Dinuba public meetings in 2022
18 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will ratify the November 2022 election results and appoint a new Mayor and Vice Mayor. The agenda also includes authorizing several equipment purchases and introducing an ordinance for electric vehicle charging station permitting.
- Ratification of 2022 election results for Districts 2, 3, and 4
- Budget amendment to purchase a new fire engine
- Purchase of a utility tractor for $82,432 from Lawrence Tractor Co., Inc.
- Purchase of a rough terrain forklift for $40,796 from Pape Material Handling
- Ordinance No. 2022-12 regarding electric vehicle charging station permitting
City Council
The City Council will consider several items, including a $2 million grant for a new fire ladder truck and rezoning four parcels on Englehart Avenue. The council will also review the purchase of a restroom for Entertainment Plaza and a donation for Rose Ann Vuich Park.
- Adoption of Ordinance 2022-11 to rezone four parcels on Englehart Avenue
- Authorization to purchase the Entertainment Plaza Restroom for $163,505.00
- Acceptance of a $2,000,000 grant for a new fire ladder truck
- $500 sponsorship approval for the 20th Annual Veterans Dinner
- Notice of completion for Stony Creek Development public improvements
City Council
The City Council will consider a purchase and sale agreement to transfer the Dinuba Vocational Center to the Dinuba Unified School District. The proceeds from this sale are intended to retire existing debt on the building. The council will also review floodplain management amendments and water service consolidation funding.
- Sale of Dinuba Vocational Center to Dinuba Unified School District for $2,700,000
- Amendments to the Floodplain Management Ordinance (Ordinance No. 2022-10)
- Funding agreement for El Monte Village Mobile Home Park Water Service Consolidation Project
- Professional services agreement with Tripepi Smith for rebranding up to $30,000
- Declaration of certain real property as surplus land (Resolution No. 2022-58)
City Council
The City Council will consider accepting a $115,000 grant from Alta Healthcare District to purchase a new medical oxygen generator for the Fire Department. The council will also review a $350,000 short-term loan to the Tulare County Regional Transit Agency and proposed amendments to floodplain management regulations.
- $115,000 grant for a new medical oxygen generator system
- $350,000 short-term loan to Tulare County Regional Transit Agency
- Amendments to Floodplain Management Ordinance No. 2022-10
- Investment of reserve funds into the Tulare County Treasury Pool
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the annexation of four parcels for a 102-lot single-family residential subdivision and a new park. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for sewer projects, equipment purchases, and professional services. Additionally, the council will review legislative updates and staff promotions.
- Public hearing for annexation and a 102-lot residential subdivision with a 4.5-acre park
- Contract award of $199,654 to Agee Construction for the El Monte Sewer Main Replacement Project
- Purchase of a John Deere Backhoe Loader for $135,605
- Zoning change ordinance for a 15.8-acre parcel near Randle Avenue and Road 92
- Professional services contract to RRM Design Group for the City Hall & Civic Square Conceptual Plan up to $250,000
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing for the Castle Rock project, which proposes creating 71 single-family residential lots and a 1.2-acre neighborhood park. The agenda also includes adopting the 2022-23 salary schedule and an $800 sponsorship for a golf tournament.
- Castle Rock subdivision proposal with 71 residential lots and a 1.2-acre park
- Zone change on west side of N. Alta Avenue, north of Lindera Avenue
- $800 sponsorship for the 7th Annual Golf Tournament at Ridge Creek Golf Course
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2022-23 Salary Schedule
City Council
The City Council will review zoning changes for parcels at Fresno and H Streets, as well as N. Alta and Lindera. The Council will also consider development agreements for the 74-lot Castro Subdivision. Additionally, the meeting includes the recognition of retiring Police Chief Devon Popovich.
- Approval of the Castro Subdivision including 74 residential lots and related agreements
- Zoning change for a parcel at the southwest corner of Fresno and H Streets
- General Plan Amendment and zoning change for parcels on N. Alta, north of Lindera
- Selection of a transit representative to the TCAG Board
- Recognition of retiring Police Chief Devon Popovich
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on the Fiscal Year 2022/23 operating budget and capital improvement program. The council is also considering a request to redesignate a site from professional office to medium high density residential.
- Adoption of FY 2022/23 Operating Budget
- Zoning change to Medium High Density Residential
- $229,956 landscape maintenance contract extension
- New Military Equipment Use Policy ordinance
- Adjustments to electoral district boundaries
City Council
The Council will review the second part of the preliminary budget for Fiscal Year 2022/23, covering enterprise and capital funds. Public hearings are scheduled regarding a new police military equipment use policy and a $500,000 grant application for senior meals. The agenda also includes noise regulation amendments and road repair projects.
- Presentation of the preliminary FY 2022/23 budget (Enterprise and Capital funds)
- $500,000 Community Development Block Grant application for senior meals
- New military equipment use policy for the Dinuba Police Department
- Amendments to noise regulations via Ordinance No. 2022-06
- Easement acquisitions for Euclid Avenue Street Improvements Project
City Council
The City Council will review a proposed expenditure plan for the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, which total approximately $5.8 million. This work session also includes a presentation of the preliminary budget for fiscal year 2022/23. Additionally, the council will consider amendments to noise regulations and park activity ordinances.
- Proposed $600,000 grant for a Downtown Dinuba Pocket Park on L St.
- Three-year civil engineering contract with 4Creeks, Inc.
- Amendment to municipal noise regulations (Ordinance No. 2022-06)
- Extension of urgency ordinance regarding prohibited activities in public parks
- Release of lien for First Southern Baptist Church of Dinuba
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on adjusting city fees, charges, and fines effective July 1, 2022. The council will also review a draft policy for the use of military equipment by the Police Department. Additionally, staff recommends a five-year agreement with Self Help Enterprises to administer housing programs.
- Five-year agreement with Self Help Enterprises for housing program administration
- Public hearing for Resolution No. 2022-22 regarding city fees and fines
- Review of draft Military Equipment Use Policy for the Police Department
- Participation in Tulare County Local Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
- Proclamation for Provider Appreciation Day on May 6, 2022
City Council
The City Council will consider a text amendment allowing offices in the PO zone to be converted to residential use. They will also vote on joining the Kings Water Alliance Management Zone to meet new nitrate regulations. Additionally, the council will review park activity rules and grant administration contracts.
- Ordinance No. 2022-03: Converting offices to residential use in the PO zone
- $25,000 annual fee for Kings Water Alliance Management Zone participation
- Five-year agreement with Adams Ashby Group for CDBG grant administration
- $1,000 sponsorship for the 13th Annual Dinuba Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament
- Urgency Ordinance No. 2022-04 regarding prohibited activities in public parks
City Council
The City Council will consider a $2.5 million grant application for Viscaya Community Park and the adoption of new electoral district boundaries. The agenda includes public hearings on zoning amendments and the cancellation of a Williamson Act contract. The council will also review the mid-year budget report for Fiscal Year 2021/2022.
- $2.5 million grant application for Viscaya Community Park
- Adoption of new City Council electoral district boundaries (Draft Map #3)
- Public hearing on zoning amendments in the Professional Office Zone District
- Mid-year budget report and amendments for Fiscal Year 2021/2022
- Cancellation of Williamson Act Contract No. 12919
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items, including a $20,000 contract for Independence Day fireworks and a public hearing on recycling regulations. The Council will also consider rezoning land near Kamm Avenue and recognizing the Dinuba High School men's basketball team.
- Rezoning of 76.6 acres on the south side of Kamm Avenue to 'RCO' zone
- $20,000 pyrotechnics contract with Fireworks America for July 3 celebration
- Co-sponsorship of the Cinco de Mayo event at Rose Ann Vuich Park
- Resolution opposing California Senate Bill SB 972 regarding the Retail Food Code
- Public hearing on amending ordinances for state mandated recycling programs
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding land use entitlements and the annexation of 76.6 acres for a new Dinuba High School. The council will also review updated draft maps for election district boundaries following the 2020 Census.
- Land use entitlements and 76.6-acre annexation for new Dinuba High School
- $17,139 grant for three Motorola APX 8000 radios for the Police Department
- Notice of completion for Ridge Creek Ranch Phases 3 and 4 improvements
- Notice of completion for North Dinuba Infrastructure Improvements Project
- Updated draft maps for Council Election District Boundaries
City Council
The Dinuba City Council will consider a contract award for the College Avenue Streetlights Project to improve visibility at a rail crossing. The council will also administer oaths of office to four new police officers and provide feedback on the Entertainment Plaza Master Plan Design.
- $185,000 contract award to St. Francis Electric, LLC for the College Ave. Streetlights Project
- Oath of office for Police Officers Cesar Cardenas, Charles Underwood, Karla Alvarez, and Sylvia Vasquez
- $800 sponsorship request for the 9th Annual Golf Tournament at Ridge Creek Golf Course
- Feedback session on the Entertainment Plaza Master Plan Design
City Council
The City Council will review first draft maps for updated council election district boundaries following the 2020 Census. The Council is also considering a $2.5 million grant application for the construction of Viscaya Recreation and Open Space Park. Other items include authorizing CalRecycle grant applications and accepting completed improvements for Autumn Gate Phase III.
- $2.5 million grant application for Viscaya Recreation and Open Space Park
- First draft maps of updated council election district boundaries
- Notice of Completion for Autumn Gate Phase III Subdivision improvements
- Authorization for CalRecycle grant applications, including a $35,800 program
- Introduction of new Police Officer Ruben Hernandez and Firefighter-Paramedic Thomas Perea
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution to oppose the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act, which impacts local tax and fee revenues. The council will also review a grant application of up to $1.65 million for the KC Vista Park Pedestrian and Bike Interpretive Trail. Additionally, the meeting includes a public hearing on the FY 2020/21 Development Impact Fee Annual Report.
- Resolution No. 2022-01 opposing the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act
- Grant application up to $1.65 million for KC Vista Park Pedestrian and Bike Interpretive Trail
- Adoption of the 2020 Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan
- $500 sponsorship for the Dinuba Woman's Club fundraising event
- Public hearing for the FY 2020/21 Development Impact Fee Annual Report