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Resolution Rescinding Prior Resolution and Declaring Surplus Land Under Surplus Land Act

These city-owned vacant commercial parcels along Compton Boulevard and Long Beach Boulevard — key corridors in your neighborhood — could be sold or redeveloped, potentially bringing new businesses, housing, or community uses to currently unused land near you.

Jul 14, 2026

Resolution Rescinding Prior Resolution and Declaring Certain City Properties as Surplus Land

Declaring these city-owned properties as surplus land opens them up for potential sale or development — under state law, affordable housing providers get first priority to bid, which could mean new affordable homes in your community.

Jul 14, 2026

Resolution Rescinding Prior Resolution and Declaring Surplus Land Under Surplus Land Act

This decision affects what happens to city-owned land in your neighborhood — declaring it surplus could open the door to affordable housing or public uses on properties that might otherwise sit idle or be sold without community benefit.

Jul 14, 2026

Contract Authorization for Dirt Removal and Dumping Services

This contract helps clean up vacant lots and properties owned by the former redevelopment agency, which could improve neighborhood appearance and property values in your area.

May 26, 2026

Contract Authorization for Dirt Removal and Dumping Services

Cleaning up these blighted vacant lots near the I-710 and Atlantic Avenue removes large debris mounds that attract illegal dumping, graffiti, and squatting — making your neighborhood safer and less of an eyesore for daily commuters.

May 26, 2026

Public Comments on Agenda and Non-Agenda Items

This is your chance to speak directly to the Successor Agency board about issues that matter to you or your neighborhood.

May 26, 2026

Dirt Removal Services Contract - Successor Agency Parcels

This contract cleans up city-owned vacant lots, reducing blight and improving neighborhood appearance and property values around your community.

May 12, 2026

Contract Authorization for Pacific Hauling Dirt Removal Services

This contract will clean up vacant lots owned by the former redevelopment agency, potentially reducing blight and improving safety in your neighborhood.

May 12, 2026

Public Comments on Agenda and Non-Agenda Items

This is your opportunity to speak directly to the Successor Agency Board about redevelopment issues affecting your neighborhood.

May 12, 2026

Professional Services Agreement - The Natelson Dale Group

This plan will shape how Compton attracts new businesses and jobs to your neighborhood, which could mean more local employment opportunities and better services near where you live.

Nov 4, 2025

Declaration of Successor Agency Properties as Surplus Land

This resolution will enable the city to pursue potential sales of these properties, with proceeds potentially funding future community development projects and services that benefit Compton residents.

Oct 28, 2025

Declaration of Properties as Surplus Land

This starts the legal process to potentially sell unused city properties, which could generate revenue for city services or lead to new development in your community.

Oct 28, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This brings a Christmas tree vendor to your neighborhood, giving families a convenient local option for holiday shopping.

Oct 14, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This agreement brings a seasonal Christmas tree vendor to your community while generating revenue for the city from otherwise unused property.

Oct 14, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This agreement allows a seasonal business to operate on city property, potentially bringing holiday shopping opportunities and economic activity to your neighborhood.

Oct 14, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This temporary use of vacant Agency property generates $2,000 in revenue for local government services and brings seasonal economic activity to your neighborhood.

Oct 14, 2025

Call to Order

Jun 24, 2025

Authorize Exclusive Negotiation Agreement with WIN Project for Housing Development

This project could create affordable housing options for your family and neighbors in Compton.

Jan 14, 2025

Exclusive Negotiation Agreement for Affordable Housing Development

Your neighborhood will see development of affordable housing units that can help keep Compton residents housed and strengthen our community.

Jan 14, 2025

Exclusive Negotiation Agreement for Affordable Housing at 1716 E. Rosecrans

This agreement starts negotiations to bring 21 new affordable housing units to your community, providing homes for low- and moderate-income families while improving a currently blighted area on Rosecrans Avenue.

Jan 14, 2025

Adjusted interest earnings for the Successor Agency Fund (Fund 1201) for Q3 FY2026

Contract with Pacific Hauling and Construction for dirt removal, concrete hauling, and debris cleanup at Successor Agency-owned parcels at 16208 and 16216 South Atlantic Avenue, for the remainder of FY 2025-2026.

Contract for dirt removal and dumping services on Successor Agency-owned parcels

Contract for dirt removal and dumping services on Successor Agency-owned parcels

Feb 10, 2026

city council

No new spending was approved at this meeting; the sole action item was the appointment of Sandra Lightner to the one vacant Beautification Committee seat designated for Councilmember Bowers to fill, approved 4-0 with Councilmember Spicer absent and no dollar amount attached. The city treasurer's FY26 Second Quarterly Investment Report — an informational receive-and-file item, not a spending decision — reported a $312.18M investment portfolio generating $3.01M in total interest revenue for the quarter, drawn from the General Fund ($1.19M), PERS ($890,903), Measure P ($376,350), the Successor Agency ($347,864), and Low Cost Housing ($201,513). Approximately twenty-two residents addressed the council during public comment, the majority focused on the Richland Farms preferential permit parking program; the city manager stated the program was erroneously suspended by a former city attorney, that the current ordinance enforces parking restrictions 24/7 with no time-of-day limits unlike surrounding cities, and that staff would return the following week with amendment options — no vote was taken on the ordinance. No repeat vendors, split payments, or threshold-adjacent amounts appear in the approved items because no spending was authorized.

Nov 4, 2025

city council

The council's largest spending approval was $1.4 million to United Pacific Services, Inc. for tree trimming, passed on the consent agenda 4-0-1 (Darton abstaining) as three split line items ($700,000, $400,000, and $300,000); the city manager stated additional funds may be requested to bring the year's total to $1 million. The same 4-0-1 consent vote also approved $88,151 to Nunez Office Installation DBA NOI Installations for Water Department furniture, structured as three separate payments ($44,076, $36,989, and $7,087). The council approved a $143,270 professional services contract with The Natelson Dale Group for an economic development strategic plan, 4-0-1 (Darton abstaining), despite lower competing bids on record at $137,675 and $129,500; the firm also appears in a separate Successor Agency action item, bringing its total across both agenda items to seven line items and $440,260. A six-year lease with Fathers and Mothers Who Care — which included a $175,000 city expenditure for improvements at a city-owned property on North Alameda — was tabled with no formal vote after council members questioned whether building and safety had inspected the facility and whether the improvement terms had been adequately documented. Approximately fifteen residents spoke during public comment, with multiple speakers raising complaints about Water Department billing fees, inconsistent charges, and staff conduct.