The subcommittee held a meeting to review and discuss the 2026 historic property preservation amendments and the Mills Act program. The discussion included clarifying the requirements for the 10-year contract, inspection processes, and property maintenance obligations. The committee reviewed four specific properties, discussed the methodology for worklist prioritization, and addressed inquiries regarding the tax savings calculations and the process for completing required improvements.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
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The meeting included discussions on several agenda items. Public comments addressed e-bike safety, public beach access, volunteer fire department staffing, and mosquito control efforts. The Commission approved consent items including traffic control measures and red curb markings at specific intersections. Additionally, the Commission held a public hearing regarding a development permit and conditional use permit for the Sorosaura Nordic Baths at South El Camino Real, reviewing design renderings, parking requirements, and landscaping plans.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council of San Clemente Regular Meeting Agenda
The City Council meeting agenda includes the adoption of Ordinance No. 1813, which proposes amendments to Chapter 15.04 of the municipal code concerning building regulations, construction enforcement procedures, and the expansion of emergency powers for the Building Official. Additionally, the Council will consider a resolution to adopt the Strategic Implementation Program (SIP). Other business includes the formal acceptance of the Digester No. 2 structural and mechanical rehabilitation project and the approval of financial items, including warrant and payroll registers.
Sep 30, 2026·Board meeting
City of St. Clemeni Design Review Subcommittee Special Meeting
The subcommittee discussed an architectural permit amendment for a single-family residence project located at 116 Elevante. Key discussion points included the project's architectural design, specifically the use of materials such as light gray smooth stucco, natural stone, and black metal cladding. The committee reviewed landscaping requirements, emphasizing the need for vertical planting and cascading greenery to soften the building's massing and perceived scale. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding the drainage easement and potential flexibility in engineering solutions, as well as design recommendations for facade articulation and deepening window recesses to add visual interest.