Written Comments Received on Agenda and Non-Agenda Items after Agenda Posting

This item consists of written comments received after the agenda was posted, covering a range of topics. The comments include:

• Adam Leverenz submitted slides for public comment on non-agenda items and a correction to the minutes of the March 10, 2026, City Council Meeting regarding his remarks on committee appointments. He also inquired about the applicability of Ordinance No. 2026-2 regarding shade coverings, which was clarified to apply year-round.
• Dana Place raised concerns about newly painted advertising banners and an "outdoor art gallery" installation at Lido Marina Village, questioning if permits were obtained and if the installations comply with sign ordinances and the area's aesthetic. She also inquired about the artists involved and the due diligence of the new ownership.
• Bjorn Hazelquist, founder of the Strength In Pain Foundation, proposed a "Kook Patrol Initiative" to improve water safety. He suggested posting informational signage at surf spots to indicate skill level requirements and advocated for citation authority for beginner surfers who disregard guidelines and cause injury. He explicitly opposed state-mandated surfing licenses.
• Christopher Bliss submitted a video presentation on the Newport Beach mooring issue for public comment.
• The Newport Beach Short-Term Rental Association (NBSTRA) expressed support for a "cure and correct" demand letter concerning an alleged Brown Act violation related to Agenda Item No. 3 on February 10, 2026, specifically concerning shade structures. NBSTRA urged the City to rescind prior actions and restart the process with clear notice and public outreach.