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City Council, August 11, 2026

Approved: Union Pacific Railroad Corridor Regional Coordination Framework, 9-0

4h 45m38,904 words
19 mentionscommercialapproveddensityresidentialpublic hearingconditional useLong Beach, CA
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What happened

On August 11, 2026, Long Beach approved Union Pacific Railroad Corridor Regional Coordination Framework (9-0).

The Long Beach City Council's only land-use-relevant approval was a 9-0 vote to award a contract of up to about $9.27 million to Manson Construction Company for the Alamitos Bay Entrance Channel Dredging Project in District 3.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Long Beach, CA
Governing body
Final authority
Date
August 11, 2026
Decisions
8 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, 9-0

Free sample: decision 1 of 8

Consent calendar

Consent calendar approved on a roll call. Items included a LexisNexis Risk Solutions contract that drew public opposition.

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Key Decisions (8)

Approved

Consent calendar

Vote: unanimous
Continued

FY27 budget hearings: HR, Fire, Disaster Preparedness

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Entertainment permit for Pure Ultra Lounge, 217 Pine Avenue

Vote: 9-05 conditions attached
Approved

Union Pacific Railroad Corridor Regional Coordination Framework

Vote: 9-01 conditions attached
Amended

Ordinance on false advertising by pregnancy services centers

Vote: 9-02 conditions attached
Approved

Alamitos Bay Entrance Channel Dredging contract

Vote: 9-01 conditions attached
Approved

E-bike ordinance first reading

Vote: 9-0
Approved

Proposition L ordinance adopted

Vote: 9-0Moved by Ricks-Oddie

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Development Activity (4)

Alamitos Bay Entrance Channel Dredging and Peninsula Beach Nourishment

Infrastructure

Pure Ultra Lounge entertainment permit

Commercial

1,200-unit residential development near 2nd and PCH

Residential

Expanded battery energy storage facility, east side

Infrastructure

Market Signals (4)

Housing Demand

More than 1,200 housing units are coming online near 2nd…

Infrastructure

The proposed elimination of Fire Engine 14 near Belmont Shore…

Sentiment

The city faces a large structural FY27 deficit, with Measure…

Infrastructure

The 30-year-old CAD dispatch system replacement ($6-8M) is unfunded, while…

Who spoke

19 distinct speakers; 5 identified names.

All speaker roles: 5 Staff, 6 Councilmember, 3 Public, 3 Unknown, 1 Clerk, 1 Mayor.

Identified name roles: 2 Staff, 3 Councilmember.

Speaker sample: Bryce Tyler, Staff.

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Zoning terms (6)

19 recorded timestamps

  • commercial (6 timestamps)
  • approved (7 timestamps)
  • density (1 timestamps)
  • residential (2 timestamps)
  • public hearing (2 timestamps)
  • conditional use (1 timestamps)

Decision moments (8)

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