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Planning commission endorses carrying fence master plan and storefront grant work into FY 2026'27
Summary
Staff recommended and the commission voted to forward two community-development goals to city council for FY 2026'27: the arterial fence/wall master plan and the Western Avenue storefront improvement grant program (four grants awarded); commissioners asked staff for grant-amount details.
Rancho Palos Verdes staff asked the planning commission to recommend that the city council carry two community-development projects into fiscal year 2026'27: completion of the citywide arterial fence/wall master plan (about 35% complete) and continued implementation of the Western Avenue storefront improvement grant program, which staff said awarded four grants for facade and site improvements.
Commissioners asked about the grant dollar amounts; staff did not have immediate figures in the meeting but commissioners recalled the Western Avenue grants were modest (commissioners estimated the individual awards were between roughly $10,000 and $20,000). The commission voted to forward staff's recommendations to the city council to carry both goals into the next fiscal year.
Staff noted additional upcoming planning commission agenda items, including review of a conditional use permit revision and grading permit for 5801 Crestridge Road (Canterbury Retirement Facility), a site-plan review for a project on Mount Hood, and a review of the city's 2026 multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan; March agenda items will include the housing element annual progress report and the general plan progress report.
The motion to present the staff-recommended goals to the city council passed by roll call.
