Encinitas City Council
City to address Pacific View this month
ENCINITAS — The City Council will kick off a fresh round of discussion on the Pacific View school site Aug. 21.
Talk over bar moratorium to continue next week
ENCINITAS — Residents gathered en masse at Wednesday night’s City Council meeting to weigh in on a proposed citywide bar moratorium.
Encinitas City Council opts not to send Prop A mailers
ENCINITAS — Last month, City Council voted to support sending out informational mailers on Proposition A, also known as the right-to-vote initiative.
Encinitas Council in support of statewide plastic bag ban
ENCINITAS — At Wednesday night’s meeting, council voted unanimously to update its legislative priorities for the next year. Those changes include supporting a statewide plastic bag ban.
GPAC presents on General Plan Update
ENCINITAS — The General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) recommended places where housing could be built within the city at Wednesday night’s City Council meeting.
Encinitas Planning Commission presents on General Plan Update
ENCINITAS — The Planning Commission, one of the groups reviewing the General Plan Update, presented its recommendations at Wednesday night’s Council meeting.
Encinitas approves 10-mile benefit run
ENCINITAS — With a 3-1 vote, Council gave the “10/20 run” the green light at Wednesday’s meeting.
Sewer project given green light, Council mulls regional appointments
ENCINITAS — The Council unanimously agreed to award a $4 million bid to replace a 50-year-old sewer line Wednesday night, and Council penciled in a handful of appointments on various regional boards, but made no official vote on it.
New Council appoints Barth mayor of Encinitas
ENCINITAS — A large crowd turned out to watch the city swear in newly elected councilmembers Lisa Shaffer, Tony Kranz and Mark Muir during a special meeting Tuesday night. The ceremony swearing in the councilmembers was a given — who would be elected mayor was anything but.
Council to hear reports on General Plan Update
ENCINITAS — Four reports will be given to City Council during the next few months by various groups that are reviewing the General Plan Update, a blueprint that will guide development and land use over the next several decades.
