Costa Mesa officials are scheduled to consider lifting the city’s mask mandate and following the state’s relaxed guidelines that allow fully vaccinated individuals to go without face coverings in most indoor settings. The Costa Mesa City Council will ponder the decision during its June 1 meeting, more than a year after the mandate was first implemented in April 2020. Violators of the citywide mandate could have faced a $100 fine. “As more individuals are vaccinated, and case counts are falling, and as the State of California prepares to fully re-open the economy, the need for Costa Mesa to have its own regulations regarding face coverings has eased,” according to a city report. The report recommends that once the city repeals the mandate, it should follow California Department of Public Health (CDPH) guidelines regarding the use of face coverings. According to state guidance, fully vaccinated individuals can visit other fully vaccinated …