Staff previews mobility fee study, carbon‑neutrality element and beach study including unsolicited proposals
Planning staff briefed the board on an in‑progress mobility‑fee study, a carbon‑neutrality element for the comprehensive plan, and early beach planning work (including an unsolicited proposal from a group called "Copper Line" with a large hotel and parking‑garage concept); staff said referenda items could appear in March 2026.
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Planning staff reported multiple ongoing projects: a mobility‑fee study (phase 2, identifying potential fee structure and project prioritization), work on a carbon‑neutrality element for the comprehensive plan, and an open‑space/recreation master plan. Staff said these pieces may result in comp‑plan amendments later in the year.
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