San Jacinto public meetings in 2025
34 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council and Successor Agency will meet to approve November warrants, special tax levies for two community facilities districts, and several professional service agreements. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a public right-of-way easement on Oostdam Drive.
- Approval of November 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $5,195,114.84
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 25-12 and No. 25-13 to levy special taxes in Community Facilities Districts 2003-1 and 2020-1
- Professional Services Agreement with Craig Orona Consulting for $30,000 for Boys & Girls Club facility support
- Three-year Professional Services Agreement with Riverside County Department of Animal Services for fiscal years 2025–2028
- Public hearing on the summary vacation of a portion of the Oostdam Drive public right-of-way easement
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission will discuss the pre-zoning of 94 parcels for future annexation and the vacation of a portion of the Oostdam Drive public right-of-way. The body will also elect officers for the 2026 term and review its rules and bylaws.
- Pre-zoning of 94 parcels on 190 acres south of Bergin Street and north of Artesia Street
- Summary vacation of a portion of the Oostdam Drive Public Right-of-Way Easement
- Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, and Second Vice-Chair for 2026
- Review and amendment of Planning Commission Rules & Bylaws for 2026
- Approval of the 2026 Planning Commission Public Meeting Schedule
City Council - Regular Meeting
The council will conduct public hearings on annexing the Esplanade Collection Tract 38872 into Community Facilities District (CFD) No. 2020‑1 and on annexing territory into CFD No. 2003‑1. It will consider resolutions to authorize the annexations, submit special tax levies to qualified electors, and adopt first‑reading ordinances to levy those special taxes. The agenda also includes a consent calendar item to authorize the City Manager to submit the 2026‑2027 Emergency Solutions Grant application and to receive the Treasurer’s Report for September 30 2025. Additionally, staff recommends adopting an urgency ordinance updating accessory dwelling unit regulations.
- Public hearing and Resolution No. 4109, Ordinance No. 25‑13 to annex Esplanade Collection Tract 38872 into CFD 2020‑1 and levy a special tax
- Public hearing and Resolution No. 4111, Ordinance No. 25‑12 to annex territory into CFD 2003‑1 and levy a special tax
- Authorization for the City Manager to submit the 2026‑2027 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) application
- Adoption of Urgency Ordinance 25‑14 updating accessory dwelling unit and junior accessory dwelling unit regulations
- Receipt and filing of the Treasurer’s Report for the month ending September 30 2025
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will hold a public hearing to consider adopting the 2025 California Building Standards Code and the 2025 California Fire Code, along with local amendments. The council will also determine that these adoptions are exempt from CEQA review. In addition, the council will act on several consent‑calendar items, including approval of October 2025 warrants, release of a $100,000 security deposit, and a $76,060 contract for emergency water inter‑tie design.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 25-08 updating the 2025 California Building Standards Code with local amendments
- Adopt Ordinance No. 25-09 updating the 2025 California Fire Code with local amendments
- Approve warrants and disbursements for October 2025 totaling $11,431,399.44
- Authorize release of a $100,000 security deposit for Tract 28224 (Maravilla) to SanJac 55, LLC
- Award Civiltec Engineering a $76,060 contract (including 10% contingency) for Emergency Water Inter‑Tie design
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will review ordinances to levy special taxes within two Community Facilities Districts. The body is also considering the approval of a police drone program and a joint community facilities agreement for a school district.
- Ordinance No. 25-10: Special tax within Community Facilities District 2003-1 (Annexation No. 74)
- Ordinance No. 25-11: Special tax within Community Facilities District No. 2020-1 (Annexation No. 18)
- Approval of the San Jacinto DFR Drone Program for the Police Department
- Resolution No. 4108: Joint Community Facilities Agreement for San Jacinto Unified School District CFD No. 2024-2, IA-1
- Report on the use of ARPA funds for CY 25 Q3
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto Planning Commission will adopt the minutes of the August 26, 2025 meeting. It will determine that the T‑Mobile monopine wireless telecommunication facility (Project PROJ24‑0125, Use 24‑0068) is categorically exempt under CEQA. The commission will also approve a Conditional Use Permit for the 55‑foot monopine facility located on a 9.62‑acre parcel west of Sanderson Avenue.
- Approve minutes of the Regular Planning Commission Meeting of August 26, 2025.
- Determine CEQA categorical exemption for the T‑Mobile monopine wireless facility (Project PROJ24‑0125 / USE24‑0068).
- Approve Conditional Use Permit for a 55‑foot monopine wireless telecommunication facility.
- Public hearing on the T‑Mobile monopine wireless facility.
- Facility located on a 9.62‑acre vacant parcel west of Sanderson Avenue, zoned Commercial General (CG).
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will hold a regular meeting on October 21, 2025, with both closed and open sessions. In the closed session, city negotiators will discuss price and payment terms for three properties on South San Jacinto Street and Avenue with various parties. The open session includes a consent calendar that recommends approval of September 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $7,653,779.14, annexation resolutions for the Esplanade Collection Tract, a partial security release of $626,240.96, and the introduction of building‑ and fire‑code update ordinances. Additional items include a $40,000 ABC‑OTS grant acceptance and approval of a five‑year on‑call planning services list.
- Approve September 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $7,653,779.14 (Finance)
- Adopt Resolution No. 4099 to annex Esplanade Collection Tract 38872 into Community Facilities District No. 2003‑1 and authorize a special tax levy (Finance)
- Approve partial release of security deposit $626,240.96 and accept warranty bond F358990 for Wanhoo, LLC public improvements (Engineering)
- Introduce and first‑read Ordinance No. 25‑08 updating the 2025 California Building Standards Code (Community Development)
- Introduce and first‑read Ordinance No. 25‑09 updating the 2025 California Fire Code (Public Safety)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider a consent calendar that includes approval of September 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $7,653,779.14. It will also vote on resolutions to annex the Esplanade Collection Tract into two Community Facilities Districts and to authorize special tax levies. Additional items include a partial release of a $626,240.96 security deposit, a reimbursement agreement with EMWD for the San Jacinto Ave Safety Improvements Project, and the introduction of 2025 California Building and Fire Code ordinances.
- Approve September 2025 warrants and disbursements in the amount of $7,653,779.14 (Finance Department).
- Adopt Resolution No. 4099 to annex Esplanade Collection Tract 38872 into Community Facilities District No. 2003‑1 and authorize a special tax levy (Finance Department).
- Approve partial release of security deposit $626,240.96 and accept warranty bond F358990 for public improvements on Tract 31886 (Engineering Department).
- Approve a reimbursement agreement with EMWD for the San Jacinto Ave Safety Improvements Project (Engineering Department).
- Introduce and first read Ordinance No. 25‑08 (2025 California Building Standards Code) and Ordinance No. 25‑09 (2025 California Fire Code) (Community Development Department).
City Council - Regular Meeting
The council will consider the consent calendar, which includes approval of August 2025 warrants totaling $10,226,795.41, adoption of two resolutions to annex Monte Vista parcels into Community Facilities Districts and levy special taxes, and contracts for a playground project ($362,262), water‑meter infrastructure ($151,800) and building inspection services. The meeting also includes discussion of reappointing three planning commissioners.
- Approve warrants and disbursements for August 2025 in the amount of $10,226,795.41 (Finance Department)
- Adopt Resolution No. 4095 to annex Monte Vista Homes Tract 38509 into Community Facilities District No. 2020‑1 and authorize a special tax levy (Finance Department)
- Adopt Resolution No. 4096 to annex Monte Vista Tract 38509 into Community Facilities District No. 2003‑1 and authorize a special tax levy (Finance Department)
- Award $362,262 contract to Western State Builders, Inc. for playground demolition and construction at Tamarisk Park, Colonel Lewis Millett Park, and Stallions Crossing Park (Parks Department)
- Approve water‑meter reading infrastructure project with a sole‑source contract up to $120,000 and a landscaping contract for $17,365, total budget not to exceed $151,800 (Water Department)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt a Resolution of Necessity authorizing eminent domain to acquire permanent road easements for the San Jacinto Street Safety Improvement Project. The council will also conduct a second reading and adopt Ordinance No. 25-07, creating a limited exemption for historic commercial vehicles. Additional items include two resolutions to annex Monte Vista tracts into community facilities districts with special tax levies, and approval of a joint community facilities agreement with Eastern Municipal Water District.
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 25-07 for historic commercial vehicle exemption
- Resolution No. 4091 to annex Monte Vista Tract 38509 into Community Facilities District 2003‑1 and levy special taxes
- Resolution No. 4092 to annex Monte Vista Homes Tract 38509 into Community Facilities District 2020‑1 and levy special taxes
- Resolution No. 4093 approving joint community facilities agreement with Eastern Municipal Water District and SanJac 55, LLC
- Public hearing and adoption of Resolution No. 4094 for eminent domain acquisition of road easements for the San Jacinto Street Safety Improvement Project
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto Planning Commission will consider and likely approve a Site Plan & Design Review for a 55,026‑square‑foot grocery store and a 12,000‑square‑foot retail building on 6.77 acres (PROJ24‑0078). The agenda also includes approval of the July 22, 2025 meeting minutes, adoption of a resolution confirming the Capital Improvement Program’s consistency with the General Plan, and related variances for planting buffers and alcohol‑sale separation. All items are presented for commission determination and approval.
- Approve minutes of the Regular Planning Commission Meeting of July 22, 2025
- Approve Site Plan & Design Review for a 55,026‑sq‑ft grocery store and 12,000‑sq‑ft retail building on 6.77 acres (PROJ24‑0078)
- Approve variance to reduce the required 25‑ft planting buffer for a loading/unloading zone abutting a residential zone
- Approve variance to reduce the 100‑ft separation requirement between an alcohol‑selling establishment and residential uses
- Adopt PC Resolution No. 25‑01 finding the Capital Improvement Program consistent with the City’s General Plan
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will review items on the consent calendar, including approval of July 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $11,382,318.34. Council members will vote on opting into a settlement agreement with opioid distributors Purdue Pharma, L.P. and the Sackler Family. A new ordinance (No. 25‑07) will be introduced to amend commercial‑vehicle parking rules and create a limited exemption for historic commercial vehicles. The meeting also includes routine approval of the August 5, 2025 council minutes.
- Approve July 2025 warrants and disbursements in the amount of $11,382,318.34 (Finance Department)
- Opt into settlement agreement with opioid distributors Purdue Pharma, L.P. and the Sackler Family (Finance Department)
- Introduce Ordinance No. 25‑07 to amend Section 10.16.210 (Commercial Vehicles) and allow a limited exemption for historic commercial vehicles (Community Development)
- Approve City Council regular meeting minutes of August 5, 2025 (City Clerk)
- Waiver of full reading of ordinances and reading by title only (Consent Calendar item)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will review a contract for construction management of the Grand Treatment Plant and Grand Well. The body is also considering the adoption of two ordinances to levy special taxes within specific Community Facilities Districts.
- Contract for Construction Management for the Grand Treatment Plant and Equipping of the Grand Well to Civiltec Engineering, Inc. for $648,500 (total $713,350 with contingency)
- Ordinance No. 25-05: Levying a special tax within Community Facilities District 2003-1 (Annexation No. 73)
- Ordinance No. 25-06: Authorizing the levy of special tax in Community Facilities District No. 2020-1 (Annexation No. 17)
- Report on the use of ARPA funds
- Treasurer’s Reports for months ending April 30, 2025, and May 31, 2025
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission will consider and vote on applications submitted by PM Design for AU Energy LLC to develop the San Jacinto Retail Center on a 2.2‑acre site at the northwest corner of State Street and Cottonwood Avenue. The agenda includes a determination that the project is categorically exempt from CEQA under guidelines §15183, §15303, §15304, and §15332. The commission is asked to approve a Site Plan and Design Review (USE23‑0026), a Conditional Use Permit (USE23‑0028) for a service station with six fuel pumps and a 4,050‑sq ft convenience store with off‑sale alcohol, and a Minor Use Permit (USE23‑0030) for a 3,099‑sq ft drive‑thru car wash with eight self‑serve vacuums. The meeting also includes adoption of the minutes from the December 10, 2024 Planning Commission meeting.
- Approve Site Plan and Design Review (USE23‑0026) for the San Jacinto Retail Center
- Approve Conditional Use Permit (USE23‑0028) for a service station with six fuel pumps and a 4,050‑sq ft convenience store with off‑sale alcohol
- Approve Minor Use Permit (USE23‑0030) for a 3,099‑sq ft drive‑thru car wash with eight self‑serve vacuums
- Determine the project is categorically exempt from CEQA per guidelines §15183, §15303, §15304, §15332
- Adopt the minutes of the Regular Planning Commission Meeting of December 10, 2024
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will conduct public hearings regarding the annexation of territory into Community Facilities Districts 2020-1 and 2003-1 and the levy of special taxes. The body will also consider several agreements and maps for the Maravilla Development Project and approve June 2025 disbursements.
- Approval of June 2025 Warrants and Disbursements in the amount of $6,701,386.53
- Public hearings for special tax levies and annexations for CFD 2020-1 and CFD 2003-1
- Approval of Tract Map 28224 and related agreements for the Maravilla Development Project
- Proposed 5-day road closure at the intersection of Hewitt Street and Evans Street
- Authorization to apply for CAL FIRE Wildfire Prevention funding via Resolutions 4087 and 4088
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider a report on city-wide user fee increases effective July 1, 2025. The body is also deciding on several professional service agreements and a salary adjustment for the City Manager.
- City-wide user fee increase of 1.1% effective July 1, 2025
- Professional services agreement with Deveau Burr Group, LLC for $5,000 per month
- Agreement for City Net to provide street outreach and emergency hotel services
- Proposed 4% annual base salary adjustment and 5% cost-of-living adjustment for the City Manager
- Agreement for City Manager to provide Interim CEO services for California Choice Energy Authority
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider several consent‑calendar items, including a report on a 1.1% city‑wide user‑fee increase. It will vote on professional‑services agreements for street outreach, interim CEO services for the California Choice Energy Authority, and a consulting contract with Deveau Burr Group. The Council will also authorize a 4% base salary increase and a 5% cost‑of‑living adjustment for the City Manager, effective July 1 2025.
- Approve City Net professional services agreement for street outreach and emergency shelter (FY 2025‑2026)
- Approve Interim CEO services agreement for California Choice Energy Authority (July 1 2025 – June 30 2026)
- Approve Professional Services Agreement with Deveau Burr Group, LLC at $5,000 per month plus $250 quarterly fee (July 1 2025 – June 30 2026)
- Approve City Manager salary adjustment: 4% base increase and 5% cost‑of‑living adjustment effective July 1 2025
- Receive and file report of City‑Wide User Fee increase (1.1% increase effective July 1 2025)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider a consent calendar that includes approval of the May 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $6,702,159.81, adoption of the FY 2025‑2026 General Fund budget (Resolution No. 4081), and several finance resolutions for assessment district levies. Additional items include a second reading of Ordinance No. 25‑04 adopting CAL FIRE fire hazard severity zones, a funding agreement for the Warren Road Minor Drainage Improvement Project (SJ‑507, CIP# 24‑002), and a right‑of‑way dedication for Ramona Expressway (Resolution No. 4082). The council will also act on park‑related contracts such as amendments to services agreements with West Coast Arborist, Inc. and Dave’s Hauling Co., Inc., and approve a playground equipment procurement for Tamarisk, Colonel Lewis Millett, and Stallions Crossing Parks. Public hearings will be held on assessment district levies and vacant city positions.
- Approve May 2025 warrants and disbursements of $6,702,159.81 (Finance)
- Adopt FY 2025‑2026 General Fund budget (Resolution No. 4081) (Finance)
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 25‑04 adopting CAL FIRE fire hazard severity zones (Fire)
- Funding agreement for Warren Road Minor Drainage Improvement Project (SJ‑507, CIP# 24‑002) (Engineering)
- Right‑of‑Way dedication for Ramona Expressway (Resolution No. 4082) (Engineering)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will vote on several finance and development items, including the approval of April 2025 warrants totaling $8,005,177.31. It will adopt two resolutions to annex KB Home’s Rancho de Alamo Tract 37881 into Community Facilities Districts 2003‑1 and 2020‑1 and authorize special tax levies for each. Additional items include resolutions to levy assessments for Landscaping, Lighting, and Park Districts 1 and 2 for FY 2025‑2026 and a second reading of the citywide speed‑limit ordinance. The council will also approve the May 6, 2025 meeting minutes and other routine consent‑calendar items.
- Approve warrants and disbursements for April 2025 in the amount of $8,005,177.31 (Finance)
- Adopt Resolution No. 4070 to annex KB Home’s Rancho de Alamo Tract 37881 into Community Facilities District No. 2003‑1 and authorize a special tax levy (Finance)
- Adopt Resolution No. 4071 to annex the same tract into Community Facilities District No. 2020‑1 and authorize a special tax levy (Finance)
- Approve Resolutions No. 4075 and 4076 to levy and collect assessments for Landscaping, Lighting, and Park District No. 1 and No. 2 for FY 2025‑2026 (Finance)
- Conduct second reading of Ordinance No. 25‑03 establishing maximum speed limits on specified city streets (Engineering)
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider a consent calendar that includes routine approvals such as meeting minutes and the Treasurer's report. Major items include authorizing over $8 million in April 2025 warrants and disbursements, adopting resolutions to annex KB Homes' Rancho de Alamo Tract into two Community Facilities Districts and levy special taxes, and approving assessments for two Landscaping, Lighting, and Park Districts for FY 2025‑2026. The council will also conduct a second reading of an ordinance establishing citywide speed zones.
- Approve warrants and disbursements for April 2025 totaling $8,005,177.31
- Adopt Resolution No. 4070 to annex KB Homes Rancho de Alamo Tract 37881 into Community Facilities District No. 2003‑1 and authorize a special tax levy
- Adopt Resolution No. 4071 to annex the same tract into Community Facilities District No. 2020‑1 and authorize a special tax levy
- Approve Resolutions No. 4075 and 4076 to levy and collect assessments for LLPD No. 1 and LLPD No. 2 for FY 2025‑2026
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 25‑03 establishing maximum speed limits on specified streets
City Council - Regular Meeting
The council will vote on a consent calendar that includes routine approvals such as the April 15 joint meeting minutes, the Treasurer’s February 28 report, and a report on ARPA funds. Staff recommends approving a three‑week closure of Marilyn Drive at Estrella Street for Line G‑3 storm‑drain construction. The council will discuss a historic commercial‑vehicle parking policy and consider a narrowly tailored exemption ordinance. Staff also recommends adopting Ordinance No. 25‑03 to add Chapter 10.32 establishing maximum speed limits on specified city streets.
- Approve 3‑week road closure at Marilyn Drive and Estrella Street for Line G‑3 storm‑drain improvements
- Sponsorship request for Cops 4 Kids – SoCal Battle of the Badges (fund appropriation)
- Sponsorship request for Cinco De Mayo (fund appropriation)
- Discussion of historic commercial‑vehicle parking policy and possible exemption ordinance
- Adopt Ordinance No. 25‑03 adding Chapter 10.32 to set citywide speed limits
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The City Council will determine whether to maintain or create exemptions for the parking of historic commercial vehicles in residential districts. The body will also consider introducing Ordinance No. 25-03 to establish maximum speed limits on specified city streets.
- Proposed Ordinance No. 25-03 to declare speed limits on specified city streets
- Proposed policy direction on parking and storage of historic commercial vehicles in residential districts
- Proposed 3-week road closure at the intersection of Marilyn Drive and Estrella Street for Line G-3 storm drain improvements
- Sponsorship fund appropriation for Cops 4 Kids - SoCal Battle of the Badges
- Sponsorship fund appropriation for Cinco De Mayo
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider several financial actions, including approving a contract with Pacific Hydrotech Corporation for $8,091,700 (plus a 5% contingency) to build and equip the Grand Well water treatment plant. The council will also review a $7,193,552.41 warrant and disbursement package for March 2025, a $631,200 five‑year parking enforcement and street‑sweeping contract with LAZ Parking CA LLC, and an additional $124,117 for SCADA upgrades to the water system. Closed‑session negotiations will be held for multiple city properties with various parties.
- Award contract to Pacific Hydrotech Corp. for $8,091,700 (total $8,496,285 with 5% contingency) for Grand Well treatment plant construction and equipment
- Approve March 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $7,193,552.41
- Approve LAZ Parking CA LLC contract up to $631,200 for five‑year street sweeping and parking enforcement services
- Allocate $124,117 from the Water Enterprise Fund for additional SCADA system components
- Closed‑session real‑property negotiations for properties such as 24701 North San Jacinto St. and 2340 South San Jacinto St.
City Council - Regular Meeting
The council will conduct second readings and adopt two special‑tax ordinances for Community Facilities Districts 2003‑1 and 2020‑1. It will approve financing for new water system improvements, including a contract with Pacific Hydrotech for the Grand Well site and treatment plant. The council will also approve the purchase of an AgendaLink agenda‑management system and related audio‑visual upgrades at a total cost of $65,508.
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 25‑01, special tax for Community Facilities District 2003‑1 (Annexation No. 72)
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 25‑02, special tax for Community Facilities District 2020‑1 (Annexation No. 11)
- Approval of financing for water system improvements via Resolution No. 4069
- Award of contract to Pacific Hydrotech for Grand Well site improvements and treatment plant, contract amount $8,091,700 (total project cost $8,496,285)
- Purchase of AgendaLink system and audio‑visual upgrades totaling $65,508
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider several financing actions, including a second‑reading of two special‑tax ordinances. It will vote on financing agreements for a new water treatment plant and well, and on awarding an $8,091,700 contract to Pacific Hydrotech for site improvements and construction. The council will also approve an $65,508 agenda‑management and AV upgrade for the Community Center.
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 25‑01, special tax for Community Facilities District 2003‑1 (Annexation No. 72)
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 25‑02, special tax for Community Facilities District 2020‑1 (Annexation No. 11)
- Resolution 4069 authorizing financing for a new water treatment plant and well
- Award of contract to Pacific Hydrotech Corporation for $8,091,700 (plus 5% contingency, total $8,496,285)
- Purchase of AgendaLink system and AV upgrades totaling $65,508
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council and Industrial Development Authority will discuss the creation of a Public Financing Authority and the 2025 Independence Day Parade date. The body is also considering the annexation of territory into two Community Facilities Districts to authorize special taxes.
- Approval of February 2025 Warrants and Disbursements totaling $9,178,807.99
- Public hearing for annexation of Lennar's Canterwood Tract 38202 into CFD 2020-1 and levy of special tax
- Public hearing for annexation of territory into CFD 2003-1 and levy of special tax
- Approval of Tract Map 38202 for Lennar Homes of California, LLC
- Proposed creation of the City of San Jacinto Public Financing Authority
City Council - Special Meeting
The San Jacinto Public Financing Authority Board of Directors will vote on Resolution No. PFA 25-01 to approve and adopt its bylaws. The resolution also sets regular meeting dates, appoints officers, and authorizes the Authority to execute necessary documents. This action establishes a new joint powers authority to finance water system improvements.
- Adopt Resolution No. PFA 25-01 approving and adopting bylaws
- Establish regular meeting dates for the Authority Board
- Appointment of officers: Mayor (Chair), Mayor Pro Tem (Vice‑Chair), City Manager (Executive Director), Finance Director (Treasurer), City Clerk (Secretary)
- Authorize officers to execute documents and take actions for the Authority
- Create a joint powers authority with the Industrial Development Authority for water‑system financing
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss funding for a drainage improvement project and a five-year administrative agreement with Riverside County for stormwater programs. The body will also consider a new rules of decorum policy and a resident's tree removal complaint.
- Appropriation of $298,605 from Fund 39 for the Warren Road Minor Drainage Improvement Project
- Five-year Administrative Services Agreement with County of Riverside for CSA 152 NPDES Program
- Resolution No. 4065 to adopt the City of San Jacinto Rules of Decorum Policy
- Authorization for up to two Councilmembers to attend the ICSC Real Estate Convention in Las Vegas, May 18-20, 2025
- Discussion regarding a resident complaint about a tree removal request
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider three consent calendar items: appropriating $298,605 from the Flood Control fund for the Warren Road Minor Drainage Improvement Project; approving a five‑year administrative services agreement with Riverside County for the CSA‑152 NPDES program; and waiving full reading of ordinances. Additional discussion items include a resident tree‑removal complaint, travel authorization for council members to a shopping‑center convention, and adoption of a city decorum policy.
- Appropriate $298,605 from Fund 39, Flood Control for Warren Road Minor Drainage Improvement Project (CIP# 24‑002)
- Approve five‑year Administrative Services Agreement with Riverside County for CSA‑152 NPDES program ($67,500 plus renewal options)
- Waiver of full reading of ordinances on the consent calendar
- Authorize travel for up to two council members to ICSC Real Estate Convention in Las Vegas, May 18‑20, 2025
- Adopt Resolution No. 4065 – City Rules of Decorum Policy
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider approving January 2025 warrants and disbursements totaling $6,713,075.67. The body will also discuss a landscape maintenance contract extension and development agreements for a new housing tract.
- Approval of January 2025 Warrants and Disbursements in the amount of $6,713,075.67
- Fourth Amendment to Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance Agreement with Inland Empire Landscape for $1,686,290.05 annually
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 24-14 to update participation in the Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee (TUMF) Program
- Grading, Erosion and Sediment Control Security Agreement for Lennar Homes of California (Tract 38202)
- Subdivision Improvement Agreements for Lennar Homes of California (Tract 38202)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider resolutions to annex land into Community Facilities Districts and discuss cannabis tax rates. The meeting will also include a public hearing on a large residential development.
- Resolution No. 4056 - Annexation of Lennar's Canterwood Tract 38202
- Resolution No. 4057 - Annexation of Lennar's Canterwood Tract 38202
- Resolution No. 4058 - Detachment of Lennar Tract 38202 from Landscaping, Lighting, and Park District No. 2
- Discussion on Cannabis Business Tax rates
- Public hearing for Jab Mill Creek's 96-acre residential development (TTM 38203)
Planning Commission - Regular Meeting
The City Council will meet to approve consent calendar items, including the annexation of Lennar's Canterwood Tract into Community Facilities Districts, and to discuss cannabis tax rates. A public hearing is scheduled for a proposed 96-acre subdivision.
- Annexation of Lennar's Canterwood Tract 38202 into Community Facilities Districts
- Discussion and direction on Cannabis Business Tax rates
- Public hearing for Jab Mill Creek's 96-acre subdivision (TTM 38203)
- 7-day road closure on Appaloosa Drive for sewer construction
- Approval of January 21, 2025 City Council meeting minutes
City Council - Regular Meeting
The San Jacinto City Council will consider several consent‑calendar items, including the approval of December 2024 warrants totaling $4,920,434.53. The council will also vote to adopt the minutes from the December 17, 2024 and January 7, 2025 meetings, and to authorize a printer/copier contract costing $71,414.91. Additionally, the council will review the Mayor’s Local Appointments List for 2025.
- Approve Warrants and Disbursements for December 2024 – $4,920,434.53
- Approve City Council Regular Meeting Minutes of December 17, 2024
- Approve City Council Regular Meeting Minutes of January 7, 2025
- Authorize printer/copier contract with Canon Solutions America, Inc. – total $71,414.91
- Review and accept Mayor’s Local Appointments List for calendar year 2025
City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider approving the plans and specifications for the Warren Road Minor Drainage Improvement Project (SJ-507) and awarding the construction contract to Wright Construction Engineering for $331,750. The agenda also includes allocating 13% ($43,127.50) for administration, inspection and testing and 15% ($49,762.50) for construction contingencies, and authorizing the City Manager to execute the contract. Additionally, council members will discuss options for selecting the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem, including confirming the current selections, adopting a new resolution, or deferring the decision.
- Approve plans and specifications for Warren Road Minor Drainage Improvement Project (SJ-507)
- Award construction contract to Wright Construction Engineering for $331,750
- Allocate $43,127.50 (13%) for administration, inspection, and testing
- Allocate $49,762.50 (15%) for construction contingencies
- Discuss selection process for Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem with three possible actions