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Read. Follow. Verify.Contract Approved for Fullerton Main Library Auditorium Renovation
Record date · March 17, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City Council is considering a $375,700 contract with Cabifornia Inc. to renovate the Osborne Auditorium at the Fullerton Main Library. This item is currently listed on the for the upcoming meeting.
The city will spend $375,700 in public funds to perform construction work on the Osborne Auditorium, which will impact the availability and condition of the library's event space.
Who It Affects
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Cabifornia Inc.
The company is the designated contractor for the renovation project and will receive $375,700 upon approval.
Fullerton Library Patrons
Library users may experience changes in access to the Osborne Auditorium during the renovation period.
Key Facts
- The city has proposed a contract worth $375,700 for the renovation of the Osborne Auditorium.
- The contractor identified for this project is Cabifornia Inc.
- The project is located at the Fullerton Main Library.
- The item is filed under number 26-0115.
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- The item is currently categorized as a 'Consent Calendar' item, meaning it is typically approved in a single vote without individual discussion.
- The proposal is being reviewed by the City Council, Successor Agency, and Housing Authority.
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Multi-Agency Oversight
The contract is being processed through the City Council, Successor Agency, and Housing Authority simultaneously, indicating a shared funding or oversight structure for the library facility.
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