Council approves district rates and bills
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The City Council adopted a resolution to move forward with the annual Lighting and Maintenance District engineer’s report, approved payment of bills, and signed off on Temple City’s participation in the LARIAC8 imagery program.
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What this means
The council took several routine but important actions that keep city services and finances moving. It approved the annual process for setting Lighting and Maintenance District assessment rates, which helps fund lighting and maintenance work, and it authorized payment of bills for the fiscal year. The council also approved Temple City’s participation in the County of Los Angeles imagery acquisition consortium, which supports updated mapping and planning data.
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- Approved the minutes of the February 3, 2026 City Council meeting.
- Received and filed the Transportation and Public Safety Commission actions from January 14, 2026.
- Received and filed the Parks and Recreation Commission actions from January 21, 2026.
- Adopted Resolution No. 26-5857 ordering preparation of the annual engineer's report for the Lighting and Maintenance Assessment District for Fiscal Year 2026-027.
- Approved the Participant Agreement with the County of Los Angeles for participation in LARIAC8 and authorized the City Manager to sign it.
- Received and filed the Visa Card Report.
- Adopted Resolution No. 26-5858 authorizing payment of bills for Fiscal Year 2025-6.
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City Council Meeting Agendas Meeting on February 17, 2026
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