Brunswick, OH

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss home elevations for Oak Ridge Preserve and site plans for Dutch Bros Coffee and Nova Electric. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a conditional zoning certificate for a bakery.

• Public hearing: Megz Bizzy Bee Bakery home occupation conditional zoning certificate, 2066 Etta Boulevard
• Detailed site plan: Dutch Bros Coffee (former KFC), 3280 Center Road
• Site plan review: Nova Electric outdoor storage, 2844 Westway Drive
• Home elevations: Oak Ridge Preserve SPD-7, Oak Ridge Trail
• Approval of the Planning Commission 2027 Meeting Schedule

Planning Commission

The Brunswick Planning Commission's October 15, 2026 meeting has been canceled due to a lack of quorum. The agenda is otherwise standard procedural items, including minutes approval, plan discussion, old and new business, and public comment.

• Meeting canceled due to lack of quorum

Building and Building Code

Brunswick's Building & Building Code Committee meets October 5, 2026 at 6:25 PM, or immediately after the Economic Development Committee. The agenda lists one discussion item: Property Maintenance Violations — Building Department SOP's and Workflow. No votes, ordinances, contracts, or dollar amounts appear on the agenda; the remaining items are general discussion and adjournment.

• Discussion: Property Maintenance Violations — Building Department SOP's and Workflow
• Meeting time: 6:25 PM, or immediately following the Economic Development Committee
• No legislation, contracts, or fee changes listed on this agenda

Committee of the Whole

Brunswick City Council's Committee-of-the-Whole meets October 5, 2026 at 6:45 PM, or immediately following the Finance Committee. The committee will review an emergency resolution authorizing the City Manager to accept a $400,000.00 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for construction of the "Brunswick North Carpenter Park Expansion" project. Members will also consider a motion to go out to bid immediately after the grant agreement is fully executed. The agenda lists no other discussion, motion, or legislative items.

• RES. NO. 52-2026: emergency resolution authorizing the City Manager to accept a $400,000.00 ODNR grant for the "Brunswick North Carpenter Park Expansion" project — 1st Reading
• Motion to go out to bid immediately following full execution of the ODNR grant agreement for the "Brunswick North Carpenter Park Expansion" project
• Resolution brought from Committee-of-the-Whole, Administration/Taylor Petkovsek

Finance

Brunswick's Finance Committee meets October 5, 2026 at 6:35 PM, or immediately after the Building & Building Code Committee, to review two first-reading items. Both are emergency measures: a resolution accepting budget commission amounts and rates and authorizing tax levies certified to the County Auditor, and an ordinance amending the 2026 Appropriation Budget. Both are listed as brought from Finance Committee by the Administration/Todd Fischer. No votes or final actions are recorded in this agenda.

• RES. NO. 51-2026: emergency resolution accepting budget commission amounts and rates, authorizing tax levies and certifying them to the County Auditor — 1st Reading
• ORD. NO. 53-2026: emergency ordinance amending Ordinances #95-2025, #6-2026, #30-2026 and #37-2026 to amend the Appropriation Budget for the year ending December 31, 2026, per Exhibit "A" — 1st Reading
• Both items listed as brought from Finance Committee, Administration/Todd Fischer
• Agenda marked REVISED; start time 6:35 PM or immediately following Building & Building Code Committee

Economic Development

The Brunswick City Economic Development Committee is scheduled to meet on October 5, 2026, at 6:15 PM. The agenda lists two discussion items: an update from Grant Aungst and the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance Clambake. No ordinances, contracts, dollar amounts, or votes appear on the agenda; the remaining items are general discussion and adjournment.

• Discussion item: update from Grant Aungst
• Discussion item: Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance Clambake
• General discussion
• Adjournment

City Council

Brunswick City Council meets October 5, 2026 to act on legislation and hear reports. Items include a $400,000 Ohio Department of Natural Resources grant for the "Brunswick North Carpenter Park Expansion" project and three-year custodial contracts with Any Domestic Work, Inc. Council will also consider an opioid settlement fund agreement with the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority and several reappointments and appointments.

• RES. NO. 52-2026: accept $400,000.00 ODNR grant for "Brunswick North Carpenter Park Expansion" (1st Reading, emergency)
• RES. NO. 42-2026: three-year custodial services agreement with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for City Hall and Division of Police, not to exceed $4,316.00 monthly (3rd Reading)
• RES. NO. 43-2026: three-year custodial services agreement with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for Brunswick Community Recreation and Fitness Center, not to exceed $6,370.00 monthly (3rd Reading)
• RES. NO. 44-2026: memorandum of understanding with Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District for NPDES Phase II permit assistance, not to exceed $5,000.00 per annum (3rd Reading)
• ORD. NO. 41-2026: approve detailed site plan for restroom addition in Brunswick Town Center Special Planning District No. 2 (3rd Reading)

Planning Commission

The Brunswick Planning Commission is meeting to review two Pearl Road property proposals: a site plan for Gannon Auto Sales at the former KDK location (1633 Pearl Road) and a public hearing on a conditional zoning certificate for SNK Fuels, a gas station at the former BP site (2155 Pearl Road). The commission will also approve minutes from its September 17, 2026 meeting and hear public comment.

• Site plan review – Gannon Auto Sales (former KDK), 1633 Pearl Road
• Public hearing – SNK Fuels (former BP) gas station conditional zoning certificate, 2155 Pearl Road
• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2026
• Public comment period

Parks, Recreation and Community

Brunswick's Parks, Recreation & Community Committee meets September 29, 2026 at 6:00 PM at the Recreation Center. The agenda lists discussion items including a Recreation Center holiday party, coach training resources, a music concert series, a Parks Master Plan progress update, and a Friends of Brunswick Parks update. No votes, contracts, dollar amounts, or ordinances appear on the agenda; items are listed for discussion only.

• Discussion of a Recreation Center Holiday Party
• Discussion of Coach Training Resources
• Discussion of a Music Concert Series
• Parks Master Plan Progress Update
• Friends of Brunswick Parks Update

City Council

Brunswick City Council meets September 28, 2026 to review minutes, committee reports, and legislation. Second readings cover a restroom addition site plan at Brunswick Town Center and three-year custodial contracts with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for City Hall/Police and the Community Recreation and Fitness Center, plus a Medina County soil and water conservation agreement. First readings include selling surplus city property via internet auction in 2027, clarifying the City Manager/Safety Director duties, and an Opioid Settlement Fund disbursement agreement with the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority. The Mayor also recommends appointments to several boards and commissions.

• ORD. NO. 41-2026 (2nd Reading): detailed site plan for restroom addition in Brunswick Town Center Special Planning District No. 2
• RES. NO. 42-2026 (2nd Reading): 3-year custodial contract with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for City Hall and Division of Police, not to exceed $4,316.00/month
• RES. NO. 43-2026 (2nd Reading): 3-year custodial contract with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for Brunswick Community Recreation and Fitness Center, not to exceed $6,370.00/month
• RES. NO. 44-2026 (2nd Reading): MOU with Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District for NPDES Phase II permit assistance, not to exceed $5,000.00 per annum
• RES. NO. 50-2026 (1st Reading): Opioid Settlement Fund Disbursement Agreement with the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority

Council appointed two individuals to city boards and moved four ordinances and resolutions to third reading. The City Manager reported that newly consolidated properties at 507 North Carpenter and 3321 Grafton have been named Behner Park.

• Reappointed Millie Manning to the Income Tax Board of Review (5-0)
• Appointed Kevin Kelly to the Juvenile Diversion Board (5-0)
• Moved Ord. No. 41-2026 (Town Center restroom addition site plan) to 3rd reading
• Moved Res. No. 42-2026 (Custodial services for City Hall and Police, max $4,316/month) to 3rd reading
• Moved Res. No. 43-2026 (Custodial services for Rec and Fitness Center, max $6,370/month) to 3rd reading
• Moved Res. No. 44-2026 (Soil and Water Conservation District MOU, max $5,000/year) to 3rd reading
• Moved Res. No. 47-2026 (2027 public internet auctions for city property) to 2nd reading
• Moved Res. No. 49-2026 (City Manager/Safety Director duties clarification) to 2nd reading

Safety and Environment

Brunswick's Safety & Environment Committee meets Sept. 28, 2026 at 6:15 PM. The only listed item is an open discussion of Flock Safety cameras. No votes, contracts, or dollar amounts appear on the agenda; general discussion and adjournment follow.

• Open discussion of Flock Safety cameras

Committee of the Whole

Brunswick City Council's Committee-of-the-Whole meets Sept. 28, 2026, at 6:30 PM, or immediately after the Safety & Environment Committee. Members will discuss a motion to name a new community park under the city's Facilities Naming Policy and review three resolutions on first reading. One would let the administration sell surplus city property, including vehicles and road equipment, via public internet auctions in 2027; another would clarify the City Manager/Safety Director's duties; the third would authorize an Opioid Settlement Fund agreement with the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority. The agenda also lists an executive session on pending or imminent court action.

• Motion to name a new community park under the City of Brunswick Facilities Naming Policy
• RES. NO. 47-2026 (1st Reading): allow public internet auctions of surplus city property, including motor vehicles and road machinery, for 2027
• RES. NO. 49-2026 (1st Reading): clarify and confirm duties of the City Manager/Safety Director
• RES. NO. 50-2026 (1st Reading): authorize an Opioid Settlement Fund Disbursement Agreement with the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority
• Executive session to discuss pending or imminent court action

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a detailed site plan for a Huntington National Bank ATM at 1344 Pearl Road. The meeting also includes a discussion on a conditional zoning certificate and site plan for a Brunswick High School staff parking lot addition at 3581 Center Road.

• Detailed site plan: Huntington National Bank freestanding ATM, 1344 Pearl Road
• Conditional zoning certificate and site plan: Brunswick High School staff parking lot addition, 3581 Center Road
• Site plan review: Reline revised grading plan with topsoil mound, 1020 West 130th Street

The Brunswick City Planning Commission approved a detailed site plan for a new Huntington National Bank ATM at 1344 Pearl Road, a conditional zoning certificate and site plan for the Brunswick High School staff parking lot at 3581 Center Road, and a revised grading plan for Reline at 1020 West 130th Street. All three items passed with 3-0 votes. The commission also excused an absent member, approved previous meeting minutes, and discussed potential scheduling issues for October.

• Excused Chair Shirilla for just cause (3-0)
• Approved July 23, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved detailed site plan for Huntington National Bank ATM at 1344 Pearl Road, with engineering review of photometrics and handicap space verification (3-0)
• Approved conditional zoning certificate and detailed site plan for Brunswick High School staff parking lot at 3581 Center Road, including landscaping modifications, riparian setback variances, and a condition to monitor invasive species (3-0)
• Approved revised grading plan for Reline at 1020 West 130th Street, subject to engineering approval (3-0)
• Adjourned the meeting at 7:55 p.m. (3-0)

Services, Utilities, Technology and Cable

The Services, Utilities, Technology and Cable Committee is discussing two resolutions at first reading: one authorizing a memorandum of understanding with the Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District for NPDES Phase II permit assistance, and another authorizing a contract with United Survey, Inc. for the 2026 Storm Sewer Slip Lining Project. Both are discussion items only at this meeting; no final votes are listed.

• Resolution 44-2026: MOU with Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District for NPDES Phase II permit assistance, up to $5,000 per year
• Resolution 45-2026: Emergency resolution for agreement with United Survey, Inc. for 2026 Storm Sewer Slip Lining Project, up to $179,760

Planning and Zoning

The Brunswick Planning & Zoning Committee is discussing Ordinance No. 41-2026, which would approve the detailed site plan for a restroom addition in the Brunswick Town Center Special Planning District No. 2. The ordinance is at its first reading and is being brought from the committee by Administration/Grant Aungst. The rest of the agenda is general discussion and adjournment.

• Ordinance No. 41-2026: approval of detailed site plan for restroom addition in Brunswick Town Center Special Planning District No. 2 (1st reading)

City Council

The Brunswick City Council is meeting to consider several first-reading ordinances and resolutions, including a $179,760 emergency contract for storm sewer slip lining, a $50,000 easement conveyance, and custodial service agreements. They will also hear the mayor's report, including a proclamation for Adult Education & Family Literacy Week and appointments to city boards. The agenda includes routine items like minutes approval and committee reports.

• RES. NO. 45-2026: Emergency resolution for 2026 Storm Sewer Slip Lining Project with United Survey, Inc., not to exceed $179,760
• RES. NO. 46-2026: Convey easements to GTP Acquisitions Partners II, LLC for $50,000 lump sum
• RES. NO. 42-2026: 3-year custodial contract with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for City Hall and Police, up to $4,316/month
• RES. NO. 43-2026: 3-year custodial contract with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for Recreation Center, up to $6,370/month
• ORD. NO. 41-2026: Approve site plan for restroom addition in Brunswick Town Center Special Planning District No. 2

City Council approved an emergency agreement for a storm sewer slip lining project and the conveyance of easements for a $50,000 payment. Council also passed an emergency ordinance to formally close six specific city funds. Several custodial and environmental agreements were moved to second reading.

• Approved $179,760 storm sewer slip lining project (7-0)
• Approved conveyance of easements to GTP Acquisitions Partners II, LLC for $50,000 (7-0)
• Approved emergency ordinance to close six city funds, including Local Coronavirus Relief and Local Fiscal Recovery funds (7-0)
• Approved August 3, 2026 Special Council Meeting minutes (7-0)
• Moved custodial services agreement for City Hall and Police Division (max $4,316/month) to second reading
• Moved custodial services agreement for Community Recreation and Fitness Center (max $6,370/month) to second reading
• Moved Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District agreement (max $5,000/year) to second reading
• Moved restroom addition site plan for Brunswick Town Center to second reading

Finance

The Brunswick Finance Committee will hold a first reading of an emergency ordinance to formally close six city funds, including the Local Coronavirus Relief Fund, Community Development Block Grant funds, and funds for North Carpenter Road and Magnolia Drive improvements. The item is listed as a discussion item and will be brought from the committee by Administration/Lynnette Ozanich.

• Emergency ordinance to close Local Coronavirus Relief Fund (#112)
• Close Community Development Block Grant Fund (#113) and CHIP Special Revenue Fund (#132)
• Close Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (#140)
• Close North Carpenter Road Fund (#347) and OPWC Magnolia Drive Improvement Fund (#374)
• First reading of ordinance no. 48-2026

Committee of the Whole

The Brunswick Committee-of-the-Whole will discuss the Council Office's 2027 budget, set a date for the City Manager's budget and capital plan hearing, and name a new park at 507 North Carpenter. They will also consider a change order for the Laurel-Maxwell intersection project and review several resolutions, including custodial service contracts and an easement conveyance.

• Change order up to $40,000 to Set in Stone Contracting for Laurel-Maxwell intersection improvements
• Resolution 42-2026: 3-year custodial contract with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for City Hall and Police, up to $4,316/month
• Resolution 43-2026: 3-year custodial contract with Any Domestic Work, Inc. for Recreation and Fitness Center, up to $6,370/month
• Resolution 46-2026: Convey easements to GTP Acquisitions Partners II, LLC for $50,000 lump sum
• Name new park at 507 North Carpenter

Planning Commission

The Brunswick Planning Commission's September 3, 2026 meeting has been canceled because no applications were submitted. The agenda lists only standard procedural items, and no plan discussions, old or new business, or public hearings are scheduled.

• Meeting canceled due to no applications submitted
• No plan discussions, old business, or new business on the agenda
• Public comment period listed but meeting canceled

City Council

The Brunswick City Council will hold a third reading for an ordinance to update the city's Planning & Zoning Code. The body will also consider a resolution regarding the appointment of Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director.

• ORD. NO. 14-2026: Ordinance adopting an updated Planning & Zoning Code and repealing the existing code
• RES. NO. 36-2026: Resolution appointing Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director

Brunswick City Council adopted an updated Planning & Zoning Code and appointed Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director. The council also approved several sets of previous committee and meeting minutes.

• Adopted updated Planning & Zoning Code via Ordinance No. 14-2026 (7-0)
• Appointed Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director via Resolution No. 36-2026 (6-0, one recusal)
• Approved July 27, 2026, Council Meeting Minutes (7-0)
• Approved July 27, 2026, Services, Utilities, Technology & Cable Committee Minutes (7-0)
• Approved July 27, 2026, Finance Committee Minutes (7-0)
• Approved July 27, 2026, Committee-of-the-Whole Minutes (7-0)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss the August council meeting date and consider a motion to authorize advertising for public bids for the 2026 Storm Sewer Slip Lining Program. No other substantive legislation or public hearings are scheduled.

• Motion to authorize advertising for bids for the 2026 Storm Sewer Slip Lining Program

Services, Utilities, Technology and Cable

The committee will discuss Resolution No. 39-2026, which authorizes the City Manager to apply for Ohio Public Works Commission Issue 1 grant funding for the Westchester Drive–Magnolia Drive Improvement Project. If awarded, the resolution would also authorize the City Manager to execute grant documents. No vote is scheduled; the item is on first reading and will be brought from committee.

• Resolution No. 39-2026 – emergency resolution to submit grant application to Ohio Public Works Commission Issue 1 Program for Westchester Drive–Magnolia Drive Improvement Project

City Council

Brunswick City Council will hold second readings on an updated Planning & Zoning Code and a resolution appointing Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director. Council will also consider first readings on emergency ordinances amending the 2026 budget, advancing funds, submitting a grant application for the Westchester-Magnolia Drive Improvement Project, and authorizing a rebate payment for Fire Station Improvement Bonds. The agenda includes a reappointment to the Juvenile Diversion Board and a proclamation.

• Second reading of ORD. NO. 14-2026 adopting an updated Planning & Zoning Code
• Second reading of RES. NO. 36-2026 appointing Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director
• First reading of emergency ordinance ORD. NO. 37-2026 amending the 2026 Appropriation Budget
• First reading of RES. NO. 39-2026 authorizing a grant application for Westchester Drive-Magnolia Drive Improvement Project
• Motion to reappoint Sarah Alfano to the Juvenile Diversion Board

City Council adopted several emergency ordinances regarding the appropriation budget, fund advancement, and fire station bond rebates. The council also authorized a grant application for the Westchester Drive-Magnolia Drive Improvement Project. Additionally, Sarah Alfano was reappointed to the Juvenile Diversion Board.

• Reappointed Sarah Alfano to the Juvenile Diversion Board (6-0)
• Adopted Ord. No. 37-2026 to amend the Appropriation Budget (6-0)
• Adopted Ord. No. 38-2026 to advance funds (6-0)
• Adopted Res. No. 39-2026 to apply for OPWC grant for Westchester Drive-Magnolia Drive Improvement Project (6-0)
• Adopted Ord. No. 40-2026 for a rebate payment to the US Treasury regarding Fire Station Improvement Bonds (6-0)
• Moved Ord. No. 14-2026 (updated Planning & Zoning Code) to third reading
• Moved Res. No. 36-2026 (appointing Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director) to third reading

Finance

The Brunswick Finance Committee will discuss three emergency ordinances at its July 27, 2026 meeting. Two ordinances amend the city's 2026 appropriation budget and authorize advancing funds; a third authorizes a rebate payment to the U.S. Treasury for the Fire Station Improvement Bonds, Series 2024. All items are first readings to be brought from the committee.

• ORD. NO. 37-2026: Emergency ordinance amending the 2026 Appropriation Budget (Exhibit A)
• ORD. NO. 38-2026: Emergency ordinance to advance funds
• ORD. NO. 40-2026: Emergency ordinance authorizing rebate payment to U.S. Treasury for Fire Station Improvement Bonds, Series 2024

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre un certificado de zonificación condicional y un plan detallado del sitio para los campos atléticos y la adición del estacionamiento de Brunswick High School en 3581 Center Road. La comisión también revisará los planes detallados del sitio para una instalación de baños en Brunswick Lake Park y una adición al estacionamiento en St. Ambrose Parish. Los puntos rutinarios incluyen la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y comentarios públicos.

• Audiencia pública – certificado de zonificación condicional y plan detallado del sitio para los campos atléticos y la adición del estacionamiento de Brunswick High School, 3581 Center Road
• Plan detallado del sitio – instalación de baños de Brunswick Lake Park, Brunswick Lake Parkway
• Plan detallado del sitio – adición del estacionamiento de St. Ambrose Parish, 929 Pearl Road
• Aprobación de las actas del 9 de julio de 2026

The Planning Commission approved the Brunswick Lake Park restroom detailed site plan and recommended City Council approval, and approved the St. Ambrose Parish parking lot addition at 929 Pearl Road with landscaping and lighting modifications. For Brunswick High School at 3581 Center Road, the Commission approved the athletic fields detailed site plan but tabled the 149-space staff parking lot at the applicant's request so staff review comments on landscaping can be addressed. All three votes were 4-0.

• Approved Brunswick Lake Park restroom detailed site plan and recommended City Council approval (4-0)
• Approved St. Ambrose Parish parking lot addition at 929 Pearl Road with landscaping and lighting modifications (4-0)
• Approved Brunswick High School athletic fields detailed site plan at 3581 Center Road, excluding the new parking lot (4-0)
• Tabled Brunswick High School 149-space staff parking lot at applicant's request to address landscaping comments (4-0)
• Approved July 9, 2026 minutes (3 ayes, 1 abstain)
• Adjourned at 9:30 p.m. (4-0)

General

General

Economic Development

City Council

The Brunswick City Council will review several appointments and legislative actions. This includes a first reading for an emergency ordinance regarding codified ordinances and a resolution to appoint Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director.

• Resolution to appoint John Rocha to the Board of Zoning Appeals through March 14, 2028
• Resolution to appoint Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director (1st Reading)
• Emergency ordinance regarding updated revised codified ordinances (1st Reading)
• Resolution declaring March 6, 2027 as Random Acts of Kindness Day (3rd Reading)
• Recommendation to reappoint Sarah Alfano to the Juvenile Diversion Board

City Council adopted an emergency ordinance to update the city's codified ordinances and appointed John Rocha to the Board of Zoning Appeals. The council also designated March 6, 2027, as Random Acts of Kindness Day. Several residents expressed concerns during the open forum regarding the use of Flock Safety Cameras.

• Approved appointment of John Rocha to the Board of Zoning Appeals (7-0)
• Adopted Resolution 33-2026 declaring March 6, 2027, as Random Acts of Kindness Day (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 35-2026 to edit and include ordinances in codified ordinances (7-0)
• Approved Regular Council Meeting Minutes from June 22, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Services, Utilities, Technology & Cable Committee Minutes from June 22, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Committee-of-the-Whole Minutes from June 22 and July 6, 2026 (7-0)
• Moved Resolution 36-2026 appointing Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director to second reading

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss items related to the Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities. The meeting includes a first reading for an emergency ordinance regarding codified ordinances and a resolution to appoint Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director.

• ORD. NO. 35-2026: Emergency ordinance to edit and include certain ordinances in the codified ordinances
• RES. NO. 36-2026: Resolution appointing Nicholas J. Hanek as City Manager/Safety Director
• Discussion regarding Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar actualizaciones al Código de Planificación y Zonificación. Este es el elemento sustantivo principal de la agenda. La reunión también incluye la aprobación rutinaria de actas e informes de comités.

• Audiencia pública sobre enmiendas al texto de actualización del Código de Planificación y Zonificación

The Planning Commission held a public hearing and voted to recommend approval of text amendments to the Planning & Zoning Code to City Council. The updates cover Planning, Subdivision Regulations, and Zoning titles. The commission also approved the minutes from the June 18, 2026 meeting.

• Recommended approval of Planning & Zoning Code text amendments to City Council (3-0)
• Approved June 18, 2026 meeting minutes with two corrections (3-0)