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Immigration Enforcement Facilities Resolution

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

Chinese Pavilion Project

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

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.

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.

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.

Proposed General Transactions and Use Tax on November Ballot

Roughly $124,000 in regional grant funds available to the city over three years.

CalHOME Reuse housing fund budget amendment

$199,000 from reserves, expected to return through loan repayment at 3–5% simple interest.

City Communication Efforts

Street and sidewalk improvements

Roughly $500,000 estimated for about 3,000 feet of curb, gutter, and sidewalk.

Radar speed sign placement

Funding would come from the mid-year budget and FY 2026-27 capital outlay budget; no amount stated.

Community needs assessment survey

The board hopes to limit staff time to a few hours, using low-cost online survey tools.

Monarch Sanctuary management

The restricted window compresses work into contractor scheduling and budget constraints, potentially slowing progress.

Affordable Housing Site Strategy

State rejection could force costly revisions and reopen the review process.

Task Force Purpose, Powers, and Duties Review

Unpermitted ADUs

Homeowners can be stuck paying to fix contractor shortcuts; Andersen is reportedly covering some costs in this case.

2025 CDBG application and Housing Division update

Up to $1.44 million in federal grant funding could flow into housing rehab, studies, and a downtown restroom.

Pine & Eardley intersection crashes

A traffic study and possible stop signs would cost city funds, with the council able to authorize the expense if the analysis supports it.

Approval of Regular Meeting Agenda

Consent Agenda

Second Reading — Ordinance Amending Section 16.52.020 Speed Zones

Agreement Amendment #2 with Robert Half for Temporary IT Staffing

Adoption of Climate Action and Adaptation Plan

FY 26-27 Special Events Calendar

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES

Minutes of the March 18, 2026 City Council Regular Meeting

Approval of the agenda

Approval of the minutes

Cancel November and December meetings; schedule special December meeting

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

Remote attendance of Commissioner Sweigert

Approval of agenda

Resolution recommending introduction of rezoning ordinance to City Council

Approval of Agenda

Consent Agenda — February 25, 2026 Minutes

Initial Historic Screening 26-0046 — 114 9th Street

Approval of agenda

approve recommendations 1-6 below: 1. Approve the FY 26-27 Special Events Calendar 2. Approve 7 events as Special Events to be billed at full cost recovery rates 3. Approve 22 events as City Sponsored

approve the Consent Agenda

adopt the City of Pacific Grove Climate Action and Adaptation Plan

approve the Regular Meeting Agenda

Consent Agenda

Adoption of Climate Action and Adaptation Plan

FY 26-27 Special Events Calendar

approve the Consent Agenda, as modified

authorize staff and the consultant team to proceed with Phases 2 and 3 of the previously approved and reauthorized scope of work

approve the Regular Meeting Agenda, as modified

award an agreement with K.J. Woods Construction, Inc., in an amount not to exceed $6,738,000 plus a 10% contingency for the 17 Mile Drive Sewer Infrastructure CIP #1, Rehabilitation Project

receive and accept the City's Housing Element Annual Progress Report (HE APR), which will be submitted to the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) and the California Office

introduce and hold first reading of an ordinance to amend sections 16.52.020 “speed zones” of the Pacific Grove Municipal Code and direct that publication of the ordinance will be satisfied by publica

1. Direct the City Manager and City Attorney to conduct a formal ownership and control analysis of all applications submitted in the Storefront Retail Commercial Cannabis Business Licensing Process ("

Approval of Agenda

Consent Agenda (including Resolution No. 26-005, Pump Station 15.5, PGUSD MOU, water order letter)

approve the Special Meeting Agenda

Adopt a Resolution of the City Council Of The City Of Pacific Grove Calling And Giving Notice Of A Special Municipal Election To Be Held On June 2, 2026 For The Submission To The Voters Of The City Of

approve the Regular Meeting Agenda

approve the Consent Agenda

introduce and hold first reading of an ordinance that amends the FY25/26 budget for the CalHome Reuse (Fund 36) Budget for the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Budget; and direct that publication of the ordinance

Resolution No. 26-006 — Special June 2, 2026 Election on Council Compensation

June timing motivates candidates for the first district elections

CalHome Reuse (Fund 36) Budget Amendment — First Reading

approve the Consent Agenda

continue past 10:00 p.m. to complete the remaining item

approve the Regular Meeting Agenda

1. Direct staff to investigate and document ownership, rights, allowable activities, and responsibilities for the use of Chautauqua Hall. 2. Direct staff to return to a future City Council Meeting wit

adopt the Urgency Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Chapter 11.72 (Aircraft Landing) Regulating Aircraft Launch and Landing, and to Prohibit Recreational UAS, adding a new paragraph 3 to 11.72.020 Lau

deny the appeal and affirm the Planning Commission approval of Architectural Permit (AP) and Coastal Development Permit (CDP) 24-0044, based on findings, conditions of approval, and Class 1 and 31 Cat

waive further reading of the ordinances, introduce and hold first reading of an Ordinance Amending Chapter 11.72 (Aircraft Landing) And Adding Chapter 9.50 (Regulation Of Uncrewed Aircraft Systems) To

adopt an Urgency Ordinance Amending Chapter 11.72 (Aircraft Landing) And Adding Chapter 9.50 (Regulation Of Uncrewed Aircraft Systems) To The Municipal Code, Regulating Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS)

direct staff to return to Council at its next regular meeting with an urgency ordinance to ban recreational drones

11B — Regular drone ordinance (first reading)

11B — Urgency drone ordinance (adoption)

11B — Direction to bring back urgency recreational drone ban