Karma O'Neill

O-17-26: Right to park in front of residential driveways

Fewer $200+ driveway-parking tickets for residents, plus a new fine-waiver process through the transportation director.

Rooming houses in private homes (O-11-26)

Saves the city money since no new licensing or inspection regime is created, and gives residents a low-cost housing option.

Short-term rental enforcement and fines

Fines could reach $5,000 per violation, versus a current $1,000 first-offense fine.

Fines for mobile food service vendors in the Historic District

Proposed fine of $1,000 per violation for vendors operating outside permitted special events.

Zoning Unlocked Phase 2

No direct cost tonight, but rezoning could reshape downtown property values, development pressure, and city revenue.

O-12-26: Remove Forbes Street and Monterey Avenue from Parking District No. 5

Short-Term Rental Moratorium

Higher licensing fees could fund more enforcement staff, but the city hasn't yet costed out running the new lottery system.

Cottage Food Businesses as Home Occupations

No direct city cost; it removes a regulatory barrier for home food sellers.

Outdoor Dining Regulations Update (O-29-26)

Removes a permit cost for businesses; fine schedule R-32-26 pairs with the vendor bill.

Special Residential Parking District Number 5 changes

Charter preamble expansion (CA-3-26)

No fiscal impact — it's a statement of values, not spending.

Special exception process review

Uncertainty and drawn-out hearings raise costs for small businesses seeking special exceptions.

Publication of the City Charter and Code

Could modestly reduce publication costs by allowing electronic distribution.

Rooming House Fees (R-17-26)

New license fees would add revenue and costs are still being nailed down in the fiscal impact note.

Stadium accessory structures

Houseboats and house barges on city waters

O-13-26 — Permitting and Zoning, Stadium Accessory Structures (first reader)