[Ed Note: JM - Still. Yeah I wish Dave were back doing this too...]

7:00 PM at the City Council Chambers.

On the agenda, 2 Public Hearings

1) 5122 Katella Avenue – Roof mounted wireless facility Recommendation: Continue the public hearing to the April 12, 2010 meeting of the Planning Commission (Ed Note: This is the same building that Councilman Edgar had issues with regarding signage)

2) a request to allow non-medical office uses in specific units not to exceed thirty (30) percent of the total units of the Los Alamitos Business Park (Cerritos and Los Al – where the Sizzler is).  Recommendation: Adopt Resolution No. 09-18 (approval)

Then there are 2 community development reports.

1) Commissioners Andrade and Commissioner Grose will summarize the February 8 hearing regarding LAFCO Boundary Report

2) SCAG Compass Blueprint Update powerpoint presentation by staff

There is nothing on the agenda relating to the decision from last Monday regarding the zoning on Katella.

[Ed Note: JM still... Dave is still away so I'm still posting for him. It's Friday, the City Council Agenda has been posted... ]

Don’t go to City Hall! As part of our historic 50th celebration, the City Council Metting has been moved to…

ST. ISIDORE PLAZA, 10961 REAGAN STREET

Not much to discuss… unless you consider the Consent Calendar.

A little background and then…

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(2/15/2010, Los Alamitos)  Several items of interest are scheduled for two separate City Council Meetings that were moved back to Tuesday due to the Presidents’ Day Holiday today.

At a 5 p.m. Special Meeting the Council will meet in closed session to Read more

(2/5/2010, Los Alamitos)  In response to recommendations by Orange County and by the City of Long Beach, a Public Hearing will be held Monday night at Los Alamitos City Hall about moving parts of El Dorado Park Estates Imperial Estates and other border areas from Los Al to Long Beach or vice versa.

The intent is to straighten out a border that predated the current route of the Coyote “Creek” flood control channel.  The current boundary certainly appears to be Read more

(2/1/2010, Los Alamitos):  Once again it’s your turn to be the reporter on our City Council meetings.  Tonight is interesting because it  features Read more

(1/29/2010) A number of important zoning and planning issues will be on the table this Monday, 2/1/2010, when the Los Alamitos City Council meets jointly with the Planning Commission at 5:30, before the Council’s Regular Meeting.

Key issues on the agenda include the Read more

(1/28/2010, Los Alamitos)  The city is finally moving forward with the SCAG-funded Compass study of the Los Alamitos Blvd. and Katella corridors.

Part of the initial phase involves a very important Read more

(1/18/2010, Los Alamitos)  After their 5:30 Special Meeting to interview 5 candidates for 3 vacancies on Los Alamitos’ Planning Commission (see “Resigned Los Al Mayor’s wife to interview for Planning Commission“), the Council will probably move directly into their first Regular Meeting of the decade at about 7:00 Tuesday night, 1/19/201.

Several interesting topics are included on a fairly lengthy agenda: Read more

(Los Alamitos, 1/15/2010)  Wendy Grose, wife of former Los Alamitos Council Member and Mayor Dean Grose, will be interviewed for a seat on the city’s Planning Commission at a Special Council Meeting this coming Tuesday, January 19th at 5:30 p.m.

Ms. Grose is one of five applicants for three open positions, including the one created several months ago when the Council removed former P.C. Chairman Art DeBolt from the Commission.  The other four applicants all have Read more

Monday, 1/11/2010 update: Today’s Planning Commission agenda is now available online.   There’s not much on the agenda other than the county line adjustments described below.  Staff is recommending a public hearing be scheduled on that item on 2/8/2010. Also on tonight’s agenda is signage for the new Drug Store going in to office building being remodeled at 3401 Katella, across from Blockbuster.

Click here for the complete agenda.

(1/10/2010, Los Alamitos)   If you look at a map, you’ll notice that the County Line between OC and L.A.  that supposedly follows Coyote “Creek” doesn’t match the current flood control channel we euphemistically call a creek.

There are 3 specific areas along the Los Al border where the County line is on the wrong side Read more

Ready for more traffic?

Ready for more traffic?

(12/20/2009, Los Alamitos)  Are you ready for greater density and more low income housing in Los Alamitos?

Would you like to see all restrictions removed on group homes  in Los Alamitos, apparently including half-way houses?

Would you like to see zoning restrictions eased to “allow for Single Room Occupancy units?”  Would that lead to subdividing single family homes?

If you’d like to see increased traffic, worse parking problems, more low income residents, more demands on police and fire services, you’re going to love this report, that’s on a fast track to approval this Monday night!

All of the above appear to be  included in the 127 page 2006 -2014 Housing Element that our city staff is recommending the City Council adopt at their Monday, 12/21 7 p.m. Regular Meeting, after conducting a Read more

(12/13/2009, Los Alamitos, CA)  The agenda for this month’s regular meeting of the Los Alamitos Planning Commission is fairly light, but does have a couple of interesting items.

Dr. Michael Dawson of the Seal Beach Winery, LLC, has applied Read more

(Los Alamitos, 12/4/2009)  13 agenda items fill the Los Alamitos City Council’s agenda for their first regular meeting of December this coming Monday at 7 p.m.  Interestingly enough, consideration of the General Plan Amendment updating the city’s Housing Element was Read more

(11/23/2009, Los Alamitos)  The Los Alamitos Planning Commission is meeting in Special Session at City Hall on Tuesday at 7 p.m. primarily to hold a public hearing on Read more

(Los Alamitos, 10/28/2009)   (Intro by Dave Emerson:)   There’s been plenty of noise and discussion lately about the Los Alamitos Medical Center’s future development plans. The LAMC apparently decided to be proactive and invited three of the “squeaky wheels” to their facility for a discussion this past Monday, 10/26/2009.

Those attendees have issued a very interesting report on that meeting.  I was amazed to learn Read more

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