How to submit public comments at the Planning Commission meeting
The agenda explains that community members can comment by submitting a speaker card, using the Zoom ‘raise hand’ feature, or emailing comments that reference the agenda item.
Summary cards
The agenda explains that community members can comment by submitting a speaker card, using the Zoom ‘raise hand’ feature, or emailing comments that reference the agenda item.
The agenda notes that documents related to open‑session items can be inspected at 1960 Tate Street during business hours or online at the city website.
Commission members will nominate and vote to select a new Chair and Vice Chair for the 2026‑2027 term, as required by city rules.
The commission will vote to accept the minutes from its April 27, 2026 meeting. The minutes record decisions made at that earlier session.
Staff recommended changing the agenda so the Safety and Noise Element update will be heard as a public hearing instead of a policy item. The commission approved the change.
The commission will hear a presentation on updating the Safety and Noise Element of the city’s 2035 General Plan. Staff recommends the council adopt the update, noting it is exempt from CEQA.
The commission will consider a one‑year special use permit to keep the automobile recycling facility operating while it phases out. Staff recommends adopting a resolution to approve the permit with conditions.
Staff will present findings that the proposed ordinance aligns with the city’s General Plan and helps meet regional housing needs. The commission is asked to adopt the ordinance.
Staff presented the FY 2026/27‑2027/28 Capital Improvement Program, showing 27 new projects. The commission will recommend that the program aligns with the 2035 General Plan and adopt a resolution to that effect.
Community members may submit comments on any agenda item by using a speaker card, the Zoom “Raise Hand” feature, or by emailing the commission with the specific item referenced.