-18 authorizing the city manager to execute a three-year cooperation agreement with Los Angeles County to maintain eligibility for Community Development Block Grant funding, which the staff said primarily supports the city’s paramedic membership program.

- Appointments and surplus property: The council recommended resident Jim Pond for the Puente Hills Habitat Authority Technical Advisory Committee (CTAC) and approved declaring several aging fire vehicles as surplus and authorizing their disposition by public auction with proceeds returned to the fire fund.

All measures were approved during the meeting’s consent/administrative business and roll-call votes were recorded on the record.