AgendaPublished Tuesday, September 1, 2026

City Council Agenda 2026-09-01

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Tuesday, September 1, 2026

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Fiscal Impact

$5,133,105

Construction contract with All American Asphalt for Citywide Road Repair Services Project, Phase X — $4,766,000
Contract negotiations for citywide parking rate study services — $322,105
Purchase order to Gateway Cities Council of Governments for participation in I-710 Corridor Planning and EIR/EIS and the 91/605/405 Major Corridor Study — $45,000

Agenda Items (24)

Item 1legal

Existing Litigation: Cristina Media Guzman, et al v. City of Compton (LASC Case No. 24CMCV01385)

Item 2legal

Existing Litigation: Elida Cardoza, et al. v. City of Compton (LASC Case No. 23NWCV00990)

Item 3legal

Existing Litigation: City of Compton v. Arturo Flores, et al. (LASC Case No. 23CMCV00797)

Item 4legal

Existing Litigation: Maurice Gibbs v. City of Compton (LASC Case No. 24CMCV01828)

Item 5legal

Existing Litigation: Rickey Hammond, et al. v. City of Los Angeles, et al. (LASC Case No. 24CMCV00686)

Item 6legal

Existing Litigation: City of Compton v. Aaron Kadosh, et al. (LASC Case No. 23CMCV00874)

Item 7

legal

Anticipated Litigation — Significant Exposure in Two Cases

Item 8legal

Anticipated Litigation — Initiation of Litigation in Two Cases

Item 9informational

Introduction of City Controller Lawrence Chiu

Item 10informational

Proclamation: National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Item 11consent

Approval of Minutes — February 10, 2026

Item 12consent

Approval of Minutes — March 17, 2026

Item 13consent

Approval of Minutes — July 7, 2026

Item 14consent

Approval of Minutes — July 20, 2026

Item 15consent

Resolution to Illuminate City Hall for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Item 16consent

Resolution Amending City-Wide Salary Schedule for All Employees

Updated city employee salaries affect the quality and availability of public services — well-compensated city workers are more likely to stay on the job and serve your community effectively.

Item 17consent

Resolution Authorizing MOU with LA County and CUSD for School-Adjacent Improvements on Compton Boulevard

This agreement could mean safer sidewalks, crosswalks, and street conditions near your children's schools along Compton Boulevard.

Item 18consent

Resolution Authorizing MOU with LA Metro for Southeast LA Transit Improvement Project

This transit improvement agreement with LA Metro could bring better bus or rail connections to your neighborhood, making it easier for you to get around without a car.

Item 19consent

Resolution Authorizing Purchase Order to Gateway Cities COG for I-710 and 91/605/405 Corridor Planning — Not to Exceed $45,000

Compton's participation in freeway planning studies affects how future highway improvements are designed near your home — having a seat at the table helps ensure Compton's needs are considered for roads you travel every day.

Item 20action

Appointments to Boards, Commissions, Committees, and League of California Cities Voting Delegates

These appointments determine who will represent Compton on key advisory boards and at the state level — the people selected shape local policies that affect your parks, planning decisions, and city services.

Item 21action

Authorization for Elected Officials to Travel to Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Conference in Washington, D.C.

This conference allows Compton's elected officials to connect with federal lawmakers on issues that could bring funding and resources directly to your community.

Item 22action

Resolution Authorizing Contract Negotiations for Citywide Parking Rate Study — Not to Exceed $322,105

A parking rate study could lead to changes in how much you pay to park in Compton — the results may affect parking costs in commercial areas you visit regularly.

Item 23action

Resolution Terminating Preferential Parking in Richland Farms

If you live in or near Richland Farms, ending preferential parking means you would no longer need a permit to park on those streets, but it could also mean more outside vehicles parking in your neighborhood.

Item 24action

Resolution Authorizing Construction Contract with All American Asphalt for Citywide Road Repair Phase X — $4,766,000

This $4.7 million contract funds the next phase of citywide road repairs — if approved, your streets could see pothole fixes and resurfacing work that makes your daily commute safer and smoother.