Laguna Beach City Council Minutes October 10, 2023
MINUTES
LAGUNA BEACH CITY COUNCIL
HYBRID VIRTUAL/IN-PERSON REGULAR MEETING
October 10, 2023
A Regular Hybrid Virtual/In-Person Meeting of the City Council of the City of Laguna Beach was called to order on Tuesday, October 10, 2023, in the City Hall, 505 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach, California, Mayor Whalen presiding.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: Orgill, Rounaghi, Weiss, Kempf, Whalen PARTICIPATING REMOTELY: COUNCILMEMBERS: None
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: None
Councilmember George Weiss led the Pledge of Allegiance.
CLOSED SESSION
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CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATORS
Pursuant to Government Code section 54956.8
Property: 31729 and 31735 Coast Highway (City Surplus Lands) Agency negotiator: Sean Joyce, Interim City Manager
Negotiating parties: City of Laguna Beach, and (1) Fullerton Consulting Partners, LLC and West Development Ventures, LLC; and (2) Novin Development Corp.
Under negotiation: Price and terms of payment
CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATORS
Pursuant to Government Code section 54956.8
Property: 31796 S. Coast Highway
Agency negotiator: Gavin Curran, Assistant City Manager/CFO Negotiating parties: City of Laguna Beach, and (1) Pacific Dental Services a.k.a. Laguna Beach Dental Group
Under negotiation: Price and terms of payment in exchange for Pacific Dental Services forfeiture of option to renew lease term on Property
Pursuant to Government Code section 54957.6
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - SIGNIFICANT EXPOSURE TO
LITIGATION- THREAT OF LITIGATION
Pursuant to Government Code section 54956.9(d)(2) and 54956.9(e)(5) Number of Potential Cases: One (1)
City staff has had several verbal communications and a written communication with a property owner of real property next to the accessory dwelling unit ("ADU) development project located at 1673 Louise Street, including as it relates specifically to the view impacts created by the two-story ADU and such property owner's retainer of legal counsel. An October 5, 2023, memorandum prepared by staff and an October 4, 2023 email to staff detailing this matter are attached to the agenda and are also available for review upon request at the City Clerk 's Office, where the documents are on file.
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City Attorney Megan Garibaldi reported that all Councilmembers were present and participated in the discussions. Regarding the Real Property Negotiations items, Garibaldi reported that there was no reportable action. City Attorney Garibaldi also reported that as a result of the threat of litigation, the Council unanimously directed staff to bring back targeted changes to the City's ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) regulations to address California Coastal Act concerns, as the City finds itself in challenging circumstances at the intersection of the Coastal Act and State ADU law.
Garibaldi also advised that the Court of Appeals published its decision on the Kirby case as requested by the City Attorney's office at the direction of the Council, so that decision is now State
PRESENTATION
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Seth Teigen, Chief Executive of Providence Mission Hospital, provided an update on Mission Hospital operations, and committed to providing regular updates as appropriate, to ensure the Council and the public have accurate and timely information.
PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
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Ed Almanza, Laguna Ocean Foundation, announced the Foundation's 20-year anniversary celebration event to be held on October 26, 2023, at the Ocean Institute.
John Gabbard, VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars) Commander for Post 5868, announced the 2023 Veteran's Day event to be held at Heisler Park on Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 11:00 a.m.
Ruth Martin and Susana Cruciana spoke about the impact of pickleball noise at Lang Park to neighboring residents in the Vista Aliso residential community.
Ayn Craciun, Tom and Ginger Osborne, Maurie Edelman, Elizabeth Summerl, Breene Murphy, Joel Kotin, and Mervis spoke about the benefits of clean energy and encouraged the Council to prioritize adopting Community Choice Energy through joining the Orange County Power Authority.
Jim Grossberg, Alex Monda, Chris Catsimanes, Emil Monda, and Michele Monda spoke about the need for greater transparency.
Emil Monda also requested that the City Council issue a proclamation stating that the City stands with Israel.
Olivia Meis, Communications Intern for Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley, provided updates from Supervisor Foley's office.
Cathy Jurca spoke about the importance of Council review authority.
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COUNCIL AND STAFF REPORTS
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City Treasurer Laura Parisi congratulated the Rotary Club on another successful car show. She also reported that she met with co-presenters for a training session sponsored by the California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission, in which the San Diego County Investment Officer, a large California water district, and the Laguna Beach City Treasurer will hold a session to discuss daily investment of public funds. One of the topics will be evaluating when outsourcing might be beneficial to a public agency.
Interim City Manager Sean Joyce advised that a link has been added to the homepage of the City's website for his TW2 (The Week That Was) memos he sends to the Council that provides a weekly brief on City business, to increase transparency, providing the public the same information he is providing the Council. Joyce also highlighted from the recent TW2 that the City has been awarded a $200,000 competitive grant from the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) via its Sustainable Communities Program (SCP) to support the City's Downtown Specific Plan (DSP) Update, thanks to Program Analyst Louie Lacasella for having the initiative and ability to obtain this grant.
Councilmember George Weiss reported on the Love Laguna Beach event. He also requested clarification on the process related to comments submitted by the public. Councilmember Weiss also expressed support for the City to adopt Community Choice Energy through the Orange County Power Authority. He also acknowledged the pickleball noise issue and expressed his desire for a resolution.
Councilmember Mark Orgill provided an update from the artist work/live subcommittee, advising that the subcommittee is assessing funding mechanisms and amnesty programs, and plans to present its findings to the Council in early 2024.
Councilmember Alex Rounaghi reported on the Fire Chief's standards of coverage report provided at the recent EDPC (Emergency/Disaster Preparedness Committee) meeting, and noted his concerns on the conditions of the City's four fire stations after touring them. Councilmember Rounaghi also expressed support for Community Choice Energy, and stated that though he agrees that there is an urgency, due diligence must also be done. Councilmember Rounaghi also supported Monda's request for a proclamation in support of Israel, and he commented on the passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein.
Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf reported on the groundbreaking ceremony for the Moss Street beach access project that is partially funded with State funding secured by State Senator Dave Min and Assemblymember Diane Dixon. Mayor Pro Tem Kempf also reported on this year's Taste of Laguna and the Love Laguna Beach event.
Mayor Bob Whalen confirmed with staff that the City is providing the County the data requested for the County's Climate Action Plan. Mayor Whalen supported staff investigating the suggestions made to improve the public's ability to find information on the City's website, and he supported a proclamation for Israel, requesting that it be placed on the next meeting's agenda. Regarding the pickleball issue, Mayor Whalen requested that staff come back to the Council with options since the sound attenuation has not resolved the residents' concerns. -3-
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City Clerk Ann Marie McKay clarified that emails sent to [email protected] may not be included in the public record if the person sending the email does not clarify that they intend the email to be part of the public record for a specific Council meeting, particularly if the comments are not related to an item on the agenda.
CONSENT CALENDAR
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Moved by Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf, seconded by Councilmember George Weiss, and carried unanimously 5/0 to approve items 2-8.
MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Public Testimony: Michele Monda voiced concerns about the summary style of the minutes in the public communications portion.
Moved by Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf, seconded by Councilmember Mark Orgill, and carried unanimously 5/0 to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council of September 26, 2023.
WARRANT LISTING
Warrants: $2,347,412.74 9/15/23
Payroll #6 $1,628,422.43 9/22/23
Total $3.975.835.17
Approved the general warrants and payroll disbursements.
3. CITY TREASURER'S MONTHLY INVESTMENT REPORT FOR AUGUST 2023 Received and filed the Monthly Investment Reports for August 2023.
4. CONTRIBUTION OF FUNDS TO FRIENDS OF THE HORTENSE MILLER GARDEN
FOR FACILITY REPAIRS
Authorized the City Manager to fund a one-time contribution of $40,000 to Friends of the Hortense Miller Garden to support significant repairs to the property.
5. AMENDMENT TO SERVICE PROVIDER AGREEMENTS FOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
(1) Appropriated $500,000 for contractual services within the Community Development Department and increase estimated permit fee revenue by the same amount; and (2) Authorized the City Manager to amend Agreement #22-47 with Amber Gregg, Inc., Agreement #22-61 with Sagecrest Planning and Environmental, and Agreement #22-49 with CSG Consulting Inc. to provide an additional $500,000 in planning and building services.
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6. AGREEMENTS FOR TROLLEY SERVICES DURING THE SAWDUST FESTIVAL'S
WINTER FANTASY SHOW AND FESTIVAL OF ARTS PAGEANT OF THE
MONSTERS EVENT
(1) Directed staff to operate trolley service from both Lot 16 and a free parking lot in livine to the Sawdust Festival's 2023 Winter Fantasy event on weekends from November 17 through December 17, 2023;
(2) Authorized the City Manager to negotiate and execute lease agreement #23-168 for seasonal public parking with Concordia University for its property at 16355 Laguna Canyon Road;
(3) Directed staff to operate trolley service from Lot 16 to the Festival of Arts on October 27,28, 29 and 31 for the Pageant of the Monsters event; (4) Authorized the City Manager to execute revenue agreement #23-169 with the Sawdust Festival in the amount of $14,000 to fund half of the cost of special trolley services during the Sawdust Festival's 2023 Winter Fantasy event; (5) Authorized the City Manager to execute revenue agreement #23-170 with the Festival of Arts in the amount of $1,400 to fund half of the cost of special trolley services to the Pageant of the Monsters Event; and
(6) Increased estimated transit revenue by $15,400.
7. AGREEMENT WITH SOUTH COUNTY CROSSCULTURAL COUNCIL FOR
LAGUNA DAY WORKER'S CENTER FUNDING
Authorized the City Manager to enter into a five-year agreement (#23-171) with the South County Crosscultural Council, providing $30,000 annually to support the Laguna Day Worker's Center.
8. ACCEPTANCE OF GRANT FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND
SECURITY'S OPERATION STONEGARDEN PROGRAM
(1) Authorized the City Manager to accept a $128,500 grant from the Department of Homeland Security's Grant Program, Operation Stonegarden (OPSG); and (2) Appropriated $128,500 with a matching increase in estimated grant revenue to fund overtime salaries and the purchase of equipment and supplies to assist the Laguna Beach Police Department in providing coastline patrols in an effort to reduce maritime narcotic smuggling, human trafficking, and other related crimes.
REGULAR ORDER
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REQUEST BY LAGUNA BEACH LITTLE LEAGUE FOR ADDITIONAL USE OF
RIDDLE FIELD LIGHTS
This item was removed from the agenda by Interim City Manager Sean Joyce so that the environmental impacts of the proposed expanded use can be thoroughly studied. -5-
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10. APPOINTMENT OF CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS TO JOINT COMMUNITY POOL
SUBCOMMITTEE
Staff Report: Senior Recreation Supervisor Alexis Braun gave a presentation updating the City Council on the progress to further discussions pertaining to a new community pool and to appoint two Councilmembers to serve on a subcommittee with the Laguna Beach Unitied School Board (LBUSB) to discuss pool options and joint-use opportunities.
Public Testimony: Steve McIntosh, Sensible Laguna, requested that Sensible Laguna be included on the community pool subcommittee.
Interim City Manager Sean Joyce clarified that tonight's action was to propose the appointment of two Councilmembers to a subcommittee to work with staff and the LBUSB to determine the best options for the community.
Steve Brown said he supported the statements made by McIntosh and that Sensible Laguna could lend its assistance to the City and the District on this important endeavor.
Sheri Morgan said that a proposed pool design needed to support the entire community.
She commented that it would be important to include the community in the process.
Gary Kasik reported on public comments made by the LBUSB concerning the city's support of its plans for a new pool. He voiced concerns about the lack of input from the community. Kasik suggested that if these comments made by the LBUSB were incorrect, that the City Council make a public statement that the city had not made any decisions with the school district to create a joint-use pool or a community pool and the city would fairly and without bias consider a resident-focused pool as well as participating with the school district ensuring a size of a pool yet to be determined. He urged the City Council to include residents in the decision-making process.
Jennifer Zeiter suggested that as a condition of adding the two-Councilmember appointment to the joint pool committee with the LBUSB, the City Council apply the condition that would expand the committee to include community members.
Interim City Manager Sean Joyce restated that tonight's agenda was an opportunity for the City Council to appoint a subcommittee made up of two of its members to work independently and with the school district to understand what they are contemplating and the implications of those contemplations for the services that city provided to its residents.
He stated that he knew of no representations that the city had made on any decision being contemplated by the school district at this time.
Mayor Bob Whalen commented that the city needs to perform required analyses before it is ready to meet with the school district to discuss any community pool designs.
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Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf confirmed that as to date, no pool design discussions had been conducted between the city and the school district. She added that the city had been looking into uses of the pool and how the city could best serve the community.
Councilmember Alex Rounaghi asked about an ad hoc committee versus a subcommittee.
City Attorney Megan Garibaldi answered that an ad hoc committee would be limited to two City Councilmembers for a specific project.
Councilmember Alex Rounaghi confirmed with the City Attorney that the ad hoc committee would not be making any decisions but would bring their findings to the City Council for approval. He clarified that although they had shared concerns, the City Council represented the city's interests and the LBUSB acted for the interests of the school. He stated that the goal of the City Council subcommittee would be to work with staff and community members to understand the implications for the community. Councilmember Rounaghi said it was important to gather information from all of the stakeholders to make an informed decision about the pool design. He said he supported an ad hoc subcommittee with Mayor Whalen and Mayor Pro Tem Kempf that would work with the community services department to establish a list of stakeholders, take their input, and then come back to the City Council with their recommendations.
Councilmember Mark Orgill supported more public participation; however, he said it would be important to work with an outside consultant to understand the costs and usage of a community pool.
Councilmember George Weiss questioned whether a two-councilmember subcommittee had been voted on in a prior meeting. He nominated himself to be on the ad hoc subcommittee, and he explained. Councilmember Weiss added that after the subcommittee had conducted its work, then they could recommend a consultant, if necessary. He commented that input from the community and stakeholders would be important.
Mayor Bob Whalen clarified that there had been no prior City Council vote regarding a pool subcommittee, and this was the reason it was before the City Council tonight. He said there had been data collected; however, he said he supported bringing on a pool consultant to assist in gathering additional information. Mayor Whalen added that the ad hoc subcommittee would be looking for input from all of the affected public.
Councilmember Alex Rounaghi suggested the ad hoc subcommittee return to the City Council with an update within a few months.
Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf said she supported engaging a pool consultant.
Interim City Manager Sean Joyce confirmed that staff could return to the City Council within a few months with preliminary information.
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Councilmember George Weiss asked Mayor Whalen to report on the meetings that he and Mayor Pro Tem Kempf had attended to date. Mayor Whalen briefly updated the City Council.
Moved by Councilmember Alex Rounaghi, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf, and carried 4/1 (Councilmember Weiss dissented) to appoint Mayor Bob Whalen and Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf to serve on an ad hoc subcommittee to work with staff and stakeholders to discuss pool options and joint use opportunities with the Laguna Beach Unified School Board, and report back to the Council on the results of the discussions and data gathering.
COUNCIL REVIEW
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11. PUBLIC TREE REMOVAL AT 387 EL CAMINO DEL MAR (WEISS) Staff Report: City Arborist Matthew Barker gave a presentation describing the public tree removal process at 387 El Camino Del Mar.
Questions of Staff: Councilmember Alex Rounaghi asked Barker to expand on the risk matrix that was the basis for removal of the tree. City Arborist Matthew Barker explained the tree removal risk matrix.
Councilmember Alex Rounaghi asked if there was a city policy currently in place to determine the threshold in which a tree would be removed. Director of Public Works Mark McAvoy answered that there was no policy for the removal of a moderate risk tree; however, he explained that in this instance the staff had focused on the consequence of failure and determined the tree should be removed.
Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf asked about the risk assessment. City Arborist Matthew Barker described staff's analysis of the risk assessment.
Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf asked if there was adequate room for a replacement tree to grow in that spot safely. City Arborist Matthew Barker answered that after the removal was conducted, staff would be able to make an informed recommendation to City Council Public Testimony: Howard Englander, homeowner at 387 El Camino Del Mar, voiced his concerns about the tree and urged that the City Council approve removal of the tree for safety purposes.
Chris Reed, Ruben Flores, Kurt Wiese, Ann Christoph, and Anne Caenn said they did not support removal of the tree, and they explained offered suggestions.
Mayor Bob Whalen responded to Mr. Wiese's comment that raised the issue of the need to perform a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) analysis. City Attorney Megan Garibaldi recommended that tonight's item be continued to the next meeting to include the CEQA Class 4 exemption in the notice.
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Councilmember Mark Orgill stated that the tree was part of a grove of trees and that fact could add to its significance during the CEQA analysis.
Councilmember George Weiss added that the grove of trees created a majestic quality to the roundabout in this neighborhood. He stated that public safety was important; however, he said there should be every attempt by the city to save the tree, suggesting giving the tree extra care and returning in six months with an update.
Councilmember Alex Rounaghi asked about staff's root damage determination. City Arborist Matthew Barker explained the staff's root damage determination, and a discussion ensued.
Mayor Bob Whalen confirmed with the City Attorney that tonight should be a continuation of the item whereby the City Council could direct staff to prepare a resolution to remove or maintain the tree and to include the CEQA analysis in a staff report at the following meeting.
Councilmember George Weiss voiced concerns that the City Arborist did not provide adequate findings in his report to support the root damage.
Councilmember Mark Orgill asked about trimming the tree and if that could prevent failure. City Arborist Matthew Barker explained that crown reduction would reduce branch failures; however, he said the concern in this situation was a failure at the base of the tree.
Mayor Pro Tem Sue Kempf commented that although she loved these trees, this was a safety concern for residents. She said the homeowners were worried that the tree would fall on their home because the roots were damaged as determined by the city's arborist.
Mayor Bob Whalen suggested continuing the item to the next meeting.
Moved by Mayor Bob Whalen, seconded by Councilmember George Weiss, and carried unanimously 5/0 to continue this item to the October 24, 2023, City Council meeting, to include the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) exemption for the removal of the Lemon Scented Gum tree located at 387 El Camino Del Mar.
PUBLIC HEARING FOR APPEAL
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APPEAL OF APPROVAL OF DESIGN REVIEW 23-0592 AND COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 23-0593 FOR ADDITIONS AND REMODEL OF AN EXISTING SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING AT 111 SUNSET TERRACE IN THE R-1 (RESIDENTIAL LOW DENSITY) ZONE
Staff Report: Senior Planner Chris Dominguez gave a presentation describing the appeal of the Design Review Board (DRB) approval for additions and a remodel of an existing single-family home at 111 Sunset Terrace.
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Testimony in Support of the Appeal: Tim Carlyle, attorney representing the appellant, listed their grounds for appealing the project.
Testimony in Opposition to the Appeal: Katie Flores, architect for the project, clarified the points raised by Carlyle, including concerns regarding staking and the chimney flue.
She stated that her client was prepared to remove the proposed roof addition over the middle of the house to improve the appellant's ocean view, and to only add a small area at the front of the house.
Mayor Bob Whalen confirmed that the homeowner did not intend to change the existing chimney flue.
Arlene Algerian, architect for the project, explained that the proposed project would net 2 square feet to include an approved elevator for the disabled homeowner.
Senior Planner Chris Dominguez commented that the building division had reviewed the visuals and had indicated that it was feasible to maintain the flue in the existing location.
Miranda Barone, homeowner and applicant, stated that they had made many concessions for the neighbors. She implored the City Council to approve the project so that the elevator could be installed in her home.
Kjell Bo, David Forsythe, and Julie Bo said they were in full support of the improvements to the home, and they hoped the City Council would deny the appeal and allow the Barones to move forward with their much-needed upgrades.
Rebuttal: Tim Carlyle, attorney for the appellant, stated that the appellant was in full support of the upgrades to the home; however, he said what the Design Review Board approved was not the project currently being discussed. He voiced concerns that the chimney flue would not be maintained at the existing location or height.
Mayor Bob Whalen confirmed with the appellant that he would be supportive of the project if the applicant utilized the latest project designs from June 16, 2023, and the existing chimney flue remained at its existing location and height Moved by Mayor Bob Whalen, seconded by Councilmember Alex Rounaghi, and carried nanimously 5/0 to deny the appeal and sustain the Design Review Board's approval c esion Review 23-0592 and Coastal Development Permit 23-0593. on the conditions thi the project is per the June 16, 2023, plans as submitted, and the existing chimney flue remains in the existing location at the existing height. -10-
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ADJOURNMENT
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There being no further business, Mayor Whalen at 8:50 p.m., Tuesday October 10, 2023, adjourned to the Closed Session at 4:00 p.m. and to the hybrid virtual/in-person Regular City Council Meeting at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 24, 2023, at City Hall, 505 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach California.
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Approved: October 24, 2023
Bob Whalen, Mayor
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NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING
(GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54995)
EXCERPT OF THE MINUTES OF THE
HYBRID VIRTUAL/IN-PERSON REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAGUNA BEACH
October 10, 2023
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The hybrid virtual/in-person Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Laguna Beach was held at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 10, 2023, in the City Council Chambers, 505 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach, California.
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PRESENT COUNCILMEMBERS: Orgill, Rounaghi, Weiss, Kempf, Whalen PARTICIPATING REMOTELY: None
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: None
ADJOURNMENT
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There being no further business, Mayor Whalen at 8:50 p.m., Tuesday, October 10, 2023, adjourned to the Closed Session at 4:00 p.m. and hybrid virtual/in-person Regular City Council Meeting at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 24, 2023, at City Hall, 505 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach, California.
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I, Ann Marie McKay, City Clerk of the City of Laguna Beach, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and correct copy of the Minute entry on record in my office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the official seal of the City of Laguna Beach, California, on this 11" day of October 2023.
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NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT
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I, Ann Marie McKay, City Clerk of the City of Laguna Beach, California, DO CERTIFY that at the hybrid virtual/in-person Regular Meeting of the City Council held on Tuesday, October 10, 2023, said meeting was ordered adjourned to the time and place specified in the notice of adjournment, ATTACHED HERETO; and that on October 11, 2023, at the hour of 10:40 a.m., a copy of the Notice was posted at a conspicuous place on or near the door of the place at which said meeting of the City Council was held.
City Clerk of the City of Laguna Beach, California