Lompoc City Council 4 21 2026

The City of Lompoc City Council held a meeting on April 21, 2026, which included several procurement and contract-related discussions. Key procurement actions included approval of amendments to agreements for plant checks and inspection services with Bureau Veritas North America, and change orders for landfill gas remediation and various wholesale drug companies. The council also discussed the implementation of a new time clock system for city employees, with an estimated one-time cost of $112,000 to $117,000 and annual costs of about $6,647, seeking council direction to proceed with labor union negotiations. Additionally, the council reviewed the evaluation of the city's energy and water conservation rebate programs following an audit that identified deficiencies and improper rebate approvals, including some involving the city manager. The council directed a third-party review of rebate applications over the past two years to ensure compliance and explore potential recoupment of funds. Other procurement-related topics included a contract for building inspection services with ongoing amendments and discussions about the general plan update and outside service agreements with LAFCO. Motions were passed to approve several consent calendar items and to proceed with the rebate program investigation. The meeting also featured presentations on community and economic development, and concluded with a closed session on labor negotiations.