A proposed warehouse on 19th Avenue, a pop-up dog park and a canceled public hearing on a nearly $10.1 million utility project top meeting agendas this week.
If the City Council signs off, new furniture for gates 1 through 10 would be installed by the end of May, while a feasibility study continues at the stadium.
Officials will weigh a $10.81 million early bond redemption and a new restaurant, while residents can attend the Demuth Park pickleball opening and weigh in on the mayor’s position and Ramon Road Bridge project.
Five city bodies, including the City Council and four boards and commissions, meet Tuesday through Thursday. The council also will hold a closed session Wednesday.
Council members said the subsection was unnecessary because the zoning code already governs special events and directed staff to return with an ordinance removing it.
Active Transportation, Human Rights, Sustainability, Airport and Architectural Review panels meet across four days on Ramon Road safety, Measure J seating funds and a Panorama Road home project.
Seven Lakes seeks historic district status, a protected property faces a construction review, and Palm Springs will honor retiring Police Chief Andy Mills.
Staff also flagged a $1 million restroom expansion still lacking funding, a sharp drop in noise complaints and revenue running ahead of budget in the maintenance fund.
Parks and Recreation commissioners will vote on swim center air quality rules as planning commissioners weigh a 16-unit condo project near Amado Road and Sunrise Way.
Aside from regular meetings of city boards, a series of public meetings focused on the future of local leadership gets under way.
Commissioners also weighed where to relocate a sculpture removed from the airport, with the convention center and City Council Chambers among the options discussed.
Five meetings this week also cover downtown safety upgrades, a Tramview Heights update and a drop in airport noise complaints.
