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Culver City–AECOM Hayden Tract Specific Plan consulting agreement, 2024–2026

2024-10-28 2024-2026 Contract and amendment approved; Hayden Tract plan draft released, adoption pending
At a glance

The Culver City Council approved a professional-services agreement with AECOM on October 28, 2024 to prepare the Hayden Tract Specific Plan, with a not-to-exceed price of $500,000. The Council subsequently approved an additional not-to-exceed $100,000 amendment on July 14, 2025. A $200,000 Metro Transit Oriented Communities Technical Assistance grant awarded in 2025 was proposed to replace City General Fund contributions to the existing $600,000 plan budget, not increase the consultant's $600,000 ceiling. The City published a public review draft in August 2026; adoption was not documented as of October 14.

Direct municipal professional-services contract, with intergovernmental grant offset City Council 2024 action summary, 2025 amendment agenda, 2025 Metro staff report and 2026 City project update
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Documented amounts
$500,000 · $100,000 · $600,000 combined ceiling · $200,000 Metro grant offset
Original Contract Approved
2024-10-28
Original Limit Usd
500000
Amendment Approved
2025-07-14
Amendment Limit Usd
100000
Total Limit Usd
600000
Metro Grant Award Reported Usd
200000
Grant Funding Effect
Replaces $200,000 of City General Fund support within $600,000 budget
Public Draft Released
2026-08-28
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Context note

The City staff report dates Metro's grant award notification July 30, 2025; the September 8 City agenda recommended grant acceptance. Do not treat proposed receipt and appropriation as independently verified completed transactions. The public-review draft is not an adopted zoning plan.