Murrieta public meetings in 2023
12 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider an urgency ordinance for a 45-day moratorium on medical cannabis delivery businesses. The agenda also includes approving various service contracts and conducting the annual selection of presiding officers.
- Urgency Ordinance No. U-600-23: 45-day moratorium on medical cannabis delivery businesses
- Professional services agreement with Apple One, Inc. for temporary staffing up to $550,000
- Collection development agreements with Brodart Company and Ingram Library Services LLC
- Real property negotiations regarding 11 Town Square, Murrieta CA
- Amendment to salary schedule to add Police Detective III classification
City Council
The City Council will meet for a closed session regarding litigation, followed by a workshop on Community Facilities Districts. The regular meeting includes several consent calendar items and discussions regarding citywide records management and community facilities goals.
- Ratification of October 2023 check register totaling $6,451,443.41
- Ninth Amendment to TriTech Software Systems Agreement not to exceed $2,362,815.63
- Change order for Glen Arbor Dog Park civil design services for $57,750
- Construction contract for Sykes Ranch Park Improvement Project for $183,226.00
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 599-23 regarding the issuance of subpoenas
City Council
The Murrieta City Council has called a special meeting for December 5, 2023. The agenda is limited to a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding a threat of litigation.
- Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding threat of litigation
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss a traffic signal installation at Washington Avenue and Weeping Willow Lane, community development funding, and an ordinance regarding subpoenas. The agenda also includes several consent calendar items such as cyber security service changes and library grant applications.
- Traffic signal installation contract for Washington Avenue and Weeping Willow Lane with DBX, Inc. for $583,304.00
- Change Order No. 2 with DeepSeas for $4,532 for cyber security services
- Inspiration (Library for All) grant application for $20,000
- Lunch at the Library grant application for $3,000 to $10,000
- Public hearing for Fiscal Year 2024/25 Community Development Block Grant funding allocation
City Council
The City Council will consider a six-year lease for office space at 24620 Jefferson Avenue. The agenda also includes architectural design awards for a Public Safety Training Facility and several grant acceptances.
- Lease and $467,123 site preparation for City Hall annex space
- Architectural design services award for a Public Safety Training Facility
- Electric vehicle charging and housing implementation ordinance
- $210,000 state grant for traffic enforcement
- Formation of Willow Springs Landscape and Lighting District No. 31
City Council
The City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint special meeting. The discussion focuses on the roles and responsibilities of the Planning Commission as an advisory body under state planning, zoning, and development laws.
- Discussion regarding Planning Commission advisory body roles and responsibilities
City Council
The City Council will review a master development plan for 62 single-family homes at Ivy House and an ordinance regarding electric vehicle charging standards. They will also consider accepting $225,716.33 in grant funding for homeless street outreach. Additionally, the council will discuss management services for the Town Square Park Amphitheater.
- Accepting $225,716.33 in grant funding for Homeless Street Outreach and Outreach Support
- Adopting Electric Vehicle Charging and Housing Element Implementation standards
- Approving the Ivy House Master Development Plan for 62 single-family lots
- Authorizing a two-year license agreement with Newman Hospitality Group, LLC
- Renewing the Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Program service fee through May 2034
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Ivy House development plan for 62 single-family homes on a 22-acre site. The agenda also includes votes on several service contracts, including fuel delivery and radio replacements. Additionally, council members will hear a presentation about potential benefits of charter cities.
- Public hearing for Ivy House development featuring 62 single-family detached lots
- Fuel delivery agreement with SC Commercial, LLC not to exceed $2,650,000
- Purchase of a SWAT utility vehicle for $123,980
- Five-year radio replacement agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc. up to $1,222,876.30
- Adoption of the Murrieta Supervisors’ Association Successor MOU
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss litigation matters in closed session and review several items in open session. Proposed actions include adopting new design standards for multi-family and mixed-use residential developments. The council will also consider a security services agreement and various public improvement acceptances.
- Adoption of multi-family and mixed-use residential objective design standards
- Agreement with American Security Group not to exceed $68,000
- Murrieta General Employees’ Association successor memorandum of understanding
- Acceptance of public improvements for Tract Maps 28532-3, 28532-5, 32718, and 34445
- Resolution regarding CalPERS 180-day wait period exception for dispatch services
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop on municipal arts policy and consider several legislative items. The agenda includes discussions on city-owned property sales, updated design standards for residential projects, and various financial ratifications.
- Public Art Policy Workshop
- Ratification of June 2023 check register ($3,826,004.11)
- Ratification of July 2023 check register ($7,571,300.55)
- Legal services agreement with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore up to $300,000 per year
- Real estate services agreement with Kosmont Realty up to $150,000
City Council
The City Council will discuss labor negotiations and real property negotiations for the Olivewood Professional Building. The agenda also includes a $3 million agreement for the Murrieta Hot Springs Road Improvement Project and a $40,000 library grant application.
- $3,000,000 Measure A agreement for Murrieta Hot Springs Road Improvement Project
- Real property negotiations for Olivewood Professional Building at 24620 Jefferson Ave
- $40,000 library grant application for eBooks for All California Collection Development
- Public hearing regarding speed zone ordinance updates
- Ratification of May 2023 check register totaling $4,190,132.84
City Council
The council will discuss a proposed ordinance framework for Hillside updates and review the 2023/24 Capital Improvement Plan. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for library repairs, police technology, and road consulting.
- Agreement with Care Solace to coordinate mental health services ($166,500)
- Construction contract for Murrieta Library Roof Replacement ($348,421)
- Expansion of automated license plate reader cameras via Flock Group, Inc.
- Consultant agreement for Keller Road at I-215 Interchange ($468,582.40)
- Public hearing regarding Kensington Affordable Apartments development