Scott Newsome

Commercial Permit Life Extension

Saves existing commercial permit holders the cost and hassle of reapplying.

housing goals

Includes an amendment to the fee schedule for boundary adjustments.

Alternative TDM compliance for school district housing

900 High Street Housing Project (47 Units)

No public subsidy; the developer says construction cost increases made the original 40-unit design infeasible.

Calypso Affordable Housing Bond Financing

No city funds committed; conduit financing of up to $42 million.

local development and mayoral election

New developments could mean more tax money, but also potentially higher costs for infrastructure and services to keep up.

Wireless Telecommunication Facility Expansion at 2000 Soquel Avenue

Private project with no direct cost to the city.

405-417 Pacific Avenue affordable apartment project

Existing tenants paying roughly $475 a month face displacement; replacement affordable units reportedly start around $2,000.

Fence and security kiosk at 2200 Delaware Avenue

Pac North condo airspace subdivision at 902 Pacific Avenue

Seabright Plaza redevelopment at 1214 Soquel Avenue

Residents raised concerns about lost city sales tax revenue and roughly 50 jobs at the affected businesses.

301 Alta Avenue teardown and rebuild

Boardwalk electrical substation approval

If noise complaints arise, the owner—not the city—must pay for the required acoustic study.

West Cliff Drive detached garage construction

Local preference for affordable housing

No direct cost to taxpayers, though regional data-tracking systems could carry significant upfront expense.

Prohousing Designation Renewal

Potential state grant funding, including up to $1 million in PIP funds.

Ocean Street gateway beautification

Up to $525,000 for landscaping; $126,635 total public art contract.

2394 Delaware Avenue Farmstand and Land Division

The applicant avoids costs tied to two dropped conditions, including a private security contract for tenant space.

220 National Street Demolition and New Large Home

Affordable Housing Incentives and Fees Update

Fee deferrals and waivers could reduce upfront costs for housing developers, with effects on city fee revenue unclear.

Industrial Development Authority — Election of Officers

Industrial Development Authority — Minutes of October 28, 2025

2026-2031 Economic Development Strategy Budget Adjustment (ED)

2200 Delaware Avenue — Watercourse Development Permit, Coastal Permit, and Design Permit (CP25-0094)

Approval of Development Subcommittee Guidelines

Review of 2025 State Legislation (Land Use, Housing, Homelessness, Economic Development)

elect new officers as set forth in Section 3.02 of the Industrial Development Authority bylaws as follows: Executive Director: City Manager M. Huffaker Treasurer: Director of Finance E. Cabell Chair:

to:  Adopt Resolution No. NS-30,681 to apply for a new Prohousing Designation from the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD); and  Authorize the Director of Community De

Advertise a request for proposals for consultant assistance with street design standards and parking policy near transit proximate developments. Authorize staff to select a consultant and execute a co

accept the review of 2025 State of California legislation impacting land use, housing, homelessness response, and economic development.