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City manager announces town halls on state fire-hazard maps and spring community events
Summary
City Manager Wynne previewed three town halls to explain the state’s updated fire hazard severity zone maps and promoted April community events including a free Del Norte drop-off, the Eggcessible Eggstravaganza and a spring float tour.
City Manager Wynne provided a series of community updates and event notices at the start of the meeting, including a series of town halls to explain the state’s updated fire hazard severity zone maps. Wynne said the city will hold three meetings covering areas where the state’s maps have changed and now include parts of Oxnard; the first town hall will be at 6 p.m. at Hollywood Beach Elementary School, 4000 Sunset Lane.
Wynne also reminded residents that the city’s free bulky-item drop-off at Del Norte is scheduled for April 5 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and that the second annual Eggcessible Eggstravaganza — an adaptive egg hunt designed for people of all abilities — will be April 5 from 10 a.m. to noon at College Park, 3250 S. Rose Avenue. The Cultural and Community Services presenter described the spring float tour that will run from April 5 through April 18, with neighborhood stops and an appearance by the spring bunny; pre-registration was required for the Eggcessable event via oxnardrec.org, staff said.
The manager opened the report with a brief, self-deprecating remark about personal hair choices and the agenda proceeded to the community-calendar items. The presentations included details on registration and the recommendation that residents check the city’s recreation social channels for float-tracking information. Staff asked council to help spread the word about events and the town halls to ensure residents understand the map changes and their implications.
No council vote was required for the report.
