The council agenda includes the review of financial statements, such as payroll, vendor transactions, and budget-to-actuals reports across various city funds. Action items involve the adoption of resolutions regarding a supplemental budget, an electronic signature policy, and amendments to the fiscal year fee schedule. Additionally, the council will deliberate on updates to the employee handbook, a donation request for the volunteer firefighters' haunted house event, the declaration and sale of surplus city property, and appointments to fill vacancies on the planning commission.
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The council discussed potential conflicts of interest regarding building inspection programs, listened to community updates about local events, and reviewed property code enforcement efforts. The meeting also included a session to identify and prioritize legislative goals for the upcoming cycle, focusing on infrastructure funding, prevailing wage changes, and public meeting law clarity.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting
City of Lakeside City Council and Planning Commission Joint Work Session
The joint work session focused on the regulatory framework for short-term rentals (STRs). The discussion centered on whether to treat STRs as a land use issue requiring zoning code integration, a licensed business activity subject to regulations, or a combination of both. Council and Commission members debated the appropriate zoning districts for STRs, potential numerical caps on licenses, and distance separation requirements between properties to prevent clustering. The meeting also addressed the need for further legal opinion regarding the distinction between land use and business licensing, and the role of the city's comprehensive plan in supporting these policy changes.
Aug 13, 2026·Board meeting
Lakeside City Council Regular Meeting
The council addressed several administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the ratification of intergovernmental agreements for IT services and professional contracts, the adoption of ordinances regarding camping regulations and building code enforcement, and the approval of resolutions to establish fee schedules, record sewer liens, and adopt supplemental budgets. The council also approved insurance renewals, selected new bookkeeping services, and accepted proposals for managed IT services. Furthermore, they authorized the disposal of surplus property, discussed public infrastructure maintenance and improvements, and adopted a revised employee handbook.
