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Council approves vacation of a portion of Olive Avenue to support advanced water purification project
Summary
By unanimous vote the council adopted Resolution 6487 to vacate an approximately 1,800‑square‑foot portion of Olive Avenue to enable a protective flood wall and electrical improvements tied to the Carpinteria advanced water purification project.
The council voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 6487, vacating roughly 1,800 square feet of Olive Avenue to allow the Carpinteria Sanitary District to construct a protective flood wall and electrical infrastructure for the proposed advanced water purification facility.
Staff noted the planning commission previously found the vacation in conformance with the general plan and local coastal plan, the surplus land act findings were obtained from the California Department of Housing and Community Development, and required public notices were posted and mailed within a 500‑foot radius. The presentation explained that upon recordation with the county recorder's office the vacation will be final. No public opposition was raised at the hearing and council carried the resolution by unanimous vote.
