AGENDA CORRESPONDENCE
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AGENDA NO: CS 4a
MEETING DATE: August 12, 2025
1 Heather Goodwin
From: dawnborst
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2025 6:33 AM
To: Council
Subject: Purchase of Morro Elementary
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Please consider and vote to purchase this enƟre property. Not only soccer field sight but also the sight that the building is on.
What a great legacy for our town. We cannot allow this property to be built on so densely by a money driven developer who will build to the maximum capacity allowed.
Please vote to purchase it in its enƟrety and do something great for our beauƟful City of Morro Bay.
Dawn Borst
Business owner and resident for over 50 years.
1 Heather Goodwin
From: KC Caldwell
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 10:43 AM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary
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To the Hon. Mayor and Council:
The opportunity to purchase the Morro Elementary campus is a once-in-a-lifeƟme chance to reuse and repurpose some of the most exciƟng architecture in the city! This also preserves a piece of Morro Bay history for future generaƟons while generaƟng income for the City.
As a 20-year real estate investor, I have the experience and knowledge to say without hesitaƟon that while the structures need repairs and upgrades, this enƟre property is worth the purchase price when considering what the rate of return could be. It will be an excellent source of income that will more than pay for itself within a reasonable period of Ɵme - if you act wisely.
The potenƟal uses for this property are exciƟng! I don't agree that housing is the best use given the historic nature of the school and its prime locaƟon. We know that a concentrated dense housing development with a small amount of greenspace is exactly what will occur if this property is made available on the open market. I believe the City is beƩer served by selling, trading, or using other properƟes to meet the State's requirement for new housing. But that is not the issue at this Ɵme.
The issue is whether this property is a good investment that can generate income or cost-saving returns that make owning it worthwhile, and whether the historic nature of the buildings lends the property value that is worth preserving.
Many, perhaps most, of the voters believe it has both.
I'm told that the City is considering purchasing the soccer fields alone. Remember that the rate of return is calculated in money saved as well as money earned. When considering cash flow, I urge each of you to think of the ways in which owning the buildings will actually save the City money in the not-too-distant future.
Buy the buildings with the soccer fields. This is an excellent use of the City's reserve funds. This enƟre property is a wise investment that will never, ever return. Don't let it be the one that got away.
Respecƞully,
KC Caldwell
, Morro Bay
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Jean Herrold
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 10:43 AM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary School
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Esteemed Council members,
I am wriƟng to you today to voice my opinion about the fate of Morro Elementary School. I aƩended Morro Elementary School from 1957-1964, Kindergarten through 6th grade. My formaƟve years were spent in the historic building. I ran the halls, I performed on the stage, I ate lunch in the cafeteria, played hopscotch and dodgeball on the playground and roamed the fields.
The building itself is so beauƟful. The stucco, red Ɵle roof and tower are quintessenƟal California architecture. Yes, it no doubt needs some work. So does anything or anyone who is over 75 years old! PLEASE buy the enƟre property. Preserve this Morro Bay treasure. Make it a hub of city acƟvity and pride.
I personally am working hard to raise money to help with this effort. I am doing my part. PLEASE do yours.
Thank you for your consideraƟon.
Jean Limon Herrold
MBHS class 1970
2 Dina Lundquist
Chief Executive Officer
Morro Bay Chamber of Commerce
Mobile: 714-719-5720
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1 Heather Goodwin
From: Monica Sandt
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2025 8:15 AM
To: Council
Subject: Dear city council
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Dear City Council,
I feel it’s extremely important that the City buy the enƟre Morro Elementary property.
The only way for the City and the residents of MB to maintain their voice and vision for our town, preserving the historic buildings and determining the fate of this quintessenƟal property, is to buy the whole property. I heard that Friends of Morro Elementary have consulted with several professionals (land use aƩorney, historic preservaƟonist, architects, fiscal consultant), who have idenƟfied mulƟple pathways to full acquisiƟon that maintain local decision-making and have a netzero fiscal impact.
I am very worried that under new rules and regulaƟons, the City can no longer put requirements on a developer regarding environment, parking, infrastructure (streets/sidewalks/traffic lights, water, etc), density, and height. A permit becomes a rubber stamp. A developer would have the green light for 400+ units, potenƟally increasing the populaƟon of MB by 10%, without regard to the neighborhood, traffic, police, fire department, etc... Moreover, Ɵming loopholes in the historic registry process would leave the historic buildings at risk in the short run.
This is a once-in-a-lifeƟme chance that will also prevent the possibility of a runaway development without any local control.
Please make the right decision that benefits the whole city.
Thank you,
Monica McGrath
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1 Heather Goodwin
From: Claire Mellein
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 8:10 PM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary Property
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Dear City Council,
I feel it’s extremely important that the City buy the enƟre Morro Elementary property.
The only way for the City and the residents of MB to maintain their voice and vision for our town, preserving the historic buildings and determining the fate of this quintessenƟal property, is to buy the whole property. I heard that Friends of Morro Elementary have consulted with several professionals (land use aƩorney, historic preservaƟonist, architects, fiscal consultant), who have idenƟfied mulƟple pathways to full acquisiƟon that maintain local decision-making and have a netzero fiscal impact.
I am very worried that under new rules and regulaƟons, the City can no longer put requirements on a developer regarding environment, parking, infrastructure (streets/sidewalks/traffic lights, water, etc), density, and height. A permit becomes a rubber stamp. A developer would have the green light for 400+ units, potenƟally increasing the populaƟon of MB by 10%, without regard to the neighborhood, traffic, police, fire department, etc... Moreover, Ɵming loopholes in the historic registry process would leave the historic buildings at risk in the short run.
This is a once-in-a-lifeƟme chance that will also prevent the possibility of a runaway development without any local control.
Please make the right decision that benefits the whole city.
Thank you,
Claire Mellein
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Jenny Bright
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 9:15 PM
To: Council
Subject: Purchase of Entire Parcel Comprising Morro Elementary Property [Some people who received this message don't oŌen get email from Learn why this is important at hƩps://aka.ms/LearnAboutSenderIdenƟficaƟon ]
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Dear Esteemed Mayor and Council Members,
Please stand with your consƟtuency in this maƩer to keep this valuable property in its enƟrety. We have such a tremendous opportunity at this juncture in Ɵme to take a very posiƟve step forward and create an economic and cultural benefit to Morro Bay that will open up a windfall of advantageous possibiliƟes for the future of our city. The alternaƟve to taking control of this property for the good of the City seems to me to be a clear financial misfortune, that will irreparably limit our possibiliƟes going forward.
I see no suitable reason for leƫng this slip through our fingers when the community involvement is gaining momentum so rapidly to accomplish its communal vision for our beauƟful Morro Bay. I have every confidence that you as a collecƟve body , should, could and will make this purchase happen.
Sincerely , NaƩalia K. Merzoyan
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1 Heather Goodwin
From: Robin Mize
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 4:31 PM
To: Council
Subject: MORRO BAY ELEMENTARY PRESERVATION
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Dear Council Members,
As one of the early farm families in Morro Bay, we are quite mysƟfied why this historic building would not be saved for the residents of Morro Bay.
The Main School building has a bell tower and is in the Spanish Revival style, not to menƟon the history of music taught by Botso Koresheli and where the famous conductor Kent Nagano got his start.
There is a lot of land adjacent to the main building and a modest apartment complex and park could be incorporated without removing such an important building in the process. Hundreds of us sƟll are in the area and aƩended school in this grand building and would be just heart broken to see it demolished.
Please do not let this important part of Historic Morro Bay be forgoƩen.
Thank You,
Robin Mize
Morro Bay
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Marie Morris
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 11:15 AM
To: Council
Subject: Morro bay elementary school decision
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Dear council members,
I would like to express my opinion about the upcoming elementary school decision regarding selling it to a developer. I am against this. I think that the property should stay within the city of Morro Bays jurisdicƟon in deciding what future this land will become. Once this land is sold, you will never get it back. Please do not make a hasty decision! Brainstorm and come up with a plan that will benefit the city and all the ciƟzens of Morro Bay while being kept in the city’s purview.
Best regards, Marie Morris
1 Heather Goodwin
From: marina nash
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 7:22 PM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Bay Elementary Property
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Dear City Council,
I feel it’s extremely important that the City buy the enƟre Morro Elementary property.
The only way for the City and the residents of MB to maintain their voice and vision for our town, preserving the historic buildings and determining the fate of this quintessenƟal property, is to buy the whole property. I heard that Friends of Morro Elementary have consulted with several professionals (land use aƩorney, historic preservaƟonist, architects, fiscal consultant), who have idenƟfied mulƟple pathways to full acquisiƟon that maintain local decision-making and have a netzero fiscal impact.
I am very worried that under new rules and regulaƟons, the City can no longer put requirements on a developer regarding environment, parking, infrastructure (streets/sidewalks/traffic lights, water, etc), density, and height. A permit becomes a rubber stamp. A developer would have the green light for 400+ units, potenƟally increasing the populaƟon of MB by 10%, without regard to the neighborhood, traffic, police, fire department, etc... Moreover, Ɵming loopholes in the historic registry process would leave the historic buildings at risk in the short run.
This is a once-in-a-lifeƟme chance that will also prevent the possibility of a runaway development without any local control.
Please make the right decision that benefits the whole city.
Thank you,
Marina
1 Heather Goodwin
From:
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 1:26 PM
To: Council
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I am wriƟng to express my support of the proposal to acquire the enƟre Morro Elementary Campus.
Thank you,
A. Perry
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Joan Petersen
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2025 11:57 AM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary School
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Dear City Council Members,
My name is Jodi Petersen and I'm the middle generaƟon of three generaƟons of our family who have been educated , nurtured and inspired by Morro Elementary and my mother was a career third and fourth grade teacher there! We have life Ɵme friends and community thanks to this wonderful Jewel of Morro Bay. Please take a moment to consider the giŌs of this land and buildings have brought to Morro Bay and take Ɵme to imagine what it will bring to many generaƟons to come. Don't let this opportunity pass, it will never come again. This important place was given with a generous heart to this community to be a school and place of community to beloved Morro Bay, we should never ever had this vision be compromised and lost. Trust and honor the values of the Quintana family they were thinking of more than themselves .
Thank you!
Sincerely,
The Petersen Family: Jodi, Jill, Harvey, Joan and Lauren , also Hans Petersen and Ella Petersen who were present and on the school board and witness to the giving of this property. 1 Heather Goodwin
From: Tara Purchase
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 8:14 PM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary
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Dear City Council,
I feel it’s extremely important that the City buy the enƟre Morro Elementary property.
The only way for the City and the residents of MB to maintain their voice and vision for our town, preserving the historic buildings and determining the fate of this quintessenƟal property, is to buy the whole property. I heard that Friends of Morro Elementary have consulted with several professionals (land use aƩorney, historic preservaƟonist, architects, fiscal consultant), who have idenƟfied mulƟple pathways to full acquisiƟon that maintain local decision-making and have a netzero fiscal impact.
I am very worried that under new rules and regulaƟons, the City can no longer put requirements on a developer regarding environment, parking, infrastructure (streets/sidewalks/traffic lights, water, etc), density, and height. A permit becomes a rubber stamp. A developer would have the green light for 400+ units, potenƟally increasing the populaƟon of MB by 10%, without regard to the neighborhood, traffic, police, fire department, etc... Moreover, Ɵming loopholes in the historic registry process would leave the historic buildings at risk in the short run.
This is a once-in-a-lifeƟme chance that will also prevent the possibility of a runaway development without any local control.
Please make the right decision that benefits the whole city.
Thank you,
Tara Purchase
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Ailene Lacaste
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 7:57 PM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary Property
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Dear City Council,
I feel it’s extremely important that the City buy the enƟre Morro Elementary property.
The only way for the City and the residents of MB to maintain their voice and vision for our town, preserving the historic buildings and determining the fate of this quintessenƟal property, is to buy the whole property. I heard that Friends of Morro Elementary have consulted with several professionals (land use aƩorney, historic preservaƟonist, architects, fiscal consultant), who have idenƟfied mulƟple pathways to full acquisiƟon that maintain local decision-making and have a netzero fiscal impact.
I am very worried that under new rules and regulaƟons, the City can no longer put requirements on a developer regarding environment, parking, infrastructure (streets/sidewalks/traffic lights, water, etc), density, and height. A permit becomes a rubber stamp. A developer would have the green light for 400+ units, potenƟally increasing the populaƟon of MB by 10%, without regard to the neighborhood, traffic, police, fire department, etc... Moreover, Ɵming loopholes in the historic registry process would leave the historic buildings at risk in the short run.
This is a once-in-a-lifeƟme chance that will also prevent the possibility of a runaway development without any local control.
Please make the right decision that benefits the whole city.
Thank you,
Roman & Ailene Salvador
FPCS Morro Bay Montessori
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2 dire budgetary consequences
to the city, more significant than managing the financial terms of an acquisition agreement.
Not Montessori Families:
The citizen’s group is not
"just a bunch of families from the Montessori charter." None of my 3 children have attended that school. My two school-age children attend Del Mar Elementary and Morro Bay High. The notable majority
of my interactions about this matter have been with individuals that have no connection to the Montessori. While there is active interest from the Montessori families, this has been a minority within the citizen’s group. It is incredibly disheartening to hear the efforts of the community dismissed numerous times, by council members, under the false pretense that it is Montessori families (who do not reside in Morro Bay) pressing this subject. That is simply not true and the data does not support the claim.
I have been very committed to this cause and effort over the past six months. I am passionate because I truly believe this site is distinct and singular within Morro Bay for several reasons (location, geography, historical value, etc). This underutilized site is literally the seat of the city, spatially and physically presiding over neighborhoods, the downtown, and our bay. It is a powerful and historic opportunity for the city and Morro Bay community to decide the fate, meaning, and utility of this site with respect to the city’s character for the next century and beyond.
Entering a negotiation phase with the District for the full site is the best strategy at this juncture. This allows the City and community to continue the work of the past 6 months to identify the best path and best use of the site, including several options that have a net-zero fiscal impact. Several creative scenarios have been suggested, by experienced professional consultants, that would retain City authority and voice, while avoiding undue financial burden or unrealistic property management responsibilities.
I implore Councilmembers to respect the hopes, engagement, and efforts of Morro Bay citizens who see the unique, golden opportunity that is before us. Please support the future of Morro Bay and your legacy as a Council by recognizing the conspicuous and powerful moment that is before you.
Thank you for your time and for your hard work.
All the best,
Hilary Soldati
Morro Bay resident
2 Susan Stewart
Morro Bay business owner
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Gina Strong
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 5:09 PM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Bay Elementary
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Dear Council,
This will probably be the most important decision this council makes. Please purchase this piece of property and keep control of it. To lose this opportunity would be terrible for this community, city and county.
Sincerely,
Gina Strong,
Morro Bay
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1 Heather Goodwin
From: June Swall
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 9:50 PM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary School
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To: Mayor and Councilmembers
From: June Swall, Morro Bay resident
In regard to Morro Elementary School and all structures and grounds - approximately 10 acres and all that is encompassed - SHOULD BE PURCHASED from San Luis Coastal School District. The Council has the best interests of this community in making decisions that are of such importance for Morro Bay and the Vision established by the City Plan to make decisions determining the desƟny of this Gem of a property.
You all are responsible for making this big decision. I thank you for your commitment to represent the ciƟzens of Morro Bay and for taking on the task of overseeing the operaƟon of this City. As these day to day decisions are considered, the preservaƟon of what has meaning and is valuable has to be carefully guarded for today and all our tomorrows.
Council, you are the best decision makers for our town in all aspects of life here.
It is foolhardy to expect San Luis School District or to whomever they sell to know our needs and desires for our future.
How wonderful many in Morro Bay have these sweet memories of there school! It has a past and what hopefully will be a beauƟful future for this community. It is a sturdily and architecturally well constructed building with much life remaining. Morro Elementary was established in 1936 - Depression Era. The school I aƩended in Visalia was built in same era in 1939. It is well maintained and conƟnues to provide for educaƟon of high school students. Playgrounds are used for physical educaƟon. Local history adds to a meaningful rich sense of place and community where it is valued and culƟvated -- Morro Bay folk value history, educaƟon and this beauƟful community! Please don't let them down. This is a decision that will reflect how much the Council values the character and beauty of Morro Bay - how much it cares about its ciƟzens.
Thank you for your consideraƟon for maintaining, valuing, uƟlizing this historical Gem.
Thank you for forward thinking vision.......June Swall
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1 Heather Goodwin
From: Semu Torres
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 7:23 PM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Elementary Property
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Dear City Council,
I’m wriƟng to urge the City to buy the ENTIRE Morro Elementary property. I am very worried that under new rules and regulaƟons, the City can no longer put requirements on a developer regarding environment, parking, infrastructure (streets/sidewalks/traffic lights, water, etc), density, and height. I’ve seen news arƟcles about this happening to other ciƟes, and it ends up cosƟng the city a lot of tax dollars and headaches to deal with the consequences.
In addiƟon, the buildings are historic and would be an important way for the city to preserve history and possibly use for city offices.
We hope the City and the residents of MB can maintain their voice and vision for our town and preserve the historic buildings, as well as determine the fate of this property.
Again, please make the right decision that benefits the whole city by moving forward with the purchase of the enƟre Morro Elementary property.
Thank you,
Semu Torres
2 Donald and Kristen Headland
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1 Heather Goodwin
From: Carol Maxbird
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 7:06 AM
To: Council
Subject: Morro Bay Elementary
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Dear Council Members and Mayor:
Please buy and preserve Morro Bay Elementary school and property. There is a lot of History in Morro Bay and the school. Many members of our community aƩended there. Please do not let it slip through our hands.
Thank you kindly,
Caroline Maxwell Lewis
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Sharon Moores
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 10:45 AM
To: Council
Subject: Property
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Sent from my iPhone it’s to the highest good of all of Morro Bay to purchase the property where the elementary school was. Truly, Sharon Moores.
1 Heather Goodwin
From: Shane Verplanck
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2025 12:02 PM
To: Council
Subject: Saving Morro Bay Elementary School
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Our family has a long history with Morro Bay Elementary School. I aƩended kindergarten in that building in the late forƟes and remember my first day at school and loving everything about it! I again aƩended the school from the 5th grade unƟl junior high school when my family moved up from the Los Angeles area to live on our ranch in 1957. My two children aƩended the school for a year when my young family moved back to Morro Bay from the bay area for a year.
Also, my sister Robin aƩended the school from 1957 unƟl junior high school too.
I believe the Spanish style building and other surrounding buildings are in the "heart" of Morro Bay in more ways than one. It was a part of so many of our lives, even if some who aƩended school there no longer live in the area. I feel it would be a wicked shame to lose these buildings, especially the principal one which should be on the historic register as it is truly one of a kind!!
I think there are many people in the town and surrounding towns that would help to garner the funds to purchase the property and that the people of Morro Bay should be able to determine what happens to these structures and property, not some developer who would no doubt cram as many buildings on the land as possible and cause the populaƟon to grow beyond the capabiliƟes of it's infrastructure. Part of Morro Bay's charm is it's size, it's commerce and it's friendly people. That could all be lost with the sale and development of this land by those who could care less about this area.
Please allow these buildings to stand and to be used for concerts, town meeƟngs, art shows and other acƟviƟes which would only be limited by our imaginaƟons!!
Thank you.
Shane VerPlanck (Ms.)
AGENDA CORRESPONDENCE
RECEIVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
PUBLIC REVIEW PRIOR TO THE
MEETING
AGENDA NO: CS 4b
MEETING DATE: August 12, 2025
2 Sean Green
Morro Bay, CA