Camarillo advances zoning and fee changes
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The City Council unanimously introduced Ordinance 2037 to revise commercial and industrial zoning rules, development standards, and review procedures, including new chapters on land use, planned development permits, and appeals. The council also unanimously approved lower home occupation permit fees, environmental documents for the Central Avenue Bike Lane Project, and an $83,400 pressure-washing contract with a total authorization not to exceed $91,740.
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What this means
The zoning changes are intended to make commercial and industrial development reviews more efficient and give staff additional tools to administer zoning rules. The ordinance was introduced but was not recorded as finally adopted in these minutes. Residents operating businesses from home may see lower permit fees, while the Central Avenue bike lane project cleared a required environmental review step.
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- Introduced Ordinance 2037 amending numerous Title 19 zoning provisions, removing Chapter 19.40, and adding chapters on land use, planned development permits, and appeals.
- Approved Resolution No. 2026-14 amending and lowering home occupation permit fees to better match administrative costs.
- Approved the Mitigated Negative Declaration and Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Plan for the Central Avenue Bike Lane Project ST-5102.
- Authorized a three-year, $83,400 pressure-washing services agreement with a 10% contingency, for a total amount not to exceed $91,740.
- Approved all consent calendar items unanimously, with five councilmembers voting yes and none voting no.
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