City Council of the City of San Clemente Regular Meeting Agenda
The City Council reviewed the 2026 Updated Draft San Clemente Coastal Strategic Plan, which outlines high-priority coastal resiliency projects and sand replenishment efforts. Key agenda items included the consideration of a revised Pension Investment Policy, a review of policies concerning City Councilmember press conferences, and the deliberation on a position regarding Proposition 39. Additionally, the Council addressed the amendment of municipal code regarding park ranger enforcement duties, the acceptance of grant funding for a sand retention pilot project, the approval of a water loss control agreement, the adoption of a commission work plan, and the acceptance of a notice of completion for a recycled water line project.
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The meeting agenda covers the review of the updated draft San Clemente Coastal Strategic Plan and consideration of a resolution to adopt a revised pension investment policy. Discussions will include city policies regarding council member press conferences, a potential position on Proposition 39, and amendments to the municipal code concerning park ranger enforcement duties. The council will also review grant funding for a sand retention planning study, a water loss control agreement, the Beaches, Parks and Recreation Commission work plan, and a notice of completion for a recycled water line extension project.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council of the City of San Clemente Agenda Report
The City Council reviewed a proposal to authorize an exemption from the formal solicitation process and award a professional services agreement to Ace Parking III, LLC. This initiative concerns Phase 2 of the city's pilot parking enforcement program, designed to maintain operational continuity, enhance parking compliance in high-demand areas, and collect operational data. The report includes financial considerations, noting that expected citation revenue is projected to offset the agreement's costs.
