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Dana Point council hears second reading of Victoria Boulevard specific plan and updated city speed-limit ordinance
Summary
At its April 1 meeting the Dana Point City Council heard the second reading of ordinances to adopt the Victoria Boulevard Specific Plan and related zone change and Local Coastal Program amendment, and a separate ordinance to update city speed limits; no final votes on those ordinances are recorded in the transcript excerpt.
Dana Point — The City Council heard the second reading of multiple ordinances on April 1 that would adopt the Victoria Boulevard Specific Plan, change zoning for a parcel at 26126 Victoria Boulevard, and amend the Dana Point Municipal Code to establish updated speed limits.
City Clerk staff read the ordinance titles into the record, identifying a zone change application (DC240001) and a specific plan (SP240001) for 26126 Victoria Boulevard, along with a proposed Local Coastal Program Amendment (LCPA 20002) to be submitted to the California Coastal Commission. The clerk also read an ordinance to amend and replace chapter 12.16.0.01 of the Dana Point Municipal Code to establish city speed limits pursuant to the California Vehicle Code.
The readings are the second reading and informational step required before final action. The clerk summarized the documents as: “the second reading of an ordinance of the city council of the city of Dana Point, California approving zone change DC240001 with the California Coastal Commission to amend zoning designation from Community Facility and Recreation to Victoria Boulevard specific plan and authorize the submission of Local Coastal Program Amendment, LCPA 20002… and an ordinance … approving the Victoria Boulevard specific plan SP240001 and incorporate it as appendix G of the zoning code with the California Coastal Commission suggested modifications… and an ordinance … amending and replacing the Dana Point municipal code chapter 12.16.0.01, establishing speed limits in the city of Dana Point pursuant to the California Vehicle Code.”
The transcript excerpt does not record a council vote, motion, or further public comment on these specific ordinance items during the provided portion of the meeting. Because the items were read as second readings and referenced submission to the California Coastal Commission, further action or certification may depend on additional council votes or Coastal Commission review not shown here.
Background: Second readings typically precede final council action on ordinances and, for coastal matters, Local Coastal Program amendments require certification by the California Coastal Commission. The ordinance text read on April 1 references a change from “Community Facility and Recreation” to the Victoria Boulevard specific plan designation for the parcel at 26126 Victoria Boulevard and incorporates the specific plan into the zoning code as an appendix.
No formal outcome or effective date for any of the ordinances is recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.
