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City Council Adds Brookwood-Report Housing Discussion to CCUSD Donation Agreement

2025-09-08Motion carried 3-2 in City draft minutes

Culver City Council draft minutes record approval, by a 3-2 vote, of a motion on the City's donation agreement with Culver City Unified School District that included replacement conditions and an amendment requiring a housing discussion for revenue opportunities from district properties as explored in the Brookwood Report.

City Council action on interagency funding agreementDirect City draft minutes; vote and motion text recorded

Record Details

Motion Maker

Bryan Bubba Fish

Motion Second

Yasmine-Imani McMorrin

Document Status

draft minutes

Brookwood Reference

housing discussion for revenue opportunities from district properties as explored in the Brookwood Report

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Financial Relationship

The City donation agreement was tied to partnership conditions that included discussion of housing/revenue opportunities on district property.

Amount

$2.5 million City contribution to CCUSD

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$2.5 million City contribution to CCUSD

Record Notes

The cited City document is labeled draft minutes. It records the substitute motion by Council Member Fish, seconded by Council Member McMorrin, to include a housing discussion for revenue opportunities from district properties as explored in the Brookwood Report. The recorded vote was AYES: Fish, McMorrin, Puza; NOES: O'Brien, Vera. This establishes Freddy Puza's direct vote for the motion containing the Brookwood-report housing condition. It does not establish that Puza selected Brookwood, controlled the district study, or had any relationship with Faring. Contemporary reporting records then-CCUSD Board President Triston Ezidore advocating for City financial support for CCUSD, but the reviewed sources do not establish that Ezidore personally endorsed the Brookwood housing condition.

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