GARDEN GROVE’S Korean business area is along Garden Grove Boulevard between Magnolia Street and Magnolia. It used to be the location of the annual Korean Festival (File photo).

A busy agenda will greet the Garden Grove City Council when it meets on Tuesday.

Among the matters to be considered will be:

• a request from the Korean Chamber of Commerce to change “Korean Business District” to “Koreatown” and revise two signs on Garden Grove Boulevard.
• adoption of a resolution to create an oversight committee regarding Measure O actions related to the 1-cent sales tax increase approved by voters in November;
• appointments to city commissions;
• an agreement and funding for in-car video, body worn cameras and cloud storage for the police department in the amount of $1,449,009.42;
• second reading of ordinances which include regulation of sidewalk vendors and a crackdown on violations of the city’s municipal code by increasing fines;
• consideration of appointments for an ad hoc committee for the Willowick Golf Course site.

The council will meet at 6:30 p.m. in its chambers Tuesday, 11300 Stanford Ave.