Beaumont public meetings in 2025
77 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for a closed session regarding litigation and city manager employment, followed by a regular session. The regular session includes several second readings of ordinances related to zoning, food truck regulations, and vacant property maintenance.
- Comprehensive update of Title 17 Zoning Code
- Ordinance amending Food Truck, Peddler, and Sidewalk Vending Regulations
- Ordinance expanding regulation of vacant and abandoned properties
- Extension of local emergency for Fairway Canyon sewer mainline failure
- Release of $3,352,508.92 in CFD No. 2023-1 bond proceeds for Sorenstam Road improvements
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed single-story urgent care facility. The project includes a 7,444 square-foot building and associated site improvements within the Commercial Neighborhood Zone.
- Public hearing for a 7,444 square-foot urgent care facility (Plot Plan 2025-0455)
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from November 19, 2025
Beaumont Youth Council
The Youth Council will review previous minutes and hear from guest speaker Julie Van Hook. The council will also discuss upcoming events and assign members to various sub-committees.
- Approval of October 14, 2025, meeting minutes
- Guest speaker: Julie Van Hook, Public Information Officer
- Discussion of Blizzard Bash event
- Sub-committee assignments for community events, recruitment, social media, collaboration, and parks and recreation
- Selection of a member to report at the next City Council Meeting
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will review several subdivision tract maps for Fairway Canyon, updates to special event regulations, and a new parking program for Purple Heart license plate holders. The meeting also includes closed session discussions regarding potential litigation and employee performance evaluations.
- Approval of Tract Map No. 31462-17 (69 lots)
- Approval of Tract Map No. 31462-19 (118 lots)
- Approval of Tract Map No. 31462-27 (76 lots)
- Approval of Tract Map No. 31462-28 (76 lots)
- Approval of Tract Map No. 31462-29 (73 lots)
Special Meeting
The Beaumont City Council will meet for a special session to reorganize the council. The primary action item is the selection of the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tempore.
- Selection of Mayor and Mayor Pro Tempore
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a comprehensive update to Title 17 Zoning of the Beaumont Municipal Code. Other items include an amendment to the Beaumont Village Sign Program, new food truck regulations, expanded vacant property registration, and a Purple Heart parking program.
- Comprehensive update of Title 17 'Zoning' of the Beaumont Municipal Code
- Amendment to Beaumont Village Sign Program (PLAN2025-0275) to relocate a monument sign
- Ordinance amending food truck, peddler, and sidewalk vending regulations
- Expansion of vacant and abandoned property registry to include commercial and industrial properties
- Voluntary parking program for Purple Heart license plate holders
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will consider several items including a capital improvement plan amendment, truck weight restrictions, and the Pennsylvania Avenue Grade Separation project. The meeting also includes discussions on special event regulations and seasonal decoration services.
- Pennsylvania Avenue Grade Separation Project cooperative agreement up to $14,000,000
- Truck restrictions for vehicles over 7 tons gross vehicle weight rating
- Seasonal Holiday Lights and Street-Light Banner Program contract up to $260,000
- Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan
- City Attorney invoices totaling $89,338.71
Financial and Audit Committee
The Financial and Audit Committee will review the results of the FY2025 Draft Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The committee is recommended to receive and file the report and recommend forwarding it to the City Council.
- FY2025 Draft Annual Comprehensive Financial Report review
Special Meeting
The City Council will meet to discuss a request regarding a federal tax credit related to Tesla's battery project at the Beaumont Wastewater Treatment Plant. The council is asked to authorize the City Manager to execute specific IRS forms to facilitate this credit.
- Request for $1,265,679.76 federal tax credit for Tesla’s Battery Project at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Authorization of City Manager to execute IRS Form 990-T and related documents
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee will review the proposed composition of the Strategic Plan Steering Committee. Additionally, staff is seeking a recommendation for the City Council regarding revised design concepts for the Downtown Painted Crosswalk Project.
- Review of the Economic Development Strategic Plan Steering Committee membership
- Downtown Painted Crosswalk Project design revision involving abstract patriotic concepts
Beaumont Youth Council
The Youth Council will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and discuss sub-committee assignments. The council also plans to select a member to report at an upcoming City Council meeting.
- Approval of October 14, 2025, meeting minutes
- Sub-Committee Assignments: Community Event Booths, Recruitment, Social Media, Collaboration, and Parks and Recreation
- Selection of a member for the City Council report out assignment
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for closed and regular sessions to address legal matters, personnel appointments, and various municipal ordinances. Key discussion items include updates to building standards, new helmet requirements for human-powered and electric devices, and proposed commercial truck weight restrictions.
- Professional Services Agreement with SKM Engineering, LLC for Wastewater Treatment Plant Solar Project up to $44,740
- Façade Improvement Program grant of up to $937.50 for 660 Beaumont Avenue
- Façade Improvement Program grant of up to $34,725 for 742-790 Beaumont Avenue
- Ordinance adopting the 2025 California Building Standards Code
- Ordinance adding helmet requirements for human-powered and electric-assisted devices
Parks and Recreation Committee
The committee will review progress on various city park projects and a recreation recap. Members will also discuss term and tenure recommendations for City Council consideration.
- Sports Park Turf and Lighting Project update
- Stewart Park construction update
- Fall 2025 Recreation Recap report
- Discussion of Committee member terms and tenure
Financial and Audit Committee
The committee will review the city's first quarter cash, investment, and budget-to-actuals reports for fiscal year 2025-2026. Members will also discuss the city's pension funding status and CalPERS investment performance.
- Approval of July 28 and August 25, 2025, meeting minutes
- FY2025-2026 1st Quarter Cash and Investment Report
- FY2025-2026 1st Quarter Budget to Actuals report
- Pension Funding Update presentation
Planning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings regarding two proposed residential subdivisions. Additionally, the body will consider a resolution recommending a comprehensive update to Title 17 Zoning of the Beaumont Municipal Code.
- Tentative Tract Map 38926: Proposed subdivision of 12.58 acres into 49 single-family lots near South Norman Road and East of Orchard Heights
- Tentative Tract Map 38914: Proposed subdivision of 5.72 acres into 19 single-family lots at Eleventh Street and Michigan Avenue
- Variance V2025-0025: Request to allow lot depths exceeding 2.5 times the width for the Eleventh Street and Michigan Avenue project
- Title 17 Zoning Update: Comprehensive update of the Beaumont Municipal Code zoning regulations
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for closed and regular sessions. Closed session items include real property negotiations for vacant land near 2nd Street and Pennsylvania Ave, litigation discussions, and a City Manager performance evaluation.
- Negotiation of land purchase from Beaumont Unified School District near 2nd Street & Pennsylvania Ave
- Extension of local emergency declaration for Fairway Canyon sewer mainline failure
- Approval of 2025-2026 Community Development Block Grant Program supplemental agreement
- Potential annexation of 78.48 acres along Cherry Valley Boulevard into the City
- First reading of ordinance adopting 2025 California Building Standards, Wildland-Urban Interface, and Fire Codes
Beaumont Youth Council
The Beaumont Youth Council will meet to conduct annual organizational business. The agenda includes selecting elected positions, establishing goals and objectives for the upcoming year, and forming sub-committees.
- Selection of Elected Seats on the Youth Council
- Establishment of 25/26 Goals and Objectives
- Establishment of Sub-Committees
- Discussion of Veterans Day 2025 upcoming event
- Cancellation of the November 11th meeting
Planning Commission
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- No rezonings, contracts, fee changes, or public hearings are listed in the supplied text.
Economic Development Committee
The committee will review updates on the City's Business Incentive Programs and the upcoming launch of the Beaumont Business Spotlight Program. Staff will also present a report on participation trends from January to the present regarding downtown revitalization.
- Approval of August 13, 2025, meeting minutes
- Update on recent Business Incentive Program activity
- Briefing on the launch of the Beaumont Business Spotlight Program
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The Beaumont City Council will meet for closed and regular sessions to discuss personnel, property negotiations, and litigation. The regular session includes a public hearing on adopting the 2025 California Building Standards Code and several contract approvals.
- Purchase and Sale Agreement for vacant land on 5th Street
- Adoption of the 2025 California Building Standards Code
- Amendment to SKM Engineering LLC contract for $20,000 (total $95,000)
- Uniform rental agreement with Cintas Corporation for $65,000
- Purchase order for Tyler Technologies not to exceed $280,714.81
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for a closed session regarding litigation and personnel matters before a regular session. The regular meeting includes discussions on infrastructure bonds, traffic safety grants, and extending a local state of emergency for sewer mainline failures.
- Approval of $108,313.50 in City Attorney invoices for August 2025
- Extension of the local state of emergency for Fairway Canyon sewer repairs
- Approval of an $85,000 Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) grant agreement
- Selection of Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. as city underwriter
- Professional services agreements with Willdan Engineering and ERSC, Inc. up to $400,000 annually each
Planning Commission
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Special Meeting
The Beaumont City Council will hold a special meeting featuring a State of the City address. The session is scheduled for September 10, 2025, at the Four Seasons Ballroom.
- City of Beaumont State of the City Address
Economic Development Committee
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Beaumont Youth Council
The Beaumont Youth Council will meet to discuss its bylaws and the selection of elected seats. The agenda also includes a discussion on upcoming events, goals, and objectives.
- Discussion of Youth Council By Laws
- Discussion of Elected Seats
- Selection of a member to report at the next City Council Meeting
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for both closed and regular sessions to discuss litigation, labor negotiations, and real property purchases. The regular session includes several items regarding contract increases, infrastructure maintenance, and a recycled water permit project.
- Real property negotiation for vacant land north of 5th Street and west of Edgar
- Lease agreement with Inland Empire Small Business Development Center at 514 California Avenue
- Purchase order increase of $17,200 for Tyler Technologies
- Purchase order increase of $75,180 for Synagro West, LLC
- Professional services agreement with Rincon Consulting not to exceed $145,896
Workshop
The City Council will review the conceptual design for a new police station. Staff is requesting approval of the plan and direction on preferred construction and funding options.
- Future Police Station conceptual design and funding direction
Financial and Audit Committee
The Financial and Audit Committee will review proposed changes to special assessment and Community Facilities District goals and policies. The committee is tasked with making a recommendation to the City Council regarding these amendments.
- Adoption of Amended and Restated Special Assessment and Community Facilities District Goals and Policies
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for a closed session regarding litigation, labor negotiations, and real property at 105 West 6th Street. The regular session includes several consent calendar items involving financial updates, contract amendments, and emergency sewer repairs.
- Real property negotiation for 105 West 6th Street
- Increase of $70,000 to Environmental Law Group LLP agreement for Fairway Canyon sewer failure
- Approval of a $7,000 agreement with Spicer Consulting Group
- Extension of the local state of emergency for Fairway Canyon sewer mainline failure
- Amendment to Union Pacific Railroad contract increasing amount by $205,000 for Pennsylvania Avenue Widening Project
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review a request for General Plan conformity regarding the purchase of four vacant parcels on 5th Street. Additionally, they will consider an amendment to the Sundance Corporate Center Signage Program to add tenant wall and directional signs.
- General Plan Conformity Determination for land purchase on 5th Street (APNs 418-091-013, 418-091-014, 418-091-015, and part of 418-091-016)
- Second Amendment to the Sundance Corporate Center Signage Program (PLAN2025-0223)
Economic Development Committee
The Beaumont Economic Development Committee will review a staff recommendation to adopt an ordinance designating parking spaces for vehicles with Purple Heart license plates. The committee will evaluate the potential impact on local businesses before forwarding a recommendation to the City Council. Members will also approve June meeting minutes and receive updates on new business licenses, certificates of occupancy, and youth employment programs.
- Review of a proposed ordinance for Purple Heart license plate designated parking spaces
- Approval of Economic Development Committee minutes dated June 11, 2025
- Presentation on Riverside County Workforce Development business services and youth internships
- Reports on new business licenses and certificates of occupancy for June and July 2025
- Notice that the September 10, 2025 meeting is cancelled; next meeting is October 8, 2025
City Council Closed and Regular Session
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Parks and Recreation Committee
The committee will review several departmental reports, including the fiscal year 2025/2026 budget presentation. Discussion items also include a recap of summer recreation and an update on the Stewart Park Improvement Project Phase II.
- Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Budget Presentation
- Stewart Park Improvement Project Phase II – Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Grant Update
- Review of Smart Rain Irrigation System Implementation
- Summer 2025 Recreation Recap
Financial and Audit Committee
The committee will review the City's financial status and investment reports for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2024-2025. Members will also discuss updates to the city's purchasing and debt management policies.
- FY2024-2025 4th Quarter Budget Update and Financial Status Report
- FY2024-2025 4th Quarter Investment Report
- Purchasing Policy Update
- Updated Debt Management Policy
Special Meeting
The City Council will consider awarding a public works agreement for the FY25 Annual Citywide Street Improvements. The proposed contract involves construction work and includes a contingency amount for potential change orders.
- Public Works Agreement for FY25 Annual Citywide Street Improvements: $3,008,828.47 to Vance Corporation
- Proposed 10% project contingency: $300,883
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will consider a development agreement for a new shopping center at Oak Valley Parkway and the I-10 Freeway. The meeting also includes actions on emergency sewer mainline repairs in Fairway Canyon and various city contracts.
- Development Agreement for a 279,941 square-foot commercial shopping center
- Resolution to extend the local state of emergency for Fairway Canyon sewer repairs
- Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Clinical Laboratory Services of San Bernardino, Inc. for $264,795.00 total
- Approval of City Attorney invoices totaling $129,921.94
- Notice of Completion for painting at 514-516 California Avenue
Planning Commission
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Economic Development Committee
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City Council Closed and Regular Session
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City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for a closed session regarding litigation and personnel, followed by a regular session. Key agenda items include a public hearing for a new commercial shopping center development and several consent calendar approvals.
- Development Agreement for a 279,941 square-foot commercial shopping center at Oak Valley Parkway and I-10
- Ordinance establishing updated Fire Hazard Severity Zones
- Lease agreement with Riverside County Office of Economic Development for Pass Area Biz Hub
- Approval of City Attorney invoices totaling $114,928.50
- Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) award of $11,142
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a one-year time extension for the Beaumont Village shopping center project. Additionally, they will review a request to expand the Beaumont Dance Studio into an adjacent suite at 707 and 709 Beaumont Avenue.
- One-year extension of time for Beaumont Village (PLAN2025-0213) including Plot Plan, Conditional Use Permits, and Sign Program
- Conditional Use Permit amendment (CUP2025-0011) for the expansion of Beaumont Dance Studio at 707 Beaumont Avenue
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from May 14, 2025, and May 28, 2025
Economic Development Committee
The committee will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and establish a new subcommittee. This subcommittee is tasked with reviewing proposals for the Economic Development Strategic Plan.
- Approval of May 14, 2025, meeting minutes
- Formation of an Economic Development Strategic Plan Proposal Review Subcommittee
- Report regarding attendance at the May 2025 ICSC Las Vegas Conference
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for a closed session to discuss litigation and potential real property negotiations regarding 30 acres of vacant land. The regular session includes several consent calendar items such as housing reports, street dedication, and project completions.
- Negotiation for approximately 30 acres of vacant land (APN 428-030-001)
- Lease and affiliation agreements for the Pass Area Biz Hub at 514 California Avenue
- Offer of dedication for public road and utilities at Sundance Corporate Center
- Notice of completion for Veterans and First Responders Memorial Plaza
- Notice of completion for Pennsylvania Avenue Widening Project (CIP 2017-009)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the construction of a commercial center on a 28.95-acre site. The project includes multi-tenant buildings and commercial pad sites totaling approximately 279,941 square feet of retail and restaurant floor area.
- Oak Valley Village Plot Plan (PP2024-0059)
- Sign Program (PLAN2024-0157)
- Parking and Open Space Variances (V2024-0019 and V2025-0031)
- Development Agreement (PLAN2025-0177)
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee will review a draft Request for Proposal to update the city's 2019 Economic Development Strategic Plan. The meeting also includes a presentation of billboard artwork by BHS students and the approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Review and endorsement of a Request for Proposal to update the 2019 Economic Development Strategic Plan
- Presentation of Billboard Artwork by BHS Students
- Approval of April 9, 2025, meeting minutes
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding the repeal of the Noble Creek Vistas Specific Plan and a proposed 10-lot single-family subdivision. Additionally, staff will recommend that the City Council receive and file the 2024 Housing Element Annual Progress Report.
- Public hearing to consider repealing the Noble Creek Vistas Specific Plan
- Proposed subdivision of 2.70 acres into 10 single-family residential lots west of Pennsylvania Avenue and north of Eleventh Street
- Variance request for Tentative Tract Map 38879 regarding lot depth requirements
- Recommendation to receive and file the 2024 Housing Element Annual Progress Report
Beaumont Youth Council
The Youth Council will review previous minutes and discuss upcoming events and year-end recaps. The session includes updates from sub-committees and the establishment of objectives for fiscal year 2025-2026.
- Approval of March 11, 2025, meeting minutes
- Special guest: BHS Broadcast Advisor
- Selection of a member to report at the next City Council Meeting
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will consider several items including a traffic signal maintenance agreement and updated financial policies. The session also includes a public hearing regarding an appeal for the Aegis Apartments development at 1360 E. Sixth Street.
- Award of annual citywide traffic signal maintenance to Crosstown Electrical and Data, Inc. for up to $288,000 over three years
- Public hearing regarding an appeal of the Aegis Apartments plot plan at 1360 E. Sixth Street
- Approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with Beaumont Unified School District for the Public Recreational Aquatics Program
- Discussion of sewer mainline failure and emergency repairs in Fairway Canyon
- Closed session negotiation regarding property APN: 417-064-001 involving Hops & Spokes Brewing LLC
Special Meeting
The City Council will consider a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the 2025 Cherry Festival. This agreement outlines terms and responsibilities for the City's co-sponsorship of the event scheduled for May 29 through June 1, 2025.
- Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Beaumont, the Cherry Festival Association, and the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Recreation and Park District
Financial and Audit Committee
The Financial and Audit Committee will review proposed updates to the 2025 City of Beaumont Financial Policies and the Internal Service Fund Policy. The committee will also receive reports regarding city investments and budget status for the third quarter of fiscal year 2024-2025.
- Review of 2025 City of Beaumont Financial Policies Update
- Establishment of policies for Internal Service Fund
- FY2024-2025 3rd Quarter Investment Report
- FY2024-2025 3rd Quarter Budget to Actual Report
Parks and Recreation Committee
The Parks and Recreation Committee will review the final presentation of findings for the Parks and Community Services Master Plan. The committee is also scheduled to approve meeting minutes from January 27, 2025.
- Parks and Community Services Master Plan Final Presentation of Findings
- Approval of January 27, 2025, meeting minutes
Workshop
The City Council will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 Citywide Budget and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan. The purpose of this workshop is to provide staff direction before the budget returns for formal consideration and adoption.
- Fiscal Year 2026 Citywide Budget review
- Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan review
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The Council will meet in closed session to discuss real property negotiations for vacant land and potential litigation. The regular session includes the adoption of the 2025 Strategic Plan and a follow-up on emergency sewer repairs in Fairway Canyon.
- Negotiation for vacant land north of 5th Street and west of Edgar
- Negotiation for land involving Beaumont Unified School District
- Approval of City Attorney invoices totaling $102,950.38
- Final approval of Parcel Map No. 38953 for a 110.19-acre subdivision
- Adoption of the City of Beaumont 2025 Strategic Plan
Economic Development Committee
The Beaumont Economic Development Committee will approve its February meeting minutes and receive a status update on the Downtown Revitalization Plan. Staff will present contractor proposals and cost estimates for painted crosswalks in downtown Beaumont; the committee will review these materials to provide feedback for City Council consideration regarding local pedestrian infrastructure.
- Approval of February 12, 2025 committee minutes
- Review of contractor proposals and cost estimates for downtown painted crosswalks
- Receive and file overview of the Downtown Revitalization Plan
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several municipal code amendments and a resolution regarding the Noble Creek Vistas Specific Plan. Items include proposed changes to home occupation standards and a temporary suspension of offsite improvement requirements for single-family residential owners.
- Amendment to BMC Chapter 17.11.110 regarding Home Occupations
- Proposed suspension and revision of BMC 17.11.050 (Offsite Improvements) for up to six months
- Resolution to repeal the Noble Creek Vistas Specific Plan
Beaumont Youth Council
The Youth Council will review previous meeting minutes and city council highlights. The meeting also includes updates on upcoming community events and sub-committee progress.
- Approval of March 11, 2025, meeting minutes
- Flashlight Egg Hunt scheduled for April 19
- Breezin' Through Beaumont 5k scheduled for May 17
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will consider extending a local state of emergency regarding a sewer mainline failure in Fairway Canyon and increasing spending authority for repairs. Other items include a service agreement for the Mesa Lift Station Upgrade and an exception request for street cuts at two schools.
- Re-ratify local emergency declaration for Fairway Canyon sewer mainline failure
- Increase City Manager spending authority by $500,000 for sewer repairs (totaling $1,000,000)
- Service agreement and $103,162.50 in performance/payment bonds for Mesa Lift Station Upgrade
- Street cut moratorium exception request for Glen View High School and Palm Innovation Academy
- Amendment to Municipal Code Chapter 13.08 regarding 'Sewer System' lift stations and force mains
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a plot plan for 'Aegis Beaumont.' The proposal includes a two-story, market rate apartment complex consisting of nine three-bedroom units and six one-bedroom units on a 0.68-acre parcel.
- Public hearing for Aegis Beaumont apartment complex at 1360 E. Sixth Street
- Approval of March 12, 2025, Planning Commission minutes
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for closed and regular sessions to discuss personnel evaluations, real property negotiations, and municipal code amendments. Key agenda items include potential bond refunding strategies, the issuance of $7,500,000 in special tax bonds, and a $135,000 sponsorship request for the 2025 Cherry Festival.
- Real property negotiation for approximately 6.26 acres north of West 4th Street
- Approval of City Attorney invoices totaling $68,343.87
- Issuance of Special Tax Bonds for CFD No. 2016-3 up to $7,500,000
- Direction on minimum savings thresholds for outstanding CFD bond refundings
- Proposed $135,000 sponsorship for the 2025 Cherry Festival
Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to review the Public Review Draft of the Zoning Code and Map. This update is part of a strategic plan goal to revisit municipal codes and zoning.
- PLAN2024-0068 Zoning Code Update Workshop #3 – Capital Improvement Project (CIP) CD-04
- Review of Public Review Draft Zoning Code
- Review of Draft Zoning Map
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a liquor license for La Martina at 410 East Sixth Street and a permanent makeup studio at 315 East Sixth Street. Additionally, the commission will continue a public hearing regarding a proposed 15-unit apartment complex known as Aegis Beaumont.
- Conditional Use Permit for ABC Type 47 liquor license at 410 East Sixth Street
- Conditional Use Permit for a permanent makeup studio at 315 East Sixth Street
- Continuation of public hearing for Aegis Beaumont apartment complex at 1360 East Sixth Street
Economic Development Committee
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Beaumont Youth Council
The Youth Council will review previous meeting minutes and discuss upcoming community events. The agenda includes updates from sub-committees and a potential field trip to Stewart Park.
- Approval of February 11, 2025, meeting minutes
- Community Clean Up on March 22
- Color Run on March 30
- Egg Hunt on April 19
- Proposed field trip to Stewart Park
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The Council will meet for a closed session regarding litigation and potential property negotiations. The regular session includes discussions on updating the five-year Capital Improvement Plan and extending temporary parking requirement suspensions in the Downtown District.
- Negotiation for approximately 6.26 acres of vacant land near West 4th Street
- Fourth Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2025-2029 Capital Improvement Plan
- Extension of temporary suspension of off-street parking requirements for downtown non-residential structures
- Updated City Travel Expense and Reimbursement Policy
- Disposal or auction of identified City surplus property
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for closed sessions regarding real property negotiations and labor discussions. The regular session includes several action items involving development agreements, city committee appointments, and employment contracts.
- Negotiation for 6.26 acres of land north of West 4th Street from Lassen Development Partners, LLP
- Negotiation for vacant land near 5th Street and Edgar from Doug Jones
- Negotiation for vacant land (APN 404-140-002, -003) from A. Ginsburg Land Holdings
- Approval of a $5,000 event sponsorship for the Rotary Club of Beaumont – Cherry Valley
- Approval of City Attorney invoices totaling $97,877.11
Workshop
The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to review the Public Review Draft of the Zoning Code and Map. This update is part of the 2024 Strategic Plan regarding economic development and downtown goals.
- Zoning Code Update Workshop #2 (PLAN2024-0068)
Planning Commission
The Beaumont Planning Commission will hold public hearings on an ordinance that extends a temporary suspension of off-street parking requirements in the Downtown District for up to 18 months. Staff also recommends approving Variance V2024-0020, which waives the minimum 35-foot lot frontage rule for four lots at Fairway Canyon Meritage Tract. Additionally, the commission will conduct its annual review of active development agreements for multiple residential projects to verify compliance with approved terms. These actions affect downtown street parking availability and ensure new housing developments follow their contracted community plans.
- Ordinance extension temporarily suspending off-street parking requirements for non-residential structures in the Downtown District for up to 18 months
- Variance V2024-0020 requesting a waiver of the 35-foot minimum lot frontage requirement for four lots at Fairway Canyon Meritage Tract (Parcels 31462-29 and 31462-27)
- Annual compliance review of active development agreements covering Pardee-Sundance, Heartland, Hidden Canyon, Rolling Hills, and other residential projects
- Approval of minutes from the January 8, 2025 Planning Commission meeting
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee will reorganize by selecting a Chair and Vice Chair for 2025. Staff will also present updates regarding potential intersection murals, painted crosswalks in downtown Beaumont, and an economic development slogan.
- Selection of 2025 Chair and Vice Chair
- Discussion on intersection murals and painted crosswalks in Downtown Beaumont
- Proposal for an Economic Development Slogan for marketing materials
Beaumont Youth Council
The Youth Council will meet to adopt its 2024-25 goals and objectives. Members will also discuss selecting participants for a meeting with the Banning Youth Council on March 4, 2025.
- Approval of January 14, 2025 minutes
- Adoption of 2024-25 Goals and Objectives
- Selection of members to attend Banning Youth Council meeting on March 4, 2025
- Recap of City Council meeting highlights from November 2024 to February 2025
- Selection of a member to report at the next City Council Meeting
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will consider several items including a mid-year budget report, amendments to the municipal code regarding plot plans, and updates to the Capital Improvement Plan. The meeting also includes closed session discussions regarding litigation and personnel evaluations.
- Amendment to Beaumont Municipal Code Chapter 17.02 regarding Plot Plans
- Amendment to the FY 2025-2029 Capital Improvement Plan
- Deductive change order of $87,182.29 for Mesa Lift Station 16” Force Main Project
- Final lease payment of $191,072.96 for Motorola Police Department radios
- Contract extension with Dudek for water monitoring up to $57,165
Workshop
The City Council will conduct a workshop regarding strategic planning work plans. The council will also enter closed sessions to negotiate price and terms for the potential purchase of two different real estate properties.
- Strategic Planning work plan creation
- Negotiation for property 417-063-002 and 417-063-003 with ZXRA
- Negotiation for property 417-100-027 through 417-100-036 and 417-100-046 with 4th Street Industrial Park
Financial and Audit Committee
The Financial and Audit Committee will review revenue and expense assumptions for the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget process. The committee is also scheduled to receive mid-year budget and quarterly cash and investment reports.
- Selection of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
- Review of Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget revenue and expense assumptions
- Receipt of FY2024-2025 mid-year budget report
- Receipt of FY2024-2025 2nd quarter cash and investment report
Parks and Recreation Committee
The Parks and Recreation Committee will select a new Chair and Vice Chair. The committee will also receive progress updates on several capital improvement projects.
- Selection of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
- Palmer Park and Nicklaus Park Project updates (CIP Nos. P-05 and P-18)
- Parks and Community Services Master Plan update (CIP No. P-17)
- Stewart Park Improvement Project update (CIP No. P-10)
City Council Closed and Regular Session
The City Council will meet for closed sessions regarding litigation, potential legal cases, real property negotiations, and a performance evaluation for the City Manager. The regular session includes discussions on development fee findings, transportation mitigation fees, and an appeal from Tri Pointe Homes.
- Real property negotiations for multiple parcels including APN 418-091-002, APN 418-091-005, APN 404-140-007, and APN 424-010-007
- Ordinance to update participation in the Western Riverside County Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee (TUMF) program
- Resolution regarding unexpended development fees per Government Code Section 6600
- Public hearing continuation for Tri Pointe Homes appeal of a Development Agreement finding
- Maintenance bond exoneration for sewer improvements at Tract Map No. 27971-7
Beaumont Youth Council
The Youth Council will meet to approve previous minutes and adopt goals and objectives. The council will also select a member to report at the next City Council meeting.
- Approval of Minutes
- Adoption of Goals and Objectives
- Selection of Youth Council Member for City Council report out assignment
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a karate studio at 680 Beaumont Avenue. They will also review proposed amendments to the Beaumont Municipal Code regarding plot plans and administration.
- Conditional Use Permit CUP2024-0008 for Red Dragon Karate at 680 Beaumont Avenue
- Code Amendment PLAN2024-0158 regarding Beaumont Municipal Code Chapters 17.02.030 and 17.02.070
- Selection of the 2025 Planning Commission Chair and Vice Chair
Economic Development Committee
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