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Dana Point holds public meeting on renewal of Tourism Business Improvement District; final hearing set for May
Summary
The council held a public meeting on April 1 to receive testimony on renewing the Dana Point Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) for five years; notices were mailed to 13 lodging businesses and the council will hold a final public hearing in May.
Dana Point — The City Council on April 1 received a public meeting presentation on the proposed renewal of the Dana Point Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID), a required step before a final public hearing and potential five-year levy of assessments.
Staff summarized the procedural timeline: on March 18 the council adopted a resolution declaring its intent to renew the TBID for a five-year term; on March 20 the city mailed written notice to owners of the 13 lodging businesses proposed to be assessed, beginning a mandatory 45-day protest period. Staff said the next step is a final public hearing in May to consider officially renewing the TBID and approving any assessments.
No members of the public spoke at the April 1 meeting segment captured in the transcript excerpt. Staff described the April 1 item as a public meeting required to receive testimony; it did not include final action. Staff noted it would be available for questions and that the final step after the 45-day notice and protest period is the May public hearing.
The transcript does not include a recorded vote on the TBID renewal at this meeting; staff described the April 1 agenda entry as a receiving file and the council moved on to other business after the staff report.
