Morgan Hill Youth Advisory Committee
Monday, Oct. 2, 5pm
Council Chambers
City Hall
17555 Peak Ave., Morgan Hill
Halloween: The committee will discuss plans for the upcoming Halloween movie night featuring “Hocus Pocus,” scheduled at the Community and Cultural Center on Saturday, Oct. 21., at 7pm. The committee also will discuss policies and procedures for the new teen center opening Oct. 28 at the Centennial Recreation Center.
Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
Tuesday, Oct. 3, 9:30am
County Government Center, East Wing
70 W. Hedding St., San Jose
Proposition 90: Supervisors will discuss whether to oppose Proposition 90, the Protect Our Homes initiative. If passed, Proposition 90 would require municipalities to pay property owners for regulations that damage their property. The proposition may conflict with land-use regulations across the state, including Measure A on the November ballot, which would restrict development in certain areas of the county.
Morgan Hill Senior Advisory Commission
Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1:30pm
Council Chambers
City Hall
17555 Peak Ave.
Senior Center: YMCA Executive Director Debbie Cupp will give a report on plans related to the new senior center opening Oct. 28 at the Centennial Recreation Center. Commissioners also will discuss new ideas for the center and prepare a report for the city council.
Morgan Hill City Council and Redevelopment Agency
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 7pm
Council Chambers
City Hall
17555 Peak Ave.
Citizens’ Input: Three advisory commissions will present their workplans for the year: The Library, Culture and Arts Commission, the Senior Advisory Commission and the Youth Advisory Commission.
Morgan Hill Architectural Review Board
Thursday, Oct. 5, 7pm
Council Chambers
City Hall
17555 Peak Ave.
Patio World: The board will discuss a request for architectural and landscape approval for a Patio World store on Condit Road, just north of the Harley Davidson Dealership.
Perchlorate Community Advisory Group
Friday, Oct. 6, 2-4pm
San Martin Lions Club
12415 Murphy Ave., San Martin
Olin Response: An official response to Olin Corporation’s groundwater clean-up feasibility study is due next week from the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board. The group will hear a report from the regional board staff member who wrote the response.
