Attend in person, 2212 Beach Boulevard, 2nd floor. Or view on local television or live feed Pacific Coast TV. If you missed meetings, view on PCT26 YouTube! The city council meeting begins at 7 p.m., or shortly there following. City Council updates and archives are available on the City Council website. Channel 26 television schedule, see Monday, 5/14/18.
Interactive City Council meeting agenda, 5/14/18. City Council meeting agenda, 5/14/18, pdf pages 1,199.
Closed session, 5:00 p.m.
| Item 6, 24-unit condominium development. Think of it this way NIMBIES, you get another trail with a view. Others get a life. |
2. Litigation: Government Code 4956.9 (1). Chang family (Errol Chang wrongful death) v. City of Pacifica, City of Daly City et al, filed 10/5/15, Case 4:15-cv-04591-SBA.
3. Study Session, 5:45 p.m. Annual reports: City Commissions and Committees, report. a) Planning Commission Annual Report. b) Beautification Advisory Committee Presentation. c) Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Annual Report.. d) Open Space and Parkland Advisory Committee Presentation. e) Emergency Preparedness and Safety Commission Annual Report. f) Economic Development Committee Presentation.
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Open session, 7:00 p.m. Call to order, roll call, salute to flag. Closed Session report.
Special presentations: 1) Proclamation: Pacifica Mizpah fellowship. 2) Life Saving Medal: Officer Gomez.
Consent Calendar
1. Approval of financial disbursements (checks), FY 2017-18, 4/1/18 - 4/15/18.
2. Approval of Minutes, 4/23/18.
3. Proclamation confirming existence of a local emergency, Pacifica Coastline: Westline Drive to the end of Beach Blvd, report. a) photographs, 5/3/18.
4. Resolution supporting CA state bond measure: Proposition 68, the CA drought, water, parks, climate, coastal protection, and outdoor access for all act of 2018, report/resolution. (Grant funding benefit for our City parks, at least $200,000.)
5. Resolution supporting CA state proposition 69, and opposing repeal of Senate Bill 1 (SB1), the road repair and accountability act of 2017, report/resolution. a) City streets and roads paving program memo summary, annual benefit to our city $650,000 est. The current City pavement condition index (PCI) is 54, (5o is considered poor). $44 million est. is needed to bring our streets/roads PCI up to 84 (ideal).
Communications. Public (oral), City Council, City Staff. Public Hearings, none.
Public hearings
6. Council member call-up of the Planning Commission's environmental, ordinance, and permit approval with conditions for 24-unit condominium development: 801 Fassler Avenue (APNs 022-083-020 and 022-083-030), report/resolution. a) Draft ordinance: b) Zoning map. c) Legal description.
Planning Commission process and approval: d) Report 11/6/17; e) Minutes, 11/6/17. f) Report, 2/5/18; g) Minutes, 2/5/18. h) Report, 3/19/18; i) Minutes, 3/19/18. j) Signed resolution 991. k) Project plans. l) Supplemental EIR. m) Land use/zoning.
Planning Commission considered alternatives/studies/conditions: n) Building A cross section/ proposed alternative. o) Elevations comparison. p) Traffic observations, 11/ 2017. q) Fassler Avenue, restriping plan approval; r) Proposed striping plan, 3/2018. s) Trail network. t) Deed restriction plan. u) BMR units. v) Flat roof alternative.
Consideration
7. Proposed 2018-19 General Fund budget: departmental briefings, report. a) Proposed 2018-19 General Fund summary.
Adjourn.
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Closed Session item 2 (litigation), related article. Fix Pacifica posting 10/24/15: Pacifica Tribune/Jane Northrop, Staff Writer, 10/13/15, "Chang family files lawsuit for wrongful death."
Public hearings, Item 6 (24 unit condominium development, reference. City of Pacifica, The Prospects residential project, 801 Fassler Avenue. Note photograph, land one block up hill from the proposed Fassler Avenue project, (909 Fassler) from Redfin.
Posted by Kathy Meeh
5 comments:
801 Fassler was approved last night
I was over on Nextdoor reading the Supervisors post. Interesting read!
For those of us not on next door, how about a summary?
A few people shared their stories of being harassed by Dan Stegink and then the two co-presidents of the Stegink Admiration Society came online to attack them and tell them all they deserved it.
For those of us not on next door, how about a summary?
Stegink threatened to kill someone after a city council meeting, called Mary Ann Nihart multiple times at her work in order to force her to drop out of an election, got in a high-speed police pursuit, drove the wrong way down a highway while doing so, filed a false police report, resisted arrest, posts inaccurate and purposely misleading info online, and has generally acted like a three-year-old by harassing Next Door posters by sending them unsolicited harassing emails...
...but the Pedro Point NIMBIES are totally cool with this behavior and are defending it. Not only that, they're attacking everyone who has a problem with Stegink and are very aggressive about it. Victim blaming at its finest. It's the same sort of behavior that Stegink engaged in constantly, but I'm fairly certain the irony is lost on these idiots.
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