City of Morro Bay Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission discussed a request for a Major Modification to Municipal Code Section 17.30.140 regarding the Tidelands Business License Program, aiming to establish operational standards for nonpermanent vendors in the tidelands area. Additionally, the Commission conducted a conceptual review for Seashell Estates, focusing on a proposal to increase the height limit for residential units within an approved subdivision while ensuring compliance with ridgeline protection standards.
Oct 13, 2026·
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City of Morro Bay City Council Regular Meeting Agenda
The City Council will discuss the Boating Safety and Enforcement Equipment Grant contract and vessel re-powering, the conversion of park tennis courts into pickleball courts, and a commercial lease amendment for the Morro Dunes Trailer Park. Key business items include the award of a contract for the 2026 Pavement Rehabilitation Project, a discussion regarding the usage of Automated License Plate Recognition cameras, seller financing arrangements for the Morro Elementary School site purchase, and a work plan for the Morro Elementary subcommittee.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Morro Bay Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting included an update on the WMPAC appointee and a public comment period featuring community concerns regarding housing and emergency preparedness. The Commission reviewed several public hearing items, including a request for a continuance regarding a frontage improvement appeal at 416 Main Street. Additionally, the Commission approved a Coastal Development Permit for a property at 630 Embarcadero and a Conditional Use Permit for the Morro Bay Oyster Company at 1287 Embarcadero Road.
Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Waterfront Master Plan Advisory Committee Special Meeting
The committee meeting focused on the review of the Waterfront Master Plan Design Guidelines and associated decision points regarding building heights, community benefits, and area-specific guidelines for the Market Plaza and former power plant sites. Additionally, committee members discussed the Preferred Alternative for the Waterfront Master Plan, including specific motions related to structural elements, viewing elevators, and street-end conversions to plazas. Updates were also provided on various ongoing initiatives such as the Coleman Park conceptual plan, the Morro Dunes RV park lease, and the status of different lease site redevelopments along the waterfront.
