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Lompoc City Council 7 21 2026

Published: Jul 21, 2026

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HousingResidential

City Council Challenges Regional Growth Forecast, Citing Underestimation of Housing and Job Growth

Council discussed the SPAG regional growth forecast for 2025-2060, which projects significant population and household growth for Lump City. Council members expressed concern that the forecast may underestimate growth, particularly by not fully accounting for job increases at the Vandenberg base and nearby areas, potentially leading to future housing shortages and making Lump City a commuter town. There was a consensus on the need to challenge these projections and ensure they accurately reflect local conditions and development potential, with a motion passed to gather more information and formally protest the current forecast.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Resident Criticizes Mayor's Photography at Meetings, Calls for Improved Council Civility

During public comment, a resident criticized Mayor Mosby's alleged actions of taking photos of meeting attendees, suggesting it was a poor strategy to encourage public participation. The resident proposed that audience members should take photos of the mayor to foster a sense of shared experience. Additionally, concerns were voiced about the city council's general conduct, with a call for more civility and respect.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Residents Demand Civility and Accountability from City Council, Urge Professional Conduct

Multiple speakers during public comment criticized the council's conduct, with one resident directly addressing Mayor Mosby about berating staff and making disparaging remarks about the Board of Supervisors. Another speaker highlighted the community's engagement and vigilance, emphasizing that decisions affecting the city's future require public accountability. The speakers stressed that elected officials are public servants and should uphold high standards of respect and professionalism, setting positive examples for the community.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

City Council Approves New Wastewater Billing Method, Aims for Greater Accuracy and Responsiveness

The City Council discussed and adopted a new method for calculating wastewater charges based on a one-year winter average, replacing the previous six-year average method. This change is primarily to align with system capabilities and provides more immediate reflection of usage changes for customers. While rates per unit remain the same, the method of calculation will shift. Concerns were raised by council members and the public regarding the potential impact on fixed-income residents and the clarity of communication about the change. The adoption passed 3-2.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

City Council Advances Housing Element Update to Bolster Housing Development and State Compliance

The City Council discussed and directed staff to proceed with modifying the housing element sites inventory and map. The process involves evaluating current sites for removal or addition, consulting with the Housing and Community Development (HCD), and returning to the Planning Commission and City Council for approvals. The aim is to ensure compliance with state housing laws, improve the viability of housing development, and potentially protect the city from 'by-right' statutory triggers. Specific proposals included adding three parcels (East Ocean, West Ocean, and Bodger property) totaling 114 units, and potentially removing sites like churches and community centers if they are unlikely to be developed for housing. The council voted 5-0 to direct staff to begin this process.

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