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Grover Beach Council adopts reorganized municipal code and changes advisory‑body appointment process

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The Grover Beach City Council voted unanimously to adopt a reorganized municipal code and to change how advisory‑body vacancies are filled, moving to public interviews and council majority selection. The meeting also recorded votes on a consent agenda and joining an opioid settlement.

The Grover Beach City Council on Sept. 20 adopted a reorganized, renumbered municipal code and approved an ordinance changing the appointment process for several advisory bodies, voting unanimously on both measures.

City attorney Lomeli said the municipal code update — the first comprehensive recodification since 1988 — is administrative, intended to correct outdated statutory references and make the code searchable online, and did not change substantive provisions. "All substantive provisions remain unchanged," Lomeli said during the council presentation, which included a staff recommendation to proceed with a second reading and adoption and to publish the code through American Legal Publishing.

The council completed the required public hearing, heard questions about how older ordinances will be displayed online and about archival track changes, then voted by roll call to adopt the ordinance to "approve reorganization, compilation, renumbering, amendment,…

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