Development & economy in California local government
What California city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about development & economy — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
5,408 California meetings since 2024 covered development & economy. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in California with the most development & economy activity
- Paso Robles, CA (117)
- Monterey County, CA (111)
- Vallejo, CA (104)
- Long Beach, CA (91)
- Newport Beach, CA (79)
- Glendale, CA (77)
- Riverside, CA (74)
- Mountain View, CA (71)
- Los Angeles, CA (70)
- Santa Rosa, CA (67)
- Milpitas, CA (66)
- Huntington Beach, CA (65)
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No agenda items listed for the Brentwood Land Use meeting
The agenda for the Brentwood, California Land Use and Development Committee meeting on December 21, 2026 contains no listed items. No descriptions, proposals, or votes are provided in the document. Therefore no decisions or discussions can be identified from this agenda.
No agenda items listed for the Housing and Community Development Committee meeting
The Bakersfield Housing and Community Development Committee meeting on December 12, 2026 contains no listed agenda items. The agenda appears to consist only of procedural placeholders without any decisions, contracts, or hearings specified.
No substantive agenda items listed for the meeting
The Finance, Economic Development and Jobs Committee meeting on 2026-11-23 has no agenda items detailed in the provided document. The agenda appears to contain only procedural placeholders without specific decisions, contracts, or hearings. No items are scheduled for discussion or vote.
No substantive items on agenda
This meeting agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items for discussion or decision. No actions are planned.
Council to hear appeal of coastal development permit for 25200 Pacific Coast Hwy
The Malibu City Council will consider an appeal of Planning Commission Resolution No. 26-05 concerning Coastal Development Permit No. 19-012. The permit relates to the property at 25200 Pacific Coast Highway, owned by PAR PCH, LLC. The appellant is Jun Hall representing Concerned Citizens of Malibu Road, Inc.
The Downtown Committee meeting for August 4 is canceled.
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and a cancellation notice. The Downtown Committee is currently in recess and will reconvene on September 1, 2026. No substantive business or public hearings are scheduled.
Zoning Administrator to review five residential and commercial permits
The Zoning Administrator is holding a meeting to review five permit applications. These include a minor use permit for a café and four residential development permits.
Neighbors discuss conceptual plans to replace a home at 1130 Cuchara Drive.
This meeting follows standard CPP outreach procedures to gather early neighbor feedback on a proposed residential replacement at 1130 Cuchara Drive. Property owners will present conceptual design ideas and discuss potential impacts like views, privacy, and neighborhood compatibility. No official city decisions or…
Neighbors discuss plans to demolish and rebuild a home at 126 6th Street
This is a procedural pre-application meeting where neighbors will review conceptual design ideas for a proposed new residence at 126 6th Street. No official decisions will be made, but the City of Del Mar will collect early feedback to guide the applicant’s formal development review. The process follows the Citizens’…
Public hearing for swimming pool and hardscape project on Mirou Drive
The Town of Los Altos Hills will hold a public hearing to consider a site development permit. The request involves construction at a single-family residence.
Committee to review Oxnard Performing Arts & Convention Center contract negotiations
The Community Services, Public Safety, Housing & Economic Development Committee will receive an update on contract negotiations for the Oxnard Performing Arts & Convention Center. The body will provide feedback on four outstanding items regarding Sterling Venue Ventures and the OPAC Nonprofit.
Committee to receive updates on Roseville housing and Westfield Galleria
The Economic Development Advisory Committee will review a forecast on affordable housing and pro-housing designations. The body will also receive an update on the exterior renovation of the Westfield Galleria's western promenade and outdoor space, known as The Trails.
Planning Commission to consider townhome project at 434 Crescent Avenue
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed residential development on a 0.26-acre site. The body will consider a special development permit and a tentative map for the project.
Housing Authority to extend loans for two local properties
The Housing Authority will consider extending maturing loans for California Programs for the Autistic’s Benton House and Community Support Network’s Dutton Homes. The body will also discuss the subordination of its loans for Aston Avenue Apartments.
City Council to hear appeal for Tony's Smoke and Gift Shop business license
The City Council will hold an appeal hearing regarding a business license and tobacco retailer's permit for a shop on 1st Street. The body will also consider several consent items including infrastructure contracts, grant acceptance, and a downtown vacant space ordinance.
Planning Commission to consider Edgemont Commerce Center zoning change and approvals.
The Moreno Valley Planning Commission will vote on resolutions recommending the City Council adopt the Environmental Impact Report and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program for the Edgemont Commerce Center project. The commission will also recommend approval of the change of zone from Business Park to Light…
Committee to consider five new business license applications
The Inglewood Permits & Licenses Committee will first approve the minutes from the July 9 meeting. It will then consider approval or denial of five new business license requests for a hair/nail salon, a parking lot, and three tobacco retailers at various city locations. Public comments are also scheduled before…
Permits & License Committee to review five new business license requests
The Committee will consider the approval or denial of five business license applications. These requests include a beauty salon, a parking lot, and three tobacco retailers.
Design Review Board will consider a new three‑story home at 1510 La Vista Terrace.
The board will conduct roll call, approve minutes from June 25, 2026, and then review several design review applications. The primary item is a new three‑story, approximately 3,284 sq ft single‑family house with a two‑car garage and a swimming pool at 1510 La Vista Terrace. Additional items include a conversion…
Planning Commission will consider a T‑Mobile cell tower at Lowden Park
The Trinity County Planning Commission will review the proposed T‑Mobile cell tower project (P‑26‑01) at Lowden Park. Commissioners will also discuss an airspace conflict review survey. A public comment period will be offered before the commission takes action on these items.
Zoning Administrator to consider Permit for Mister Car Wash at 2700 Santa Rosa Ave
The Zoning Administrator will hold a regular meeting to approve a Minor Conditional Use Permit and Minor Design Review for a new Mister Car Wash at 2700 Santa Rosa Avenue. The agenda also includes routine items such as call to order, approval of July 9, 2026 minutes, and a public comment period. No consent items are…
Public hearing continues on Baylands Subarea development plan
The Planning Commission will hold a continued public hearing on the Baylands Subarea project, which includes a specific plan, zoning amendment, and general plan amendment. The commission will also adopt draft minutes from three prior meetings and consider routine consent‑calendar items. The meeting will conclude with…
Planning Commission to review Victoria Avenue Corridor code amendments
The Planning Commission will consider recommendations for the City Council regarding development code amendments for the Victoria Avenue Corridor. The body will also review several residential development projects and a state Prohousing Designation application.
Commission will discuss Centennial Park plan and new dog park funding
The Parks, Recreation & Beautification Commission will review the May 20, 2026 meeting minutes and then discuss several projects, including the Centennial Park Phase 1 plan draft, a potential nominee for a PRBC award, fencing at the Veterans Memorial Park gazebo, a second mural project, and funding for a new dog park…
Planning Commission considers two extension applications for residential projects
The Merced County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two extension applications. Staff recommend that no further CEQA review is required for each. The Commission will vote to adopt a resolution extending the First Term Extension of Development Agreement DA19-001 from three to six years, and to approve a…
Planning Commission will consider a 66‑unit housing project at Xenia Ave & East Sixth St.
The commission will approve the June 24, 2026 meeting minutes and hold public hearings on three development proposals. One proposal seeks a fast‑food restaurant drive‑through at the northwest corner of Beaumont Avenue and Oak Valley Parkway. Another proposes converting a static billboard to an electronic billboard at…
Commission to consider municipal code amendments and new coffee shop development
The Planning and Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests and a municipal code amendment. The body is reviewing a coffee shop proposal and a time extension for a residential subdivision.
Special Structures Permit for new 13k‑sq‑ft home at Queens Court
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider Special Structures Permit SSR26‑002 for a 13,036‑square‑foot two‑story residence on a merged lot at 2 Queens Court (APN 070‑032‑130) and 60 Queens Court (APN 070‑032‑140). The parcel is about 100,793 sq ft in the R‑1A zoning district, and the permit seeks…
Zoning Administrator to decide permits for 2479 Leghorn St. project
The Zoning Administrator will hold a public hearing on a project at 2479 Leghorn Street. The agenda recommends approving a Conditional Use Permit to convert an existing single‑family residential building, historically combined with industrial uses, into a contractor’s office, and a Development Review Permit for a new…
Design Review Board to consider residential projects and arterial median improvements
The Design Review Board will discuss the Major Arterial Median Improvement Project and a seawall design at 2940 Sandy Lane. The board will also review permit applications for exterior improvements and new residential construction at three different locations.
Council to decide appeal of coastal development permit at 22800 Pacific Coast Highway
The City Council will hear an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a coastal development permit and conditional use permit for a property at 22800 Pacific Coast Highway. The appellant, Bill Sampson representing Malibu Township Council, challenges the commission's resolution.
City Council to approve $2.39 M three‑year School Resource Officer agreement
The Beaumont City Council will consider a three‑year renewal agreement with the Beaumont Unified School District to fund three School Resource Officers at a total cost of $2,390,670. The council will also act on a consent calendar that includes ratifying recent warrants, approving City Attorney invoices of $91,445.41…
Committee reviews redevelopment plans for 51 S Oak Street
The Design Review Committee is considering a request to redevelop a site at 51 S Oak Street. The body will also address a residential project on Alameda Avenue and approve previous meeting minutes.
Council to adopt design‑review and housing plan for North Village mixed‑use project
The Arcadia City Council will consider several items, including appointments to local commissions, a resolution confirming the Arcadia Citywide Lighting District levy, and a resolution approving the Architectural Design Review, density bonus, and height waiver for the North Village Mixed‑Use Development with 130…
City Council to approve formation of Beechwood Community Facilities District
The council will consider routine consent‑calendar items and several specific actions, including approving the creation of Community Facilities District No. 2026‑1 (Beechwood) to fund transportation, park, and public‑safety facilities, and authorizing contracts for a public‑safety communication center upgrade and an…
Planning Commission to review residential developments on Alder and Wheeler Avenues
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two residential subdivision and design review requests. The body will consider the approval of tentative tract maps and architectural plans for new housing units.
City Council to approve construction contracts and ambulance purchase
The Manhattan Beach City Council will consider approving construction agreements for a park fence and police department flooring, as well as purchasing a new ambulance. The meeting also includes a public hearing on the Downtown Business Improvement District.
Board considers supporting litigation to block Paramount-Warner Brothers merger
The Board of Supervisors is discussing legal actions to protect the local film and television industry from a corporate merger. They are also considering a budget realignment strategy for the Probation Department and implementation authority for Measure ER health services.
Board to consider radar speed enforcement on Lee Road in Quincy
The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will discuss several agenda items, including a resolution honoring Keevin Allred, a presentation on the Chester Town Center economic development project, and a disaster recovery and housing strategies overview. The consent agenda contains multiple service agreements with no…
City Council to consider 1,000-foot buffer for massage businesses
The City Council and Successor Agency will discuss zoning amendments for massage establishments and a potential municipal election for council term limits. The body is also reviewing city expenditures and economic development designations.