Board told commission passed quorum resolution; Rickenbacker referendum, Seaquarium update set for Oct. 27
Summary
The city attorney said the commission passed a resolution directing the city manager to bring an ordinance to change the advisory board's quorum; the Rickenbacker Marina ballot question will go to voters in November and the Seaquarium and marina items will be discussed at the board's Oct. 27 meeting.
Board members asked for an update on a previously submitted resolution to change the advisory board's quorum. The city attorney said the commission passed the resolution and that the next step is for the city manager to bring an ordinance (requiring two readings) consistent with the resolution.
"The resolution passed," the city attorney said, explaining the manager must bring the ordinance and that the board should coordinate with city staff to learn when it will come before commissioners.
Board members also heard that a ballot question on the Rickenbacker Marina tenant will appear on the November ballot; the attorney said active litigation surrounds that site and declined to comment on litigation but offered to circulate the resolution establishing ballot language. Members requested staff briefings on the Rickenbacker Marina, Seaquarium site and any marina-permit activity at the Oct. 27 meeting.
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