What the Los Alamitos Planning Commission is about to take up
The Los Alamitos Planning Commission/Subdivision Committee meets Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber, 3191 Katella Avenue. No public hearing is scheduled; the agenda is a community meeting, a report and a direction item. These are items from the posted agenda — nothing below has been decided yet. Every item links to the official record.
Source: official agenda (PDF) · Los Alamitos agenda portal · Written comments: gmartinez@cityoflosalamitos.org by 3:00 p.m. on the day of the meeting
🚲 Restriping Los Alamitos Boulevard with bike lanes
- Katella Avenue to Bradbury Road: staff report that “the existing striping is faded on Los Alamitos Boulevard and needs restriping,” and propose “to modify the striping to include bike lanes and create a safer environment for all modes of transportation,” following the city’s Master Active Transportation Plan. The commission is asked to “consider and discuss the striping modification plan” and “provide direction to Staff.” Item 8.B
- 2026 Local Road Safety Plan: a receive-and-file report on a plan that “evaluates reported injury crashes from 2021 through 2025, identifies recurring crash patterns, and ranks intersections and roadway corridors where safety improvements may provide the greatest benefit,” and positions the city for Highway Safety Improvement Program grants. Item 8.A
💬 CDBG community meeting
- At the request of the Orange County Community Resources Department, the commission will “hold the community meeting and take testimony as necessary” on the use and priority of Community Development Block Grant funds; the commission “is acting as a conduit” for public comment. Notice ran in the Orange County Reporter on September 4. Item 7.A
📋 Also on the agenda
- Approval of minutes on consent, department items and commissioner reports. Any final determination may be appealed to the City Council within ten business days; the agenda lists the appeal fee as $1,101.00 for residents and $2,349.00 for non-residents. Items 5, 9, 10
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