Ontario public meetings in 2022

City Council/Housing Authority

The Ontario City Council will certify the November 8, 2022 municipal election results and administer oaths to newly elected officials. The consent calendar includes a $9,254,760 contract with Axon Enterprise for police frontline equipment, design contracts for traffic signals and road widening, and purchases of fleet vehicles and playground equipment.

• Certification of November 8, 2022 General Municipal Election results and oath of office for newly elected officials
• Approval of $9,254,760 agreement with Axon Enterprise for police tasers, body cameras, and data services over 77 months
• Design services agreement with AGA Engineers for traffic signal system and bus stop improvements ($129,542 total)
• Design services for Edison Avenue/Ontario Ranch Road widening project ($191,347 with Wood Rodgers)
• Purchase of playground equipment for Sam Alba Memorial Park ($199,393 from Innovative Playgrounds)

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Ontario Planning/Historic Preservation Commission holds a special meeting to hold public hearings on three development proposals: a tentative parcel map for two parcels at Haven Avenue and Guasti Road, a tentative tract map and development plan for 14 condominium units at 743 West California Street, and a tentative parcel map, development plan, and conditional use permit for a Chick-fil-A restaurant and 118-room hotel at Corona Avenue and G Street. The consent calendar includes a General Plan consistency finding for a property exchange with the Roman Catholic Bishop and approval of November 22, 2022 minutes.

• General Plan consistency finding for property exchange at 221 W E Street, 206 W D Street, 315 W D Street, and 325 N Palm Avenue between City and Roman Catholic Bishop
• Tentative Parcel Map (PMTT22-016) to subdivide 4.29 acres at southeast corner of Haven Avenue and Guasti Road
• Tentative Tract Map (PMTT20-013) and Development Plan (PDEV20-034) for 14 condominium units at 743 West California Street
• Tentative Parcel Map (PMTT22-013), Development Plan (PDEV22-021), and Conditional Use Permit (PCUP22-006) for a 2,930-sq-ft Chick-fil-A with drive-thru and 118-room Everhome Suites hotel at southeast corner of Corona Avenue and G Street
• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit for hotel requires City Council action

City Council/Housing Authority

The City Council will canvass the November 8, 2022 general election results, including the passage of Measure Q, a 1% general transactions and use tax. They will also consider adopting resolutions to implement the tax and amend a consulting agreement with Hinderliter de Llamas & Associates to add Measure Q revenue recovery services for an additional $3,120, bringing the contract total to $622,446.

• Canvass of November 8, 2022 General Municipal Election results including Measure Q
• Adoption of ordinance enacting a 1% general transactions and use tax (Measure Q)
• Amendment to professional services agreement with Hinderliter de Llamas & Associates for sales tax consulting, adding $3,120 for Measure Q services (new not-to-exceed $622,446)
• Adoption of resolutions authorizing agreements with California Department of Tax and Fee Administration for tax implementation and examination of tax records

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Recreation & Parks Commission will vote on approving a playground design at Sam Alba Memorial Park, funded through the Proposition 68 Per Capita Grant Program, and recommend final approval to the City Council. They will also consider adopting a new Athletic Field & Gymnasium Policy and receive reports on October activity, Halloween and Día de los Muertos events, and upcoming special events. The December 26 meeting is cancelled.

• Approve playground design at Sam Alba Memorial Park using Prop 68 Per Capita Grant funds, with final approval recommended to City Council
• Adopt new Athletic Field & Gymnasium Policy
• Receive recap of Halloween and Día de los Muertos events
• Approve October 2022 Activity & Attendance Report (156,153 total attendance)
• Receive reminder of upcoming special events in December at community centers and aquatics

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three development items: a large industrial building with a mitigated negative declaration, a tentative parcel map for a land split near Haven and Guasti, and a continued variance/development plan for a smaller industrial building on California Street. The consent calendar includes approval of previous meeting minutes. No other major policy decisions are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on a development plan for a 167,400-square-foot industrial building on 7 acres at 1516 S. Bon View Avenue (File PDEV21-037)
• Public hearing on a tentative parcel map to subdivide 4.29 acres into two parcels at the southeast corner of Haven Avenue and Guasti Road (File PMTT22-016)
• Public hearing on a variance to reduce the building setback from 20 feet to 2.67 feet for a 32,165-square-foot industrial building at 1108-1120 E. California Street (Files PVAR21-005 and PDEV21-028, continued from October 25)
• Consent calendar: approval of Planning/Historic Preservation Commission minutes of October 25, 2022

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning/Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including a historic landmark designation, a Mills Act contract, a variance for a 32,165 sq ft industrial building, and multiple subdivisions. The most consequential item is a tentative tract map to subdivide 30.17 acres into 138 condominium lots and 48 lettered lots at the southwest corner of Hamner Avenue and Old Edison Road. A decision will also be made on a development agreement for an 11.11-acre project by BrookCal Ontario. One item (variance and development plan for 1108-1120 East California Street) is proposed to be continued to November 22.

• Tentative Tract Map 20451: 138 condominium lots + 48 lettered lots on 30.17 acres at Hamner and Old Edison
• Development Agreement with BrookCal Ontario for 11.11 acres near Twinkle and future Chino Avenue
• Variance to reduce building setback from 20 ft to 2.67 ft for a 32,165 sq ft industrial building at 1108-1120 East California Street (continued)
• Historic Landmark Designation for residence at 409 North San Antonio Avenue
• Mills Act Contract for Prairie style residence at 119 East Princeton Street in College Park Historic District

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Recreation & Parks Commission will consider approving its own bylaws and recommending final approval to the Ontario City Council. Commissioners will also receive a Teen Studio update, the September 2022 Activity & Attendance report (showing 172,812 total visits), and upcoming special event reminders. Consent items include approval of the previous meeting's minutes and the attendance report.

• Vote to approve Recreation & Parks Commission Bylaws and recommend to City Council
• Teen Studio update presentation by Recreation Coordinator Ismael Medina
• Activity & Attendance report: 172,812 total attendance in September 2022; staffing shortages noted
• Upcoming special event reminders for November at six community centers and aquatics
• Consent calendar: approve September 26, 2022 minutes and September 2022 activity report

Library Board of Trustees

The Ontario City Library Board of Trustees met to review staff reports and discuss a naming request for the Ovitt Family Community Library. The Board voted to recommend that the City Council approve one of two specific names for the children's room honoring author Beverly Cleary.

• Recommendation to name the children's room as 'The Beverly Bunn Cleary Juvenile Readers Room' or 'Beverly Cleary Young Readers Room'
• Report on Ovitt Family Community Library serving as a cooling center over Labor Day weekend
• Staff report regarding Teen Services: A Year in Review
• Staff report regarding Robert E. Ellingwood Model Colony History Room: Year in Review
• Discussion of Lightspeed makerspace funded by a $30,000 'Libraries Illuminated' grant

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Recreation & Parks Commission will consider approval of the August 2022 activity report showing 163,176 total attendees, despite staffing shortages and facility closures. They will also hear a recap of the 2022 Summer Concert Series and review proposed updates to Adult Sports Rules & Regulations for team and manager guidelines. New staff introductions and upcoming special events are on the agenda.

• Activity report shows 163,176 total attendance in August 2022, with staff shortages and pool closures noted
• Adult Sports Rules & Regulations team and manager guidelines for 2022 to be reviewed
• Recap of the 2022 Ontario Summer Concert Series
• Introduction of new Recreation & Community Services staff
• Approval of minutes from August 22, 2022 meeting

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation - Cancelled

The Tuesday, September 27, 2022, regular meeting of the City of Ontario Planning / Historic Preservation Commission has been cancelled because a quorum could not be reached. The next regular meeting is scheduled for October 25, 2022.

Library Board of Trustees

The Library Board of Trustees will consider a request to name the children's room at the Ovitt Family Community Library. The agenda also includes presentations on Teen Services and the Model Colony History Room, along with routine approvals of minutes and consent calendar items.

• Request to Name Ovitt Family Community Library Children’s Room (Shawn Thrasher)
• Teen Services presentation by Alysha Cisneros & Danielle Sanchez
• Model Colony History Room presentation by Patricia Edwards & Kelly Zackmann
• Approval of minutes for August 9, 2022
• Library Board Material Picks display as new business

Library Board of Trustees

The Ontario City Library Board of Trustees will consider approving minutes from July 12, 2022, and a consent calendar that includes a staff report on library material displays, early learning programs, and the 2022-23 budget. The meeting also allows for public comment and board comments on library business.

• Approval of minutes from July 12, 2022
• Consent calendar item: Library Material Displays (Heather Witherow & Briana Ochoa)
• Consent calendar item: Early Learning Programs (Sofia Araya)
• Consent calendar item: 2022-23 Budget (Shawn Thrasher)
• Public comment period limited to 15 minutes total, 3 minutes per speaker

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The commission will hold public hearings on two items continued from August 23: a wireless telecommunications facility at Veteran’s Memorial Park and a specific plan amendment for the Ontario Ranch Business Park. The specific plan amendment would incorporate 71.69 acres and requires City Council action. A decision on the wireless facility (a 65-foot monopine antenna) is also on the table.

• Proposed 65-foot monopine antenna and ground equipment at 1259 East D Street (Veteran’s Memorial Park) under File PDEV22-004
• Specific Plan Amendment (PSPA21-002) for 71.69 acres bordered by Eucalyptus, Sultana, Merrill, and Campus Avenues
• CEQA exemption for the wireless facility (Class 32, In-Fill Development)
• Certification of Final EIR and adoption of mitigation program for the specific plan amendment
• Both items continued from the August 23, 2022 Planning Commission meeting

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning/Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on several development proposals, including a Specific Plan Amendment for the Ontario Ranch Business Park, multiple residential projects by KB Home Coastal, and a variance for an industrial building. The commission will also vote on consent calendar items for 432 new homes at Mill Creek and Old Edison Road. Two items are scheduled to be continued to later meetings.

• Public hearing for Ontario Ranch Business Park Specific Plan Amendment (File PSPA21-002) on 71.69 acres, with Final EIR certification
• Consent calendar: 113 single-family homes, 174 multi-family units, and 145 motorcourt townhomes by KB Home Coastal at Mill Creek and Old Edison
• Public hearing for 108 multi-family units at Mill Creek and Chino Avenue (Edenglen Specific Plan)
• Public hearing for a zone change and variance to build five multi-family units at 1063 East Elma Street
• Variance to reduce setback for a 32,165 sq ft industrial building at 1108-1120 East California Street (continued to Sept 27)

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Recreation & Parks Commission will consider approving the minutes from the July 25 meeting and the July 2022 activity report, which shows 159,767 total attendance across programs. The report notes increases from special events like the Independence Day Parade but lower-than-anticipated numbers due to pool closures and field renovations. Staff will provide updates on the Active Seniors on the Go program, introduce new staff, and highlight upcoming special events.

• Approval of minutes from July 25, 2022
• Activity & Attendance Report for July 2022 with 159,767 total attendance
• Update on Active Seniors on the Go program
• Introduction of new Recreation & Community Services staff
• Announcement of upcoming special events

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning/Historic Preservation Commission will vote on several consent‑calendar items and hold public hearings on development projects. Items include a single‑family home plan, an industrial building plan, a drive‑through restaurant with a setback variance, a mixed‑use Planned Unit Development, a specific‑plan amendment for auto sales, and a General Plan amendment with a Climate Action Plan update that require City Council action.

• Development Plan for 10 detached single‑family homes on 1.83 acres at the northwest corner of Olive St and Orange Ave (File PDEV19‑047).
• Development Plan for a 45,000‑sq ft industrial building on 2.02 acres at 1044 & 1050 E Holt Blvd (File PDEV21‑020).
• Drive‑through restaurant (2,800 sq ft) with a variance reducing front setback to 13 ft at 1610 E Fourth St (Files PDEV21‑033 & PVAR21‑006).
• Planned Unit Development and Development Plan for 59 multifamily units, 2,500 sq ft retail, and podium parking at 549 W Holt Blvd (Files PUD20‑001 & PDEV20‑009).
• Specific Plan Amendment to add “Auto Sales and Services” as a permitted use in Office Planning Area 1 (File PSPA22‑003).

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Recreation & Parks Commission will consider approving June 2022 meeting minutes and an activity report showing 154,524 total attendance across programs. The commission will also receive a department report and presentations on the City of Ontario Independence Day Parade, Fireworks Spectacular, and upcoming special event reminders.

• Approval of minutes for June 27, 2022 regular meeting
• Approval of Activity & Attendance Report for June 2022 (total attendance 154,524)
• Recreation & Community Services June 2022 Department Report
• Presentation on Independence Day Parade and Fireworks Spectacular and recognition of parade entry award winners
• Upcoming special event reminders

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Ontario Recreation & Parks Commission is meeting but the agenda contains only standard procedural sections (call to order, consent calendar, old/new business) with no specific items listed for discussion or decision. Public comment is permitted. The meeting is purely administrative.

• No specific items listed on the agenda (only procedural headings)

Library Board of Trustees

The Library Board will consider approving the minutes from June 14, 2022, and the consent calendar for June 2022. They will receive staff reports on the Library of Things, Ontario Promise Corps, and Adult Literacy. New business includes a presentation on book displays for August 2022.

• Approval of minutes from June 14, 2022
• Approval of consent calendar for June 2022 (monthly statistical report)
• Staff report: Library of Things (Heather Witherow)
• Staff report: Ontario Promise Corps (Rachelle Lopez)
• Staff report: Adult Literacy (Jana Waitman)

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning Commission/Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on a development agreement and a development plan for a large mixed-use project at Ontario Center Parkway and Via Piemonte, totaling 694 residential units and up to 63,665 square feet of commercial space. Consent calendar items include two Lennar Homes subdivisions: 73 single-family cluster homes near Merrill Avenue and 235 single-family dwellings south of Chino Avenue. Additionally, a code amendment establishing the Chino Airport Overlay zoning district will be considered.

• Public hearing on Development Agreement (PDA22-003) for 10.49 acres of mixed-use with 694 residential units and 63,665 sq ft retail at Via Villaggio and Via Piemonte
• Public hearing on Development Plan (PDEV22-014) for four mixed-use buildings with 694 dwelling units and 63,665 sq ft commercial at 4000 East Ontario Center Parkway
• Consent item A-02: Development Plan for 73 single-family cluster homes (Lennar Homes) on 5.99 acres bounded by Merrill Avenue, SCE easement, and San Bernardino County Flood Control District
• Consent item A-03: Development Plan for 235 single-family dwellings (Lennar Homes) on 31.5 acres south of Chino Avenue, 645 feet west of Archibald Avenue
• Public hearing on Development Code Amendment (PDCA22-004) to establish Chino Airport Overlay zoning district and Land Use Compatibility Plan reference

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three industrial developments: a development agreement for 200,322 sq ft at Remington Avenue and Cucamonga Creek (Item B), a development plan for 1,255,320 sq ft at 4902 S. Baker Avenue (Item C), and a tentative parcel map and development plan for 2,237,458 sq ft at Merrill and Grove Avenue (Item D). The commission also has a consent item for a General Plan consistency finding regarding the sale of 0.792 acres at 120 W D Street and 420 N Laurel Avenue. All projects rely on previously certified environmental impact reports.

• Public hearing: Development Agreement (PDA21-007) for 200,322 sq ft industrial buildings on 10.2 acres at Remington Ave and Cucamonga Creek Flood Control Channel (Remington APG LLC)
• Public hearing: Development Plan (PDEV21-040) for 1,255,320 sq ft industrial building on 60.7 acres at 4902 S. Baker Avenue (Prologis LP)
• Public hearing: Tentative Parcel Map (PMTT22-007) and Development Plan (PDEV22-002) for 2,237,458 sq ft industrial buildings on 119.94 acres at Merrill and Grove Avenue (Prologis LP)
• Consent: General Plan consistency finding for sale of 0.792 acres at 120 W D Street and 420 N Laurel Avenue between City and D Street Townhome Apartments LLC
• Approval of April 26, 2022 minutes (routine)

Recreation & Parks Commission

The commission will consider approving minutes and an activity report showing 132,383 total attendance in April 2022, a rebound from pandemic lows. They will hear a department report and presentations on water safety awareness and the 2022 Summer Concert Series & Movies in the Park. The meeting also includes reminders for upcoming special events.

• Approval of minutes from April 25, 2022
• Approval of Activity & Attendance Report for April 2022 (132,383 total attendance)
• Recreation & Community Services Department report by Director Nicholas Gonzalez
• Water Safety Awareness presentation
• 2022 Summer Concert Series & Movies in the Park presentation

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning/Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on a development agreement and tentative tract map for a 35.65-acre mixed-use project at the southeast corner of Haven Avenue and Ontario Ranch Road, and a comprehensive Development Code amendment addressing ADUs, garage conversions, time extensions, and more. The Historic Preservation Commission will also accept nominations for the Twenty-second Annual Model Colony Awards. Consent calendar items include approval of March 22, 2022 minutes and a General Plan consistency finding for sale of city land on North Euclid and North Lemon Avenues.

• Development Agreement (PDA21-014) with BrookCal Ontario LLC for 35.65 acres at SE corner of Haven Ave and Ontario Ranch Road
• Tentative Tract Map No. 20449 subdividing the same 35.65 acres into 92 numbered and 55 lettered lots for residential and commercial uses
• Development Code Amendment (PDCA22-003) with 13+ changes including ADU conveyance, garage conversions, time extension limits, urban lot splits, and historic property banquet facilities
• Twenty-second Annual Model Colony Awards nominations (PHP22-008) for historic preservation recognition
• General Plan consistency finding for sale of 2.13 acres at 404, 416, 414 N Euclid Ave and 401, 418 N Lemon Ave

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Recreation & Parks Commission will approve the March 2022 activity report showing 126,976 total attendance, hear a department update on programs, and receive a revenue update from the 2021 5K Reindeer Run. Other items include a part-time recruitment update, introduction of new staff, and operations update for the Veterans Memorial Community Center.

• Approval of minutes for the March 28, 2022 meeting
• Activity & Attendance Report for March 2022: 126,976 total attendance across all services
• 2021 5K Reindeer Run & Rudolph's DASH revenue update
• Part-time recruitment update for summer 2022 season
• Veterans Memorial Community Center operations update

Library Board of Trustees

The Ontario City Library Board of Trustees will consider approving the minutes from March 8, 2022, and the consent calendar for March 2022. The board will receive staff reports on the book selection process and Material Review Policy, the Ontario Learns program, and author events. Public comments are limited to 15 minutes total with 3 minutes per speaker.

• Staff report on book selection process and Material Review Policy (Briana Ochoa)
• Staff report on Ontario Learns program (Heather Witherow)
• Staff report on author events (Danielle Sanchez)
• Approval of consent calendar for March 2022, including monthly statistical report
• Approval of minutes from March 8, 2022

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Recreation & Parks Commission will consider approving an Instructor Guide for Contract Class Programming, a new business item. The consent calendar includes approval of February 2022 meeting minutes and an activity report showing 95,110 total attendance, up from the prior month, with staffing challenges noted for the upcoming summer season. The department report and special event reminders will also be presented.

• Motion to approve the Instructor Guide for Contract Class Programming
• Approval of February 2022 Activity & Attendance Report (95,110 total attendance)
• Recreation & Community Services February 2022 Department Report
• Upcoming Special Event Reminders
• Approval of Minutes from February 28, 2022 meeting

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a development agreement for an 11.47-acre mixed-use project with 691 residential units and up to 71,200 square feet of commercial retail, and on an amendment to the Piemonte Overlay to add 24.9 acres and change 4.9 acres to Mixed Use. The consent calendar includes a General Plan consistency finding for transferring city-owned properties to the University of La Verne.

• Consent item: General Plan consistency finding for transfer of properties at 425 E B Street, 208 & 228 W Emporia Street, 200, 211 & 221 S Laurel, and others to University of La Verne
• Public hearing on Development Agreement (PDA22-003) for 691 residential units and up to 71,200 sq ft of commercial retail near Via Villaggio, Via Piemonte, Ontario Center Parkway and Concours Street
• Public hearing on Specific Plan Amendment (PSPA21-001) to revise Piemonte Overlay: add ~24.9 acres (4000 Ontario Center Parkway) and change land use on 4.9 acres from Office/Entertainment-Retail to Mixed Use
• Minutes approval from February 22, 2022 meeting
• Commission will elect Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson for April 2022 to March 2023

Library Board of Trustees

The Library Board of Trustees will consider a proposed administrative policy for naming or renaming library facilities, rooms, or collections, which would establish a formal application and review process. The board will also hear a director's report on the State of the City and National Library Week, hold a board election, and approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• New Business: Naming of Ontario City Library facilities, rooms, or collections policy (Shawn Thrasher)
• Director's Report: State of the City (Shawn Thrasher)
• Staff Report: National Library Week (Steven Arechiga)
• New Business: Board election for trustee positions
• Approval of minutes from February 24, 2022 special meeting

Recreation & Parks Commission

At this meeting, the Recreation & Parks Commission will consider approving a new Code of Conduct and Expulsion Policy for recreation services. They will also vote on minutes from January 24, 2022, and the Activity & Attendance Report for January 2022. A department update and reminders about upcoming special events are also on the agenda.

• Motion to approve Recreation & Community Services Code of Conduct and Expulsion Policy
• Approval of minutes from January 24, 2022 meeting
• Approval of Activity & Attendance Report for January 2022 (total attendance 65,972)
• Department update on January 2022 programs and events
• Reminders for upcoming special events (State of the City update and other events)

Library Board of Trustees

The Library Board of Trustees will vote on approving minutes from November 9, 2021, and the consent calendar for November and December 2021 and January 2022. The main discussion item is a staff report on the Code of Conduct and Expulsion Policy.

• Motion to approve minutes for November 9, 2021
• Motion to approve consent calendar for November/December 2021 and January 2022
• Staff report on Code of Conduct and Expulsion Policy (Kelly Zackmann)

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two development projects: a Planned Unit Development for 22 commercial airspace condominium units at 125 West Emporia Street, and a Conditional Use Permit for a 4-story, 128-room Extended Stay/Residence Inn Hotel at 5060 East Fourth Street. Both projects are categorically exempt from CEQA. The commission will also consider approving the January 25, 2022 minutes under the consent calendar.

• Item B: Planned Unit Development (PUD22-001), Tentative Parcel Map (PMTT21-009), Development Plan (PDEV21-017), and Certificate of Appropriateness (PHP21-021) for 22 commercial airspace condominium units and two buildings totaling 33,787 sq ft at 125 West Emporia Street
• Item C: Conditional Use Permit (PCUP21-009) and Development Plan (PDEV21-021) for a 4-story, 128-room Extended Stay/Residence Inn Hotel on 1.83 acres at 5060 East Fourth Street
• Both projects are located within the Airport Influence Area of Ontario International Airport and found consistent with the ALUCP
• Consent calendar includes approval of minutes from January 25, 2022
• Item B requires a Certificate of Appropriateness due to location within the Euclid Avenue Overlay Zoning District

Library Board of Trustees - CANCELLED

The Library Board of Trustees regular meeting scheduled for February 8, 2022, was cancelled because a quorum could not be reached. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 8, 2022.

Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation

The Planning/Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on several major items, including a General Plan Amendment and Specific Plan for the South Ontario Logistics Center, which would rezone 219 acres for up to 5.3 million square feet of industrial space. The commission will also consider a tentative parcel map to subdivide 53.53 acres in the Guasti Plaza Specific Plan and a Development Code Amendment to repeal the existing public art ordinance. Consent calendar items include two industrial building projects on Sunkist Street/Taylor Avenue and Holt Boulevard.

• South Ontario Logistics Center: General Plan Amendment and Specific Plan for up to 5,333,518 sq ft industrial/business park on 219 acres near Eucalyptus, Merrill, and Grove Avenues
• Tentative Parcel Map TPM 20253 to subdivide 53.53 acres into 27 lots near Guasti Road, Old Guasti Road, Turner Avenue, and Archibald Avenue
• Development Code Amendment to repeal Division 6.07 (Public Art) of the Development Code, moving it to Title 5
• Consent item PDEV21-016: 37,309-sq-ft industrial building at southeast corner of Sunkist Street and Taylor Avenue
• Consent item PDEV21-026: 44,885-sq-ft industrial building at 1030 and 1042 East Holt Boulevard

Recreation & Parks Commission

The Ontario Recreation & Parks Commission will meet via teleconference to approve the November and December 2021 activity and attendance reports, review department updates, and elect 2022 officers. Public comment will be handled through an online form or written blue cards due to the elimination of in-person participation. The agenda also includes updates on the 2021 5K Reindeer Run and Rudolph’s DASH event.

• Approve minutes for the November 22, 2021 regular meeting
• Approve November 2021 activity and attendance report (85,324 total attendees)
• Approve December 2021 activity and attendance report (95,495 total attendees)
• Elect 2022 officers, including Virginia Riley as Commission Chair
• Review updates on the 2021 5K Reindeer Run and Rudolph’s DASH event