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Long Beach Commission sets MS4 audit work, awaits Army Corps report; large guest house permit remains incomplete
Summary
Commissioners noted an MS4 annual audit due April 1 and assigned Larry Wall and Reggie to complete it; they also said they are waiting on an Army Corps report on coastal resiliency and identified outstanding documentation for several large permits, including a guest house project lacking a SWPPP.
At the March 13 meeting, the Long Beach Building Commission addressed a set of older agenda items that remain outstanding.
The commission recorded that the MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) annual audit is due April 1, 2026, and that Chair Larry Wall and Reggie will meet to complete the report. The minutes do not include Reggie’s last name or a firm timeline beyond the April 1 due date.
On coastal resiliency, commissioners said they are waiting for a report from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; no findings or schedule were provided at this meeting.
Several permit applications remain incomplete. Permit #319 (Grand Mere Way, "Honey Bear Farm") was described as involving an area over one acre and a proposed accessory building (guest house with an indoor basketball court measuring 108'10" by 68'). The minutes note that the applicant has not yet submitted a required SWPPP (stormwater pollution prevention plan). Permit #394 (2923 Belle Plaine Trail) lacks a site plan and lot coverage calculations; staff sent a request to the contractor on Feb. 11, 2026, but had received no response by the meeting.
Commissioners took no formal votes on these pending items at the March meeting; the minutes record the updates for future follow-up.
