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The Commission unanimously advanced several development, public-notice, and administrative changes, while staff warned that proposed property-tax reforms could require approximately $6 million in service reductions by January 2028 if approved.
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The Commission accepted the City’s fiscal year 2025 financial report, which received an unmodified audit opinion, and unanimously approved several ordinances and resolutions. Three development-related ordinances will receive second readings on June 16, 2026. Staff also cautioned that proposed property-tax legislation could permanently reduce City revenue and affect public safety, maintenance, projects, and other services.
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