CITY OF MOORPARK
CHRIS R. ENEGREN
Mayor
RENEE DELGADO
Councilmember
CHRIS BARRETT
Councilmember
TOM MEANS
Councilmember
DR. ANTONIO CASTRO
Councilmember
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT | 323 Science Drive, Moorpark, California 93021 Main City Phone Number (805) 517-6200 | Fax (805) 532-2555 | [email protected]
ANNOTATED AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING OF THE
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC WORKS STANDING COMMITTEE
(Committee Members Mayor Chris Enegren and Councilmember Dr. Antonio Castro Alternate: Councilmember Tom Means)
Monday, May 04, 2026, at 5:45 p.m.
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1. CALL TO ORDER:
5:45 PM
2. ROLL CALL:
PRESENT: CHRIS ENEGREN, MAYOR; DR. ANTONIO CASTRO, COUNCILMEMBER; DANIEL KIM, CITY ENGINEER/PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR; MICHELLE WOOMER, SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST; LINDA MYSZKOWSKI, ASSISTANT ENGINEER; JEREMY LAURENTOWSKI, PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR; HIROMI DEVER, FINANCE DIRECTOR; GILBERT PUNSALAN, BUDGET AND FINANCE MANAGER; NICK ODENATH, POLICE CHIEF.
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
NONE.
4. DISCUSSION ITEM(S):
TRANSPORTATION
A. Transit Services Future Budget Deficit and Programming Purpose: Update the Transportation and Public Works Committee regarding the future budget deficit for transit services. (Staff: Michelle Woomer, Senior Management Analyst)
MICHELLE WOOMER, SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST, INFORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT DISCUSSIONS REGARDING RIGHT-SIZING THE CITY’S
TRANSIT SERVICE SHOULD BEGIN DUE TO FORECASTED TRANSIT
OPERATIONAL DEFICITS ANTICIPATED IN FY 2027-28 AND FY 2028-29.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS MAYOR CHRIS ENEGREN AND COUNCILMEMBER DR.
ANTONIO CASTRO DIRECTED STAFF TO DEVELOP AND PRESENT VARIOUS
SERVICE REDUCTION AND BUDGET ADJUSTMENT SCENARIOS, INCLUDING
THE POTENTIAL OPERATION AND SERVICE IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH
EACH OPTION, AT A FUTURE TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC WORKS STANDING COMMITTEE MEETING.
Transportation and Public Works Standing Committee
May 04, 2026, Regular Meeting Annotated Agenda
PUBLIC WORKS
A. Millard Street (South of Los Angeles Avenue) Request to Remove Parking Restrictions between 2AM to 6AM
Purpose: A request was made by a resident of Canterbury Lane to remove current parking restrictions on the East side of Millard Street, from 2 AM to 6 AM, to provide more on street parking for residents of the area. (Staff: Michelle Woomer, Senior Management Analyst)
MICHELLE WOOMER, SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST, INFORMED THE
COMMITTEE THAT A RESIDENT FROM THE CANTERBURY LANE COMMUNITY
SUBMITTED A REQUEST TO REMOVE THE OVERNIGHT PARKING
RESTRICTIONS ON MILLARD STREET, SOUTH OF LOS ANGELES AVENUE, TO HELP ALLEVIATE NIGHTIME PARKING ISSUES IN THE AREA. THE CURRENT POSTED RESTRICTIONS PROHIBITS PARKING FROM 2AM TO 6AM. THE
COMMITTEE CONCURRED THAT THE PARKING RESTRICTIONS COULD BE REMOVED. STAFF WILL BRING THE ITEM FORWARD TO A FUTURE CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR FINAL CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL.
B. Miller Parkway Request to Eliminate Landscaping Between Street and Sidewalk Purpose: To discuss potential traffic safety concerns regarding on street parking and request for removal of landscaping to facilitate pedestrian access. (Staff: Daniel Kim, City Engineer/Public Works Department)
DANIEL KIM, CITY ENGINEER/PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR INFORMED THE
COMMITTEE OF POTENTIAL TRAFFIC SAFETY CONCERNS ON MILLER PARKWAY. HE EXPLAINED THAT HE RECEIVED A REQUEST TO REMOVE THE
LANDSCAPING ADJACENT TO THE SIDEWALK TO IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY FOR INDIVIDUALS PARKING ON THE STREET. THE COMMITTEE AGREED TO
THE REMOVAL OF SHRUBBERY THAT IS CURRENTLY IN THE PLANTERS BETWEEN THE STREET AND SIDEWALK. JEREMY LAURENTOWSKI, PARKS
AND RECREATION DIRECTOR, NOTED THAT HE WILL BE REPLACING THE
LANDSCAPING WITH BARK MULCH AND SELECT PLANTINGS TO ENHANCE THE AESTHETIC APPEARANCE OF THE AREA.
C. Review Permit Parking for Continued Relevance
Purpose: To discuss and determine whether parking permit restrictions remain necessary for residential streets near Moorpark High School, Moorpark College, and Peach Hill. (Staff: Linda Myszkowski, Assistant Engineer) Transportation and Public Works Standing Committee
May 04, 2026, Regular Meeting Annotated Agenda
LINDA MYSZKOWSKI, ASSISTANT ENGINEER, PRESENTED TO THE
COMMITTEE THE PARKING PERMIT PROCESS FOR THREE AREAS IN THE CITY THAT REQUIRE PERMITTED PARKING DURING CERTAIN HOURS. THE
THREE AREAS INCLUDE NEIGHBORHOODS NEAR MOORPARK HIGH
SCHOOL, PEACH HILL PARK, AND MOORPARK COLLEGE. SHE INFORMED
THE COMMITTEE THAT THERE HAS BEEN A DECREASE OF RESIDENT RESPONSES DURING THE FY 2025-27 PERMIT CYCLE. SHE FURTHER
EXPLAINED THAT THERE MAY NO LONGER BE A NEED FOR PERMITS DUE TO
THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE AT MOORPARK COLLEGE AND A DECLINE IN ENROLLMENT AT THE HIGH SCHOOL. CHIEF NICK ODENATH
NOTED PARKING ISSUES NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL ARE STILL BEING OBSERVED. THE COMMITTEE DIRECTED STAFF TO BRING THE ITEM BACK AFTER THE NEXT PERMITTING CYCLE IN FY 2027-29 TO EVALUATE WHETHER
THERE WAS A CHANGE IN RESIDENT PARTICIPATION AND PARKING CONDITIONS.
5. ADJOURNMENT:
8:00 PM
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