Mayor Brownstone and City Manager Nisbet teamed up for an update of how the city has fared during the shutdown, projects accomplished and now underway, and rethinking of city priorities for the future. When the shutdown occurred, because the effect on the city's budget was unforeseeable, quite a few projects were suspended and the city budget for expenditures was cut back in a number of ways.  Now that the end of shutdown is in sight and businesses are reopening, the city has restored about $700,000 of planned capital expenditures.  Some priorities have been reshuffled.  High points are:  Poplar Beach concrete steps down to beach have been replaced (a safety measure);  Adcock Center kitchen remodel is completed (very attractive); the Highway 1 / Main St. intersection by CalFire at the south end of town is now largely completed;  the blufftop trail will be resurfaced over much of its length.  The Mayor is inspired by the slogan "paint the town" and showed an example from a community in Indonesia.