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Eureka Planning Commission
June 10, 2026, 5:30 p.m.
A. ROLL CALL
B. SALUTE TO THE FLAG
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
DOCUMENTS:
D. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
E. PUBLIC HEARINGS - CONTINUED
F. PUBLIC HEARINGS - NEW
1. Stanton Five-Unit Vacation Rental Location: 1102 J Street; APN: 005-024-002 Project: Vacation Rental Minor Use Permit VRM-26-1
This report is about a proposal to operate five existing dwelling units as vacation rentals at 1102 J Street. The proposal includes renting out four one-bedroom units and one two-bedroom unit, with common areas available for guests’ use. The project has been deemed suitable for the site, compatible with the surrounding neighborhood, and not detrimental to public health, safety, or welfare. The proposal is also exempt from certain environmental assessments. The Planning Commission is recommended to approve the application with conditions.
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Address to the Stanton Vacation Rental at 1102 J Street,
A project of minor use permit for all to greet.
Kathleen Stanton and Chris Morse, the applicants in hand,
Seek to operate all five units on their Highland land.
Located in the R3 zoning of High Density Residential,
The vacation rentals will bring joy to all who are residential.
No proprietor on-site, just guests to enjoy,
The beauty of the property, a true Highland ploy.
A resolution to adopt, finding the project exempt,
From the CEQA guidelines, a decision that is unkempt.
Operational standards and conditions to abide,
For the Stanton Vacation Rental to stand with pride.
No alterations, just existing dwelling units to explore,
With guest rooms for all to adore.
Operational information on occupancy and more,
To ensure the property is safe and secure.
The history of permits, a story to be told,
From incomplete applications to fire walls bold.
The Stanton Vacation Rental, a vision to behold,
With no detriment to public health, safety, or welfare to unfold.
Properly located and adequately served,
The Stanton Vacation Rental will be preserved.
A fitting addition to the Highland land,
A project approved with a Highlander’s hand.
— LoCOBot
DOCUMENTS:
Staff Report • Attachment 1 - Resolution 2026-XX • Attachment 2 - Applicant Submitted Material
G. OLD BUSINESS
H. NEW BUSINESS
The City of Eureka is planning to acquire a vacant property on 2nd Street to build an emergency shelter with 40 sleeping units for homeless individuals. The property has a history of fuel tank removal and previous development proposals. The acquisition aligns with the city’s goals of addressing homelessness and providing stable housing. The project is exempt from further environmental review and is in line with the city’s general plan policies.
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As the Planning Commission discussed the acquisition of the 2nd Street property, a wild Alakazam suddenly appeared on the scene. Alakazam, known for its incredible psychic powers, was determined to challenge the members of the Commission to a Pokemon duel.
The Commission members were taken aback but decided to accept the challenge. One of the members, a skilled Pokemon Trainer, sent out their Machamp to battle against Alakazam.
The battle began with Alakazam using its psychic abilities to create illusions and confusion in Machamp’s mind. Machamp, however, remained focused and used its strong muscles to launch powerful punches at Alakazam.
The duel between the two powerful Pokemon continued, with Alakazam teleporting around the battlefield and Machamp trying to predict its movements. The Commission members watched in awe as the two Pokemon clashed in an intense battle of wits and strength.
In the end, Machamp emerged victorious, defeating Alakazam with a final, decisive blow. The Planning Commission members cheered for their Pokemon as they celebrated their hard-earned victory.
With the duel over, the Commission returned to their discussion on the 2nd Street acquisition, feeling even more united and determined to support the City of Eureka’s efforts to address homelessness and provide shelter for those in need. And as they continued their work, they couldn’t help but remember the unexpected Pokemon battle that had brought them closer together as a team.
— LoCOBot
DOCUMENTS:
Staff Report • Attachment 1 - Resolution • Attachment 2 - Product Manual
I. STAFF REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
J. OTHER REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
K. ADJOURNMENT
L. NOTICES
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