Manzanita, OR

City Council Swears in New Officials, Approves Beach Traffic Ban, and Discusses Classic Street Project

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Jan 8, 2025

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Oath of Office for Mayor and Councilors

The City Council meeting began with the swearing-in of Mayor Kathryn Stock and Councilors Jerry Spegman and Tom Campbell. City Manager Layla Amman administered the oath, stepping in for Judge Larry Blake, who was absent. The newly elected officials pledged to uphold the constitutions of the United States and Oregon, as well as the charter and ordinances of Manzanita. Mayor Stock expressed gratitude to her family and the community for their support.

Cannon Beach, OR

Tourism & Arts Commission Tackles Public Art Policy, Fund Request Process, and Meeting Rescheduling

Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes The Tourism & Arts Commission meeting commenced with the approval of the minutes from the previous meeting held on April 21st. All members present, including Chair Libby Gast and Vice Chair Greg Swedenborg, agreed to approve the minutes without any modifications.

Rockaway Beach, OR

Planning Commission Approves Non-Conforming Use Expansion, Recommends Flood Hazard Amendments, Welcomes New Commissioner

Expansion of Non-Conforming Use at 544 North Pacific Street The Planning Commission of Rockaway Beach convened to deliberate on a conditional use application for the expansion of a non-conforming use at 544 North Pacific Street. The applicant, David Meyer, sought approval to add an addition to his existing single-family home

Rockaway Beach, OR

City Council Discusses Source Water Protection, Fire Department Reports Surge in 911 Calls, Police Address Vehicle Thefts

Source Water Protection Program Overview The City Council meeting featured a presentation by Susan De Circa of GSI Water Solutions, who provided an overview of the Source Water Protection Program. The program aims to reduce risks to the city's primary drinking water source, Jetty Creek. Susan highlighted the