By Charles M. Kelly The Seal Beach City Council on Monday, April 14 unanimously approved staff request to purchase a Marine Safety vehicle. The cost: $51,829.29, according to the staff report. The council also approved a budget amendment for that amount. If this seems familiar, it should. The council approved Read More
The pilot Circuit electronic shuttle service to the Old Town area will end on Saturday, April 26. The last day of service will run from noon to 10 p.m., according to Kathryne Cho, deputy director of Public Works and city engineer. The City Council originally approved the shuttle service in Read More
The City Council held its first budget workshop on March 24, between a closed session meeting, and the regular council meeting. The budget discussion focused on city goals. The meeting lasted about one hour and 19 minutes. The council did not take any formal action. The next two budget workshops Read More
Members of the Seal Beach Cable Foundation called for funding for new equipment during the Monday, March 24 budget study session. The request included a request for funds and a proposal to make SBTV-3 a media access collaborative. The board also proposed creating a Community Media Access Collaborative The foundation Read More
Approximately 12 people were in the audience during the Monday, March 24m City Council budget study session. Some of them were members of the Seal Beach Cable Foundation board. (See “SBTV-3 requests upgrades and a manager,” page 1) Others commented on the city’s financial situation. There will be public workshops Read More
The Seal Beach Environmental Quality Control Board will send a letter commenting on the draft EIR for the Pacific Airshow. The city of Huntington Beach has proposed continuing the airshow up to 2034, according to a Seal Beach staff report by Community Development Director Alexa Smittle. Part of the proposal Read More
The City Council took no reportable action at this week’s closed to the public meeting, according to a March 25 email from Attorney Nicholas Ghirelli. The Seal Beach council met at 5 p.m., March 24, for a closed session meeting to discuss the city manager’s position and legal issues. However, Read More
Jayde Bahrami, with Tidal Influence, conducts a recent tour of the Los Cerritos Wetlands, explaining the native plants and the importance of restoring the wetlands to a natural ecological function. Photo by Ted Apodaca The California Coastal Commission on March 13 approved the two-phase restoration of the southern area of Read More
