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Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Pismo Beach City Goals 2026-2027
This document outlines the City's strategic goals for Fiscal Years 2026 and 2027, developed through extensive community outreach. The major goals, which represent the highest priorities for the City, include enhancing Quality of Life by investing in neighborhoods and community beautification, improving Streets and Infrastructure, ensuring Public Safety, guaranteeing Water Resources sustainability, optimizing Parking and Circulation, and fostering sustainable Development and Housing Access. The overall vision is to provide a safe place, maintain its small beach town character, manage growth effectively, and enhance its tourist-based economy.
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This document presents the City of Pismo Beach's Budget in Brief for Fiscal Years 2026 and 2027, serving as a fiscal plan detailing projected revenues and estimated costs for essential public services. The plan is guided by six primary goals established through community feedback: Public Safety, Parking and Circulation, Development and Housing Access, Quality of Life, Streets and Infrastructure, and Water Resources. These goals represent the city's highest priorities for the two-year period, with resources allocated in the budget to support their accomplishment.
Dec 2, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Pismo Beach City Council Minutes
The meeting involved a Special Closed Session to discuss anticipated litigation, followed by a Regular Meeting. Key agenda items included receiving reports from the City Manager, City Attorney, and Council Committees concerning various external bodies. The Consent Calendar addressed numerous actions, such as adopting previous minutes, approving payroll and demands, receiving the Annual Public Report on Development Impact Fees, establishing the 2026 City Council Regular Meeting Schedule, authorizing the purchase of parking pay stations, accepting no-access easements, and establishing paid parking hours for Price Street. Business items included adopting updated job classifications and a salary schedule. A public hearing was conducted to receive community input and approve draft funding recommendations for the Community Development Block Grant Funds for the 2026 Action Plan Year. The meeting concluded with a discussion on the Price Street Overnight Parking Policy.
Nov 18, 2025·BoardMeeting
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City Council Minutes
The City Council meeting included a special closed session and a regular meeting. The closed session involved discussions on existing litigation and real property negotiations. The regular meeting covered the City Manager's and City Attorney's reports, Council committee reports, and a consent calendar that included the adoption of meeting minutes, approval of payroll and demands, and various financial reports. The council also discussed contract amendments for technology and building division services, acceptance of traffic enforcement funding, and an agreement for Taser devices. Additionally, they rejected bids for a storm drain repair project and discussed encroachment permits. A public hearing was conducted to adopt an ordinance amending the California Building Standards Code.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
