What is status of the curfew proposal and the increase in flights June 1?

Per the following news article:  May 20, 2017 Daily Journal article by Anna Schuessler. One paragraph states
“At the meeting 5/18/17, county officials shared the new measures generated since they proposed the curfew in March, which include improving the system used to track flights coming in and out of the airport, developing an incentive program to encourage pilots to fly planes at less disruptive times and hiring a communications specialist to ensure pilots understand noise abatement procedures.”

For many who thought the curfew did not go far enough, particularly those who experience departures starting at 6 am, those County suggested measures were insufficient.

Mike Callagy, Assistant County Manager, emphasized a new Surf owner, a new chief pilot, a new CEO, and a new attitude. There was no mention of an agreement to scrap the curfew or any mention of the increase in flights June 1. Mr. Callagy is new to us to this issue, and he has now been “schooled” by Surf like the rest of us. They have no intention of cooperating or doing anything other than maximizing revenue.

Here is a paraphrase of the County’s response:
“As of the meeting time on Thursday, we had no idea about the proposed 12 new flights by SA into San Carlos. We don’t have any agreement with Surf Air, the Pilots Association or any other charter company in regard to the curfew or any of the other proposed changes. We have had productive conversations with these entities over a period of time and those discussions are ongoing, but these 12 proposed new flights a week by SA cause us all great concern and will be the subject of any future discussions with all involved parties. I did not find out about the proposed new flights until Friday night around 5p.m. In fact, I spoke to the new Chief Pilot Friday at 4 pm about how disappointed I was with this announcement about a deal and he was also shocked that something like that went out when we were just starting to have good discussions. He likewise didn’t say anything about new flights. I called him back on Monday and he confirmed he had no idea SA was adding new flights and neither did his boss. He explained Encompass operates the planes, but don’t have anything to do with the schedule and no one from SA had conferred with him about the schedule.
Curfew is still on the table as an option.”