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Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Cannon Beach City Council Work Session
The City Council discussed several items, including an update on the Ecola Creek Forest Reserve expansion and the City Hall and Police Station project. They reviewed recommendations from the Tourism & Arts Commission regarding funding for the North Coast Fire Leadership Conference, discussed the consolidation of Transient Room Tax funds, and reviewed the Construction Manager and General Contractor Request for Proposals for the NeCus' Park project. Additionally, the Council addressed planning for the annual retreat, deliberated on paid parking within the Transportation System Plan, reviewed the scope of the Public Benefits Housing Policy and the Housing Office, discussed the implementation of the Lease to Locals Program, and heard a presentation on the Tillamook Bay Commons project.
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The council adopted proclamations for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Water Professionals Appreciation Week. Discussions were held regarding elk management, which will be revisited at a future work session. A resolution was adopted to outline procedures for hiring a new city manager. The council also approved ordinances regarding a short-term rental cap and housing-related zoning amendments. Additionally, the council approved a heritage tree recommendation and authorized an additional holiday day off.
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Of Cannon Beach After Meeting Summary
The City Council Work Session focused on the NeCus' Park and Park Element Design and Construction Services Project. Representatives from Knot Studio delivered a presentation, addressed public feedback, and answered questions regarding the project.
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Public Works Committee Minutes
The committee addressed several utility relief requests and disputed billing fee waivers, ultimately denying requests for 187 E Jefferson Street and a second request for 247 W Gulcana Street, while approving an initial request for 247 W Gulcana Street. Updates on the status of Public Works projects were provided, including progress on water resiliency efforts, road and storm infrastructure developments such as the Fir Street bridge, and the replacement of the wastewater generator. Additionally, the committee discussed the processing of incoming public works requests in anticipation of an upcoming joint meeting with the DRB, Planning Commission, and Parks.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
