Chino, CA

Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission

The Chino Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission will hold a regular meeting to review routine minutes and receive verbal reports. The agenda includes a discussion on public input regarding fireworks and an informational report on the conceptual design for the Glenn Duncan Park splash pad. No binding votes or new ordinances are scheduled on the agenda.

• Discussion of public input on fireworks
• Informational report on Glenn Duncan Park Splash Pad Conceptual Design
• Approval of July 27, 2026 meeting minutes

City Council

Legislative Policy Committee

Economic Development Committee

Infrastructure/Streets Committee

Planning Commission

The Chino Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a proposal to build a convenience store, gas station, and car wash at Central and Schaefer Avenues, and on amendments to change land use designations for 13.05 acres. They will also vote on consent items including meeting minutes and a resolution on flood control easements. Public comments are invited.

• Public hearing: PL25-0103, PL25-0104, PL26-0076 - 4,761 sq ft convenience store with Type 20 ABC license, 3,724 sq ft gas station canopy, 3,284 sq ft express car wash on 1.98 acres at SEC of Central & Schaefer Avenues
• Public hearing: PL26-0010 (SPA) and PL26-0014 (GPA) - redesignate 13.05 acres from CC30 to CC16 land use designation
• Consent: Approve minutes of July 15, 2026 meeting
• Consent: Resolution PC2026-024 - determine Army Corps of Engineers easements to Orange County Flood Control District at Adobe Dike (APN 1033-082-05 & 06, 1033-091-02) conform to General Plan

City Council

City Council

Infrastructure/Streets Committee

The Infrastructure/Streets Committee will discuss storm drain designs and the widening of Pine Avenue from Euclid Avenue to Mayhew Avenue. Members will also review a proposed 90-unit residential project at Phillips Blvd and Pipeline Ave.

• Storm Drains Line I and Line H designs and Pine Avenue widening from Euclid Avenue to Mayhew Avenue
• Nerio Farms Estates 90 Unit Residential Project at Phillips Blvd and Pipeline Ave
• TR271 Intersection Improvements at Moonspinner Street and West Preserve Loop
• Amendment No. 3 Construction Credit and Reimbursement Agreement for Pine Avenue Phase 1

Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission

The Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission will meet to recommend a name for the Preserve park site and elect a Vice Chairperson for 2026-2027. The meeting includes verbal reports on Healthy Chino, the Ayala Park Operations Center, and marketing efforts.

• Naming of Preserve Park site
• Election of Vice Chairperson for 2026-2027
• Verbal report on Healthy Chino
• Verbal report on Ayala Park Operations Center
• Verbal report on Marketing and Social Media

City Council

The Chino City Council will vote on a package of ordinances including a ban on flavored tobacco and nitrous oxide, a new sign code, and a fee schedule amendment. The body will also consider calling a special election to reform the city's business license tax.

• Adoption of Ordinance 2026-007 (Sign Code)
• Adoption of Ordinance 2026-008 and 2026-009 (Zone Change)
• Adoption of Ordinance 2026-010 (Flavored Tobacco Ban)
• Resolution 2026-050 (Amending Master User Fee Schedule)
• Resolution 2026-049 (Business License Reform Election)

Planning Commission

The Chino Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three development proposals requiring zoning approvals, specific plan amendments, and a permit time extension. If approved, these items would authorize 55 single-family homes in East Chino, extend the timeline for a 72-unit assisted living facility, and permit a 400-megawatt battery energy storage system on industrial land. These decisions determine local land-use patterns, housing supply, and infrastructure placement within city limits.

• PL26-0019/PL25-0120/PL25-0121: East Chino Specific Plan amendment and Tentative Tract Map to subdivide 12.42 adjusted gross acres for 55 single-family homes
• PL18-0057.TE06/PL18-0058.TE06: Sixth one-year time extension for a previously approved 3-story, 72-unit assisted living facility on 3.07 acres in RD20 zoning
• PL25-0085/PL25-0086 + Development Agreement: Approval to construct and operate a 400-megawatt battery energy storage system on 13.89 acres in the General Industrial (M2) district, with staff recommending an agreement for Dirac Project LLC
• Consent Calendar: Approve regular meeting minutes from May 20 and June 17, 2026

City Council

The Chino City Council will hold a study session to review specific financial and district matters. Discussion topics include post-employment benefits and long-term community facilities.

• Review and discussion of Section 115 Trust for Pensions and Other - Post Employment Benefits (OPEB)
• Consideration of Long-Term Community Facilities Districts

City Council

The Chino City Council will hold public hearings on major zoning and land-use updates, including a comprehensive zoning code revision, a zoning map amendment, and changes to the Preserve Specific Plan. The meeting also covers a sign code update, subdivision rule changes, and routine budget approvals. Council members will vote on several service contracts and a $6.4 million warrant list.

• Parcel Map 20988 at 14022 Cypress Avenue
• InfoSend utility billing contract ($300,000 annually)
• Mariposa Landscapes median maintenance contract ($489,680.60)
• Ordinances 2026-008/009: Zoning code and map update for 2045 General Plan
• Ordinances 2026-005/006: Subdivision standards and Preserve Specific Plan amendments

Infrastructure/Streets Committee

The Infrastructure/Streets Committee will discuss several capital improvement projects, including pavement work on Chino and Edison Avenues, a heating and cooling system replacement for City Hall, and design updates for the Pine Avenue Bridge. Staff will also provide a close-out update on the REDA project. No binding votes are scheduled for these discussion items.

• Pavement improvements on Chino Avenue and Edison Avenue
• Civic Center Central Plant replacement for City Hall
• Preliminary design review for Pine Avenue Bridge and Connector
• REDA project close-out and cost reconciliation update

Legislative Policy Committee

The committee will review reports regarding government relations and outreach efforts. Discussions will focus on current federal and state legislative, budget, and regulatory developments.

• Approval of May 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Government Relations Update report
• Federal legislative and budget update
• State legislative and budget update

Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission

The meeting includes an action item to name a preserve park site and several verbal reports regarding community programs. The commission will also review activity reports for administration, programs, and parks development from April and May 2026.

• Park Naming: Preserve Park Site
• Homeless Outreach Program report
• Back-to-School Giveaway report
• HOPE and McKinney-Vento report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several residential projects including a 100-unit for-sale subdivision, a 210-unit rental community, and a 55-unit single-family development. They will also consider a comprehensive update to the sign code and a citywide zoning code update to implement the 2045 General Plan.

• 100-unit residential for-sale project (PL25-0067/68) on 3.76 acres in CG zoning
• 210-unit rental community (PL25-0022) on 7.9 acres with 25 buildings
• 55 single-family homes (PL26-0119/20/21) on 12.42 acres in East Chino Specific Plan
• Comprehensive sign code update (PL26-0057) to Title 16
• Comprehensive zoning code update and map amendment for 2045 General Plan

City Council

The City Council will adopt the FY 2026-27 proposed budget and appropriations limit, including a 5-year Capital Improvement Program. They will also consider a $4.4 million police body camera and AI software contract, a new business license software agreement, and amendments to the Euclid Avenue Bridge project. An ordinance updating regulations for bicycles, e-bikes, and scooters is up for final adoption.

• Adopt FY 2026-27 budget and appropriations limit
• Approve $4,464,008.92 Axon Enterprise agreement for police cameras and AI software
• Ordinance 2026-004 regulating bicycles, electric bicycles, motorized scooters, and mobility devices (second reading)
• Approve $891,409 contract amendment and MOU for Euclid Avenue Bridge project (ST243)
• Award five-year $201,500 contract to HdL for business license software and compliance services

Investment Advisory Committee

The Investment Advisory Committee will discuss the City of Chino's monthly investment reports for January through March 2026. They will also review the California Employer's Pension Prefunding Trust (CEPPT) and California Employers' Retiree Benefit Trust (CERBT) funds, with a presentation from CalPERS.

• Approve minutes from March 16, 2026 meeting
• Review monthly investment reports for Jan-Mar 2026
• Review CEPPT and CERBT pension prefunding trust funds
• Presentation by CalPERS Prefunding Programs manager

City Council

The City Council will receive and discuss a presentation on the updated Development Impact Fee (DIF) Nexus Study, including methodology, infrastructure project lists, and fee calculations. This is a study session for feedback, not a final decision.

• Public Review Draft DIF Nexus Study with fee calculations and infrastructure project lists

City Council

The Chino City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan. Members will also introduce new regulations for e-bikes, scooters, and mobility devices, and approve several infrastructure contracts and fee updates. Routine operational items, including warrants and a November municipal election date, will be processed via the consent calendar.

• Public hearing and adoption of the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan.
• Introduction of Ordinance 2026-004 to update rules for e-bikes, scooters, and mobility devices.
• Award $199,568.50 to HR Green Pacific for pavement design on Edison Ave and Chino Ave.
• Approve $83,194 contract amendment with TAIT & Associates for alley/sanitation rehabilitation.
• Adopt FY2026-27 integrated waste management service rates and call the Nov 3, 2026 municipal election.

City Council

The City Council is holding a budget workshop to discuss and provide direction on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Program (CIP). Public comments are accepted before discussion.

• Review of Proposed Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget and Five-Year Capital Improvement Program

Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a heavy processing e-waste recycling facility, a temporary charter school with modular buildings, a reservoir replacement project, a 100-unit residential for-sale subdivision under the Affordable Housing Overlay, and a specific plan amendment for the Preserve. They will also review consent items including meeting minutes and the FY 2026-27 Capital Improvement Program project list for General Plan conformance.

• 100-unit for-sale residential project at 26.6 du/ac in CG zone with Affordable Housing Overlay (PL25-0067/68)
• Heavy processing e-waste recycling facility at existing recycling facility (PL24-0086)
• Temporary public charter school for Sycamore Academy with five modular classrooms totaling 7,200 sq ft (PL26-0015/16)
• Benson Reservoir replacement and improvements project with demolition of existing reservoir (PL26-0026)
• Preserve Specific Plan Amendment (PL25-0032)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the $876,248 Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan for FY 2026-2027, which includes $570,458 in new funding and $305,450 in carryover. The consent calendar includes a $464,350 contract with Dudek for a Master Plan of Drainage Update, approval of $4.3 million in warrants, and several other routine items.

• Public hearing on CDBG FY 2026-2027 Action Plan ($876,248)
• Award $464,350 contract to Dudek for Master Plan of Drainage Update
• Approve $4,334,527.63 in warrants
• Annex territory into Community Facilities District No. 2020-1 for municipal services
• Accept CalRecycle grants totaling $36,996 for recycling programs

Legislative Policy Committee

The Legislative Policy Committee will receive updates on federal, state, and regional issues, and discuss the city's 2026 legislative priorities. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comment.

• Receive update on federal legislative, budget, and regulatory issues
• Receive update on state legislative, budget, and regulatory issues
• Discussion of 2026 City of Chino Legislative Priorities
• Receive government relations update on outreach and communications

City Council

The City Council will receive a presentation on the history and current condition of the College Park Roundabout fountain. Staff will present options for next steps. No formal action is expected at this study session.

• Presentation on College Park Roundabout fountain history and condition
• Options for next steps for the fountain

Housing Committee

The Housing Committee will discuss proposals for an affordable housing development impact fee nexus study and consider amendments to the short-term rental ordinance. They will also receive updates on city-owned property at 13286 Third Street, a home improvement loan default at 4400 Philadelphia Street Space 10, and potential membership in the County of San Bernardino Urban County Consortium and San Bernardino Regional Housing Trust.

• Discussion of affordable housing development impact fee nexus study
• Proposed amendments to short-term rental ordinance
• Project update on city-owned property at 13286 Third Street
• Update on home improvement loan default at 4400 Philadelphia Street Space 10
• Discussion of joining County of San Bernardino Urban County Consortium

Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission

The Commission will conduct a bus tour to visit Walnut, Shady Grove, Cypress Trails, Monte Vista/Teen Center, and Heritage Park sites. No official action is recommended or will be taken at this meeting.

• Bus tour of Walnut Park
• Bus tour of Shady Grove Park
• Bus tour of Cypress Trails Park
• Bus tour of Monte Vista/Teen Center
• Bus tour of Heritage Park

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent calendar including $6.7 million in warrants and contract amendments for auditing and financial consulting. The Council will also vote on community support fund contributions to local organizations. A closed session will discuss potential litigation.

• Warrants totaling $6,676,673.99
• Contract amendment with Badawi & Associates for auditing services at $60,956 per year
• Contract amendment No. 5 with MV Cheng & Associates, increase of $200,000
• Final acceptance of public improvements for Tract Map No. 18982 near Francis and Central Avenues
• Community support fund contributions to 23 organizations (e.g., $500 to Rebel Ranch, $500 to Kiwanis)

Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission

The commission will vote on approving fireworks retail permits for 2026, hear verbal reports on seasonal camps and the Preserve Community Center, and authorize canceling the May 25 meeting for a park tour.

• Recognition of Teen Advisory Committee members completing terms
• Authorize cancel May 25 meeting and schedule park tour on May 6
• Fireworks Retail Permit Approvals 2026
• Verbal report on Seasonal Camps and Outreach/Swag
• Verbal report on Preserve Community Center and Volunteers

City Council

The City Council will consider authorizing the purchase of a property at 13272 6th Street for $2,500,000, plus $11,000 in fees, from the General Fund. Other items include adopting a military equipment use policy for the police department, consolidating construction credit agreements for development impact fees, and approving warrants totaling $2,594,091.35.

• Purchase of real property at 13272 6th Street for $2,511,000
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-003: Police Department Military Equipment Use Policy
• Consolidation of Lewis Companies construction credits for The Preserve, $2,944,627.25 amendment
• Authorization to join PRISM for general and excess municipal liability insurance
• Approval of warrants and electronic fund transfers totaling $2,594,091.35

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a one-year time extension for the Majestic Chino Heritage project, a 97-acre industrial development. They will also vote on consent items including approving meeting minutes and determining that a property acquisition at 13272 6th Street conforms to the General Plan.

• One-year time extension for Majestic Chino Heritage project (97 acres, M2 industrial zoning)
• Acquisition of 13272 6th Street property (APN 1020-282-03) for future City purposes
• Approval of March 18, 2026, Planning Commission minutes

City Council

This special meeting is solely for the State of the City presentation by the City Council. No decisions, votes, or other business items are on the agenda. The presentation will be held at the Chaffey College Chino Community Center and streamed online.

• State of the City presentation