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.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Moorpark City Council Regular Meeting Annotated Agenda
The City Council conducted several key actions, including adopting resolutions for landscaping and lighting maintenance assessments for the Vendra Gardens Apartments and approving a mid-cycle amendment to the Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget. The Council introduced an ordinance to establish a High Street Entertainment Zone and appointed two new members to the Library Board. Furthermore, the Council called for the General Municipal Election in November 2026, revised its rules of procedure to comply with Senate Bill 707, established appropriations limits, and authorized various financial designations. Other approvals included waiving rental fees for the Boys & Girls Club and amending a contract for video production services.
