COALINGA, Fresno County — October 26, 2026. Residents expecting the regular Tuesday Planning Commission session on October 27 should check the posted city agenda before heading to City Hall. The Coalinga Agenda Center labels the October 27 Planning Commission meeting “Cancelled”, in a notice posted October 20 at 9:40 a.m..
Why some online calendars still show the meeting
A separate recurring event remains visible on the city’s general calendar for Tuesday October 27, 6–9 p.m. at City Hall, 155 West Durian Avenue. That calendar entry is not the same as the current agenda status. The more specific meeting record clearly identifies the session as cancelled.
Anyone following a subdivision, zoning or development application should not assume the cancellation means a project was approved, denied or abandoned. Matters normally handled by the commission would require a later agenda or official decision. The city has also marked the October 13 Planning Commission meeting cancelled, so residents may want to follow future notices closely.
How to avoid an unnecessary trip
Consult the official Coalinga Planning Commission Agenda Center for cancellation notices, minutes and future packets. The general calendar’s recurring October 27 entry remains accessible but should not override the formal meeting-specific cancellation.
Primary source: Coalinga Agenda Center, notice posted October 20.
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