Meeting
Santa Monica City Council
March 26, 2024
- Date
- March 26, 2024
- Documents
- 19
No minutes for this meeting are in the index yet. Cities usually approve minutes two to six weeks after a meeting.
Documents
- 2009 Lifeguard Services Agrement with Los Angeles County
- 2019 Extension of Lifeguard Services Agrement with Los Angeles County
- agenda-report Approval of Second Amendment to Contract with the County of Los Angeles for Lifeguard Services on Santa Monica State Beach
- agenda-report City Manager Report
- agenda-report Proclamation: Arts Month
- agenda-report Proclamation: Cesar Chavez Day
- agenda-report Request of Councilmembers Davis, Torosis and Zwick that the City Council allocate up to $8,333 of their discretionary funds to the Public Policy Institute at Santa Monica College to support the 2024 Public Policy Symposium - an event jointly sponsored by Santa Monica College and Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District.
- agenda-report Request of Councilmembers Zwick, Torosis, and Davis that the City Council allocate a total of $10,000 from its Discretionary Fund to support our city’s public libraries. Specifically, the funds will support programming around the Pico Branch’s 10th Anniversary Celebration on June 29, which will include oral history kits for community members and organizations to check out and record their personal stories, as well as programming and after-hours staff support for the Main Library’s special Friday preview event to Yallwest, the teen book festival at Samohi, and book giveaways, library activities, storytellers, and performers at the Arts & Literacy Festival on April 27.
- agenda-report Request of Councilmembers Zwick, Torosis, and Davis that the Council allocate $20,000 of its discretionary funds to Santa Monica High School Grad Nite, a 501(c)(3), to support a safe and fun graduation night celebration for all Santa Monica High School seniors.
- agenda-report Request of Mayor Brock and Vice Mayor Negrete that the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk develop and return to City Council with recommendations to establish a Youth Commission (or Council) based on best practices. The City currently engages youth at PAL (Youth Leadership Council), Virginia Avenue Park (Teen Leadership Council), and the Library (Teen Leadership Council) and a Youth Commission (or Council) would represent an opportunity to expand opportunities for youth to be involved in city government. In addition to evaluating a Youth Commission (or Council), the City Manager and City Attorney are also encouraged to explore other opportunities such as evaluating the potential to add dedicated seats for youth on existing boards or commissions.
- agenda-report Written Comments
- Discretionary Funds as of 3.21.24
- Discretionary Funds as of 3.21.24
- Discretionary Funds as of 3.21.24
- March 24, 2009 Staff Report
- Written Comments
- Written Comments
- Written Comments
- Written Comments