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The City Council introduced Ordinance No. 833 to implement green building practices for new city buildings. It also declared two properties surplus land, approved a license agreement for an amusement operator with a $20,000 community benefits fee, and directed staff to plan for 75 participants in the 2026 summer youth program.
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The green building ordinance was introduced but not yet adopted, so additional action may be required before it takes effect. The Council declared properties at 5736 E. Washington Blvd. and 5733 Sheila St. surplus land, meaning they may be considered for disposition under applicable procedures. The Council also authorized an amusement license from March 30 through April 15, 2026, and directed staff to return with funding for expanding the summer youth program to 75 participants, estimated at about $50,000 in additional funding.
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CONCURRENT JOINT MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COMMERCE, JOINT POWERS FINANCING AUTHORITY AND THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE SUCCESSOR AGENCY TO THE COMMERCE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
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