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At the start of the meeting the council approved the consent calendar (items a–e) by voice vote; the mayor called for ayes and the motion carried (“All ayes”).

Later in the meeting the council adopted Resolution 2025‑14, a resolution establishing council norms, protocols and a set of goals for fiscal year 2025–26, as amended. A motion to adopt the resolution as amended passed on a roll‑call vote. The roll call recorded ayes from Council member Acosta (Acosta/Acosta Junior), Council member Fernandez, Council member Villegas, Council member Hernandez and Mayor Julian; the resolution passed unanimously.

The council also considered a midyear budget amendment package and adopted Resolution 2025‑15, amending the fiscal year 2024–25 budget as recommended in staff materials. The resolution included reallocations within the general fund and enterprise funds; staff said the changes did not alter the overall budget total but redistributed existing budgeted amounts to reflect current spending patterns and projections. The resolution passed on a roll‑call vote with recorded ayes from Council member Acosta, Council member Fernandez, Council member Villegas, Council member Hernandez and Mayor Julian.

No recorded dissenting votes were recorded for either resolution. The council’s formal actions on Feb. 25 were procedural and budgetary in nature; separate substantive topics (for example, the farmers market request and the Bridal Theater presentation) were discussed but not acted on at the meeting.

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Goodwin described the renovation as a restoration and modernization of the existing theater marquee and interior, including new projection and lighting equipment, HVAC, restrooms and historically respectful interior finishes. The project also includes a single‑story rear addition with community-theater support spaces: two classrooms, a green room and support/storage areas, plus an enclosed outdoor amphitheater and a front plaza. He said the main theater seating is “around 200 seats” (his recollection from the plans) and that the two classrooms could hold roughly 50 and 30 people, respectively, using movable seating.

The design team noted the building is on the historic registry and that the project is undergoing the required historic review. Goodwin said the roof will be replaced, rooftop equipment will be screened, the rear building will be sound‑insulated to allow both front and rear spaces to be used simultaneously, and that required ADA spaces and electric‑vehicle parking will be provided to meet current code.

Council members asked about the plan‑check rounds, bidding timelines and potential cost‑estimate challenges. Goodwin said the team typically expects two rounds of plan check and will supply final responses in the first round where possible; he said the final cost estimate was still being completed by the city’s estimator. No action was taken by the council; the presentation was informational and staff said they would return with cost details at a later meeting.

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The market organizers asked to run the market Sundays from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., with vendor setup at 11 a.m. and breakdown by 4 p.m. They said the market would include fresh produce, cottage foods, arts-and-crafts booths, portable toilets with warm-water wash stations required for vendors, a Market Match/EBT redemption mechanism, and a small performance space around an existing gazebo. Stephanie said the group has identified a market manager willing to serve initially and that the Dune Center received a grant that can be used only for marketing; the group still needs funds for health- and ag-department permits, market-manager pay and equipment such as pop-up tents and weights.

The request prompted questions from council members about parking, timing and costs. Council members and staff said they preferred the downtown city parking lot because it places the market in the central business district and may benefit downtown merchants, but they also noted conflicts: churches and other community groups already use the lot on Sundays. Council members asked organizers to consult those groups and for staff to examine parking overflow options, including use of the old Far Western/Dune Center lot as overflow parking subject to liability/cleanup arrangements.

City Administrator Todd said the council could not formally approve the market on the application until the council took action at a future meeting, but he and other staff agreed to work with the GBA and the farmers market committee to put the logistics in place. Council members expressed a consensus to pursue the downtown parking lot as the preferred location and directed staff to return with more information and an agreement or memorandum of understanding covering city responsibilities — including police supervision, trash disposal, portable toilets, electrical needs and storage — so council can take formal action at a later meeting.

Representatives from Fresa and the Guadalupe Business Association (GBA) said they had done outreach and community surveys indicating Sunday afternoons were the preferred time for many families and that the market would prioritize CalFresh/EBT and Market Match to improve food access. Maria (Fresa) told the council the Dune Center grant that supports planning is about $26,000 but cannot be used for permitting or operations; organizers will need additional funds and requested the city’s help identifying fee waivers or reduced costs.

Council members and staff flagged next steps: the GBA should provide a vendor application, operating procedures, the proposed market manager’s name and an estimate of city costs for services; staff will review permitting requirements, public-safety needs, parking/traffic implications and possible MOU language. The council did not adopt any ordinance or motion on Feb. 25; staff will bring a formal agenda item for council action once the application packet and staff review are complete.

Organizers and community groups said they hope the market will become self-sustaining and help local residents use CalFresh/EBT benefits. Several council members praised the effort and asked staff to prioritize a follow-up report to address liability, parking, security and public-works needs.

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