The June 25 agendas for the Santa Clarita City Council’s special and regular meetings have been released by officials.
The special meeting is set to start at 5:30 p.m. in open session. A period of public participation for agendized items will be followed by a closed session for a conference with a property negotiator.
The negotiation will be between representatives of Needham Ranch Land Company, LLC and the Santa Clarita City Manager, Ken Striplin, regarding the price and terms for a 52-acre parcel in Newhall (Assessor’s Parcels Nos. 2827-051-025, 2827-051-026, 2827-051-027 (portion), 2827-051-036 (portion), 2827-051-037 (portion), and 2827-051-060 (portion)).
Following a recess, the special meeting will reconvene in open session for an announcement by the city attorney.
The City Council’s regular meeting will follow at 6 p.m., starting with a joint meeting with Santa Clarita’s Board of Library Trustees.
Among other agenda items, the councilmembers are set to proclaim June “Pride Month” in the city; determine and approve the rates for the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Fee for Fiscal Year 2019-20; introduce and hear the first reading of a proposed recycled water regulations ordinance; make appointments to the Library Board of Trustees and award expenditure authority to selected vendors to provide books and materials for the Santa Clarita Public Library; and enter in to an agreement with Crown Castle to lease two dark fiber strands which will connect the city of Santa Clarita’s network with downtown Los Angeles with a 1Gbps or faster internet connection.
There will also be public hearings about adjustments to the city’s annual fees schedule; the annual levy of assessments for special districts; and the annual levy of assessments for the Open Space Preservation District.
Per the June 25 agendas, both special and regular meetings will take place in City Council Chambers, located on the first floor at Santa Clarita City Hall, 23920 Valencia Blvd., Valencia 91355.
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