Hermosa Beach meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Hermosa Beach agendas list no substantive items across recent and upcoming meetings

Hermosa Beach's recent and upcoming public meetings carry agendas that contain only procedural material, according to the meeting records reviewed for this roundup. No decisions, votes, dollar amounts, contracts, or public hearings appear in any of the six agendas and summaries provided.

Because the records are procedural only, this roundup cannot report what, if anything, each body decided. That is a limit of the documents reviewed, not a finding that no action was taken.

Recent meetings

Parks and Recreation Commission — Oct. 6, 2026. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed. Minutes have not yet been published.

City Council — Oct. 13, 2026. Two agenda records were provided for this date, and both describe procedural boilerplate only. Neither lists specific decisions, discussions, proposals, or public hearings. Minutes have not yet been published.

Upcoming meetings

Planning Commission — Oct. 20, 2026. The posted agenda contains no substantive items. The summary describes it as appearing to be a placeholder or a technical error.

City Council — Oct. 27, 2026. Two records were provided for this date. Both describe a scheduled City Council meeting whose agenda text is procedural boilerplate with no specific items listed.

What the record does and does not show

An agenda that lists no substantive items does not establish that a meeting was cancelled, that members did not meet, or that no business was conducted. It also does not establish that a topic was dropped. It means the document reviewed did not list the item.

Residents who want to know what was actually decided at the Oct. 6 Parks and Recreation Commission or the Oct. 13 City Council meetings will need the approved minutes, which the records state have not yet been published. For the upcoming meetings, the posted agendas may be revised or supplemented before the meeting date; the versions reviewed here did not include item-level detail.

No vote tallies, ordinance numbers, contract values, budget figures, or staff recommendations appear in the material provided, so none are reported here.

Coming up

• **Planning Commission** — Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026. The posted agenda lists no substantive items; check the official posting before attending.
• **City Council** — Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026. The posted agenda lists no substantive items; check the official posting before attending.

Agendas and minutes for Hermosa Beach meetings are posted by the city. Readers should consult the official posting for each meeting, which is the authoritative record and may differ from the summaries reviewed here.

Planning Commission agenda includes T-Mobile facility hearing; other meetings have no substantive items

This week's meeting roundup for Hermosa Beach is largely procedural, with most bodies reporting no actionable items. The one substantive item on a recent agenda was a public hearing before the Planning Commission for a proposed wireless telecommunications facility. No decisions have been published for any of the meetings held in the past two weeks, as minutes are not yet available.

Planning Commission special meeting

The Planning Commission held a special meeting on Aug. 4, according to the agenda. The sole listed item was a public hearing for Conditional Use Permit CUP25-11, which would allow T-Mobile to construct and operate an unmanned, co-located wireless telecommunications facility at 2447 Pacific Coast Highway. The agenda indicates the commission was scheduled to decide whether to exempt the project from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and whether to adopt a resolution for the facility. The outcome of the hearing is not known because minutes have not yet been published.

Other recent meetings

Three other meetings took place in the past two weeks, each with no substantive items on their agendas:

• **Civil Service Board (July 27):** The agenda contained only procedural boilerplate, with no specific items for discussion or decision.
• **City Council (July 28):** The agenda included no actionable items, public hearings, or notable discussions.
• **Parks and Recreation Commission (Aug. 4):** The agenda listed no action items, public hearings, or notable discussions.

All three meetings are listed as agenda-only, with minutes not yet published.

Coming up

The Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Aug. 18. According to the posted agenda, the meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no concrete items for discussion or decision. No other upcoming meetings were listed in the provided data.

Residents seeking details on any of these items should consult the official agendas and minutes on the city's website, as this roundup is based solely on those documents.

Hermosa Beach meetings stay quiet; Planning Commission to weigh T-Mobile wireless facility Aug. 4

Hermosa Beach's recent public meetings produced no decisions, as the Planning Commission, Civil Service Board, and City Council each posted agendas with only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items over the past two weeks. The next opportunity for public input comes Aug. 4, when the Planning Commission holds a public hearing on a proposed T-Mobile wireless facility at 2447 Pacific Coast Highway.

Recent meetings: no action taken

Three meetings between July 21 and July 28 carried no items for discussion or decision, according to the posted agendas. Minutes have not yet been published for any of them.

• **Planning Commission** (July 21): Agenda contained only procedural boilerplate with no specific items.
• **Civil Service Board** (July 27): Agenda contained only procedural boilerplate and no specific items.
• **City Council** (July 28): Agenda contained only procedural boilerplate with no actionable items; no decisions or discussions were scheduled.

Coming up: T-Mobile wireless facility hearing

The Planning Commission has scheduled a special meeting for Aug. 4 with one listed item: a public hearing on Conditional Use Permit CUP25-11, which would allow construction and operation of an unmanned, co-located wireless telecommunications facility for T-Mobile at 2447 Pacific Coast Highway.

According to the agenda, the commission will decide whether to exempt the project from the California Environmental Quality Act and whether to adopt a resolution for the facility. No vote tally or dollar figures are listed in the available agenda.

Also on Aug. 4, the Parks and Recreation Commission meets, though its agenda lists no substantive items.

Coming up

• **Planning Commission Special Meeting** — Aug. 4, public hearing on CUP25-11 (T-Mobile wireless facility at 2447 Pacific Coast Highway), including a CEQA exemption determination and possible resolution adoption.
• **Parks and Recreation Commission** — Aug. 4, procedural agenda with no listed action items.

Hermosa Beach council to consider zoning code update, election resolutions; parks panel eyes tennis fee hike

Hermosa Beach’s City Council was scheduled to vote on a zoning code administrative update and finalize election plans for November during its June 23 meeting, according to the published agenda. Meanwhile, the Parks and Recreation Commission will take up a proposed tennis fee increase and a special volleyball event on July 7.

City Council considered zoning update, election resolutions

The City Council’s June 23 agenda included a second reading of an ordinance amending Title 17 to update administrative procedures for the comprehensive zoning code update. The council also planned to adopt resolutions for the November 3, 2026 general municipal election, including consolidation with Los Angeles County.

Routine consent items on the agenda covered approval of check registers for June 3–11, receipt of April 2026 cash balance, revenue, and expenditure reports, and adoption of the tax appropriations limit for fiscal year 2026-27.

A closed session was scheduled for existing litigation in the case *Rachel Muzatko v. City*.

Minutes from the meeting have not yet been published, so final outcomes of these items are not available.

Parks and Recreation Commission to discuss tennis fees, volleyball event

At its July 7 meeting, the Parks and Recreation Commission will consider recommending to the City Council a fee increase for tennis memberships and court reservations. The proposal would raise annual membership to $25 and set hourly resident fees at $12 for peak hours (8 a.m. to 7 p.m.) and $14 for evening hours (7 p.m. to 10 p.m.).

The commission will also evaluate a recommendation to approve an Impact Level III special event, the AAU Hermosa Beach Holiday Championships, which would use both North and South volleyball courts simultaneously.

Other agenda items include a post-event presentation on the Fine Arts Festival, required under a long-term agreement, and consent calendar items such as action minutes from the joint Parks and Public Works meeting on June 2, 2026, and activity reports for May and June 2026.

Public Works Commission agenda light for July 15

The Public Works Commission’s July 15 agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive decisions or discussions, according to the published agenda.

Coming up

• **Parks and Recreation Commission:** Tuesday, July 7, 2026. Agenda includes tennis fee increase proposal and recommendation for AAU Hermosa Beach Holiday Championships.
• **Public Works Commission:** Wednesday, July 15, 2026. No substantive items on the agenda.

Both meetings are open to the public. Agendas and minutes are available on the city’s website.