2023
4th of July
Fireworks Enforcement
Item 7B
Transparency ● Respect ● Unity ● Service ● Training
Overview
• Partnership with:
• Seaside Fire Department
• California State Parole
• MSCO
• Fire Works Task Force (Meeting later this month)
• Review of our operational plan for suppression for July 4th, 2023.
• The City of Seaside has a zero tolerance policy for illegal fireworks.
1 Transparency ● Respect ● Unity ● Service ● Training
Overview
• Public education:
• Social Media Campaign
• Portable Message
Boards
• GOAL: Safety of residents,
visitors, and property from
use of illegal fireworks.
2 Transparency ● Respect ● Unity ● Service ● Training
Enforcement
• Eighteen (18) member fireworks team
(in addition to patrol shift):
• 3 Command Staff
• 1 Sergeant
• 10 Officers
• 4 Professional Staff
• Seaside Fire Department drones & additional Engine Company (at least 2 and dependent on weather conditions)
• Zero-Tolerance Enforcement
• Criminal & Admin Citations ($1,000 fine)
3 Transparency ● Respect ● Unity ● Service ● Training
Fireworks Collaboration
• Piloted during New Years
(reduction in service calls & activity)
• County wide collaboration
• Actively conducting Investigative tactics
(not being made public to not compromise our efforts)
• Distribution of illegal fireworks
• Sales of illegal fireworks
4 Transparency ● Respect ● Unity ● Service ● Training
Enforcement
Hotlines: Dispatch: Text:
831-899-6756 831-394-6811 831-242-0435
831-899-6747 831-769-8888
831-899-6748
5 UPCOMING
CITYWIDE EVENTS
& COMMUNITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITY OF SEASIDE'S
Item 7.C
May 4, 2023
5:00 P.M.
Kee Hyon Higgins
Recreation
Supervisor
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
FRIENDS OF SEASIDE PARKS ASSOCIATION (FOSPA) PARK CLEAN UPS May 6, 2023 Havana Soliz Park
May 13, 2023 Mescal Neil Park
May 20, 2023 Beta Park
May 27, 2023 Highland Otis Park
MONTEREY BAY F.C. HOME GAMES
May 5, 2023 vs. Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC
May 13, 2023 vs. New Mexico Unitied
May 20, 2023 vs. Charleston Battery
FOLLOW SEASIDE CITY HALL
ON SOCIAL MEDIA
THANK YOU
Transparency ● Respect ● Unity ● Service ● Training
Questions 6
2022 General Plan
Annual Progress Report
Andrew Myrick
Economic Development and Community Planning Manager
Item 10.A. | City Council Meeting | May 4, 2023
2 • The 2022 General Plan APR is annual report
which summarizes General Plan activities
undertaken by the City of Seaside in calendar year
2022.
• It must be submitted annually to the Office of
Planning and Research, and the Department of
Housing and Community Development following a
City Council review and acceptance of the report
2022 GENERAL PLAN
ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (APR)
• CAMPUS TOWN PROJECT
• Commissioned Water Augmentation Well Siting Study
• Approved Campus Town Specific Plan
• Approved Local Agency Formation Commission
• PARKER FLATS APARTMENTS PROJECT
• Approved architectural review of 42-unit infill building of a former nurse barracks
• Approved Local Agency Formation Commission
• THE ENCLAVE PROJECT
• Issued 8 building permits for new homes
3 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Housing Element
• ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADU’S)
• Approved 54 building permits for new ADU’s
• Adopted a local ADU ordinance
• OTHER HOUSING-RELATED ITEMS:
• Received $330k in Emergency Rent and Utility
Assistance (EARP) funding
• Adopted ordinance modifying Short-term Rental
regulations
• Adopted ordinance to comply with SB 9 (i.e. lot splits) 4 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Housing Element
• Opened a portion of Eucalyptus Road to provide access to the National Monument
• Approved agreement with Whitson Engineers for
Cutino Park improvements
• Granted an Easement at Laguna Grande Park
• Approved concept plans for Phases 2 And 3 of the
Cutino Park Improvements
5 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Conservation, Open Space, and Parks
• Established a 4-Hour Time Limit at certain City Park
Parking Lots
• Approved agreement with The Wallace Group to manage
the fire station upgrades project management
• Approved agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates,
Inc. for the Broadway Avenue Complete Street Corridor
Improvement Project
• Approved a Regional Funding Agreement for pedestrian
and bicycle wayfinding program with Transportation
Agency for Monterey County.
6 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Conservation, Open Space, and Parks
• Approved a resolution to secure 407 AF of recycled water for the Bayonet Blackhorse Golf Course
• Approved plans for the Noche Buena Emergency Street
Storm Drain Improvements Project
• Approving an appropriation to the Fort Ord Military
Reservation property deconstruction and demolition
Phase 1a project.
• Approved a new Traffic Calming Program as
recommended by the Traffic Advisory Committee.
7 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Conservation, Open Space, and Parks
• Adopted a military equipment use policy in accordance with AB 481 Law Enforcement and State Agencies:
Military Equipment, and Use
• Approved lease purchase financing for a Fire Engine
and a Street Sweeper
• Approved agreement to RRM Design Group for
Architectural and Engineering Services for Fire Station No. 2 Project
8 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Safety Element
• Approved Seaside's Outdoor Dining Program
Administrative Design Guidelines
• Approved 0.246 acre feet Water Allocation for the
expansion of Premier Hyundai’s showroom and offices
• Supported the Blue Zones of Monterey County’s
Healthy Food Policy
• Oaxaca by the Sea & Seaside Exotics events
9 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Economic Development Element
• Worked with DKS Associates to complete a parking
study in Seaside's Downtown West Broadway Urban
Village
• Approved Design Review for the 330 room Grand
Hyatt hotel
• Continued implementation of the “FLIP Seaside”
Façade Improvement Grant program
10 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Economic Development Element
• Adopted a Seaside Annex to the County of Monterey 5-
year Hazard Mitigation Plan through the County of
Monterey and State of California.
• Continued to offer COVID-19 vaccination clinics funded by the Community Development Block Grant –
Coronavirus Response (CDBG-CV) grant
11 GENERAL PLAN-2022 HIGHLIGHTS
Safety Element
Questions