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 council meeting included several proclamations and recognitions, such as the introduction of 2026/2027 Teen Council Members, recognition of the retiring City Attorney, and the declaration of October 2026 as Community Planning Month. The Finance Department received recognition for excellence in financial reporting. Key actions included the approval of the warrant register, an appointment to the Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council, and the approval of a Special Counsel agreement for transitioning City Attorney services. Additionally, the council introduced an ordinance regarding solid waste regulations, advanced the Moorpark Public Services Facility as a power project site, initiated a request for proposal for managed library services, and approved artwork for the new library children's area.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting
Transportation And Public Works Standing Committee Special Meeting Annotated Agenda
The committee discussed pedestrian safety concerns along Meridian Hills Drive, including requests for marked crosswalks, flashing lights, and increased traffic enforcement. Updates were provided on several Public Works Capital Improvement Projects, such as the High Street Bus Shelter Improvement Project, the Citywide Storm Drain Catch Basin Full Capture Trash Device Project, and the 2026 Pavement Rehabilitation Project. Additionally, the committee reviewed the projected future budget deficit for transit services and recommended discontinuing the Moorpark City Transit fixed route service, directing staff to present this recommendation to the City Council for final consideration.
Sep 2, 2026·Board meeting
Administration, Finance & Public Safety Standing Committee Regular Meeting
The committee discussed recommended updates to City Council policies and the rescission of Resolution No. 2026-4379, both of which were approved. They also approved the annual review of the City's investment policy for Fiscal Year 2026/27, including a reduction in aggregate investment in money market funds. Additionally, the committee reviewed application forms for citizen service on city-appointed boards, committees, and commissions, and requested further input from staff on this matter.
