Attend in person, 2212 Beach Boulevard, 2nd floor. Or, view on local television or live feed Pacificcoast.TV, (formerly pct26.com). If you miss civic meetings, view on PCT 26 You Tube! The city council meeting begins at 7 p.m., or shortly there following. City council updates and archives are available on the City website.
Joint City Council and Planning Commission Study Session, 5:30 pm. Updates to the General Plan, Local Coastal Land Use Plan, Housing Element and Related Environmental Documents.
Summary attachments:
| Item 4, the polar bear won't likely capture our arid "open space" if City infrastructure improves. |
"B". Summary of Draft Environmental Impact Report and Final Environmental Impact Report, pdf pages 1.
"C". Summary of The Housing Element, pdf pages 2.
"D". Integrated Community Engagement Timeline (2009-2015), pdf pages 1.
Regular Open Session, 7:00 p.m. Call to order, roll call, salute to flag.
Consent Calendar
1. Approval of disbursements, FY 2014-15: 4/10/15 - 4/30/15.
2. Approval of Minutes: 4/27/15.
3. Continued proclamation confirming the existence of a local emergency: Storm Drainage at 380 and 400 Esplanade Avenue: bluff failure photographs, 4/27/15.
Special Presentations - None.
Public Hearings
4. Adopt draft Negative Declaration for General Plan Amendment, and adopt draft Housing Element of the General Plan update, 2015-2013. Resolution.
Attachments:
"A". Housing Element, pdf pages 141.
"B". General Plan amendment (initial study/Negative Declaration), pdf pages 28.
"C". Public comments on Initial Study/Negative Declaration, pdf pages, pdf pages 50, (30 day written comment to PCL 7 are also available separately on CD, 4000 pages).
"D". Public comments on Housing Element, pdf pages 11.
"E". Written comments after 30-day written comment period, pdf pages 26.
"F". Changes requested by Public Commenters or Planning Commission, Public Hearing, 4/20, 2015, pdf pages 7.
"G". City Council Resolution certifying the General Plan Update, 1980, Environmental Impact Report (EIR), 7/14/1980, pdf pages 2.
"H". Planning Commission draft Minutes, 4/20/15, pdf pages 19.
"I". Staff responses to written Housing Element Draft Negative Declaration, pdf pages 20.
"J". City Council Resolution creating an Open Space and Parkland Advisory Committee, 6/10/13, pdf pages 1.
"K". City published Pacifica Tribune Notice of Availability and Notice of Intent to Adopt a Negative Declaration, 3/11/15, pdf pages 1.
"L". State of CA Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) notice that the City Draft Housing Element is consistent with State Housing Law, 3/4/15, pdf pages 1.
Council Communications. Oral Communications.
Consideration
5. City General Fund Budget, 2015-16. Summary, pdf pages 1.
6. Beautification Advisory Committee (BAC) request to increase Committee members from 5 to 7, and to appoint 3 members from the applicant list of 3.
Adjourn. Note photograph from First Friday Collective.
Posted by Kathy Meeh
15 comments:
Nancy's back! Oh, great. and another example of Sue's fractured thinking. Ridiculous. green council members. What are they, Kermit the Frog wannabees!
Right out of John Curtis' playbook:
Please attend and help the green minded council members protect our coast
If you can about the future of Pacfica....Councilwoman Sue Digri is giving us all a he...ads up. There are people who have been dying to get their hands on our general and housing plans and unless we show up in fav our of keeping hillside preservation protections in place, WE ARE SCREWED! No more scenic pacifica if developers and their real estate pals get their hands on our open spaces. See below about important council meeting.
BE THERE.....
May 11th. 5:30 City Council and City Planning Commission and YOU at
a study session on the Housing Element AND the General Plan and , and....
Then City Council at 7pm!!! Whew.
Check out the agenda and information on the City Web.
YOUR voice matters.
We work for YOU!
Please pass the word. This is about OUR Community, our FUTURE.
To be honest, I am very concerned.
These are important city-wide issues, but
We are in a State experiencing a severe WATER CRISIS
and
Skyrocketing rents!
And sea level rising.....
No matter what, City-wide Public Interaction is so important.
Please attend and help the green minded council members protect our coast
But the Warriors are playing at 6:30!!
Didn't have time to check these before the meeting:
I love this, let them pay their own damned Costco Membership.
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This one is a joke:
Does anyone on Council bring anything back to the city going to these dinners and meetings.
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218, assuming the comment is true, the Nancy Hall comment to her eco-scarcity e-list buddies is a bit over-the-top. At City Council last night, the Pedro Point Community Association seemed to focus on the Calson Property (an open field). Only two citizens threatened to sue the City should there be residential development on that field. The property was not named in the General Plan Housing Element (a neutral position), and the General Plan was approved (with an additional comment) as delivered from the Planning Commission.
In City Council discussion Councilmember Sue Digre repeated her well recognized slogan "our environment is our economy", which likely pleased the mostly NIMBY audience, and in fact does reflect the state of our City economy.
On the other hand, during the City Council budget discussion, it was Councilmember Sue Digre who asked about "weed abatement", with concerns of fire threat in this City. Turns out the City has no private "weed abatement" ordinance. Hopefully such an ordinance will move forward. City Councilmembers all seemed pleased with staffing and system procedure improvements at City Hall. And, General Manager Lori Tinfow introduced new key personnel.(So, yes, with continued City effort, there's a chance this City may improve after all).
Kathy I think you mean the Housing element was approved. Since the joint meeting of the Planning Commission & City Council was a study session for the G.P.U. no action was taken.
Re "weed abatement", this very issue is currently being discussed on Nextdoor. There IS a weed ordinance in Pacifica and it applies to private (and public) property.
Cutting and pasting from that discussion:
Sec. 5-25.03. - Public nuisance conditions.
The City Council finds and declares that it is a public nuisance and unlawful for any person owning, leasing, occupying or having charge of any property within the City to maintain, or to allow or permit others to maintain, such property in such a manner that:
(B) Any one or more of the following conditions or activities, which are specifically declared to constitute public nuisances, are found to exist:
(6)Overgrown vegetation including, but not limited to, any one of the following:
(a)Vegetation likely to harbor rats, vermin and other nuisances;
(b)Vegetation causing detriment to neighboring properties, or out of conformity with neighboring community standards to such an extent as to result in appreciable diminution of property values; or
(c)Vegetation causing or adding to a fire hazard;
(d)Vegetation growing on or upon the roof of any structure.
(7)Dead, decayed, diseased or hazardous trees, weeds, and other vegetation that cause or contribute to any one of the following conditions:
(a)A danger to public health, safety and welfare; or
(b)Detrimental to nearby property; or
(c)Causing or adding to a fire hazard.
Tom 742, good. Thanks for your clarification.
702, paragraph 1, last sentence should read: "The property was not named in the General Plan Housing Element, and the Housing Element was approved as delivered from the Planning Commission".
But, a comment was also added to the City Council approval. Anyone recall what what was?
810, ha, well there it is contrary to City advisement at City Council.
But more than the laundry list of punitive measures, the City needs to act as a partner. Example, years ago when I lived in San Francisco, every year the City would burn-off the hill in back of our neighborhood property. That fire preventive measure, or alternative (such as bring-in the goats) doesn't seem to happen here.
The Council added a statement that made clear the rent control status of the mobile-home park.
Most city have vagrancy laws also. I see a lot of wasters and vagrants hanging around town.
Has anyone seen our code enforcement officer lately?
Sadly, we don't have anti-vagrancy laws in this town. Apparently, precluding people from hanging around businesses and private property asking for money criminalizes homelessness. Whatever that means.
259 Bummer. Take it up with the Supreme Court. They've repeatedly found vagrancy laws to be too vague, unconstitutional, and unevenly applied.
Never happen here, right?
Pacifica having a housing element is like buying a brand new Ferrari and not having a driver license and not knowing how to drive.
Nothing will be built, Nothing!
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