The City Council meeting included a student update from Carmel High School detailing recent events such as homecoming and college fairs. The council recognized Guide Dogs for the Blind as part of a nonprofit spotlight, discussing puppy raising and guide dog services. Additionally, the council issued a proclamation honoring local artist Joe Mora on his 150th birthday and heard public comments expressing gratitude for the efforts of staff and volunteers in organizing community anniversary celebrations.
Oct 5, 2026·
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The City Council meeting addressed several agenda items, including the approval of consent agenda items such as monthly reports, the 2027 meeting schedule, a Ford F550 purchase for public works, and a design study fee refund. Key discussions included a presentation on the Harrison Memorial Library Restoration Project, focusing on accessibility, seismic upgrades, historic preservation, and plans for a welcoming north entry. Additionally, the Council reviewed public records act reports, discussed fire department performance and mutual aid calls, and considered policy regarding commercial activity in public spaces in relation to a local nonprofit event.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Carmel-By-The-Sea Traffic Safety Committee Tour Of Inspection Agenda
The committee scheduled a tour of inspection to review several traffic and safety items. These included requests for additional stop signs and 15 mph speed reduction signs, consideration of painting "X" markings to prevent blocked driveways and gates, a discussion on a draft ordinance to regulate electric vehicles in city parks, and a review of requests for a 10-minute green parking zone and new "No Parking" posts.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
Forest and Beach Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission addressed several items, including the welcome of a new Public Works Director and an upcoming poetry and history festival at the Tor House. Public comments highlighted ongoing weed control efforts and gratitude for city support in park maintenance. The board held elections for the positions of Deputy Chair and Chair. A presentation was provided regarding the 10th-year report on the Northern Dunes habitat restoration project, detailing volunteer efforts in removing invasive plant species and the monitoring of endangered plant populations.
