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New zoning amendment for the Camellia Court development

Photo by David Muñoz.

January 21, 2018
By: Phoenix Tso

Location

Alhambra , CA United States

The medical group in charge of the Camellia Court development wants to change the land’s designation from Valley Boulevard Specific Plan – Retail Commercial to Valley Boulevard Specific Plan – Office Professional, in order to allow a new medical office building to be built on the site as previously planned. At 7 pm, the Alhambra City Council will conduct a public hearing on this matter.

The City Council will also hear a presentation of Alhambra’s annual financial statements.

Other agenda items include a first reading of an ordinance to reorganize City Hall’s human resources department. The consent agenda includes a request to find a vendor that would provide an electronic permitting system, as well as a request to further appropriate funds for Rincon Consultants as they update the General Plan. The City also wants to appropriate additional funds to their CEQA/NEPA consultant.

At 5:30, Assistant City Manager Tara Schultz will receive recognition for her 19 years of service.

Read the agenda here.

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