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Planning Commission
Planning Commission meetings are televised on local Cable Channel 1.
Members
Perry Petersen, Chair
Mary Lou Johnson
Rick Biasotti
Kevin Chase
Joseph Sammut
Sujendra Mishra
City Staff
David Woltering, Director, Community Development
Laura Russell, Senior Planner
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Planning Commission Agendas, Staff Reports, and Minutes
Are available HERE.
Architectural Review Committee Agendas and Minutes
Are available HERE.
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Functions of the Planning Commission
California Government Code Section 65103 outlines the responsibilities of the Planning Commission. To summarize, the Commission shall:
- Oversee the implementation of the general plan through the zoning and subdivision ordinances, prepare and revise the general plan as necessary, promote public interest in the general plan, and consult with public agencies and other organizations on the general plan.
- Annually review the capital improvement program of the city and the local public works projects of other local agencies for their consistency with the general plan.
- Promote the coordination of local plans and programs with the plans and programs of other public agencies.
- Perform other functions as the legislative body provides, including conducting studies and preparing plans.
Informational Materials
In March 2014, Planning Commission Chair Petersen attended the League of California Cities Planning Commissioners Academy. The persentation materials are available below.
CEQA - Application of Knowledge
CEQA- Application of Knowledge 2
CEQA- Basics
Collaborative Governance - Case Studies
Congratulations on Your Appointment to PC- Now What?
Essential Planning Tools 101
Essential Planning Tools 102
Essential Planning Tools 102 warner
Joint Planning Commission and City Council Meetings
Challenging Land Uses
Challending Land Uses 2
How to Run a Meeting
Planning Essentials 102
Future of Public Engagement