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Council unanimously approves consent agenda, extends water allocation for KB Bakewell project
Summary
Seaside City Council on June 10 unanimously approved the consent agenda, canceling the June 19 regular meeting and adopting a water allocation for the KB Bakewell Seaside Ventures 2 project (180.6 acre-feet potable; 45.83 acre-feet recycled per year).
At a June 10 special meeting the Seaside City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included (a) a resolution canceling the June 19, 2025 regular city council meeting and (b) a resolution extending an annual allocation of 180.6 acre-feet of potable water and 45.83 acre-feet of recycled water for the KB Bakewell Seaside Ventures 2 residential and commercial development in the Pacific planning area.
Councilmembers recorded aye votes for the motion in a roll call: Council and agency member Miller (Aye), Council and agency member Burks (Aye), Council and agency member Garcia Arizola (Aye), Mayor Pro Tem Pacheco (Aye) and Mayor Oglesby (Aye). The agenda item was moved and adopted during the consent portion of the meeting; no separate public testimony on those items was recorded during the vote.
The water allocation is listed in the consent item text as an annual allocation per year; the staff report attached to the consent item describes the allocation in acre-feet per year and notes the KB Bakewell Seaside Ventures 2 project location within the city's Pacific planning area. The cancelled June 19 meeting was removed from the council calendar by resolution approved with the consent agenda.
Vote at a glance
- Motion: Adopt consent agenda (items 5a and 5b: cancel 6/19 regular meeting; extend water allocations for KB Bakewell Seaside Ventures 2) - Mover/Second: not specified on record - Vote: Miller '025 (Aye), Burks (Aye), Garcia Arizola (Aye), Pacheco (Aye), Oglesby (Aye) - Outcome: Approved (unanimous)
No further action on those specific items was taken during the meeting. Staff will process the administrative steps for canceling the June 19 meeting and implementing the water allocation per the city's established administrative processes.
