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Votes and actions: consent calendar, block-party recommendation, concert and boutique permits approved

Community Services Commission · May 19, 2026
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Summary

At its May 19 meeting, the commission unanimously approved the consent calendar (items 2–7), unanimously recommended a block-party pilot to council, approved six Lake Mission Viejo concert dates and approved Springtime in Paris boutique (5–0 with 2 abstentions).

The commission took several formal actions during the May 19 meeting:

- Consent calendar (Items 2–7): Motion by Vice Chairperson Creer, second by Commissioner Smith; passed unanimously, 7–0. - Block-party pilot: Motion to recommend pilot (options A and/or B) to council with a park-option modification; motion passed unanimously, 7–0. Key terms in staff materials: $45 permit fee (first reservation fee waived), $100 refundable deposit, required special-event insurance. - Lake Mission Viejo summer concerts: Commission approved six concert dates in June–September 2026 with staff to finalize permits and parking; vote 7–0. - Springtime in Paris boutique (Norman P. Murray Community Center): Motion carried with five in favor and two abstentions.

All actions will be documented in staff reports and, where applicable, transmitted to city council for final approvals or permit issuance.