District 1 Council Member· 2025-2029
Brad Waller
Redondo Beach
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 15:00
- Avg per meeting
- 7:30
- Segments
- 192
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Coastal-zone food sales at service stations
Potential impact on business operations and tax revenues for local service stations.
Planning Commission Vacancy
Artesia Blvd. Art Installations — Phase I
Projects are funded through the John Parsons Public Art Fund and existing city allocations.
Housing Authority appointment
49-Unit Mixed-Use Development Appeal at 401 S. Pacific Coast Highway
Private investment of a multi-million-dollar mixed-use real estate development with affordable housing components.
Garnet Historic District Designation
Negligible impact on the municipal budget, primarily involving staff processing time.
Affordable Housing to Lease project funding
$250,000 in federal money coming into the city for affordable housing.
General Plan Land Use Element and Historic Preservation
Nominal administrative costs associated with historic resource surveys and policy drafting.
South Bay Regional Housing Trust Expansion (SB 799)
Joining the trust may involve municipal contributions or grant-matching opportunities for affordable housing projects.
State housing bills positions
SB 1117 would limit ADU impact fees the city can collect; SB 922 would help recover street repair costs.
Surplus land declaration at 179 N. Harbor Drive
Housing Element Zoning Amendments (Ordinance No. 3311-26)
No direct cost to taxpayers; the zoning change shapes future development capacity citywide.
Pier and Boardwalk Wireless Infrastructure License
Revenue-sharing terms would generate lease income to the city; amounts were not stated.
Former Fun Factory Site Negotiations
Expect a shake-up in local businesses and potentially new job opportunities as these massive projects get underway.
Housing Element and Zoning Code Amendments
State housing compliance avoids potential penalties and aligns local planning with housing grants.
New Dog Daycare and Training Facility on Pacific Coast Highway
Private commercial investment with minor municipal fee revenue.
Permanent Local Housing Allocation Program Plan
Brings state housing allocation funds into the city.
Historic Property Restoration and Infill Development at 517 S. Catalina Avenue
Private investment in property renovation and new housing construction.
mixed-use development approval
This project is expected to bring new businesses and housing, potentially boosting the local economy.
housing element invalidation
Developers might face new hurdles, and the city could be on the hook for legal costs or new planning expenses.
Decisions during term (4)
Recorded while Waller was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
APPROVE THE CITY’S CONSENT TO RDR’S TWELFTH SUBLEASE AMENDMENT WITH PEGGY HIRAIZUMI, DBA KOBE PEARL, FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 100 “D” FISHERMAN’S WHARF KATHERINE BUCK, ACTING WATERFRONT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CONTACT:
APPROVE AN AGREEMENT WITH KEYSER MARSTON ASSOCIATES, INC. (KMA) TO PROVIDE CONSULTING SERVICES FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT TO ASSIST THE CITY IN DOCUMENTING THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING AGREEMENT TERMS FOR THE 43-UNIT RESIDENTIAL…
Coastal Development Permit for Esplanade Beach Access Ramp
APPROVE THE CONSENT TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT OF THE SUBLEASE BETWEEN MAJESTIC KHM, LLC AND BLUEWATER GRILL REDONDO L.P., FOR THE PREMISES AT 665 NORTH HARBOR DRIVE KATHERINE BUCK, ACTING WATERFRONT & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CONTACT:
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.