District 5 Council Member· 2024-2028
Cindy Galvan
El Monte
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 1:14:32
- Avg per meeting
- 3:44
- Segments
- 1120
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Top issues during term (15)(Development)
HOME-ARP Funding for Esperanza Village and Rose Court
Brings 202 affordable housing units and a county community services building to a long-underused 13.66-acre site.
Main Street / Valley Mall Revitalization
Night markets cost about $137,000 in FY 2026-27, paid from the parking business improvement fund, which generates roughly $180,000 a year.
Commissioner Joe Moreno Resigns After a Year of Service
212-Unit Apartment Project at 10561 Santa Fe Drive Moves Forward
An estimated $75-80 million private investment, with development fees that help fund nearby Pioneer Park.
Youth volleyball training facility at 4168 Arden Drive
Fills a vacant industrial tenant space with a business serving youth athletes; no city subsidy involved.
KB Homes construction impacts on Kaufman Street neighborhood
Potential city liability if construction hazards like the sidewalk gap cause injuries.
202-Unit Rental Housing Development at 4024 Durfee Avenue
No direct city cost; the project adds property tax base and housing units.
Housing production toward the 8,502-unit regional goal
The applicant noted the project will generate additional property tax revenue for the city.
Street parking pressure from new housing and ADUs
The applicant noted the project will generate additional property tax revenue for the city.
Child daycare facility at 3049½ Tyler Avenue
No direct city cost; the applicant pays for improvements, restriping, and the parking covenant.
Stalled three-home project at 3434 Durfee Avenue
The applicants say construction loan costs are the main hurdle; without the extension they'd have to restart the entire approval process at significant expense.
Four-story self-storage facility at 4301 Temple City Boulevard
The developer said the project would add to the city's property tax roll.
Family describes eviction and housing dispute
CDBG-CV homeless housing grant closeout
No new city money — the $8.2 million was federal/state grant funding, and ongoing services are paid by LA County.
Willow Way affordable housing oversight concerns
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Galvan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consideration and Approval to Accept Funding From the Los Angeles County Aging & Disability Department (Formerly Known as the Workforce Development Aging and Community Services) for the Supportive Services Program for Contract Years…
Consideration and Approval of Recommendation to Accept Funding from the Los Angeles County Aging & Disability Department (Formerly Known as the Workforce Development Aging and Community Services) for the Elderly Nutrition Program for…
Voting record (0)(Development)
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