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A 5-year capital improvement program for the City of Grover Beach covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan outlines expenditures for large-scale, permanent infrastructure improvements across parks and community services, public buildings and facilities, streets and storm drains, water, and wastewater systems, prioritizing projects that exceed $50,000 with a useful life of at least ten years.
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The Council conducted ceremonial proclamations, reviewed an informational update from Waste Connection, and approved several consent items including treasurer's reports, the award of a construction contract for street improvements, and a professional services agreement for the Housing Element Update. A public hearing was held to adopt an ordinance establishing hours of use for park sport courts and playgrounds. Additionally, the Council discussed and took positions on statewide ballot measures for the November 2026 election, aligning with the League of California Cities.
The Council conducted ceremonial proclamations recognizing National POW/MIA Recognition Month and National Recovery Month. Consent agenda items included a biennial conflict-of-interest code review, support for a gubernatorial signature on AB 1761, code amendments related to park hours and accessory dwelling units, and a temporary stay of enforcement on poultry regulations. The Council also supported a proposal for emergency medical services in neighboring jurisdictions. Regular business included a presentation on the Regional Housing Needs Allocation Plan and guidance provided for a policy resolution at the League of California Cities Annual Conference.
The commission reviewed and approved a time extension for a development application, adopting Resolution No. 26-05 to grant an additional two-year extension. The commission also addressed another development application, voting to continue the public hearing to a future date. Additionally, commissioners discussed topics including potential student studies for the city and project permitting timing, while staff provided a brief report on recent community events.
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