Fullerton · week of October 3, 2026
Council approves General Plan Revision to Designate Five Properties as Historical Landmarks
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What changed in Fullerton
General Plan Revision to Designate Five Properties as Historical Landmarks
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Watch this moment →Zone Change on Properties Located in the Lower Golden Hill Neighborhood
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Watch this moment →September 15, 2026 Meeting Minutes
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Watch this moment →Property, Casualty and Workers' Compensation Insurance Program Report
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Watch this moment →Tree, Kiosk and Bench Donation Program Expansion
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Watch this moment →$288,900 Office of Traffic Safety Grant Agreement
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Watch this moment →Alarm Permitting and Billing Services Agreement
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Watch this moment →Airport Southeast Hangars Roof Rehabilitation Project
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Watch this moment →State College Boulevard Street Rehabilitation Project
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Development activity
Historical Landmark Designations (Five Properties)
401 Cannon Lane, 845 N. Euclid St., 545 W. Fern Dr., 600 W. Valley View Dr., and 353 W. Commonwealth Ave.
General plan revision to designate five properties as local historical landmarks.
approved · still approved
Track this project →Lower Golden Hill Neighborhood Zone Change
Properties bounded by Richman Avenue, Malvern Avenue and West side of Drake Avenue
A zone change request to rezone Lower Golden Hill properties from single-family residential to a preservation zone.
approved · still approved
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Also discussed
Street Rehabilitation and SB 1 Funds Allocation
The city awarded a nearly $2.4 million contract to repave and rehabilitate State College Boulevard, improving driving conditions and roadway safety.
What it means: The project represents a capital expenditure of $2,379,112 funded through local transportation funds.
Follow this issue →Lower Golden Hill Neighborhood Zone Change
The city is rezoning properties in the Lower Golden Hill neighborhood to create a historic preservation zone, protecting neighborhood character and architectural history.
What it means: Property owners and residents in Lower Golden Hill seeking to preserve the historic character of their neighborhood.
Follow this issue →Historic Landmark Designation for "Flight" Sculpture
Five local properties are being officially added to the city's historical register to protect their cultural significance.
What it means: History enthusiasts and the community at large by preserving local architectural heritage.
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What's coming, and the deadline
Planning Commission · Wednesday, October 14
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →City Council · Tuesday, October 20
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