Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in San Dimas public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
8 issues with low priority
Route 66 Centennial monument sign
The council was asked to pick a spot for a monument sign celebrating Route 66's centennial and approve about $60,000 to build it. It's a civic pride and tourism project along the historic corridor.
Sanitation annexation of existing golf course
A joint tax-sharing resolution with the county, La Verne and the water district would bring the existing golf course parcels into the sanitation district.
Anticipated litigation (closed session)
The council met behind closed doors before the meeting on one lawsuit threat and gave staff direction. No details were disclosed and no action was reported.
Storm Drain Transfers to LA County Flood Control
Three city-owned miscellaneous transfer drains (1852, 185201, 185202) would be conveyed to the LA County Flood Control District, shifting their operation and maintenance costs to the county.
Tract Map Extension at 720 N. Oakway Avenue
A time extension for Vesting Tentative Tract Map 84436 keeps an approved subdivision at 720 N. Oakway Avenue and a neighboring parcel alive while the developer readies to build.
Possible Return of the San Dimas Rodeo
Councilmember Nakano requested a future agenda item to explore bringing back the San Dimas Rodeo in 2028, including a feasibility committee and study of funding, venue, public safety, and economic benefit. Colleagues voiced support.
Wildlife-Crossing Signage on Route 66
After a mountain lion was handled three houses from his home, Councilmember Vienna asked staff to research wildlife-crossing signage on Route 66 within 18 weeks, noting a history of horse, coyote, and mountain lion incidents between San Dimas Avenue and San Dimas Canyon Road.
Assessment district hearings continued
The Boulevard and Northwoods open space maintenance district hearings were pushed to June 23 over a noticing error — the Boulevard rate would rise 2.9% to $662.66 per parcel, while Northwoods stays flat at $449.21 as the district sunsets in January 2027.