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Commission updates on door replacements, parking-lot study, bylaws and recruitment

Seaside Community Center Commission · February 4, 2026
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Summary

At the Feb. 4 meeting commissioners said new meeting-room doors will be installed in February, parking-lot flooding will be considered in the budget cycle pending cost estimates, the bylaw project has been submitted to the city, and three commission vacancies remain open.

During ongoing business at the Feb. 4 meeting, Speaker 1 updated the commission on a series of facility and administrative items.

Rusty meeting-room doors: Speaker 1 said the replacement doors have arrived and are being painted; a contractor is scheduled for a two-day demolition and installation in February.

Parking-lot flooding: Speaker 1 said the parking-lot flooding project has been tabled to the budget cycle while staff collect cost estimates for a permanent fix. Speaker 2 said staff (Paul) is compiling the numbers requested by the city manager (Spencer).

Bylaws: Speaker 1 reported that the bylaw project materials were submitted to the city and copied to commissioners for city-council consideration.

Vacancies and recruitment: Speaker 1 said the commission currently has three vacancies and discussed outreach options, including posting notices at the center, using chamber and SDDA channels, and contacting community organizations such as El Centro Northwest to encourage a more diverse applicant pool. Speaker 2 suggested tapping building users (pottery group, dance groups) and nonprofits for potential candidates.

Speaker 1 closed ongoing business with a reminder to prioritize recruitment efforts and to follow up on budget-cycle items such as parking-lot repairs.