COSTA MESA, Orange County — October 25, 2026. The City of Costa Mesa’s Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on Monday, October 26, at 6 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 77 Fair Drive, according to the city’s official public meeting portal.
Where the documents are posted
The city’s legislative meeting calendar includes an entry for the October 26 Planning Commission session, with links to the agenda, accessible agenda and full packet. Residents who want to understand a proposed zoning action, conditional use permit, land-use change or other application should examine the staff reports and attachments for that particular meeting. The public calendar confirms a meeting, but does not by itself show which proposals have passed.
How to follow up
For public-comment and meeting access details, follow the city portal’s individual meeting page; the city notes that its agenda instructions can include webcast or alternative participation information. If there is a last-minute change, the current official notice takes precedence over any earlier calendar entry.
Another city listing identifies an Animal Services Committee meeting for October 28 at 5:30 p.m. This is a separate public body and residents should not confuse its agenda with the Planning Commission.
Follow more local government information at Costa Mesa News.
Primary sources checked October 25, 2026: City of Costa Mesa official Legislative Information Center and municipal October events calendar. This is an advance meeting notice, not a claim about decisions.
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