City Council of San Clemente Regular Meeting Agenda
The City Council meeting agenda includes the adoption of Ordinance No. 1813, which proposes amendments to Chapter 15.04 of the municipal code concerning building regulations, construction enforcement procedures, and the expansion of emergency powers for the Building Official. Additionally, the Council will consider a resolution to adopt the Strategic Implementation Program (SIP). Other business includes the formal acceptance of the Digester No. 2 structural and mechanical rehabilitation project and the approval of financial items, including warrant and payroll registers.
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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.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda
San Clemente City Council Agenda
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.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Beaches Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting
The commission discussed a proposed update to the aquatic partnership policy, intended to modernize the framework for facility use and billing. Key topics included revisions to residency requirements, tier-based discount structures for facility rentals, and the transition to swipe-based billing for regular practices. The commission reviewed the logic behind the proposed tiered discount system and how non-resident participation affects eligibility. The meeting concluded with a consideration to forward the proposal to the city council as a one-year pilot program.
