The City Council approved a price reduction for the Tiamo property purchase, adopted ADU regulations to comply with state law, and addressed arts, land use, parking, and preservation matters.
The City Council purchased properties on Laguna Canyon Road and addressed a Rockledge Road design appeal, housing, transportation, and litigation matters.
The City Council re-established the Wildfire Mitigation and Fire Safety Ad Hoc Committee, denied a design review appeal for Sunset Ridge Drive, and addressed other matters.
The City Council approved a public art installation for Cleo Street Beach Access and addressed electric vehicle charging, fleet electrification, planning, litigation, technology, and records matters.
The City Council adopted a Climate Action and Adaptation Plan and addressed short-term rental licensing, economic development, property negotiations, marine conservation, and infrastructure matters.
The City Council addressed housing policy and code compliance, recreational facility improvements, environmental regulations, budget adjustments, and emergency infrastructure planning.
The City Council introduced an ordinance creating a Slow Streets Program, considered the future of the homeless shelter, and addressed electric bicycles, finance, housing, and infrastructure.
The City Council approved infrastructure contracts for the Anita Street Sewer Lift Station, established the Virginia Way Underground Utility District, and addressed fire prevention, planning, and housing matters.
The City Council approved infrastructure contracts for Cleo Street beach access and a stormwater master plan, and addressed dining policy, tourism, housing appeals, and regulatory ordinances.
