City of Warrenton

The agenda includes discussion of the Crab Pot Christmas Tree and the November meeting, moss accumulation, an intern plan for Hammond Launch Docks, issues with camping and non-payment, and B Dock ramp sagging. The meeting also covers reports from the Harbormaster, public comments regarding vendor parking for the Buoy 10 salmon season, the need for a better vendor location, and a review of the Buoy 10 season's successes and challenges, including parking and the fish cleaning station. Additional discussion items include business licenses for charter and fishing guides, signage at the marinas, and the potential for future food vendors and a farmers' market.

The agenda includes discussion on the public safety dispatch services agreement with the City of Astoria, a public hearing regarding the amendment of Ordinance 1217 vacating certain streets, consideration of NW Smart Storage Lease Addendum, and consideration of request for meeting cancellations. Also includes reports from the Police Department and Harbormaster, and an update from the Community Library Board. An executive session is scheduled to discuss real property transactions.

The agenda includes a presentation by Commissioner Tom Dyer, followed by a consent calendar covering meeting minutes, police and finance reports, and advisory committee minutes. Public hearings will address the street renaming of NE Iredale to Isobar. Business items include consideration of an EPA redevelopment planning presentation, a city commissioner appointment, a public safety fee resolution, parliamentary housekeeping, a contract award for marina pile replacement, the sale of a gear shed, and the purchase and installation of a generator for a pump station. A discussion item covers fill and grading.

The agenda and meeting minutes of the Warrenton Parks Advisory Board include discussions on Warrenton Parks Alliance, upcoming lighting improvements for Quincy and Bessie Robinson Park to reduce vandalism, resurfacing of tennis and pickleball courts, and the installation of new trail signs. Also covered were community grants, a proposal for movies in the park, community garden relocation, WIKI Field conditions, trail sign ribbons cutting, and a memorial bench application for Seafarer's Park.

The commission discussed CUP-25-3, where the applicant spoke about removing a bedroom to move forward with the permit, and the commission approved it based on the staff report. They also discussed CUP-24-10, where the applicant's attorney and the Director of the Port of Astoria spoke about the project's history and the need to find another site, with many community members testifying in approval. Additionally, they discussed RZ-25-1, where the applicant spoke about building more houses and needing a zone change, with a member of the community giving public testimony in favor of the rezone. Lastly, they discussed SUB-25-landV-25-l, where the staff report was given, and the applicant spoke about the issues, but the hearing was continued to the next meeting due to a request to hold the record open for additional testimony.