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Council approves consent agenda, revokes 1144 Chorro PD overlay; closed session items reported
Summary
At the August meeting the council approved consent items, adopted an ordinance revoking a PD overlay at 1144 Chorro Street and reported two closed-session actions directing litigation initiation and extending a lease with the History Center.
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The San Luis Obispo City Council recorded several formal actions during the meeting.
Consent agenda — Council approved the consent agenda by roll call vote after one recusal. Vice Mayor Shoresman moved approval; Council Member Francis seconded. The roll call recorded the following: Vice Mayor Shoresman: yes; Council Member Francis: yes; Council Member Boswell: yes; Council Member Marks: "Yes. Except for 6c, where I'm recusing myself" (recused on item 6c); Mayor Erica A. Stewart: yes. The motion passed 5-0 with Council Member Marks recused on item 6c (annual special tax levy report for the San Luis Ranch Community Facilities District).
Ordinance revoking PD overlay (1144 Chorro Street) — Council Member Marx moved and Vice Mayor Shoresman seconded a motion to introduce and adopt an ordinance to revoke the planned-development overlay for seven parcels associated with the expired 1144 Chorro Street project and rezone those parcels back to CD and CDH. The motion passed 5-0.
Closed session report — The council reported two closed-session actions at the meeting's end: the council voted 5-0 to direct initiation of litigation in one case (staff said specifics and defendants "will be disclosed upon inquiry at the earliest time that disclosure would not jeopardize the city's ability to effectuate service process"). The council also voted 5-0 to continue an existing lease with the History Center of San Luis Obispo County until 2027, as requested by the History Center. The city reported no reportable action on two other closed-session items.
No other ordinances or resolutions were adopted at the meeting beyond the PD overlay action and the consent items. The council took no formal vote on the sewer lateral study session; staff was asked to return with refined policy options and more analysis.
Detailed vote records and official minutes will be posted by the city clerk in the official meeting record.

