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Planning commission approves consent calendar; appoints two to architecture committee

3027427 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

The Planning Commission approved the consent calendar (meeting minutes) by unanimous vote and appointed Commissioners VanderMeelen and Murphy to the architecture committee by unanimous consent; staff reported public comment emails on a rent stabilization proposal were distributed.

The Camarillo Planning Commission approved the consent calendar, which included the minutes from the prior meeting, and appointed two commissioners to the architecture committee during its meeting.

A motion was made and seconded to approve the consent calendar; commissioners present voted yes and the motion carried. Commissioners recorded as voting yes in the transcript were Commissioner Edsall, Vice Chair Davidson, Chair Limon, Commissioner Murphy and Commissioner VanderMeelen. The consent calendar item consisted of approval of the meeting minutes from the last meeting.

On public comment, staff said the commission had received and been distributed an email submission concerning a “rent space stabilization ordinance proposal” submitted by "Elizabeth and Jeff Martinez, De Morga, Paluga." No speakers appeared in person to address that item and no further discussion occurred.

The commission then appointed two volunteers to serve on the architecture committee. Commissioners VanderMeelen and Murphy were appointed; the transcript records no objection from any commissioner and the appointments were accepted by the appointees. No roll‑call vote was recorded for the appointments; the record shows the appointments were made by unanimous consent.

The meeting concluded with a director’s report noting items to be heard at upcoming meetings and with brief commissioner comments thanking staff and noting the remodeled chambers. The consent and appointment items were routine and required no further action beyond approval and appointment.