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George Washington Park Forest Management Plan

Costs would include signage, boulders or curbs, and any staff outreach campaign — not yet estimated.

Overnight Parking of Trailers and Oversized Vehicles

New signage citywide would carry an expense; penalty structures could rise from $100/$200/$500 before towing.

Immigration Enforcement Facilities Resolution

A local museum stands to lose about $57,000 in unpaid federal grant money.

City Manager Appointment

Any change in the City Manager position could affect the city's leadership and, potentially, employment costs, though no financial figures are available.

Chinese Pavilion Project

The city's share is capped at $140,000 under the funding agreement.

Residential permit and variance at 715 Ocean View Blvd.

Compliance with the 15-foot setback costs the owners about 105 square feet of floor area, roughly 3% of the proposed home.

Local Emergency Proclamation

Sandbags and sand are free to residents.

Proposed Dog Park at Hayward Park

The project would be 100% privately funded at roughly $500,000, though the city could face ongoing maintenance costs.

Student e-bike and e-moto safety

Enforcement costs not quantified; police staffing limits mean only three beats cover the whole city.

Future restoration and enhancement of Crespi Pond

Possibly recoverable funds from the decade of unperformed maintenance could support restoration, per public comment.

Visitor Impact Mitigation and Revenue Options

Potential new visitor-related revenue is under study; no amount set yet.

Lighthouse Avenue Parking and Bike Racks

A full stop-sign study at Lighthouse/Congress/Central cost upward of $30,000; a similar study here would need council funding.

Interim City Manager Appointment

The City Manager's salary and contract terms will affect the city budget, but details weren't made public.

Youth Advisory Subcommittee update

Other cities gave youth advisory groups small grants; Greenfield's youth-driven community center topped $20 million.

Use permit request at 408 16th Street

A 72% size increase on a ~2,100-square-foot lot; neighbors say their property values and quality of life would drop if built as designed.

Selecting equity metrics for the task force's framework

A councilmember flagged that a future equity data dashboard will need a maintenance plan and budget.

Monterey One Water Building on Golf Course Near Coral Avenue

The speaker said the Esplanade alternative would cost about $5 million less than the Coral Street site.

Crespi Pond vegetation management results

A biologist monitoring condition could have cost about $250/hour per the Public Works Director; the project itself was budgeted through the city's environmental permitting process.

Historic Preservation Permit for 801 Lighthouse Avenue

The owner says theater revenue is as low as a few hundred dollars a day and the apartments would subsidize keeping the cinema open.

Point Pinos Lighthouse Update

About $117,000 in annual lighthouse revenue with operations roughly breaking even either way.

Approval of the agenda

Approval of the minutes

Crosswalks and bike racks on Lighthouse Ave.

Review of trailer and oversized vehicle parking and overnight parking ordinances

Approval of Agenda (as modified)

Approval of Minutes (Oct 7 and Oct 13 meetings)

Resolution No. 26-035 rescinding Council Policies

Resolution prohibiting city facilities for civil immigration enforcement

September financial reports

Monterey Salinas Transit minutes

Appointment of Andrew W. Miller to Architectural Review Board

Chinese Pavilion Project funding agreement

George Washington Park Forest Management Plan adoption

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES

REPORTS – REQUIRING ACTION

Approval of agenda

Approval of August 2026 minutes

Crespi Pond restoration and enhancement recommendation

August 2026 Minutes

1. Authorize the execution of a funding agreement in an amount not to exceed $140,000 between the Monterey Bay Chinese Association and the City for the installation of the Chinese pavilion, constructi

direct the City Manager, in consultation with the Administrative Services Director and City Attorney, to conduct a needs assessment based on tourism and tourist impacts (to include restrooms, day trip

adopt the Final Draft George Washington Park Forest Management Plan, which incorporates the changes discussed with Council at the Aug 5th meeting

Chinese Pavilion Project funding agreement

George Washington Park Forest Management Plan adoption

Visitor Impact Mitigation - Revenue Options

adopt the Resolution No. 26-034 Accepting the Certification of Signature Verification; and direct staff to return at a future City Council meeting with a resolution submitting the Initiative to voters

continue item 1B to a future meeting date

direct staff to explore opportunities to partner with privately owned lots listed on the Complied Sites Inventory; evaluate economic incentives that it can offer to help achieve the financial feasibil

approve the Special Meeting Agenda

Special Events Policy 900-1

Overnight Parking of Trailers and Oversized Vehicles Ordinance No. 17-021

directed staff to submit a letter to the Monterey County Elections Office requesting the full text of the ordinance not be printed in the ballot pamphlet

approve the Special Closed Session Meeting Agenda

TUT Ballot Measure — Full Text Printing (Resolutions 5.A)

uphold the decision of the grievance by the City Manager on this matter

approve the Special Closed Session Meeting Agenda

adopt a resolution of the City Council of the City of Pacific Grove submitting a proposed General Transactions and Use Tax to the City’s voters at the election to be held on November 3, 2026 and direc

approve the Special Meeting Agenda

adopt Resolution No. 26-018 approving the City Council Policy entitled Vacancy in Elective Office and Appointment and provided direction to staff and the City Attorney to return to Council at a future

Appointment of Nicholas Mourlam to City Council vacancy

1. Hold a public hearing to determine that a majority protest to the annual assessment was not received. 2. Adopt Resolution No. 26-013 approving the annual report and program of expenditures, assessi

approve Resolution No. 26-014 adopting the City's FY 2026-27 Master Fee Schedule, including the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) adjustment and other changes as directed by Council

approve a formal position of "Oppose" for Assembly Bill 1383 and authorized the Mayor to sign and transmit an opposition letter

approve the Consent Agenda as modified

reverse the action of the Planning Commission and approve Architectural Permit (AP), Historic Preservation Permit (HPP) (Resolution No. 26-015), and Coastal Development Permit (CDP) 25-0186 (Resolutio

introduce and hold a first reading of an ordinance to amend the salary classification schedule to add Information Technology Classification; and directed that a summary of a proposed ordinance be publ

1. Hold a public hearing to determine that majority protest to the annual assessment were not received. 2. Adopt Resolution No. 26-012 approving the annual report, approving the Program of Expenditure

approve issuing a Letter of Support for AB 1942 (Bauer - Kahan) with Amendments, E-Bikes: Registration & License Plates

direct staff to return to Council June 3, 2026 to provide options as discussed

1. Receive and approve the update, including the two additional projects, to the Fiscal Year 2026/27 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), 2. Approve the commitment of $750,000 from General Fund reserves fo

adopt a Resolution approving the City Council Policy entitled Vacancy in Elective Office and Appointment with the amendment to change the last bullet point under “Appointment Day” to be a main bullet

receive the Ownership and Control Analysis and directed staff to proceed with the Lottery

Consent Agenda (as modified)

Letter of Support for AB 1942 (Bauer-Kahan) — E-Bike Registration & License Plates

Oppose Assembly Bill 1383 (McKinnor) — Public Employees' Retirement Benefits

Ordinance Amending Salary Classification Schedule — IT Analyst

Downtown Business Improvement District (BID), FY 2026-27

Hospitality Improvement District (HID), FY 2026-27

Master Fee Schedule, FY 2026-27

Appeal — 689 Mermaid Avenue Permits (AP/HPP/CDP 25-0186)

Draft Council Policy — Vacancy in Elective Office and Appointment

Staff direction on vacancy policy options

Cannabis Business Licensing — Ownership and Control Analysis

Fiscal Year 2026/27 Capital Improvements Program

1. Hold the selection to fill the vacant Council seat on June 3, 2026; 2. Direct the City Clerk to post the application on the City Council’s webpage and make it available upon request; 3. Advise pote

revise the policy with the following additions and revisions: • Adding “fairly” to “All stages of the nomination process must be conducted fairly without bias… • Revised: Each applicant will have 5-10

Process for Filling Vacant Council Seat

Believed the application window was too short to review applications and too close to the next election.

Draft Council Policy 000-XXX — Vacancy in Elective Office and Appointment

1. Consider the Addendum to the Certified Environmental Impact Report (EIR); 2. Introduce and hold first reading of an Ordinance Amending Chapters 23.24, 23.32, and 23.52 of Title 23, Zoning, of the P