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City Council on 2026-07-23 Closed Session - 3:00 PM /Regular Session 3:30 PM - Special Meeting

Published: Jul 23, 2026

GrantsInfrastructure

Westminster Authorizes Letter of Intent for Caltrans EV Charging Station Agreement

The council authorized staff to issue a letter of intent for a Caltrans maintenance agreement to support the IANA electric vehicle (EV) fast charging station development at 6260 Westminster Boulevard. This agreement is necessary because the project site requires power from Southern California Edison, which must run through Caltrans right-of-way. Caltrans prefers agreements with the city rather than individual business entities. The letter of intent will facilitate formalizing right-of-way maintenance agreements between the city, Caltrans, and the property owner (IANA) to prevent project delays. IANA, backed by eight global automakers, is developing its first beacon site in Westminster.

Budget & FinanceCommercial

Westminster City Council Approves 12% TOT Measure for November Ballot

The Westminster City Council voted to place a Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) measure on the November 3rd, 2026, General Municipal Election ballot. The measure proposes increasing the TOT from 8% to 12%, with an estimated annual revenue increase of approximately $452,000. This increase is intended to fund general city services, with priorities including public safety, emergency response, drinking water protection, homelessness addressing, and disaster preparedness. The council debated between a 12% and 14% rate, with surveys indicating greater voter support for the 12% rate. The final decision required a two-thirds vote of the council (four affirmative votes) to place the measure on the ballot. The council also approved a minor wording change in the ballot question, replacing "providing youth/senior programs" with "addressing speeding/unsafe driving" based on survey feedback.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Council Reconsiders Agenda Item Placement on County Funds Letter, Defers Vote

The City Council reconsidered a prior decision regarding the placement of an agenda item concerning a letter to the County Supervisor about recovered funds. A motion to reconsider the prior vote, which had inadvertently omitted one council member's vote, passed 4-0. Following reconsideration, Councilmember Nan Kwan Wynn stated he would vote against placing the item on the agenda, expressing his belief that the letter request was not appropriate. The council ultimately agreed to defer the decision on placing the item on the agenda to the August 12th meeting, allowing Councilmember Fan West (who initially proposed the item) to be present. The minutes will be revised to reflect Councilmember Nam Kwan Wynn's initial voting intention.

Community DevelopmentInfrastructure

Little Saigon Gateway Arch Concepts Presented; Further Community Input Sought

The City Council received an update on the design concepts for the Little Saigon Gateway Arch. Three concepts – "Temple Gateway," "Lotus Gateway," and "Lantern Gateway" – were presented, developed by MIG, Corsini Stark Architects, and Duke House Designs after extensive community outreach. While community input was incorporated into the general themes and symbolism, the specific concepts have not yet been presented to the public for feedback. Council members expressed a desire for further community engagement on these specific designs to ensure they resonate with residents and capture the cultural identity of Little Saigon. There was also discussion about whether Concept Three, which utilizes a catenary cable system rather than a traditional arch, aligns with the original intent of an archway project, and whether it should be considered as a distinct element or in addition to an arch.

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