Manhattan Beach
Upcoming
City Council Regular Meeting
The Manhattan Beach City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed changes to hourly parking rates for on-street, city, and beach lots, along with increased citation penalties. The council will also adopt an ordinance advancing the city’s sixth-cycle housing element and approve a contract amendment for a parking lot feasibility study. Additionally, the council will ratify a new labor agreement with the fire department and update the citywide salary schedule.
- Public hearing on adjusting hourly parking rates for on-street, city, and beach lots, plus higher citation penalties.
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 26-0009 to implement the city’s sixth-cycle housing element.
- Approval of Amendment No. 3 to the engineering services contract with IDS Group, Inc. for $52,062 for the Parking Lot 3 feasibility study.
- Ratification of a new Memorandum of Understanding with the Manhattan Beach Firefighters’ Association.
- Approval of the comprehensive citywide salary schedule and range adjustments for all city positions.
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The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations with the Manhattan Beach Firefighters' Association, Police Officers' Association, and Police Management Association. No other business is scheduled this meeting beyond procedural items and public comment.
- Closed session conference with labor negotiators for three employee groups: Firefighters, Police Officers, and Police Management
City Council Regular Meeting
This meeting is mostly routine, with a consent calendar of 10 items to be approved in one motion. Key actions include adopting resolutions for the November election, renewing the military equipment policy, approving a $665,335 amendment for watershed monitoring, and authorizing the Rosecrans Ave bike lane project.
- Approve $2.9M contract amendment with Geosyntec for watershed monitoring
- Adopt resolutions for November 3, 2026 general municipal election
- Renew military equipment policy via second reading of ordinance
- Approve $1.4M workers' comp administration contract with AdminSure
- Authorize Rosecrans Ave bike lane improvements (state-funded, no budget impact)