Huntington Beach Planning Commission Regular Meeting - September 3, 2026
Huntington Beach Planning Commission Regular Meeting - September 3, 2026
The Planning Commission met on Thursday, September 3, 2026, at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers at 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach. The agenda included three identical public hearing items for a conditional use permit for a floating marina office and restroom, and a consent calendar to approve minutes from two prior meetings. The transcript provided with the source materials does not contain the meeting proceedings but instead a children's storytime recording from the Huntington Beach Public Library; therefore, no actual discussion, public comments, or decisions from the meeting are documented.
Consent Calendar
- Item 26-791: Approve Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes dated April 28, 2026.
- Item 26-792: Approve Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes dated May 12, 2026.
Public Hearing Items
- Item 26-787, 26-788, and 26-790: Conditional Use Permit No. 25-033 for a floating marina office (580 sq. ft.) and restroom (420 sq. ft.) at an overall height of 12 ft. 6 in. at 16340 Pacific Coast Highway (Peter’s Landing Marina in Huntington Harbour). The recommended action was to find the project categorically exempt from CEQA (Class 3) and approve the permit with suggested findings and conditions. The agenda lists three separate agenda numbers for the same request, which may be a duplication error.
Key Outcomes
- No votes or decisions are recorded because the transcript does not contain the meeting's proceedings. The agenda indicates that the recommended action was approval, but the actual outcome is unknown.
Meeting Transcript
Here we need to shoe them away ready. But those spiders are gone down she fell until did she land in a boat. Now being trapped in a small boat and adrift on a stormy sea is what most people would call a horrible, dreadful and ghastly sort of situation, but not Sonny, who thought she preferred boating just now to swimming. What would you rather do? Would you rather w ride on a boat on the ocean? Or would you rather go swimming in a stormy ocean? I think I'd pick the boat. But that is when the big wave came. Oh no, what do you think's going to happen? Let's look and see. Oh what happened to the boat? It got washed up onto the rock. Now, most people would say that things were looking exceedingly bleak. That means they were looking very bad. That being stuck on a rock in a boat, surrounded by a stormy sea was probably as bad as things could get, but not Sunny, who thought things weren't that bad because at least she wasn't alone. Who do you see in the boat with her? It's a seagull. He must be a good friend to have right now. Oh did the seagull do? He's flying away. But then Sunny was alone. Now most people would probably cry at this point. What do you think? Is Sunny gonna start crying? Let's see. And this time that's exactly what Sonny did. But then look at that. Who's coming? Look at all of those birds. And what are they doing? Do you think they're helping Sunny? Let's look and see. Up, up, up she rose. She was lifted off of the rock over a less stormy sea. Over the little town. And sat down just where she needed to be. Now most people would say that being late for school was a bad kind of situation. Is it good when we're late for school? No, it is not. Sunny thought that just this one time her teacher would understand. And you did such a great job listening. Now what kind of weather did we see in that story? We saw rain and we saw sun. We saw wind and all sorts of other weather. So what do you think? Should we sing a song about a storm? I think so. This is one of my favorite rainy weather songs. It's called Thunder Pounding. And our thunder pounds like this.
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