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The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss pending litigation regarding the case of Shane Howland v. City of Santa Barbara. Furthermore, the Council will convene a closed session to confer with the Labor Negotiator concerning negotiations with the Service Employees' International Union, Local 620, Santa Barbara City Employees' Association (General Unit).
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The agenda includes several action items such as employee recognition, local coastal program amendments for property rezoning, ordinances relating to nonfunctional lawn watering, and property acquisition resolutions. Key agreements and contracts under review involve fitness equipment for the police station, design fee increases for the police station project, bridge replacement legal services, cultural project design services, special inspection services, airport noise management software, and a new lease agreement. Additionally, the Council will discuss massage establishment permits, the extension of temporary rent increase moratoriums, and conduct interviews for various city advisory groups.
The Commission discussed several agenda items, including subcommittee reports on various local projects such as the West Figueroa PO and the Dollar Tree property improvement status. The primary discussion topic focused on a proposed name change for Ambassador Park to Shuton Park, with staff presenting the cultural significance of the site and the historical context related to the Chumash people. The Commission received input from the public and various organizations regarding this name change proposal before it advances to the city council.
The board ratified the consent calendar, which included project design approvals for 3105 Lasgavotas and 150 Cedar Lane. Announcements were made regarding the potential postponement of the 1937 Laguna project. The meeting primary focus was on the 3933 Stacy Lane project, involving requests for zoning modifications related to hedge height, as-built retaining walls, site work, and deck alterations, including detailed discussion on zoning ordinance compliance, drainage easements, and neighborhood compatibility.
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