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Belmont council adopts ordinance rezoning 1301 Shoreway for commercial development

City of Belmont City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The Belmont City Council adopted an ordinance rezoning 1301 Shoreway to a planned unit development and approved a related development agreement on March 10, 2026; the consent-item vote passed 4–1, with one recusal noted and Councilmember Jordan absent.

The Belmont City Council voted March 10 to adopt an ordinance rezoning 1301 Shoreway to a planned unit development and to approve a development agreement for the 1301 Shoreway commercial development project.

City Attorney read the ordinance during the consent calendar presentation, describing the item as rezoning the listed property, adopting a conceptual development plan and approving a development agreement for the commercial project. A motion to adopt the ordinance was made, seconded and approved by roll call. The motion passed 4–1, with one council member recusing themself earlier in the meeting and Councilmember Jordan absent.

Mayor Julia Mates opened the consent section and the clerk conducted the roll call for the vote. The transcript shows the roll-call responses as: “Council member Marie Koon? Aye.”; “Peng Manganeris. Aye.”; “Vlad Merlo. Aye.”; “Mayor Mates. Aye.” The motion was recorded as passing 4–1 with Jordan absent.

The recusal noted earlier in the consent discussion stemmed from a council member stating their house was within the boundary distance to the property involved and that they would not participate in that vote.

By adopting the ordinance on the consent calendar, the council approved the rezoning and the related development agreement as presented in the meeting materials. The council did not hold additional public comment on the consent item at the meeting.

The council adjourned the meeting with the rezoning ordinance enacted as part of the consent calendar.