The agenda focuses on several key items, including the proclamation of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Fire Prevention Month. Significant legislative actions include approvals regarding the Downtown Specific Plan, specifically amendments to the General Plan, Zoning Map, and Specific Plan. The Council will also consider updates to the City's board and commission application form, a cooperative services agreement for a holiday event, and budget amendments to appropriate grant funds for the purchase of new transit vehicles. Further business includes a presentation on water rate adjustments and a library needs assessment, a scope reduction for sewer and parking lot improvements, and an ordinance concerning solid waste collection rates.
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The meeting included proclamations declaring Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Fire Prevention Month. Public comments addressed concerns about accessibility compliance in residential developments, privacy and data oversight regarding the use of automated license plate readers, and reports on recent immigration enforcement activities within the region. Council members provided updates on their recent attendance at conferences, community award events, and local planning meetings. The council also discussed an agreement to co-sponsor the Rotary Club's holiday event on High Street for a three-year term and processed items on the consent calendar.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting
Transportation and Public Works Standing Committee Special Meeting
The committee discussed several transportation and public works items. Key topics included a review of STOP control warrants and speed data, concluding that a formal analysis was currently premature. Updates were provided on the Arroyo Drive Improvement Project and the selection of an engineering firm for the 2026/2027 Pavement Management Program. Additionally, the committee considered and supported proposals to extend parking time limits on 3rd Street near the local preschool and to implement parking restrictions on Flinn Avenue to improve traffic flow.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Transportation and Public Works Standing Committee of the City of Moorpark Special Meeting
The committee will discuss pedestrian safety concerns regarding the installation of crosswalks with flashing lights on Meridian Hills Drive. Furthermore, the committee will receive updates on various capital improvement projects, including the High Street Bus Shelter Improvement Project, the citywide storm drain catch basin full capture trash device, the 2026 pavement rehabilitation, and the 2026/2027 pavement management program. Additionally, the committee will review the future budget deficit for transit services.
