City Council - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

The City Council received a presentation on two wildfire resilience projects for Highway 1 and Pedro Point Headlands, aiming to reduce fire risk and improve safety. The Council also discussed and unanimously approved changes to the Short-Term Rental Ordinance, specifically adopting Coastal Commission-mandated adjustments for the coastal zone while maintaining existing regulations for non-coastal areas.

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Pacifica, CA
Meeting Date
September 8, 2026

Transcript

125 sections

0:47 – 1:38Speaker 2

Let me try to bring the Mayor online before he makes the roll call. Mayer is joining us tonight through Zoom. So, we are trying to make them a panelist in a way that they can participate.

2:38Speaker 3

I helped myself. I helped myself when I was done.

3:20Speaker 4

With the clerk's permission, do I have the right to read the rules regarding general opinions while you are trying to make them a panelist? May I make sure that the Mayor is on screen?

3:30 – 4:13Speaker 2

They are now coming as a panelist. Here, they are coming. Greetings to all. Greetings to all. Shubha Sayanam. Namaskaram, Kristin. Kristin, if you don't see me hand-raising, please let me know as soon as possible. We would like to hear your opinions on anything. Thank you, Craig. Let me start the roll call. Council Angam Espinosa will start. Here it is. Council Angam Beer. Here it is. Council Beck Mayor. Here it is. Vice Mayor Wright.

4:14Speaker 4

Here it is.

4:16 – 4:46Speaker 2

Mayor Bowles will participate in the Zoom meeting as per the Brown Act. Vice Mayor will lead the meeting tonight. As per the Brown Act, the place of the teleconference in this meeting has been made clear in the agenda. All votes in this meeting will be taken through the roll call vote. Now I will talk to Mayor Bowles, who will participate in the meeting. Mayor Bowles, can you hear me clearly?

4:46 – 5:01Speaker 3

I think they are standing still. They are standing still.

5:13 – 7:22Speaker 2

Excuse me, I'm here. I think my internet is a little broken. It's a little broken. Can you hear us? Mayor Bowles, can you hear us clearly? Yes. Yes. Have you been able to hear the events so far clearly? Yes. Is there any change in the agenda of today's meeting? My Mayor Bowles, have you displayed your agenda at the place where you are sitting? Next to me. Have you displayed your agenda at the place where you are sitting according to the Brown Act? Okay, I understand that you have agreed to it. Is it easy for the public to enter the place where you are sitting? If anyone has a desire, can they participate in the teleconference from there? Yes, it has been shown. Anyone there. Yes, they can. Okay, thank you. Do you have anyone in the public? Are they interested in participating in this meeting or talking about any agenda in the meeting? No one. Vice Mayor Wright will be in touch with you in the meantime. Mayor Bowles will ensure that you can give your opinions in this meeting. If you have anything to say, or if the Vice Mayor is not paying attention, please raise your hand in the presence of God. I will try to help the Vice Mayor to say what you have to say.

7:22Speaker 3

Okay, thank you.

7:27 – 8:37Speaker 4

Okay, thank you. The opinions about the topics not included in the agenda should be about the things that come under the power of the city. The opinions about the topics in the agenda should be related to that particular topic. If the opinions are not included in these sections, the city will give you an advance on whether to focus on the issue of standing under the power of the city. If there is a delay, the Vice Mayor will ask the CET clerk to turn off the microphone. In the course of this delay, I will seek the help of the CET attorney to find out whether the agenda has anything to do with the city's lack of authority. In addition, since this is a special meeting, the general opinion is limited to the agenda. Now, I have requested the Mayor of the House to read about the approval of the land.

8:38 – 9:46Speaker 2

Certainly, Thank you Mayor, Vice Mayor. The Pacific City approves that we are living on the land that was abandoned by the ancestors of the people of Ramayadush Ohlone, who were real inhabitants of San Francisco. We respect the commitment of the people of Ramayadush Ohlone to the land. According to their tradition, the indigenous people of this land have never abandoned the responsibility of being the guardians of this land, have not lost it, have not forgotten it. They continue to do so for all the people who live in their ancestral land. We are establishing their right to rule as the first people. We offer our love to the ancestors, ancestors and relatives of the people of Ramayadush Oloni. Thank you. Will Council member Beckmeyer please represent us? Of course. I will be Kuru Lavan. With respect. The republic of the United States and the republic of the United States of America, a nation under God, has given everyone freedom and justice.

9:46 – 9:58Speaker 4

With that, Merrick 1. I think I have a small comment to make.

9:58 – 10:46Speaker 3

I think everyone knows that a very important part of our society, Commissioner Ferguson, has been lost to us last week. Even if we are not providing an official support today, we can wait until we all agree. I urge you to be silent for a moment in memory of Alex Ferguson. Thank you very much.

10:46 – 11:07Speaker 4

San Mateo County Resource Conservation District and Calfrance are conducting a special event this evening. Um, I would like to take a moment. Let's see. I Therese Kennedy came to the Bible as God.

11:32 – 11:43Speaker 2

Hello, good evening everyone. My name is Aaron Andrew. I am a conservation project manager at San Mateo Resource Conservation District.

11:43Speaker 4

I am Teresa Kennedy. I work in four vegetation management programs in the Caltrans District. We serve in nine Bay Area counties.

11:49 – 17:59Speaker 2

We have come here today to talk about the two sustainable methods that we have implemented in the South Pacific. In short, I would like to tell you what is O.R.C.D.R.C.D. Resource Conservation Districts started as a response to the dust bowl protest in 1939. Therefore, we provided the most sustainable methods for the protection of soil and helped the agricultural producers. We continued to grow, and many O.R.C.D.R.C.D.s reached the state and state level. We also provide advice to private landowners and public land managers that do not have financial assistance or facilities. We focus mainly on grant funding for our activities, but we also get a small amount of compensation. We are a special district, so I just wanted to let you know what RCD is. The maps on the left side of this map show the conditions of this method. These are the Polygon-Pedro Point Headlines in pink color. They include State Coastal Conservancy Land, Pacifica CET Land, and North Coast County Water District Land. The black dotted line Highway 1, which is visible from the top, is an intersection. These two methods are designed to raise many expectations from the public about the eucalyptus trees that are everywhere on the highways and on the Pedro Point Headlands. That is, it is very likely for those trees to catch fire. As a result of this, we heard the concerns of the public, and we accepted the funds from the San Mateo County Measure K Fund for the rehabilitation of those activities and the State Coastal Conservancy for the rehabilitation of the methods. Therefore, even if these two areas are close to each other in terms of geography, we calculate them as different methods in terms of location. Because we are a partnership between RCD, Caltrans and Caltrans. They will take care of their right-of-way facilities, and we will take care of the ones outside. We have conducted numerous self-defense exercises to develop this operation and to develop a large-scale forest defense system. Therefore, the permission was given through a method that avoided the CQA of these two methods. Therefore, on March 1, 2025, Gavin Newsom announced the state of emergency of forest fire. He developed the permission process in a hurry to speed up more of the illegal activities. Therefore, all these measures are under CEQA suspension. In addition, we have to follow a state protection measure developed by California Fish and Wildlife. California Environmental Protection Agency has received instructions from the State Coastal Conservancy under NRCSNV and others. Therefore, to complete this operation, we first follow this state protection measure. I would like to add that all methods are not accepted under this. Therefore, these methods are specifically identified as advanced methods at the local level. Therefore, the operation of walking is so important. Okay, first let's talk about the method of using a one-way highway. So, the area in the yellow line on the right is the right-of-way of Caltrans. It is also on the sides of the highway. That is the responsibility of Caltrans. The green line continues to be handled by the Resource Conservation District. Therefore, the aim is to prevent trees from falling, reduce the possibility of fire, reduce the possibility of forest fires, and also ensure the safety of cattle on this main road. Therefore, the aim is to prevent fire from occurring on the sides of the highway. If there is a fire at least somewhere else, and if it is done in this area, we believe that it will be possible to reduce the speed of forest fire and ensure safe evacuation for the public. Therefore, I will tell you about the green area seen there. The part in that strange area has been designed so that it can be used as a base only there. The area there is very dense. Therefore, this is the reason why we can make the control systems of the palika as a base under the protection of the situation and what we think about the local conditions. Therefore, cut down the trees with 8 inches or less growth, remove the trees with 16 inches or less growth, or those that are being destroyed, or those that have been affected by the disease, and then remove the dangerous trees of any size. Instead of removing eucalyptus trees separately, we suggest cutting down the small parts of the trees and destroying them to a proper extent. According to their proximity to the roads and highways, we cut down trees at various heights. Therefore, I am now asking Teresi to talk about the jobs in Caltrans, Caltrans, and Avakashapuram.

18:06 – 22:49Speaker 4

Yes, the goal of Caltrans is the same as that of RCD. The aim is to protect the life, underground facilities, and natural resources by reducing the possibility of fire from vehicles on the local highway. In addition, the aim is to create a natural habitat, and to ensure the health of the trees, the diversity of the trees, the age of the trees, and the natural vegetation in the canopy. To explain the directions in detail, I will show you one part of the highway. The road in the middle is a tarred road, and on the other side, there are narrow roads with different widths. Sometimes, the roads are narrowed down from the highway. In this example, we are showing two narrow roads. Our instructions are divided into two parts. Let me explain one more thing. Due to the poor condition of the site, this project was examined by a licensed biologist. So we had to make sure. We have introduced BMPs to reduce the possibility of soil erosion. One of them is to remove the rocks in various directions. Starting from the first 10 feet of the road, as you can see here in red, we call this a vegetation management strip. This is usually managed by our Caltrans field maintenance staff. So, in this small situation, we can only reach up to 4 feet. So, in this project, we will focus completely up to 10 feet. The aim is to cut off all the debris from life, the debris on the road, and the trees that are being destroyed due to diseases. Another more protective measure for small animals has not been suggested in this project, such as land removal or grading. Therefore, all the branches will stand there to ensure that the branches are in good condition. In addition, there will be only minimal activity in more than 50% of the places with more branches. If a branch is not suitable for the plant, it can only be done by hand or using a bucket truck. So, it will be more difficult for it to grow. I have included these pictures. These are not the ordinary buildings you see there, but they are not to be destroyed or completely destroyed. The main goal is to reduce the number of buildings on the road. In this situation, you can see that there are many tall buildings next to the sidewalk. We are reducing it. So, it still maintains the nature of a road without a building, but it also makes the view better and increases fire resistance. The second half of the method is from 10 feet to the opposite side of the road without walking. That is our Shaded Fuel Brake. Here, the aim is to reduce the amount of fuel. We cut some trees off, but we provide fuel to the trees that are 4 inches below the ground level. That is, very small trees. So, we provide fuel to trees that have more vegetation and more growth. We will remove the branches that are eight feet above the rest of the trees. Again, the dead, the sick, the dying and the road is full of dangerous trees. This is an example of the situations seen in the footpaths of the freeway. In the previous picture, you can see the different heights of the trees. We selected some of the trees and removed them. We removed the branches and cut the branches of the remaining trees. But the nature of the forest is still the same. In any project, we make the situation and the management of the environment compatible with each other. As a part of this, we continued to develop the best management methods. There is an EPP, as someone said. Can you tell me more about its full form?

22:49Speaker 2

That is, Environmental Protection Plan.

22:54 – 23:45Speaker 4

There are special management methods related to protected species, water quality, plants, herbicide, etc. So we will include them in the plan. The aim is to prevent the condition of special animals. Water tanks will have buffers. Then, areas that are in good condition will be insulated and insulated to a moderate extent. The only thing to do is to cut down the areas that are unhealthy in the soil, and not to completely remove the roots or stems. Over the course of a period of time, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist, a biologist,

23:58 – 29:39Speaker 2

Let's move on to the next stage, the Pedro Point Headlands Wildfire Resilience Project. Not only the road construction activities outside this map, but also the part below the Pedro Point Headlands, which is seen in the lower part of the map. So this is an important place for us to explore. It is very difficult for machines to enter here. Therefore, we can reduce the number of plants in about 6 acres behind the houses. We think this is a very important thing. In this way, the speed of forest fires will be reduced and the earthworms will be able to get the time they need to disappear. The goals of this method are to eliminate the possibility of dangerous trees and fires in the back of houses and on the public land, and to eliminate the population groups in the headlands as a result of climate change. In addition, eucalyptus trees, which are the population groups, are also included. This has not been included in this map so far. It is being developed according to the fund. We would like to know more about the residential areas there. We know that there is French Brougham and Jubbad Pulle there. The Pacifica Land Trust is working on it. There are other residential areas that started with English Ivy and Cape Ivy. This is a long-term plan, isn't it? It will take time to remove it. Anyway, if there is a fund left, we would like to share it with them. That is why the protection of the palm trees is so important here, because it is a natural habitat that is being lost in California. That is why we are using the funds we have earned to share it with Mungan. However, the main aim here is to protect the forest. Most of the actions involved in this are the same, but there is a slight change in this. So, because of the small changes I mentioned earlier, we will work together as carers to reach the helicopter route, which is called a tracked chipper, to various parts of the houses behind. Therefore, it is possible to make small pieces by putting the things cut off by the worker as a base. It will be destroyed quickly, but it can also be avoided by turning into an object that can be set on fire for a long time. Therefore, I feel that this method is a very useful thing. Let's see. Well, you can see more pictures about what to expect there. Therefore, at the bottom right, you can see a eucalyptus being used to cut a tree into small pieces. This is used as a branch on the outside of the tree. This is done very carefully as you can see. Since eucalyptus grows quickly, it is common for workers to come in between and cut the tree. Also, if you walk again and again, there is a possibility of damage to the situation. Still, there is a great opportunity for a solution. The machine in green that you can see there is a small track chipper. Then you can see a person standing on a tree. So you can see it there too. So you can see a few pictures. The one in front of the left side and the one after the right side. As you can see, this is not a method to cut down a tree. We are working very carefully with the help of tools. Therefore, we know that continuous maintenance is required in this place. However, it is certain that the density of the trees there will decrease. There will be only a few branches, the possibility of forest fire will decrease, and if there is a fire, it will help us to resist and reduce the fire. On the top, we can see the orange-coloured dangerous trees. Below, we can see the situation after they were cut down. Remember, this is a situation where more trees have been cut down than usual, because they were dangerous trees. So, we have cut down more trees in that situation. Please note that we have stopped many elderberry plants in places that are not responsible for forest fires. We like Toyon, Kofi Beri and Goose Beri anyway. There are other special facilities that we would like to promote. Therefore, the aim here is to get more light for the city by eliminating these additional facilities and making these facilities available. Okay, now let's talk about the next steps in the program. Both projects will start in the summer. The timing of this will depend on the weather. The dangerous trees on the border of the Pedro Point Headlands will be removed this month at the end of October or at the beginning of October. Then, can we talk a little about the Teresa, Caltrans, Caltrans operation program?

29:39 – 30:33Speaker 4

Yes, a schedule has not been prepared for the Caltrans project so far. But due to this, there will be a lot of restrictions. Therefore, we are making sure that we are providing information in advance to our public information officers. In addition, we are providing all kinds of basic information to make sure that people are getting information. We know that the activities will be from Monday to Friday after a few days. The activities have not been canceled at night, but there will be a strict rule in one line. Again, we will inform the public in advance. For those interested in signing up for recent updates, there is a QR code to send details. Otherwise, we will send details to all of you. Therefore, we will send details about the RCD project closing down on the web page.

30:44 – 31:39Speaker 2

We believe that due to this month's activities on the border, the entire border will have to be closed. This may last for two or three weeks, but at least two weeks before that, we will inform the public. Okay, if anyone has any questions, here are the details to contact us. Pedro Quintana is the branch chief. So if you have any questions about the Gathagatha updates, he is a public information officer. Yes, I am a content specialist. But if you want to know anything about outreach details or about Gathagatha, it is best to contact him now. Thank you very much to our members. If it weren't for them, we wouldn't have been able to take these projects forward.

31:43 – 31:57Speaker 4

Thank you very much. If there are any questions for the Council, I will be happy to answer them in person. Do you have any comments or questions from the Council? Mayor Bowles, can I start from you?

31:59 – 32:18Speaker 2

Yes, you can start. I have no questions. I really appreciate the actions you have taken to the community before this pandemic. I took part in the one on Lindemar Beach. I am truly grateful for your efforts to ensure the safety of this lake. Thank you.

32:18Speaker 4

Thank you. Thank you. Council member Espinosa.

32:23Speaker 3

Since you all have given up, I have only one small question. I have a few questions. After this job is completed, how many times will you come back to investigate this?

32:38 – 34:05Speaker 4

Good question. In the Caltrans area, this is a part of our public transport system. This is a regular roadway transport system. This method is being completed under our public transport system. It has a special fund in the local area. Since this is a major route, this is our first stop, and these carriages are run on a two-year cycle. We run this in 27 places in 9 counties. So this is one of the 27 methods. In the next career cycle, we will visit the places we have done before, and if necessary, we will schedule the operation again. This is a part of our action. Even if these actions are a good start, we understand that it is necessary to control the ongoing action and other matters. Therefore, be careful about the future. We are sure that we will let you know what is going to happen in the future. The reason is that there will be a delay when such measures are carried out, so we would like to let you know in advance. Thank you. Council member Beckmeyer.

34:05 – 35:58Speaker 3

I am very happy that this is happening. Council member Tiger Jastadel and I first heard about this system five years ago when we heard that Pacifica was not participating in this. Because we knew about the situation of Highway 1 in this region. Therefore, I am very happy that I have been able to start this process with you. I know that the community of Pedro Point is very happy about this. I talked to many of their residents. They had shared their concerns about the current situation. Therefore, I thank you for making it clear that the goals of the things you intend to do are very important. Because there is a fear that the trees will be completely cut down, it may be due to soil erosion in the rain that is about to come. Therefore, any information that can be included in your news will be very helpful. Our CET manager Ashuthor sends a newsletter in the name of Connect with Pacifica. There are more than 3000 subscribers. So it will be helpful. We can use it as a good tool with our cost side. Cost side bus. Cost side bus is one of the social media platforms. But I meant Pacifica Tribune. Coast side, coast side. News.

35:58 – 36:12Speaker 3

News. What was the name of that news report? Connect with Pacifica. Okay, thank you. Can you talk about this, CET Manager Charpentier? Of course. Connect with Pacifica is a news report sent to all interested parties. We include their details in it.

36:25 – 36:37Speaker 4

As the process progresses, we would like to inform you in advance about the issues and obstacles that affect the economy. Thank you. Thank you very much for your introduction.

36:37 – 37:29Speaker 2

It is not an ordinary thing to hear that the Pacific is a state frontier. Therefore, it is very important. I agree that we talk a lot about how to improve the quality of our trees. Therefore, when I saw pictures of trees being cut down, it was very difficult for me to see it. Likewise, even when you talk about living trees. Therefore, if you have any details about any type of tree you are going to do, I would be interested to know. If you get more information about it, it will be very helpful. There is a good group called Tree City Pacifica in the city. They know a lot about trees. They will be happy to talk to you. Yes, that would be a great information. Thank you.

37:36Speaker 4

Thank you. I have two small questions. Does Caltrans intend to set up large light boards that provide information about the system?

37:44Speaker 2

Oh yes. Are you referring to the message boards that can be changed? Yes. Certainly. Yes.

37:47Speaker 4

Then, as far as you are concerned about the destruction that you are going to commit, is it dangerous for the growing animals or people?

37:58 – 38:34Speaker 2

In other words, it is considered safe to enter the place immediately after the destruction of the land used by the children and after the destruction of the land. Not only that, it is not possible for people to leave the land and come to the meeting with the destruction of the land. The reason is that it is a very polluted place, and there are a lot of poisonous plants and poison oak. We also set up a number of boards that tell people not to enter the area. Once the sewage is destroyed, those boards will be removed. Let me add a few more things. Some special management methods for sewage.

38:34 – 40:09Speaker 4

We only use safe formulas for water animals. There are buffer zones all around the sewage. It depends on whether it is a solid or a solid material. In this project, we have two types of water. Then, there are regulations on when to use the fertilizer. As someone said, it is safe if it is completely dried. So, when it rains or when there is drought, the fertilizer is not used. This is not done when the wind speed increases by 7 miles per hour. The California Department of Pesticide Regulation also has other specific requirements. This Kalanashini is made by a pest control instructor. He is a licensed professional. Only a qualified person can use this. There are more rules and regulations for projects like this. Again, the Regulating Agencies that are part of this project have approved this. Thank you. You are not cutting down any of the shrubs and heritage trees, are you? No.

40:09Speaker 2

No, we will not cut down any of them if they are dangerous trees.

40:18 – 40:42Speaker 4

The last question, Route 1, is outside the normal level of vegetation management, is what I understand. Do you see the difference in the other parts of Route 1? Because plants are growing on the north side of the highway in many places, we don't have to talk about the breakdown line. Can you tell me who should be more aware of the details of this and who should be more aware of the plan?

40:49Speaker 2

Yes, you can contact me if you have any particular interest in any of the clouds. Someone will find out about it and report it to you. That would be a great thing. Thank you very much for your help.

40:59 – 41:11Speaker 4

You are welcome. Now, the public will open their hands and give their opinions. Does anyone have anything to say about the special announcement? Is there anyone online? Three people have raised their hands.

41:19Speaker 3

First, Dan Stegging.

41:28Speaker 4

Dan, can you hear me? Can you hear us?

41:32Speaker 3

He has avoided his mute. So, we can talk.

41:36 – 42:31Speaker 4

Good. Can you hear me? Yes, sir. Okay. Governor Newsom first announced this emergency in March 2025. On July 29, 2025, we faced a three-hour delay on the highway. I have been paying close attention to the situation here for the past 17 months. Why is there still so much time left in Tamil even after March 2025? Why haven't we made any progress? My second question is that the beautiful houses in Pedro Point are some of the best in California. But the eucalyptus in the north reaches the bottom of the valley. There are approximately 6,200 residents living in ordinary people's homes. Have the same protection measures been implemented for those who do not have that much wealth in Lindemar?

42:31Speaker 2

The work done by Caltrans is only in the area within their jurisdiction.

42:40Speaker 4

Wait a minute, Deva.

42:42 – 43:12Speaker 4

Normally, we don't respond to the opinions of the public. Okay. So, Dan, are you done? No, actually, I want them to respond to the opinions of the public. Does this group have the rules of the Pacifica Safety Council? Are there restrictions or restrictions? They were able to give their contact details. That's how they were. They were trying to answer that question.

43:12Speaker 1

Will they give the opportunity for that? Certainly. If you want to give your opinion, you can say it boldly.

43:15Speaker 4

I forgot what I wanted to say. Can you repeat the question again?

43:29 – 43:41Speaker 2

Why did it take so much time? Actually, it happened very quickly. This is a subconscious phenomenon. That's right, isn't it? Yes. That's why it's moving very fast. This is a highly complex job in a complex geography of circumstances and security.

43:41 – 44:47Speaker 4

That's why they're moving at a high speed. Related to the second question, this is centered on Highway 1. That's why it's a new description. That's why I have nothing else to say. Thank you. Is there anyone else to speak next? Next up is Sam Cassius. Namaskaram CET Council members. This is Sam Cassius. As a member of the Pedro Point Community Association and the Pacifica Land Trust, it is a pleasure to be able to work with RCD to protect our community from wildfires. We have been working with RCD for the past five years and we are proud of their work. A few months ago, they had also organized a chipper program near our island. So, they are continuing their activities to reduce the fire. Certainly, they have full support from the Pedro Point Community Association and Pacifica Land Trust. Thank you.

44:48Speaker 2

Finally, it is Remy Tan who has raised his hand.

44:56 – 46:32Speaker 4

Hello, I am Remy Tan, a resident of North Park Pacifica HMR. Thanks to the slides and the trees that have been removed, we are now able to remove many of these things. Are you interested in using pesticides or fungicides that you have suggested? More natural ways are like using goats, for example. I have seen such methods, or it is better to just cut it off with your hands. Then you can come every year and try to clean it. Otherwise, don't wait until it grows into a big problem. I am working with the opinion of Councillor Wright about the highway on the north side of the city. Because it is the main road to San Francisco, it will be a big problem if it is closed due to the fire. There are many ordinary people's houses along the highway 35 on that road. So I think that this issue will be resolved. Thank you. Also, accepting online feedback from the public ends here. Anyone who is present here can come to the stage if they have anything to say. If so, may God fulfill your duty and give you a yellow card, Commissioner.

46:47 – 48:00Speaker 2

Greetings to the staff members and councillors. I am Chris Redfield. I thank you for this announcement. This had to be done very early. We all know that there is still a possibility of such an accident at Kunnin Mughal on the north side. I am very happy that you have told me about Highway 1. Highway 1 is a problem. The roads that are completely destroyed by the overgrowth of ice plants and trees. For almost 20 years, I have not seen any damage to the center median, guard rail, Caltrans, Keltrans, or Parithi. Previously, the machines with large cells used to come and cut them. There are very few obstacles on top of them. So it has to be taken forward. Thank you for the information to be related. I will definitely contact you. This has to be completed. This is the only way for us to get out. Shoulder, center, median, etc. should be used for coming and going to the vehicles. If it is properly handled in the following situations, it can be changed to a third lane. So I appreciate it. This is something we must definitely do. So thank you.

48:10 – 48:30Speaker 4

Since no one else has raised their hand, I would like to end the press conference here. I would like to thank the presenters for their contributions. I look forward to working with you. Now, let's move on to the first topic of our agenda. I would like to thank Saman The Abda Grave for conducting the staff presentation.

49:12 – 1:01:18Speaker 2

Okay. Thank you, Vice Mayor Wright. Good evening to Mayor Bowles and Commissioner Council members. I am Samantha Abdagrave, Community Development Director. I am here today to represent the staff. Along with me is Gabriel Della Valette, who is helping with the emergency. Oh, do I get a clicker? If not, let's move on to the next slide. Thank you. So, today we will talk in detail about the 2025 Lehra Swakala Vataka Ordinance, Coastal Commission changes, inspection procedures, permit updates, code arrangements, legal auctions, and planning commission amendments. Resvagala Vardhaga is a unit of a park or part of it that is handed over to the Vardhaga in less than 30 days. In August 2025, the Resvagala Vardhaga Ordinance had made appropriate changes. They are in operation in the areas outside Teerathisha Meghalaya. Before those facilities are in operation in Teerathisha Meghalaya, the certification of the Coastal Commission is required. Let me remind you that our STR is a combination of STR Permit and Business License. Therefore, the period of that period ends on 31st October. 55% of the STRs that get the permit of the city are located in Teerathesha Meghalaya. 78% of them are unhosted. This is when 22% of the STRs that are not Teerathesha are being targeted. The changes proposed by the Coastal Commission will immediately affect the city. They also proposed to remove the initial residential restrictions and extend the 60-day period of rent without a host to 120 days. Let's go one step further, because there is another option proposed by the Planning Commission. Today, it is said that it is only possible to make this happen in very dark clouds like the clouds next to you. Therefore, we can talk more about it. I do not want to make the wrong assumption that we are suggesting anything different from what is next to you. If we look at how this classification process works, the classifications of the Coastal Commission changes are accepted. The changes in the zoning text stated by the Coastal Commission can be accepted and approved by the Municipal Assembly. This is where we stand today. Therefore, any changes must go through the normal legislation process of the municipality. Notice hearings, Planning Commission subordination, Council Ordinance approval and approval are included in them. Once it is approved, the Coastal Commission Executive Director will submit a report and their decision on the approved changes in the Coastal Commission hearing. If the Coastal Commission approves it, the zoning ordinance will come into effect in certain areas. If the STR permit returns to Pudukkal, Pudukkal period is from October 1 to October 31. If you want to apply for the next round of STR permits in 2025, the Coastal Commission must accept and approve the changes made by the Coastal Commission in October. So, if you follow this procedure, the Coastal Commission has announced that the changes made in October can be submitted to your hearing. I know you've seen this before. We are now in this special council that was called for the announcement of the ordinance. These changes will have to be accepted in the normal council council that will take place next week on the 14th. We will continue to submit it to the Coastal Commission Executive Director. Their representative council is from October 7 to 9. That's why these things need to be done to ensure that the new weather conditions are properly maintained. Even though we cannot assure you about the Coastal Commission hearing in October, the Coastal officials have warned that it is very likely that our program will take place. Oh, I'm sorry. This slide shows some of the major changes made in the STR Ordinance in 2025. Therefore, although this is not a comprehensive document, some major changes are made in it. These are the things that are included in it. There should be a responsible person with 24 by 7 to listen to complaints. All advertisements should have the SETR permit number. The board should be established outside the board where the details of the operator and the responsible person are included. 1. Hosted operators at night. 2. Stay in a bedroom for at least 2 people. 3. Make sure the time is right. 4. Use outdoor pools and spas at night. 5. Make a parking space available for a bedroom. 6. Stay for at least 2 nights in a house without a host. 7. Stay in a house for at least 120 nights a year. 8. Extend SCTRs without a host in multi-family units. 9. Also, there should be a second round of security checks and regulations. Therefore, there are three major legislation options. The first is to accept and accept changes as there are changes. The second is to accept and accept changes only in the territory. Or submit the new Ordinance Coastal Commission again. After a close session with the Council and the Planning Commission, the Planning Commission immediately conducted a general hearing and agreed to approve three options and the second option. In other words, the Ordinance should be approved in a way that only the Coastal Commission changes are affected in the region. The advantage of this is that it is possible to fully maintain the protection of the activities of the good permit of the 2025 lay ordinance. This route also leads to the Coastal Commission hearing before the New Year. In Teerathisha Meghalaya, some recommendations and recommendations have been given to the Planning Commission Council to pass the Council Ordinance by accepting changes to the Coastal Commission. In Teerathisha Meghalaya, they are proposing to restore the primary accommodation facility and the maximum limit of 60 nights and to establish a quarter in the suburbs to reduce the number of SDRs. The staff will track and report the units of the parp inside and outside the volcano, regarding the time and location of the incident. An order is to be issued. Please pay attention. I will read it one by one. That is, a number has been left out of the code instructions. I would like to include it in the documents. According to the ordinance of the city of Pasifika, according to the order of the Pasifika Municipal Court Title 9, Chapter 4, Article 49, various arrangements related to the Hrishwagala rents, the text is stated as 13,126. In this, the sections 9-4.49-1 and 9-4.49-3 and 9-4 are included. 9-4.49-5-9-4.49-V-N-I-V-A, as evidenced by the Coastal Commission in the hearing on August 12, 2026, some of the arrangements in the Local Coastal Programme and the acceptance of this ordinance have been avoided by the CEQA. Also, there is a permit for the Council. We have included the information we received when we reached there. This concludes my presentation. If you have any questions, I am ready to answer them. Thank you very much. I would like to start the Q&A session with the Honourable Mayor Bolz. Thank you very much, Vice Mayor Raden. I would like to thank Community Development Director Octo Grave and Gabrielle for completing these tasks within a short period of time. I have a small question about the activities of the Executive Director. That is, I am not sure how meetings are held on things that are not included in consent. That's why I don't think it's right for a commissioner to comment on this issue. If the executive director approves, it will only make things clear. But I would like to make this clear. Thank you, Mayor Bowles. According to my knowledge, when we submit documents, the executive director will investigate whether we have done the necessary documents voted by the Coastal Commission and whether we have completed the intended things. Therefore, it is transferred to the Coastal Commission through the report of the executive director. There will be a lot of things that they have to report. In that area, the Coastal Commission will vote to approve these documents.

1:01:18Speaker 4

Do you have any further questions, Kristen?

1:01:30Speaker 2

No, that's enough. Thank you. Vice Mayor Wright, correct.

1:01:34Speaker 4

Then, Myra, do you have any questions?

1:01:36 – 1:01:47Speaker 2

In fact, not about the ordinance. That is, about how we inspect. But I think that's it. Yes, we are talking about the ordinance now.

1:01:47 – 1:02:01Speaker 3

My question was about inspecting the ordinance. If so, let's move forward. Staff, Shaun or Samantha, do you have anything to say?

1:02:10 – 1:02:30Speaker 4

What you see in front of you is an ordinance document. This is a temporary one. We will come back at the end of the period with an update on walking and inspection. If you remember, this was one of the reasons why the management analyst stood firm in the budget of the CET manager. He was the one who needed to focus on walking.

1:02:39 – 1:02:50Speaker 3

My next question is whether we need to inspect the ordinance. This is a permanent city ordinance, so we need to inspect it.

1:02:50 – 1:03:21Speaker 4

This will be a continuation. It hasn't even been a year. However, we have one person who is willing to spend time with us to carry out the ordinance and to continue the administration. Every day or every six months, we make plans to come forward with updates on holiday rents to the council. Thank you. Council member Moses.

1:03:21Speaker 2

Yes, I'm fine.

1:03:26Speaker 4

Council member Beckmeyer said the same thing.

1:03:32Speaker 3

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

1:04:01 – 1:04:18Speaker 4

I have two quick questions for you. Is there an example of a primary residence in the other side of the border? There are other examples, but I think we need to find out what the features are.

1:04:18 – 1:04:46Speaker 2

So, this is more complex than a normal primary residence. Some authorities do this according to the province of Sonning or according to the province of Ayal. That is, according to whether it is hosted or not. Therefore, I think that there are many different factors that are related to this.

1:04:46 – 1:05:04Speaker 4

I think this is true about the Arubadha night centre. That's right. I thought they had found the right time to do this. Did they change it or did I get it wrong?

1:05:04 – 1:05:49Speaker 2

The Coastal Commission said that this could be included in the hearing in October. But that's not certain. However, we are in close cooperation with them regarding the review of the ordinance. The decisions made in this meeting will be submitted to the Coastal Commission officials by the end of this week. If the ordinance is ready next week, we will hand it over. Therefore, there is a high belief that this will happen in October, but we cannot be sure.

1:05:56Speaker 4

Then let me ask you a question about this. If they don't plan this, will we be able to do it? Of course, we will be able to do it.

1:06:05Speaker 3

Sean, what is your opinion on this? Alan would agree with this.

1:06:07 – 1:06:55Speaker 4

I agree with the opinion of the Community Development Director. Yes, we will always be able to do it. Therefore, if they are not ready to listen to this, there will be no restrictions. In the Planning Commission, there was an opinion that due to the differences between the two states, more SETRs and STRs would be attracted to these ordinance areas. This seems to be a problem. Have the employees conducted any research? Do they have any plans to reduce the price of these vehicles?

1:06:57 – 1:07:52Speaker 2

Vice Mayor Wright, that's a good question. Most of the SCTRs are on sale. So we can't say anything for sure. Looking at the permits for the last year or the last cycle, the number of SCTR permits in the city was decreasing. This is also seen in the outer surface of the solar system, which is not affected by new instruments. Therefore, we continue to inspect where they are not in the outer surface of the solar system. More things are being inspected. Although we are investigating various units, these are just ideas. Since all of this has been decided, we can't say anything for sure. Thank you.

1:07:52 – 1:08:04Speaker 4

May I ask a few more questions? Is there anything else from the Council? Mayor Bowles, do you have anything else to ask before we open it up to public opinion? No, thank you.

1:08:04Speaker 2

If so, can we start online?

1:08:07 – 1:08:25Speaker 4

How many speakers are there online on this matter? Two have raised their hands. Okay, after the first person's speech, we can end the online public comment session. I think we can go to the person in the room after listening to the second person.

1:08:25Speaker 3

Okay, the first person to raise their hand is Remy Tan.

1:08:30 – 1:09:01Speaker 4

Remy, you can start. Yes, I'm Remy Tan, Pacific Manor Edgemar. I need to accept the second option of the CET Council. This is very important when calculating the time limit set by the Coastal Commission. Give full protection to Highway 1 west of you. We can then think about Highway 1 east of you. So I have to choose the best option. Thank you. Thank you.

1:09:13Speaker 3

The last person to raise his hand is Sam Kasilas.

1:09:17 – 1:13:46Speaker 4

Sam. Hello Greg. I want to see the council buildings. Can you hear me? Yes, sir. Okay. We are very disappointed in the Coastal Commission's decision to change the maximum distance of 60 days to a person who is not a host and to stay in the STR. However, we have no other option but to implement changes to the Coastal Commission only in the coastal areas. At the same time, we must continue to maintain the status of our friends and relatives outside the border. Please accept these recommendations tonight. The Coastal Commission will give instructions to the employees to continue to cooperate with the Coastal Commission for the greatest benefit in the border. In addition, we have to make sure that the CTR, STR, and ORGNANCE in our city are running immediately. Platform responsibility must also be included in running SB 346 and SB 346 immediately through Pacifica. We need to punish those who misuse accurate information, correct tracking, and meaningful information. without allowing them to be subject to permanent legislation. If an operator is not following the laws, do not allow them to operate. Moreover, we would like to see a complete reform from the Municipal Assembly. We would like to introduce legislation in a way that everyone can see, so that residents can help with the activities of the Municipal Assembly. We would like to request the CET Council to approve the most recent and most powerful ordinance as the Coastal Commission. Do not make any specific time limits for taking this decision. Make a moratorium for taking the permit. But at the same time, do not stop until a legal CTR or STR is conducted. Most importantly, seek advice from outsiders like Tom Maron in Better Neighbors LA. Also, please visit Coastal Commissioner Jackson, who can show us how to move forward as a Coastal Commissioner. There is nothing wrong in seeking advice from outsiders on things we don't know. It is not wrong to openly say that it is necessary to seek help from outsiders in our city. Thank you very much. Thank you. With this, I will end the online part of the public's comments. We will continue to those who arrived here. This evening, I would like to start with Caitlyn Quinn and move on to Brian Renner and Cindy Abt. Hi, Vice Mayor Bright, Council members, Mayor Bolz, good evening. Thank you for being here with us even when you were in London. The time will be around 3 o'clock. So, that's enough. We appreciate your dedication. I would like to start with a few thanks. To make this a big thing, I would like to thank all the people who do the hard work. It wasn't that easy. I don't think the Coastal Commission would have made things easy for you. So, congratulations to you for doing that. I would like to especially thank the CET Manager, Sharpentiere, for the great support he gave at the Coastal Commission meeting. It was very encouraging to receive a full support from the City Council as a resident. Thank you very much for that. Amma, I would like to address some of the things that Sam Kashish said about enforcement. I am happy to hear that the CET Manager has plans to add a lifeguard to the code enforcement operations for STROs. We are very happy about that. CETI has to make SB 346 useful. When it is time for us to re-examine, re-write, and re-examine these organs, I say that we should think carefully about how long we should wait for the operator to re-apply for a CTR permit. It is one year in a month. So, if you apply for a CTR permit, they just have to wait for a year to come back. Think about how much time and money a living person spends after getting a permit. That is, it takes weeks and months, and then we have to allow these people to return after a year. I think it should be at least five years. The good thing about that is that it should never be. Thank you very much. Thank you.

1:13:58 – 1:16:52Speaker 2

Good evening to the council members, Vice Mayor Wright and Mayor Bolson. I hope your journey will be safe. I am Brian Rennero. I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to the NADAPADI Council for accepting my request. I would like to make a small change. I have been reporting on the activities and reports carried out over the past few months. Thank you very much. However, they have to come up with a solution. The Coastal Commission has never approved to make the 60-day period of the primary residency required in the city immediate. They do not have the right to do so. They never had the right to do so. This is important when calculating this difference. Because the ordinance in the non-coastal zone makes the 9001 CS immediate, it can be made immediate at all times. I would also like to comment on the comments made by Sam Casias. I fully agree with the comments made by Kytlin Quinn. I am satisfied with the decision of the Coastal Commission to cancel this supreme protection to Pacifican residents. This protection that our non-coastal zone residents have been receiving for a year now has no reason to be cancelled. In this regard, the complete implementation of the law is very important. You will find many ways to do so. Platform accountability has been in use for a year in the non-coastal zone. As you have heard, the California State Senate Bill 346 is known as the Short-Time Rental Facilitator Act. It allows the booking platforms that have started Airbnb and VRBO to share host details and ensure permanent access to cities. Therefore, there has never been such an easy, profitable and profitable management system before. Therefore, I think that we need to use this immediately to receive the necessary information when moving forward with the changes in the SDR ordinance. Another important aspect of SB 346 and its platform accountability is that we are making a huge loss in the use of this beneficial application on days when it is not used, in the laws and regulations, as well as in the legal process. It is important to have these details with you when you go to the inauguration ceremony, because everyone in the city will agree that the next round of inaugurations should not be held without an ordinance. Thank you very much. Good night. Thank you.

1:16:52 – 1:19:59Speaker 4

I congratulate Cindy Abbott and Bob O'Donnell for continuing the work. Superbadham, Cindy Abbott. Oh, I'll miss all of you, but we'll continue our relationship, won't we? When we continue the celebration of this completion. Yes, this is a very fast time to move forward, and I really appreciate the staff for doing everything necessary to pass this ordinance on Monday, September 14th. So keep this in mind in your calendar. I would like to thank everyone for doing this. I am waiting for the report of the Executive Director. When I saw the previous cases, this did not go straight to a debate. This was just a report by an executive director. The commissioners have the right to change anything, but I think that they will agree that their rights are not a problem outside the country. I would like to say something about SB 346. This is very important. Even though our ordinance has a platform responsibility, SB 346 has the right to implement it. But I understand that the city has to pass an ordinance to implement it. Therefore, I think it is important to make it run as fast as possible. I am sure that some guidance and ordinances about how to run SB 346 will be ready for this. In addition, more platform responsibility and required reporting will also be obtained. If the platforms do not manage it, it will be difficult. Therefore, as you have heard, this adds a lot to our toolkit. Finally, we need to make sure that we are using the best resources in the Pacific. I have shared some parts of the Council. I know that Council has used the Backmare, Q-Alert, and Q-Alert. This is a new online platform. I think there is a system that can access this data for reporting. Because there are three different places to report various problems, this process has been very difficult historically. We now have the tools to deal with it. So, let's continue on this path. Let's pass this. Let's immediately move on to the enforcement announcement. Thank you all for your time. Thank you. Next up is Bob O'Donnell. Lastly, Laila Rennero.

1:20:04 – 1:22:49Speaker 1

Hello. Gary Trenger is here. I would like to thank the CET Council, the Planning Commission, and our new CET Manager for their hard work in this ordinance. This has been a long wait. This is one of the things we need. I really appreciate the support given by all parties. I would also like to talk about code enforcement. As far as I'm concerned, that's very important. Because even if you have laws, if you don't implement them, the laws are not the same. Look at the traffic laws that are being implemented every day. If you don't implement them, they don't make any sense. So I thank you all. I hope this good activity continues. Thank you again. Thank you. Bobo, Donald, do you know where to continue? My name is Bob O'Donnell. I have been living in the Pacific for 53 years. We love our city. For the past four years, we have all been included in the E-S-E-T-R-S-T-R Ordinance. Now, this will be completed. I would like to ask you to move forward with this timeline. Even if this is a short time, it is possible. We are in the process of completing it. So, all your wishes are fulfilled. We can make it happen. In the beginning, this only affected areas that did not have a border, but there is a desire for a border. We expect that they will be able to provide protection in the future. I would like to thank the CET Office, the Planning Commission, and the CET Council for your hard work. This was a great effort. We are really grateful to hear the words of the citizens. This is what the people are doing. I am very grateful for your response. At this time, I would like to thank another person, Kailin Queen. Four years ago, Kailin took the lead in a major problem that we had in our communities. For four years, she has been working with the members of the community. Their commitment, skill, and dedication were great. So, Kylan, I want to thank you for everything you've done to make this possible. Let's come back in October and celebrate this in the middle of the Pacific. Thank you.

1:22:49 – 1:25:54Speaker 4

Thank you. Finally, Leela Reno, Devaai. First of all, I would like to thank everyone who has helped us reach where we are today. I would also like to thank the various opinions of my colleagues in the SITR, STR and other parties. I have come here today to say that we can complete this. I would also like to thank the Coastal Commission for making changes to the coastal commission that only affects Teerathesha. At the same time, I would also like to thank the SITR and STR of Pasikki who are outside Teerathesha for not making any changes to the rules. Please accept these contributions today. Inform the employees to complete this by October and move forward with the Coastal Commission. But if this is completed, the focus should be on the enforcement. Because it will be beneficial if a law makes it happen. It seems that there are many more SETR listings in Airbnb and other platforms than the SETRs that are allowed inside and outside the border. If so, it is necessary to find those operators who have not registered and remove the lost IT or IT dot. We need proper data, proper tracking, and proper rules and procedures. Also, we need to make sure that the law enforcement officers have the right to act. If an operator is not following the law, they should not be allowed to act. We need to be clear about responsibility and duties. In handling the SETR program, HL has the role of HEL and Assistant CET Manager is the SETR program administrator of the city. I do not think what is included in HL's schedule. But the city must ensure that those responsibilities are fulfilled and that they are being fulfilled, and on the other hand, it must be explained to the registrar. As a program administrator, the assistant CET manager must be responsible for writing the program and the registrar's mail notes and ensuring that the city's rules are in place. Responsibility must be a barrier to Airbnb and other CTR platforms. In particular, it should be possible to implement SB 346 and platform-responsible systems in our ordinance. Finally, to provide a clear path for residents to report suspicious laws and to provide enforcement information to the public, Q Alert, Q Alert, and Citizen Portal should be expanded. The laws can be finalized, and it can be ensured that all those responsible for implementing them are doing their part. The good news is that many houses that used to be S.E.T.R. have now been sold. So, thank you all for making us where we are now. I am indebted to you. Thank you. In addition to this, I will end the part where I accept the general opinions of this public hearing and return it to the council's thoughts. Does anyone have any comments? May I start from Mayor Boilsel? I regret that I forgot to tell you about them. Never sit next to me. Thank you, Vice Mayor Wright. May I hear what you have to say?

1:25:54 – 1:28:01Speaker 2

Yes, Madam. Okay. I would like to thank the public for this process. I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the ordinances in other cities, and I know that there is a lot of discussion about the That's why I support Shubhash's decision to approve this. I also support the planning commission's recommendations. I understood one thing from London. When they reviewed their Airbnb rules, they saw that the whole country was 90 days away from them. However, they have implemented a process that is not possible to book a job on their platform after 90 days of joining Airbnb. I understand that it is difficult for our lives to find out how to find it when someone goes to those maximum days. So, since this is a possible thing, I think we can investigate this with the platform responsible. I would like to ask the CET attorney here tonight to ask a little more about SB 346. We have talked a little about this, and I think there should be an ordinance to the council that what Cindy Aap said is correct. But do we know how this will help? Or do we have to report this to the public? Umm.

1:28:01 – 1:28:39Speaker 4

Thank you, Mayor. We are almost certain what SB 346 is. This will be used to replace the airbnb, vrbo, nv, and nilavilis cards, and will be required to report certain details. So, we can investigate this in detail. If it is the council's order, we can then make this a decision. Okay. We can allow the council to make a decision on this matter.

1:28:39 – 1:29:33Speaker 2

Okay. Yes, it wasn't that easy to submit those documents. We have to make sure that we are getting the money properly. So, it will be a major task. The other thing I wanted to ask because it was not in the report of Jeevanakkar, I think it is different from the fees we make in the ordinance. That's right, isn't it? Fees and fees. When we inspect our forest fees and others, will we be able to inspect them too? Or do we have to go back to the corner of any Coastal Commission in this? Thank you, Mayor Boland. Permit fees are different from the ordinance. Also, I think that the fees are set at the maximum possible limit for our city. Yes. Okay. Let me tell you in detail.

1:29:33 – 1:30:00Speaker 4

Yes, that's right. In other words, the permit fees are set in accordance with the Constitutional Law on one side of the Hrastvakala Vataka Ordinance. Paramaavathi tugagal samstana nema prakaram aana theerumanichirikunada.

1:30:02Speaker 2

Sheri, langanangalude kaaryatil, license illaade pravartikunna varam idhil ulpedumo? Ade.

1:30:11 – 1:31:27Speaker 2

Sheri. One of the things I noticed was that when the staff returned with an update on enforcement, I was a little aware of how much enforcement costs and how much profit we get through tort and business licenses. So we can check the fees, recover as much profit as possible, and move forward without loss. One thing I noticed as far as the retail shops operating in the city are concerned, is that San Francisco has an advantage in running retail shops without a license. The first loan is $484 per day, and the second loan will increase it to $9068. Therefore, I think that such high fees will help people to legislate quickly. Anyway, I would like to make sure that we can earn as much as we can when we check our fees. Thank you.

1:31:29Speaker 4

Thank you. Honored counsel, Angam Espinosa.

1:31:32Speaker 2

No, I meant I had something to say earlier. I don't have any questions. I have some opinions. Okay, very good.

1:31:44 – 1:32:16Speaker 3

First of all, thanks to the staff and Sean. Thank you very much for representing us so well at the Coastal Commission. You know, that day I learned a lot of things. Some things that I didn't want to learn are also included in it. You know, I am proud that we are doing our best at this moment. If we didn't have our community, we wouldn't have been able to do this. So, I thank you and our community and everyone who is there right now. Shubharsha

1:32:44Speaker 4

Thank you, Mary. Council member Espinosa.

1:32:47 – 1:33:19Speaker 3

Certainly. My priority is to protect the property rights of the houses and our residents. I would like to amend this ordinance. We have to make sure that this ordinance is properly implemented. We don't need an ordinance. If it is not implemented, we can't do anything. I accept option 2. Thank you.

1:33:24Speaker 4

Thank you very much.

1:33:31 – 1:36:52Speaker 3

As far as fees and fees are concerned, I feel that I may be wrong, but those who work outside are doing more work than others. The problems we have experienced, the complaints we have received, and the problems we have experienced, and the problems we have experienced, and the problems we have experienced, and the problems we have experienced, and the problems we have experienced, and the problems we have experienced, and the problems we have experienced, So my question is, when we talk about this, you may not have an answer today. But if possible, I understand that this has something to do with it. Will we be able to calculate two different fees? I don't think it's a failure because we are a general law city. Sometimes we hear that this is happening in cities. When I quickly investigate it, it will often be a charter city. So if different fees can be charged, that's my first question to Bavi. If you have any questions, please let me know. As Mary said, I would like to thank the Coastal Commission for the great contribution made by the CET Manager, Sharpentier. I would also like to thank all the volunteers who helped us reach this point. Yes, I feel that there are clear opinions in the community. In fact, we have received an email today using the things we are doing here, but I am using it as a Councilwoman. I have felt for a long time that this problem needs to be resolved. Even if it is not intended through our real-time rental ordinance, a fault has occurred, and it still persists. Therefore, this is a matter of maintaining a stable situation. Yes, we need it. As mentioned, temporary housing is a major income for our city, but we cannot afford it through our residents, their families, their relatives, their pain, and their difficulties. Therefore, along with that, I also emphasize that I support option 2. Then I became special. Reminds me of our other special service as a commission. Commissioner Ferguson had made some very clear recommendations about the conditions. I don't know if he used that word. Maybe he used it. However, there is a possibility that there is a need to inspect the quality of the properties that are not hosted on the land. Therefore, I would like to inspect it in the future. Thank you.

1:37:09Speaker 2

Very quickly, let me say something. Samantha, I noticed that you added that in today's slides. Thank you for that. Yes.

1:37:14 – 1:38:37Speaker 4

I would like to thank everyone who made it impossible for the public to correct this. This is a big mistake in correcting this. This is not a last step, but a big mistake in it. Not only for the public, but also for the people. This is taking us forward. The next time we do something, we need to take difficult decisions, and in a way that allows us to make justifications for why we need to make more changes. That is my main interest now. Therefore, I agree to both options. If anyone else has anything to say about this, I would like to open the floor for questions and answers. Kristin, can you accept that statement?

1:38:37Speaker 2

Certainly, but I don't have the answer to the question. Yes?

1:38:49Speaker 2

It's there on the screen. Oh, I'm sorry. I think it's the next slide.

1:38:57 – 1:40:47Speaker 3

Okay. Oh, the clicker is in my hand. I have the power. I don't have the power. It's slide number 15. Okay. Please allow me to start from the beginning. The title of the Pacifica Municipal Code is 9, Chapter 4, Article 49, Shorted and Rental Vendor Ordinance. Section 9-4.49-1-M, 9-4.49-3-C, 9-4.49-4-A, 9-4.49-5-A, 9-4. 4. 49. Anjabi. 2. This ordinance is a violation of the California Environmental Quality Act. I will be back.

1:40:47Speaker 4

If there are no other suggestions or objections, I would like to request the clerk to conduct the voting.

1:41:04 – 1:41:17Speaker 2

Well, according to the instructions of Council member Espinosa, we will start voting with the Council member Beer's vote. Council member Espinosa. Yes. Council member Beer. Yes. Council member Beckmeyer.

1:41:17Speaker 3

Yes. Vice Mayor Wright.

1:41:21Speaker 3

Then Mayor Bowles. Yes. That recommendation has been passed unanimously.

1:41:32 – 1:41:48Speaker 4

Okay, let's take a look. Now it's time for you to enter the closed session. I would like to ask you if you have any comments about the closed session this evening. Is there anything about it? One hand is raised. That's from Dan's tagging. Keep going, Dan.

1:42:03Speaker 2

His mute is switched off. Let's talk. Thank you.

1:42:05Speaker 4

Thank you, council members. Can you hear me? Yes.

1:42:15 – 1:44:19Speaker 1

Good. I am talking about the Pacifica peer permits. Instead of talking about their prices and conditions, I thought I would talk about Marlin Streeter's tight land permits, a public land management specialist. I am one of the few people who worked in the forestry industry and did the filling of the Pacific Pier a few years ago. It was clear that that pier would not be repaired even six years ago. That cannot be improved. What we are doing now is only about the termination of the peer. It can be either suspended or terminated. To terminate this peer, it will cost $4.7 to $6.2 billion. Last week or two weeks ago, you can use a fund without funds to cover half of that amount. It will help to cover half of the amount to be deducted. There is no guarantee that the measures to ensure that the pier does not fall will help during this period. Those who caught fish in that pier will experience the pain. The pier has now become a great responsibility thanks to the efforts of the fishermen who have been there for years. Moreover, even if the brown pelicans that have come there are no longer in their natural habitat, they are protected by the Kudiyettapakshi law. Fish and wild life permits will be required to change them. There are also preventive measures in place to prevent this from happening. Again, I appeal to the Municipal Assembly to immediately remove this pier through traditional means, such as the Silverado-Kararugaar-Romeo Pier, without removing it. Thank you very much.

1:44:19Speaker 4

Thank you. Is there anyone online who has anything to say?

1:44:21Speaker 2

No one else has raised their hand. I have something to say. It's a five-minute interval. Let's go. Yes.

1:44:30 – 1:44:47Speaker 4

If anyone has anything personal to ask, you can definitely ask. Is anyone ready? Is there anyone in the room who has anything to say about the closed session? Since no one else is here, I move to a closed session to discuss three things.

1:44:47 – 1:45:01Speaker 3

I request the council to give Espinoza a five-minute break. Thank you. Is it over? It's over. We need a break.

1:45:02Speaker 1

What was this? I needed a break this morning.

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