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Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Marina City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting included a proclamation designating Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and corresponding awareness day. The Council received an update on the city's winter storm preparedness campaign, which includes a collaboration between public works, police, and fire departments. Key discussion topics included flood mitigation, emergency notification systems, street sweeping practices, and the city's tree maintenance program.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Tree Committee Special Meeting
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The committee convened to discuss several tree-related matters. Key topics included public concern regarding the potential removal of eucalyptus trees on Beach Road, which carry landmark tree status. The committee held a public hearing regarding a permit application for the removal of a Monterey Cypress tree at 233 Carmel Avenue. The deliberation focused on an arborist's report detailing the tree's compromised structural integrity, leaning posture, and internal decay, as well as the staff's recommendation for removal and subsequent replanting. Additionally, the committee briefly acknowledged an agenda item regarding tree removals at the Sea Haven development.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting
Marina Recreation and Cultural Services Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting included the introduction of the new City Manager and a comprehensive training session on the Brown Act. Discussion topics focused on understanding the legal requirements for public meetings, identifying prohibited serial meetings, navigating rules for electronic communication among members, and maintaining transparency in public agency decision-making processes.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Marina City Council Regular Meeting
The council held a regular meeting which included a summary of a closed session and the issuance of a proclamation regarding the Friendship City program with Eiznukuni, Japan. The Fire Department provided a presentation on Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Other key topics included various community announcements regarding upcoming events, voter registration resources, strategies for reducing school absenteeism, and reports on litter enforcement and illegal dumping citations. Additionally, a public comment was provided by the incoming director of AMP Media regarding their production services.
