Pier Stairs Advertising Pilot, Sports Complex Upgrades Headline City Council Agenda
Huntington Beach city leaders this week will consider a one-year advertising pilot on the pier stairs and a study session on improvements to the Sports Complex, while several commission agendas in recent weeks covered a floating office at Peter’s Landing Marina, flood management and a new optometry parking reduction. No votes were reported from the meetings, as final minutes have not yet been published.
Planning Commission (June 23)
The commission’s agenda included a conditional use permit for a new 420-square-foot floating restroom and a 580-square-foot floating office at 16340 Pacific Coast Highway, in Huntington Harbour. The project, at Peter’s Landing Marina, is part of a marine-structures proposal. Commissioners also were scheduled to approve minutes from two previous meetings.
Finance Commission (June 24)
Subcommittee updates on the Sports Complex and Meadowlark led the discussion. Commissioners reviewed audits of city assets—including the yacht, sports center and equestrian facilities—and fielded questions about the fiscal year 2026-27 budget.
Harbor Commission (June 25)
Orange County officials presented on the Bolsa Chica Channel Flood Management Program. Reports followed from ad hoc committees on infrastructure, vessels and watercraft, and water quality.
Zoning Administrator (July 1)
Two land-use items were on the agenda: a conditional use permit to reduce parking for HB Optometry at 6012 Edinger Avenue, and a coastal development permit to demolish an existing home and build a new 4,950-square-foot residence at 16661 Carousel Lane.
City Council/Public Financing Authority (July 1)
The council met in closed session to discuss two lawsuits: People of California v. City of Huntington Beach (Case No. 30-2023-01312235) and Southwest Voter Registration Education Project v. City of Huntington Beach (Case No. 30-2024-01397379). No public actions were taken.
Coming up
July 7 – City Council/Public Financing Authority: The council will vote on a one-year pier stairs advertising pilot and a contract amendment with Rio Media and Advertising. An amendment with LM Investigations, LLC for police background-check compensation is also up for approval. A study session on proposed Sports Complex improvements is scheduled. Closed-session labor negotiations with police and fire unions, and a real property matter at 17732 Goldenwest St., round out the agenda.
July 8 – Community & Library Services Commission: The regular meeting is cancelled. The commission will next meet on Aug. 12 at 6 p.m. in the City Council Chambers.
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