The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the appointment of voting delegates for the League of California Cities annual conference, approval of the quarterly investment report, and authorization of street maintenance, crossing guard, and tree maintenance services. The council also approved adjustments to the salary and compensation schedule for management positions, conducted public hearings regarding property time extensions and development projects, and received updates on the Lomas Santa Fe construction project and alternative parkway materials. Additionally, correspondence on state and federal laws was reviewed.
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The City Council meeting included a proclamation honoring the outgoing executive director of the San Diego River Park Joint Powers Authority for her 26 years of service. The Council heard public comments regarding local utility rates and infrastructure. Announcements were made about upcoming community events, including summer concerts at Fletcher Cove, a back-to-school donation drive, and traffic concerns regarding concurrent large-scale regional events. The Council approved the consent agenda, which included updates to the City Manager's employment agreement and the management salary schedule. Additionally, the Council held a public hearing regarding annual vacancy, recruitment, and retention reporting in compliance with Assembly Bill 2561.
Feb 23, 2026·Board meeting
Budget and Finance Commission Special Meeting
The Commission received an investment update on the PARS 115 trust, including a breakdown of OPEB and pension funding status and asset allocation performance. A presentation was provided by Chandler Asset Management regarding the city's investment account, covering economic updates, portfolio strategy transitions, and performance metrics. The City Manager provided updates on various city projects including the LSF East and West, the Marine Safety Building, the Fire Department, the Heat Pump Rebate Program, the Micro Transit Program, and the 101 Crossing. Additionally, the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report was presented, highlighting the net position, general fund reserves, and pension liabilities.
Oct 22, 2025·Board meeting
City Of Solana Beach City Council, Successor Agency To The Redevelopment Agency, Public Financing Authority, And Housing Authority Joint Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting commenced with ceremonial recognitions, including Proclamations for Red Ribbon Week and Domestic Violence Awareness. Following the approval of the agenda, the Council received a presentation from SDG&E regarding Wildfire Safety and PSPS Preparedness. Key actions taken under the Consent Calendar included approving the minutes from the September 10, 2025 meeting, ratifying the Register of Demands for the period of September 06, 2025, through October 03, 2025, and receiving the Quarterly Budget Report for Fiscal Year 2026. Additionally, the Council approved the purchase and installation of five HVAC units and an HVAC control system, and authorized an amendment to an agreement for installing water refill stations. Public Hearings addressed the first reading of Ordinance 540 for Building and Fire Code Updates, the adoption of a resolution approving an amendment to the SANDAG 2025 Regional Transportation Improvement Program (RTIP) to adjust TransNet funding for Pavement Resurfacing, and the conditional approval of a DRP/SDP application for a new residence at 730 Ramona Place, subject to specific conditions regarding construction parking and future pickleball courts. A subsequent public hearing conditionally approved a DRP, SDP, and Minor SUB for constructing multi-family condominium dwelling units at 0 Ida Ave., with conditions mandating garage use for parking only and obscuring a specific bathroom window. Staff Reports included accepting the unaudited General Fund Update for Fiscal Year 2025 and providing direction on utilizing the projected surplus for the PARS Irrevocable Trust for Pensions and funding the Asset Replacement and Facilities Replacement Funds. A resolution authorizing an amendment for design-related construction support services for the Lomas Santa Fe-East Improvement Project was also approved.
