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Manhattan Beach council approves agenda, schedules board and commission interviews; announces State of the City
Summary
The Manhattan Beach City Council unanimously approved its April 28 agenda, heard no public comment, moved to conduct boards-and-commissions interviews and announced the State of the City event for April 30, 2026, at the Westchester Hotel in Manhattan Beach.
The Manhattan Beach City Council approved its April 28 meeting agenda unanimously and moved to conduct boards-and-commission interviews before adjourning, Mayor Lesser said at the meeting.
The council convened Tuesday evening, led by Mayor Lesser. After a roll call that recorded Council members Tarnay, Sherrillan and Howerworth and Mayor Pro Tem Franklin as present, Council member Tarnay moved to approve the agenda; Mayor Pro Tem Franklin seconded the motion and the council voted 5-0 to adopt it.
There were no public comments. The mayor asked whether anyone in the chamber wished to speak and the city clerk reported no Zoom requests; the council closed public comment and proceeded to its general business item: boards-and-commission interviews.
Mayor Lesser announced the City will hold its State of the City on Thursday, April 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. at the Westchester Hotel, 1400 Parkview Avenue in Manhattan Beach. Following that announcement the mayor adjourned the meeting.
The council did not take further substantive votes during the brief session; interviews of board and commission candidates were listed as the primary business for the remainder of the meeting.
