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Astoria Planning Commission Meeting, May 28, 2019

Live recording of the Astoria Planning Commission meeting, in which they resumed discussion of a proposed 28 foot building height limit for waterfront construction. Note that the meeting begins with the APC convening briefly as the Traffic Safety Committee. They quickly dispense with that committee’s business and convening again as the Planning Commission.

Astoria Planning Commission, April 24, 2019

Live recording of the Astoria Planning Commission meeting, April 24, 2019. Slight tech difficulties at the start of the recording meant that the initial and customary roll call of commissioners was not recorded, however all members were present.  Topics discussed and voted upon at the meeting included whether marijuana retail businesses are considered tourism dependent,…

Astoria City Council, Feb 4, 2019

Live recording of Astoria City Council meeting in City Council Chambers, 1095 Duane Street, 7 pm. The meeting began as an Astoria Development Commission meeting, which had one item on the agenda. Members of the commission are the city council members, so they they had a brief commission meeting and then adjourned and immediately opened…

Astoria City Council Meeting, Jan 22, 2019

Live recording of Astoria City Council meeting, Jan 22, 2019. Held in council chambers at 1095 Duane Street, 7 pm. This recording begins slightly after the opening gavel. Councilors were giving short, optional reports to open the meeting. Councilor Joan Herman gave a short report regarding a tour she had taken to better understand city…

Astoria Design Review Committee, October 9, 2018

Live recording of the Oct 9 Astoria Design Review Committee meeting in which the committee reviewed the revised plans for the Fairfield Inn hotel project, proposed for the Astoria waterfront on the site of the old Ship Inn Restaurant, by Hollander Hospitality as a 30,000 sq. ft., four story, Marriott hotel.