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Encinitas council adjourns to closed session for two property negotiations
Summary
At a 5:02 special meeting the Encinitas City Council moved into closed session to negotiate a potential purchase of 2883 Lone Jack Road (APN 264-154-3500) and a lease at 770 Rancho Santa Fe Road (APN 265-354-0400). City negotiators named were Assistant City Manager Jace Schwarm and Fire Chief Josh Gordon; council said it will report out at 6:00.
The Encinitas City Council called a special meeting to order shortly after 5 p.m. and immediately adjourned to closed session to discuss two real‑property negotiations, the presiding official said.
The council announced a closed‑session conference under Government Code section 54956.8 over APN 264‑154‑3500, a parcel listed at 2883 Lone Jack Road in Encinitas. Assistant City Manager Jace Schwarm and Fire Chief Josh Gordon were named as the city negotiators; the counterparts are Charles and Catherine de Vivier. The council said the negotiators are authorized to discuss purchase price and terms.
The meeting also included a separate closed‑session negotiation under the same government‑code authority for APN 265‑354‑0400, a property at 770 Rancho Santa Fe Road. The city named the same negotiators and identified the counterpart as Doris Riva of Rancho Santa Fe Road Associates LLC; the announced negotiation topic was lease price and terms.
“We will report out from closed session at our regular 6:00 meeting,” the presiding official said before adjourning the special meeting to closed session.
No public debate, motions, or votes were taken during the special meeting; the agenda consisted solely of the two closed‑session items and the procedural adjournment. The council indicated any formal report or action would be provided at its regularly scheduled 6:00 meeting.
Details announced at the special meeting included the APN numbers, street addresses and the names of the negotiators and property counterparts. The council did not disclose proposed prices, lease terms, or any deadline for a decision during the on‑the‑record portion of the session.
