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Up until June 7, 2022, when 66.55% of Santa Cruz voters gave the thumbs up to Measure E, representatives on the Santa Cruz City Council were chosen in at-large races. Measure E amended the city’s Charter to create six districts and an at-large directly elected mayor. With the Nov. 8, 2022, three seats have been filled: councilmembers for Districts 4 and 6 and the new mayor.
Council meetings are live-streamed on Santa Cruz Community TV. To view the agenda for an upcoming meeting, follow this link. The council appoints citizens to serve on boards, commissions, committees, and task forces to assist in formulating policy. To apply, click here.
fkeeley@santacruzca.gov
District 1
gtrigueiro@santacruzca.gov
District 2
sbrunner@cityofsantacruz.com
District 3
skalantari-johnson@santacruzca.gov
District 4
snewsome@santacruzca.gov
District 5
sohara@santacruzca.gov
District 6
rgolder@cityofsantacruz.com
(831) 420-5022
From Santa Cruz Local...
The Santa Cruz Planning Commission on Thursday voted 4-1 in favor of a downtown expansion plan designed to facilitate the construction of multi-story apartment buildings and a new Warriors arena south of Laurel Street.
Spruce Street could close to vehicles from Pacific Avenue to the San Lorenzo River levee as part of a proposed Santa Cruz Downtown expansion plan.
In response to mounting problems at a 168-unit apartment complex owned by the University of California, city code enforcement has ordered repairs and seven tenants have filed complaints of mistreatment with the California Civil Rights Department.
The owner of a former tea facility at 831 Almar Ave. has scuttled a proposal for a six-story apartment complex, despite a conceptual approval from the Santa Cruz Planning Commission last month.
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
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