Seaside, OR - The Civic (Page 2)

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Planning Commission Reviews Sunset Hills Subdivision, Approves Gilbert Building Apartments, Keeps Public Record Open

Acknowledgment of Former Commissioner Lou Neubecker The meeting began with Chair Robin Montero acknowledging the recent passing of former Commissioner Lou Neubecker, highlighting his significant contributions to the Seaside Planning Commission and the community. The members present included Vice-Chair Kathy Kleczek, Commissioners Don Johnson, Brandon Kraft, Christopher Rose, Gretchen Stahmer,

City Council Honors Pearl Harbor, Welcomes New Police Officers, and Postpones Ordinance 2024-10

Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Proclamation The City Council meeting began with a special proclamation for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. Bill Montero, Vice Commander of the Seaside American Legion Post 99, invited the community to a ceremony on December 7th at the Seaside American Legion Hall. Due to scheduling conflicts at

City Council Discusses FEMA Compliance, Receives Race Series Donation, Addresses Board Vacancies

Seaside High School Student Update The City Council meeting began with an update from Alexander, a student from Seaside High School. He shared that the Associated Student Body (ASB) is organizing a Thanksgiving food drive with a goal of collecting 800 pounds of food. If successful, students will be rewarded

City Council Addresses Traffic Safety Concerns, Board Vacancies, and Floodplain Permit Moratorium

Update from Seaside High School The City Council meeting began with an update from a representative of Seaside High School, who provided a recap of the recent Homecoming Week. The event was described as a huge success, with the highest level of student participation seen so far in the new

City Council Approves Cell Tower Lease Amendment, Addresses Board Vacancies, and Discusses Speed Limit Concerns

Special Proclamation for National Friends of Libraries Week The City Council meeting began with a special proclamation for the 2024 National Friends of Libraries Week. The librarian introduced board members from the Friends of the Seaside Library, highlighting their significant contributions since their incorporation in 1982. The Friends have been

Planning Commission Approves Restoration House Expansion, Eight-Foot Fence for Storage Facility, and Bike Parking Enhancements

Restoration House Conditional Use Modification The Seaside Planning Commission meeting began with the primary agenda item: a request from Restoration House to modify their existing conditional use permit. Restoration House, represented by their attorney Christian Zupancic, sought approval to increase their occupancy from 14 to 21 residents. The increase was

City Council Debates Street Vacation, Hears Psilocybin Comments, Adopts E-Bike Ordinance

Street Vacation Request by Restoration House The City Council meeting began with a detailed discussion on a street vacation request from Restoration House, located off 3rd Avenue and Holiday. Restoration House currently uses the section of 3rd Avenue in question for parking and is seeking to vacate the street to

City Council Reviews Homeless Camp Policies, Proposes Security Measures, and Plans Site Relocation

Discussion on Homeless Camp Policies The Seaside City Council held an extensive meeting focused on revising policies related to the city's homeless camp. The meeting began with a detailed presentation by Spencer, who outlined the primary objectives and guiding principles of the proposed changes. The council aimed to

City Council Sets Legislative Priorities, Approves Homeless Camp Relocation, Outlines Vacancy Process

Discussion on League of Oregon Cities (LOC) Legislative Priorities During the City Council meeting, Councilor Tita Montero provided a detailed explanation of the League of Oregon Cities (LOC) and its role in representing the interests of Oregon's 241 cities. The LOC serves as a professional and lobbying organization

City Council Appoints Airport Committee Member, Debates Homeless Camp Relocation, and Bans Psilocybin Services

Airport Committee Appointment The City Council held a discussion regarding the appointment of a new member to the Airport Committee. The candidate presented his extensive experience in aviation and his involvement with the Experimental Aviation Association (EAA). Council members expressed their appreciation for his willingness to volunteer and acknowledged his

Planning Commission Approves Apartment Complex, Addresses ADA Compliance, and Discusses EV Charging Stations

Conditional Use Request for Apartment Complex The Seaside Planning Commission meeting opened with a detailed discussion regarding a conditional use request for an apartment complex at 1000 South Holladay Drive. The project, proposed by Dane Lund, aims to develop a 66-unit residential apartment complex between the Red Lion Hotel and

City Council Discusses Drug Policy Changes, Approves Union Contract, and Addresses Fireworks Concerns

Discussion on HB 4002 and Senate Bill 48 The City Council meeting began with a detailed presentation by Matt Phillips, Sheriff of Clatsop County, on the implementation of House Bill 4002, which addresses the decriminalization of certain drug offenses initially brought about by Measure 110. Sheriff Phillips explained the bipartisan

City Council Approves Budget Amendments, Adopts Road District Budget, and Authorizes Clean Water Loan

Budget Amendment and Adjustments The City Council meeting began with a discussion on budget amendments for the fiscal year. The Finance Director explained the need for reallocating funds to cover legal expenses and the purchase of the Aldermill property. The Sewer Fund required adjustments for personnel and materials, while the

City Council Approves Affordable Housing Developer, Finalizes Estuary Park Acquisition, Adjusts Water and Sewer Rates

Affordable Housing Development at North 40 During the City Council meeting, the primary focus was on the selection of a developer for the North 40 affordable housing project. The Council had previously received proposals and, after thorough deliberation, chose Related Northwest as the preferred developer. The decision came after a

Planning Commission Approves Apartment Development Extension, VRD Requests with Conditions, and Public Works Fence Installation

Extension Request for Apartment Development The meeting began with a detailed discussion on an extension request for a 74-unit apartment development on the north end of town. The applicant, Mr. Olstead, explained that despite substantial progress, supply chain issues had delayed the project, necessitating an extension. He assured the Planning

City Council Proposes Homeless Camp Relocation, Policy Overhaul, and Enhanced Enforcement Measures

Homeless Camp Relocation and Policy Changes The Seaside City Council meeting focused extensively on proposed changes to the city's homeless camp, including a relocation plan and modifications to existing policies. The discussion was led by Spencer, who presented ideas formulated by Councilor Seth Morrisey and reviewed by city

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