Agenda PacketPublished Tuesday, September 15, 2026

City Council Agenda Packet 2026-09-15

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Tuesday, September 15, 2026

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Fiscal Impact

$9,016,689

Additional Measure R funds programmed by LACMTA Board in January 2023 for the Plans, Specifications and Estimates (PS&E) and Right-of-Way (ROW) phases. — $2,223,700
Tenant improvements self-funded by Entrenous/Compton YouthBuild at the facility since 2017, referenced in the lessee's proposal letter as evidence of capital investment in the City-owned property. — $1,100,000
Total Measure R grant funding for right-of-way support ($200,000) and right-of-way capital ($500,000) for intersection improvements at Rosecrans/Atlantic and Artesia/Santa Fe. — $700,000
Measure R grant funding for Right-of-Way activities associated with the Rosecrans/Atlantic and Artesia/Santa Fe Intersection Improvements Project. — $700,000
Competing vendor quote from Accela, Inc. — not selected — $640,000

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Measure R funds allocated for right-of-way capital acquisition for the intersection improvements project. — $500,000
Total three-year contract amount not to exceed for GovWell Technologies, Inc. professional services agreement — $381,900
Total not-to-exceed amount for multi-year professional services agreement with GovWell Technologies for permitting, planning, code enforcement, and business licensing software and implementation services. — $381,900
Measure R funds programmed by LACMTA Board in July 2021 for the Project Approval and Environmental Document (PAED) phase of the project. — $329,500
Estimated capital investment by Compton YouthBuild for interior renovation of the leased space, including plumbing reconfiguration and conversion of the former clinic layout into classrooms. — $250,000
Measure R funds allocated for right-of-way support services for the intersection improvements project. — $200,000
Annual General Fund revenue from the one-year lease at the minimum policy rate of $14,345/month — $172,140
First-year cost including one-time deployment services, data migration, software subscriptions, staff training, and implementation services for FY 2026-2027 — $165,900
Purchase order amount for GovWell Technologies for Fiscal Year 2026–2027. — $165,900
Total Year 1 cost including one-time deployment/data migration fees plus first-year annual subscription — $165,900
Annual subscription fee for all GovWell software modules (planning, building, public works, fire, business licenses, code enforcement) — $108,000
Purchase order amount for GovWell Technologies for Fiscal Year 2027–2028. — $108,000
Annual software subscription cost for Year 2 (FY 2027-2028), subject to City Council budget appropriations — $108,000
Total annual software subscription fees across all five modules (Planning & Zoning $20,000; Building Safety $48,000; Public Works $5,000; Fire Permits $5,000; Public Safety & Business Licenses $30,000) — $108,000
Competing vendor quote from Citizen Serve — not selected — $94,500
Annual lease revenue to General Fund for Classroom 1A at CareerLink facility — $65,884
Annual lease revenue to the General Fund for Classroom 1A at the minimum policy rate of $5,490.36/month — $65,884
One-time deployment and data migration services fees paid at contract signing — $57,900
Total one-time deployment services fees across all five software modules — $36,800
Annual lease revenue to the General Fund at the minimum policy rate for the 12-month term — $34,830
Year 1 cost share allocated equally to each of the five departments: Planning & Zoning (Account 1001-780-000-4222) — $33,180
Annual lease revenue from CHIRLA for 666 sq ft of indoor office space at 700 N. Bullis Road (north side) CareerLink facility. — $24,136
Annual lease revenue to General Fund for north side office space at CareerLink facility — $24,136
Total one-time data migration fees across all five software modules — $21,100
Monthly rent paid by Compton YouthBuild to the City for 4,750 sq ft of indoor space at $1.00/sq ft plus $2.02/sq ft for utilities, maintenance, and repairs. — $14,345
Monthly base lease rental payment at the minimum policy rate of $3.02 per square foot for 4,750 square feet — $14,345
Minimum monthly lease rental rate for 1,818 sq ft of Classroom 1A space at CareerLink facility — $5,490
Monthly base lease rental rate for Classroom 1A (1,818 sq ft) at $3.02 per square foot, per City policy minimum — $5,490
Monthly lease revenue to the General Fund at the minimum policy rate ($1.00/sq ft indoor, $0.50/sq ft outdoor) for the 12-month term — $2,903
Monthly lease payment from Restoration Diversion Services for 5,000 sq ft (805 indoor + 4,195 outdoor) at 206 N. Long Beach Blvd. — $2,903
Monthly lease revenue from CHIRLA for 666 sq ft of indoor office space at 700 N. Bullis Road (north side) CareerLink facility. — $2,011
Minimum monthly lease rental rate for 666 sq ft of north side office space at CareerLink facility — $2,011

Agenda Items (19)

Item 1legal

Anticipated Litigation: Initiation of Litigation — Two Cases

Item 2legal

Anticipated Litigation: Significant Exposure to Litigation — Two Cases

Item 3informational

Prostate Cancer Awareness Presentation by Bryant Crook

Item 4informational

FY 2026 Fourth Quarterly Investment Report — Receive and File

Your city's money is being actively invested and earned $12.32 million in interest during FY 2026 — those earnings help fund public safety, street repairs, parks, and other services without raising your local taxes.

Item 5informational

GovWell Software Platform Presentation by David Ciano

This software could make it faster and easier for you to apply for building permits or business licenses, and help code enforcement respond more quickly to problems in your neighborhood.

Item 6consent

Approval of Minutes — September 23, 2025

Item 7consent

Approval of Minutes — October 7, 2025

Item 8consent

Approval of Minutes — July 14, 2026

Item 9consent

Approval of Minutes — July 21, 2026

Item 10consent

Resolution Authorizing Signatures and Signatories on City Bank Accounts

Item 11consent

Twelve-Month Lease Agreement with Restoration Diversion Services at 206 N. Long Beach Blvd.

This lease puts a vacant city-owned building on Long Beach Boulevard — one of Compton's main commercial streets — back into active use, potentially bringing services to your community.

Item 12consent

Three-Year Lease with CHIRLA at 700 N. Bullis Road (North Side)

This lease would bring CHIRLA — an organization that provides legal, social, and advocacy services for immigrants — to the Housing Authority campus, giving Compton residents easier access to immigration assistance.

Item 13consent

Three-Year Lease with CHIRLA at 700 N. Bullis Road — Classroom 1A

This additional classroom space for CHIRLA could expand the organization's capacity to offer workshops, legal consultations, and educational programs to immigrant residents in Compton.

Item 14consent

One-Year Lease with Compton YouthBuild at 1108 N. Oleander Avenue

This lease keeps Compton YouthBuild — a program that trains young people in job skills and education — operating out of a city-owned building in your community.

Item 15consent

Measure R Funding Agreement with LACMTA for Rosecrans/Atlantic and Artesia/Santa Fe Intersection Improvements

These intersection improvements on two of Compton's major corridors could make it safer and easier for you to drive, walk, or bike through those busy crossings every day.

Item 16action

Resolution Terminating Preferential Parking Program in Richland Farms

If you live near or visit Richland Farms, ending the preferential parking program means parking restrictions that previously limited who could park in that area would no longer be enforced.

Item 17action

Resolution Updating City Investment Policy for Fiscal Year 2026–2027

This policy guides how the city safeguards and grows your tax dollars through investments — updating it helps ensure your money remains secure and earning returns that support city services.

Item 18action

Multi-Year Contract with GovWell Technologies for Permitting and Code Enforcement Software — Not to Exceed $381,900

This software will modernize how the city processes your building permits and responds to code enforcement complaints, potentially making those services faster and easier to access online.

Item 19discussion

Discussion: Amended Contract with Republic Services to Extend Waste Hauling Agreement Five Years

Republic Services currently picks up your trash, recycling, and green waste every week — this five-year extension would determine the terms and pricing of that service for years to come, potentially affecting what you pay and how service is delivered.