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The committee reviewed the feasibility study for the Downtown Business Improvement District and Property-Based Improvement District. The agenda included an analysis of the industrial sector, focusing on long-term viability and preservation strategies. Additionally, the committee evaluated current market conditions, including recent leasing and development activity, and explored initiatives for streamlining the permit process.

The committee meeting focused on reviewing a proposed project at 2060 S. Bascom Avenue, which includes the construction of a 3,600 square-foot bank and financial services building. Key discussion topics included the project's site layout, architectural design, parking improvements, landscaping plans, and the requested tree removal permit for a California palm tree.

The committee discussed several ongoing infrastructure and safety projects, including the East Campbell Avenue Plan Line Study, wayfinding signage for the Pruneyard Creek Trail, and chicane spacing on trails. Updates were provided on the Hamilton Avenue Resurfacing Project, the Hamilton Avenue and Highway 17 Bicycle Overcrossing, the Multimodal Transportation Plan, and the Comprehensive Traffic Safety Action Plan.

The agenda for the meeting included the approval of minutes from February 24, 2026. A public hearing was scheduled to consider a Conditional Use Permit for Fatih Ulas to allow the on-site sale of beer and wine in association with a quick service restaurant (Sultan's Kebab) at 278 E Campbell Avenue. A study session focused on Economic Development, featuring an overview of Campbell's Economic Development Plan and current economic conditions. New Business included Planning Commissioner/Subcommittee Reports and a Report of the Community Development Director.

The Special Meeting agenda included calling the meeting to order, roll call, and approval of the minutes from the Regular Meeting held on February 12, 2026. Reports were scheduled from the County Librarian and Community Librarian concerning library updates, including construction progress and upcoming events. The Assistant City Manager was set to provide a City Update. New Business featured a public hearing and grant award recommendation for the FY 26 Neighborhood Association Assistance Grant, along with project assignments covering initiatives like Campbell Cares and Explore Art. Unfinished Business and Project Updates, including Art Outside the Box and Children's Arts and Crafts, were also listed.