Chadwick Castle

Coastal-zone food sales at service stations

Potential impact on business operations and tax revenues for local service stations.

Artesia Blvd. Art Installations — Phase I

Projects are funded through the John Parsons Public Art Fund and existing city allocations.

49-Unit Mixed-Use Development Appeal at 401 S. Pacific Coast Highway

Private investment of a multi-million-dollar mixed-use real estate development with affordable housing components.

Garnet Historic District Designation

Negligible impact on the municipal budget, primarily involving staff processing time.

Affordable Housing to Lease project funding

$250,000 in federal money toward leasing affordable housing units.

State housing bills positions

Null

Commission appointments and vacancy rule

Former Fun Factory Site Negotiations

Proponents cited estimated $100M-$144M cumulative economic impact of the Waco wave pool; skeptics estimated an 85-year payback on a $150 million investment.

South Bay Regional Housing Trust Expansion (SB 799)

Joining the trust may involve municipal contributions or grant-matching opportunities for affordable housing projects.

General Plan Land Use Element and Historic Preservation

Nominal administrative costs associated with historic resource surveys and policy drafting.

Surplus land declaration at 179 N. Harbor Drive

Planning Commission Vacancy

ADU conversion dispute in a four-unit HOA

The complainant says the fourth unit's conversion to a fifth dwelling diminishes her property value.

Pier and Boardwalk Wireless Infrastructure License

Revenue-sharing terms would generate lease income to the city; amounts were not stated.

Housing Element Zoning Amendments (Ordinance No. 3311-26)

No direct cost to taxpayers; the zoning change shapes future development capacity citywide.

Housing Element and Zoning Code Amendments

State housing compliance avoids potential penalties and aligns local planning with housing grants.

Housing Authority appointment

$2.1 million in quarterly program spending; EHV federal funding confirmed only through year-end.

Section 8 waitlist reform

Federal HUD funding; no direct city cost, though it adds staff workload for annual cycles.

New Dog Daycare and Training Facility on Pacific Coast Highway

Private commercial investment with minor municipal fee revenue.

Historic Property Restoration and Infill Development at 517 S. Catalina Avenue

Private investment in property renovation and new housing construction.

APPROVE AN AGREEMENT WITH WILLDAN ENGINEERING FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) CONSULTING SERVICES AND ON-CALL HOUSING AUTHORITY SUPPORT SERVICES FOR A NOT TO EXCEED AMOUNT OF $97,315 AND THE TERM NOVEMBER 9, 2026 TO AUGUST 31,…

N.1 — Receive and file REAS study; input on economic development work plan

Seaside Lagoon Rehabilitation Project — Coastal Development Permit application and Environmental Exemption

ADOPT BY TITLE ONLY RESOLUTION NO. CC-2609-078 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDONDO BEACH, CALIFORNIA APPROVING THE FILING OF A CLAIM WITH THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY FOR TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT…

APPROVE THE CITY’S CONSENT TO RDR’S TWELFTH SUBLEASE AMENDMENT WITH PEGGY HIRAIZUMI, DBA KOBE PEARL, FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 100 “D” FISHERMAN’S WHARF KATHERINE BUCK, ACTING WATERFRONT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CONTACT:

APPROVE AN AGREEMENT WITH KEYSER MARSTON ASSOCIATES, INC. (KMA) TO PROVIDE CONSULTING SERVICES FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT TO ASSIST THE CITY IN DOCUMENTING THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING AGREEMENT TERMS FOR THE 43-UNIT RESIDENTIAL…

Coastal Development Permit for Esplanade Beach Access Ramp

APPROVE THE CONSENT TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT OF THE SUBLEASE BETWEEN MAJESTIC KHM, LLC AND BLUEWATER GRILL REDONDO L.P., FOR THE PREMISES AT 665 NORTH HARBOR DRIVE KATHERINE BUCK, ACTING WATERFRONT & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CONTACT: