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The meeting included a closed session public comment period. The primary agenda item was the performance evaluation of the City Manager in accordance with Government Code Section 54957. The Council reconvened in open session, noting that no reportable action was taken.
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The Council reviewed and approved several proclamations, including those for Sea Otter Awareness Day and the Day of Peace. Key actions included authorizing a voting delegate for an upcoming conference and adopting a resolution regarding deed and lease restrictions at an Embarcadero property. The Council also engaged in a discussion regarding the visioning and entitlement process for the Morro Elementary School property, directing a subcommittee to lead public listening sessions. Finally, the Council requested a review of the water and sewer fee schedule.
The commission discussed several items, including an update on WMPAC activities and public comments regarding the Housing Element Update and emergency preparedness. Key actions included approving the continuance of a frontage improvement appeal for 416 Main St., approving a Coastal Development Permit for 630 Embarcadero, and approving a Conditional Use Permit for the Morro Bay Oyster Company at 1287 Embarcadero Road after discussion regarding trash enclosures. The Community Development Director also provided updates on future conceptual reviews.
The City Council conducted a closed session regarding real property negotiations and potential litigation. During the public session, the Council received a presentation on the State of the Bay and heard public comments concerning license plate readers, environmental projects, and business operations. Key business items included discussions on the Tidelands Business License Program and the formal decision to decline adoption of a resolution supporting the City of Paso Robles bid for ambulance services. Additionally, the Council discussed future agenda items, including planning and zoning changes for Morro Elementary, economic development, and legislative strategies regarding local housing authority.
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