The document serves as a report for the approval of various meeting minutes and contains proceedings from multiple sessions. Key discussions include the adoption of budgets for fiscal year 2026-27, the establishment of appropriations limits, and the handling of various administrative resolutions such as local emergency declarations and utility easement acceptances. The council also addressed municipal planning, including accessory dwelling unit regulations, wireless telecommunications facility moratoriums, and professional services agreements for water and infrastructure projects. Additionally, the proceedings cover community safety awards, appointments to the Harry Barovsky Memorial Youth Commission, and ongoing discussions regarding the Community Brigade litigation and committee formations.
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The council agenda includes the second reading and adoption of an ordinance defining 'beachfront' for zoning purposes. Other business items include the approval of financial warrants, an amendment to a printing services agreement, the presentation of the Malibu Surf Legend Award, and the disposal of surplus audio/visual equipment. The agenda also covers the acceptance of the Malibu Permanent Skate Park project, an update on the City Hall Solar Power Project, a Capital Improvement Program overview, and a proposal for the 2027 calendar of City Council meetings.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Council Agenda Report
The Council reviewed a proposal to accept a $50,000 donation from the Wallis Annenberg Legacy Foundation for enhancements at Legacy Park. The project includes expanding the native pollinator garden and installing a new bench near the park's retention basin, a request which is supported by the Parks and Recreation Commission.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting
Malibu City Council Meeting Minutes
The City Council meeting included deliberations on various land use appeals, ordinances, and infrastructure projects. Key discussions involved a coastal development permit appeal, technical amendments to the Floodplain Management Ordinance, the approval of the Malibu Bluffs Park Snack Shack and Park Enhancement Project, and the PCH Wastewater Project. The Council also addressed fire rebuild policies, sales tax suspension proposals for rebuilds, the establishment of various ad hoc committees, and the appointment of delegates to regional conferences. Additionally, reports were received on financial performance, fire emergency responses, and coastal vulnerability assessments.
