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Manhattan Beach council begins FY26–27 work‑plan process, requests clearer short/long term categorization
Summary
At a Feb. 24 work‑plan meeting, Manhattan Beach Council reviewed staff presentations across departments and directed staff to return the final FY 2026–27 work plan in May, while asking for a clearer short/medium/long‑term classification of items to focus capacity on higher‑priority efforts such as Sepulveda safety, the 28th Street storm‑drain project and event planning for FIFA/World Cup.
The Manhattan Beach City Council on Feb. 24 convened a work‑plan meeting to review the current fiscal 2025–26 work plan, hear department updates and begin development of the FY 2026–27 council work plan.
Senior Management Analyst Patricia Matson told the council the document is intended to showcase council priorities for the coming 12 to 18 months and to support decisions on whether to carry forward, modify or remove items. The staff report listed 18 council work‑plan…
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