Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Greg Milone’s organization
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council of Long Beach City Council Meeting
The council meeting included a report on recent storm response, flooding mitigation strategies, and upcoming community events. The council held a public hearing regarding an ordinance amendment for towing adjudication. Additionally, the council authorized the acceptance of three grants: a traffic safety grant for enforcement on key city intersections, a Green Resiliency Grant for installing permeable pavement to reduce storm water runoff, and a parks and recreation grant for resurfacing basketball courts.
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The Planning Board addressed several subdivision and building permit applications. Decisions included denying the subdivision application for 355 East Beech Street and noting the withdrawal of the subdivision application for 722 West Olive Street. In its capacity as the Architectural Review Board, the Planning Board denied the building permit for 414 East Olive Street, while approving building permits for 77 Pennsylvania Avenue and 116 Connecticut Avenue.
Sep 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Zoning Board of Appeals of the City of Long Beach Decisions
The board reviewed several applications for zoning variances. Key actions included the adjournment of the application for 220 West Park Avenue; moving cases for 142 Belmont Avenue, 24 Kerrigan Street, and 530 W. Broadway to a voting status; and granting variance requests for 104 Kentucky Street regarding front yard parking and for 10 Virginia Avenue regarding building area, rear yard, and pool location.
Sep 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Zoning Board of the City of Long Beach Zoning Board Meeting
The Zoning Board meeting addressed two variance applications. The first case involved an application for a new single-family residence, where discussions focused on building height, sideyard setbacks, and the preservation of on-street parking through the maintenance of existing curb cuts. The board reviewed design elements, including roof pitch and interior layout, and suggested that the applicant consult with their architect to explore design modifications that could better align with zoning requirements. The board ultimately kept the case open for voting pending further documentation. The second case initiated was an application for a second-story addition.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
