The City Council meeting covered various administrative and operational items, including fiscal year 2027 outside requests for city donations, and several contract awards. Major projects addressed included the Cliff Avenue/Ocean Boulevard storm drain repair and bluff stabilization, the 2026 roadway maintenance and slurry seal project, the design of the 320/330 Main Street parking lot, and the Huston Street test well drilling project. Additionally, the council reviewed a cooperation agreement with the County of San Luis Obispo for federal entitlement programs, a cannabis tax fund grant, amendments to consulting agreements for environmental and zoning services, and mid-cycle budget adjustments. A public hearing was scheduled regarding the certification of weed abatement charges.
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The meeting includes a closed session regarding real property negotiations for multiple locations. Key discussion topics involve a proclamation recognizing July as Parks Make Life Better! Month and the introduction of various new city employees across multiple departments. The agenda covers several administrative and operational items, including an update on emergency proclamations, the awarding of a contract for janitorial supplies, a new agreement for parking enforcement services, the cancellation of an upcoming meeting, and modifications to downtown parking time limits. Furthermore, public hearings are scheduled regarding the relinquishment of Highway 1, Dolliver Street, and Price Street, alongside protests concerning weed and rubbish abatement. A report on the 2025 Northern Cities Management Area annual monitoring is also included for review.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Pismo Beach City Council Regular Meeting
The council agenda included a closed session regarding existing litigation involving Spanish Vineyards, LLC. Presentations were scheduled to recognize National Public Works Week and National Foster Care Month. Key business items included the review of the payroll register and register of demands, the approval for the purchase of a replacement Polaris cart vehicle for the Fire Department, and a report on job vacancies in compliance with Assembly Bill 2561. Additionally, a public hearing was set for the update of the General Plan/Local Coastal Program Coastal Land Use Plan and certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report.
