1 development and 8 issues moved in Inglewood

Arbor Vitae Counseling Facility

414 West Arbor Vitae Street

An appeal of Special Use Permit No. 26-00020 to allow a large group counseling facility in an existing commercial building zoned C-2 General Commercial.

still pending

Opposition to Statewide Proposition 43

The city manager is recommending that the council oppose Proposition 43 on the November ballot, which would impose a two-thirds voter approval requirement for local special taxes and restrict certain property tax initiatives.

What it means: Local government agencies retaining taxing flexibility.

Substance Abuse Counseling Facility Denial on Arbor Vitae

An appeal has been filed regarding a special use permit for a large group counseling facility at 414 West Arbor Vitae Street, with staff recommending a continuance to late November.

What it means: The applicant and clients seeking counseling services, provided conditions are met.

Independent Financial Audit of WOW Media Revenues

Council District 1 is pushing for a $150,000 independent financial audit to review all revenues, fees, and revenue shares received from WOW Media under city agreements. This check helps ensure the city is collecting every dollar it is owed from outdoor advertising and media contracts.

What it means: Up to $150,000 allocated from the General Fund for the audit.

Permit Parking Termination on 4th Avenue

The city is proposing to end permit parking on 4th Avenue between 104th and 108th Streets in District 9, which could change how residents and visitors park in the neighborhood.

What it means: Drivers seeking non-restricted parking options along the specified corridor.

Library Facility Renovations and Branch Operations

The board will receive updates on library services and community programs, keeping residents informed about local resources.

What it means: Inglewood residents who utilize public library services and community programs.

Library Art Installations and Public Art Relocation

Plans are moving forward for new art installations at the Crenshaw-Imperial Branch Library and updates related to the Downtown Inglewood Cultural District and Utility Box Art Project. These efforts aim to bring more public art directly into neighborhoods and commercial corridors.

What it means: Library patrons, downtown shoppers, and local businesses within the cultural district.

Public Art Fund Balance and Consultant Update

The commission is reviewing several major public art initiatives, including a mural design for Sankofa Place at Centinela and new guidelines for temporary versus permanent art installations. These projects help shape the visual landscape and cultural identity of Inglewood neighborhoods.

What it means: Inglewood residents, local artists, and visitors who get to enjoy enhanced public spaces and cultural vibrancy.

Utility Box Art Program Phase 1

A full slate of public art projects — including the Sankofa Place at Centinela mural, the utility box art program, and the Downtown Inglewood Cultural District RFP — was set to be reviewed but waits until the November 18 meeting.

What it means: Residents and local artists will benefit once the art projects move forward after the rescheduled meeting.