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Agenda includes authorization of $4.1M in homelessness resolution agreements, in-kind support for the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival, and an $820K purchase of portable radios for police.
REDLANDS, Calif. — The Redlands City Council will meet Tuesday, June 3, with a full agenda that includes city rezoning, million dollar citywide purchase orders and approval for the City Manager to execute $4.1M in agreements for homeless resolution efforts.
Here’s how the meeting breaks down:
Before the public meeting, the council will hold a closed session, which is legally confidential except for any “reportable action” announced by the city attorney. Under California law, closed sessions cover sensitive matters such as litigation, human resources issues and property negotiations.
During the closed session beginning at 5:00 p.m. on June 3 the council will discuss:
Consent Calendar
The consent calendar groups together routine, non-controversial items for approval in a single vote, unless a council member pulls an item for separate discussion or a public comment is submitted.
On this agenda, these include:
This section typically includes formal updates or announcements to the council from staff, agencies, or the public.
No items were listed for the June 3 meeting.
Public hearings are formal opportunities for residents to speak on specific items that legally require public input before the council can take action. These often involve land use decisions, budgets, fees, tax-related measures and environmental or development reviews. The council must open the hearing, allow public comment, then close the hearing before voting.
A public hearing will be held to consider various matters regarding the 2021-2020 Housing Element Rezoning Project. This includes adopting the Final Subsequent Environmental Impact Report and amending the Land Use Map to rezone parcels throughout the city. You can read more about the rezoning plan, approved by the Planning Commission on April 22, here.
A public hearing will also be held to consider approving the issuance of up to $205 million in tax-exempt bonds by the California Municipal Finance Authority on behalf of HumanGood, a nonprofit that operates senior living communities. A portion of the funds would support facility upgrades at Plymouth Village in Redlands. The city bears no financial obligation for the bonds.
The new business section addresses larger or more complex topics requiring individual council discussion and action.
Highlights include:
The meeting will open with an invocation by Council Member Eddie Tejeda, a Juneteenth Proclamation presented to Pastor Donald R. Robinson and Daphne Hawkins and a LGBTQ+ Pride Month Proclamation presented to Salem Clawthorne.
5:00 p.m. Meeting open for public comment before closed session
6:00 p.m. Open Session
City Council Chambers
35 Cajon Street
Redlands, California
To join via Zoom:
Visit www.zoom.us, click Join a Meeting
Enter Meeting ID: 896 2789 8341
Audio-only Zoom access:
Dial 1-877-853-5247, then enter the Meeting ID
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