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Planning commission approves consent items, grants time extension and moves to public hearings
Summary
The Carmel-by-the-Sea Planning Commission approved routine consent items, granted a time extension for the Hausa House project and advanced four concept design studies for public hearing, recording roll‑call approvals and one recusal.
The Carmel‑by‑the‑Sea Planning Commission opened its regular meeting, approved the bulk consent calendar and handled two pulled items before moving to public hearings.
Chair LePage asked for roll call and, after two items were pulled for further consideration, Commissioner [name recorded in roll call] moved to approve the balance of the consent calendar. The commission approved the remaining consent items by roll call (4‑0). Commissioner Locke recused herself from item 6 (time extension for the Hausa House project); the commission approved that time extension in a subsequent roll call (3‑0).
The consent agenda also included routine minutes, a monthly activity report, adoption of the planning commission calendar and multiple time‑extension and design study items. The chair then opened the public hearing portion of the agenda for several concept design studies.
No substantive public appearances were offered under the Brown Act for matters not on the agenda.
What comes next: The commission scheduled hearings and requested more information on items that were pulled for discussion. Final actions on concept studies will be subject to the conditions and additional materials requested during public hearings.
