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Nov 10, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council of the City of Laguna Beach Regular Meeting
The agenda focuses on conducting a public hearing to address an appeal of the approval of Design Review 2026-1379 and Variance 2026-1380 regarding a property at 1354 Morningside Drive. The Council will receive staff reports and public testimony to consider a resolution that would deny the appeal and uphold the Design Review Board's prior decision for a major remodel of the existing single-family dwelling, encompassing structural additions, exterior modifications, and specific zoning variances.
Oct 28, 2026
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City Of Laguna Beach Housing And Human Services Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting covers several housing and social service topics. Key discussions include a review of the Home Share program, follow-up on Community Land Trust data, mapping of adaptive reuse properties, and updates to the ADU survey form for housing element progress reporting. Additionally, the committee will review and prioritize tasks for the 2026-2028 Work Plan and discuss the 2027 meeting schedule.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Administrative Community Development Director Regular Meeting
The scheduled regular meeting was cancelled due to a lack of business items.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Laguna Beach City Council Tentative Agenda
The agenda includes several administrative and operational items across multiple sessions. Key topics include years of service recognition, historical society presentations, various consent items such as the award of contracts for custodial supplies and shooting range improvements, and consideration of claims against the city. Legislative items involve ordinances related to parking meters and electronic payment zones, while other business includes grants for traffic safety, various capital improvement updates, and Mills Act applications for historic properties. Additionally, the council will address policy renewals, financial reports, and the selection of new leadership.
