Moreno Valley public meetings in 2025

Planning Commission

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Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session. The council will discuss existing litigation and potential significant exposure to litigation with legal counsel.

• Existing litigation: Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley (Case No. EDCV 25-1650 AB (PVC))
• Discussion regarding one potential case involving significant exposure to litigation

The City Council voted to indemnify the Mayor regarding the case Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley. This indemnification is provided up to the point that the city's insurance provider, PERMA, covers the matter.

• Approved indemnification for the Mayor in Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley (3-1)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several items including municipal code amendments, property annexations into community facilities districts, and a residential subdivision map. The meeting also includes discussions on adjusting parks and community services user fees and awarding a citywide intersection visibility contract.

• Amendment to Municipal Code Title 5 (Business Regulations) and Title 9 (Planning and Zoning)
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2014-01 and CFD No. 2023-01
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Adjustment to the City User Fee Schedule for Parks & Community Services effective January 1, 2026
• Approval of Tract Map 38442 for a 108 lot residential subdivision by DR Horton Los Angeles Holding Company, Inc.

The City Council approved several items including municipal code amendments, tract map approvals, and a citywide intersection visibility project. The council also authorized new incentive programs for the Moreno Valley Electric Utility.

• Approved Municipal Code amendments for business and zoning (5-0)
• Approved December 2 and December 9 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Received and filed Council Discretionary Expenditure and Training/Travel reports (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-77 appointing a City Treasurer (5-0)
• Approved annexations for CFD No. 2014-01 and CFD No. 2023-01 (5-0)
• Approved annexation of territory to CSD Parks Maintenance (5-0)
• Ratified a list of personnel changes (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-80 for Parks & Community Services user fee adjustments (5-0)

Planning Commission

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Study Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a study session to review California Senate Bill 707 regarding open meetings. Additionally, the Public Works department will present the Moreno Valley Utility (MVU) business plan.

• California Senate Bill 707 - Modernizing Open Meetings report
• Moreno Valley Utility (MVU) Business Plan report

The City Council conducted a joint study session regarding California Senate Bill 707 and the Moreno Valley Utility business plan. No substantive votes or legislative actions were taken during the meeting.

• No substantive decisions were made during this study session

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session. The council is scheduled to discuss a specific legal matter with its attorney.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley (Case No. EDCV 25-1650 AB (PVC))

The City Council held a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding the case Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no reportable action was taken during the session.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several items including a construction contract for the Moreno Valley Senior Center Expansion Project. Other discussed matters include municipal code amendments, utility land dedication, and mobile charger purchases.

• Construction contract for Moreno Valley Senior Center Expansion via Plyco Corp. for $5,963,451
• Purchase of one ChargeRigs Flexx 120 Mobile DC Fast Charger Unit for $227,522
• Dedication of Old Perris Boulevard (formerly Judson Street) for public utility purposes
• Public hearing regarding CDBG, HOME, and ESG Grant Objectives and Policies for Program Year 2026-2027
• Municipal code amendments regarding business regulations and planning/zoning

The council approved a $5,963,451 construction contract for the Moreno Valley Senior Center Expansion Project and adopted FY 2026–27 administrative budgets for city successor agencies. Members also introduced two ordinances revising business licensing and zoning regulations to be finalized at a later meeting. These decisions fund local facility upgrades, align municipal finances with state oversight requirements, and streamline permitting processes for residents and property owners.

• Approved $5,963,451 construction contract with Plyco Corp. for the Moreno Valley Senior Center Expansion Project (3-0)
• Authorized a $227,522 purchase order for one mobile DC fast charger unit from Faith Energy Group (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution SA 2025-06 approving the FY 2026–27 Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule and Administrative Budget (3-0)
• Accepted dedication of Old Perris Boulevard (formerly Judson Street) for public utility purposes (3-0)
• Approved CDBG, HOME, and ESG Grant Objectives and Policies for Program Year 2026-2027 (3-0)
• Introduced Ordinance No. 1034 revising business licensing regulations and Ordinance No. 1035 updating zoning rules; both to be adopted at a subsequent meeting (3-0)

Planning Commission

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City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several fiscal reports including discretionary expenditures and training/travel costs. The meeting includes discussions on budget amendments for multiple agencies and the annexation of parcels into community facilities districts.

• Review of FY 2025/26 First Quarter Operating and CIP Budget amendments
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2023-01 (Public Safety Services)
• Application for FY 2026-27 Child Care Development Program funds
• Review of Utility Box Art Program application for Pigeon Pass Rd. and Old Lake Dr.

The City Council approved several fiscal updates, including revised operating and CIP budgets for multiple agencies. Additional actions included approving land annexations, personnel changes, and public art program applications.

• Approved November 4, 2025, closed session and regular meeting minutes
• Received and filed Council Discretionary Expenditure Report (July 1 – Sept 30, 2025)
• Received and filed September 2025 City Council Training & Travel Expenditure Report
• Adopted revised FY 2025/26 operating and CIP budgets for the City, CSD, Housing Authority, Successor Agency, and Community Foundation
• Received and filed Quarterly Investment Report ending September 30, 2025
• Received and filed Annual AB1600 Compliance Report for FY 2024-25
• Approved annexation of territory to CSD CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Approved annexation of territory to CFD No. 2023-01 (Public Safety Services)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

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Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a proposal for 139 attached multifamily residential units involving a tract map, plot plan, and two variances. Additionally, the commission will review an omnibus municipal code amendment intended to update and streamline various development standards.

• Tentative Tract Map No. 38955 for 139 attached multifamily residential units
• Variances for residential setbacks and retaining wall heights (PEN24-0144, PEN24-0095)
• Omnibus Municipal Code Amendment (PEN25-0149) to update Title 9 development standards

Study Session City Council Meeting

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City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several items including an ordinance for new California Building Standard Codes. They are also considering a professional services agreement for a citywide classification and compensation study.

• Adoption of Ordinance No. 1033 regarding 2025 California Building Standard Codes
• Professional Services Agreement with Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. for $332,200
• Resolution ratifying the 2024 Power Source Disclosure Program Annual Report
• Selection of an official city flag design from top three recommendations
• Review of background information regarding the Sister City Program

The City Council approved a $332,200 professional services agreement for a classification and compensation study. Additionally, the council selected submission 3 as the first-place winner of the city flag design competition.

• Added SNAP suspension urgency item to agenda (5-0)
• Approved order of agenda (5-0)
• Approved Joint Consent Calendars (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-71 regarding power source disclosure (5-0)
• Approved $332,200 compensation study agreement with Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. (4-1)
• Selected submission 3 as first-place city flag winner (5-0)
• Directed staff to bring multiple flag designs back to a future meeting (5-0)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss potential and existing legal matters. This includes discussions regarding significant exposure to litigation and a specific existing case.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding two potential cases of significant exposure to litigation
• Conference with legal counsel regarding Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley (Case No. EDCV 25-1650 AB (PVC))

The City Council approved a $2,000,000 settlement with Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. to dismiss the City from his federal court lawsuit. The agreement directs the City Manager and City Attorney to execute the settlement terms.

• Approved $2 million settlement with Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. (4-0, Mayor recused)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a supplemental report regarding the MoVal 2040 Project. The body is asked to consider recommendations for adopting the 2024 General Plan Update, associated zoning amendments, and the 2024 Climate Action Plan.

• 2024 General Plan Update, Associated Zoning Text and Zoning Atlas Amendment
• 2024 Climate Action Plan
• Resolution No. 2024-14 regarding Final Revised EIR findings
• Resolution No. 2025-15 regarding the General Plan Update and Climate Action Plan
• Responses to California Attorney General CEQA mitigation measure comments

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session. The council will discuss one matter involving significant exposure to litigation and one existing litigation case.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding significant exposure to litigation (one case)
• Conference with legal counsel regarding Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley (Case No. EDCV 25-1650 AB (PVC))

The City Council held a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding one case of significant exposure to litigation and one existing litigation matter. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no reportable action was taken during the session.

• No reportable action taken in Closed Session

City Council Regular Meeting

The Moreno Valley City Council will vote on several consent calendar items, including approving a construction contract for the Lakeshore Village Branch Library and a tract map for a new residential neighborhood at Quincy Street and Brodiaea Avenue. The council will also hold a public hearing to introduce and adopt updated state building codes under Title 8, and consider grant applications for two childhood hunger programs. These actions determine local infrastructure spending, housing density near the specified intersection, construction safety standards, and community food assistance funding.

• Award a $3,725,000 construction contract ($4,283,750 total purchase order with contingency) to PCN3, Inc. for tenant improvements at the Lakeshore Village Branch Library.
• Approve Tract Map 37544 for PEN23-0039, a 45-lot residential subdivision by Brodiaea 45, LLC at the northwest corner of Quincy Street and Brodiaea Avenue.
• Adopt Ordinance No. 1032 approving Specific Plan Amendment (PEN23-0092) and zoning atlas amendments for the Moreno Valley Business Park.
• Hold a public hearing to adopt an ordinance amending Title 8 to implement the California Building Standard Codes 2025 Editions.
• Authorize grant applications for the Grocery Access Program and No Kid Hungry Program to support childhood hunger relief.

The City Council approved a specific plan amendment for the Moreno Valley Business Park and awarded a $3.7 million contract for Lakeshore Village branch library improvements. Additional actions included approving various annexations, personnel changes, and a 2026 special events calendar.

• Approved Ordinance No. 1032 for Moreno Valley Business Park specific plan amendment
• Approved October 7, 2025 closed session and regular meeting minutes
• Received and filed Council Discretionary Expenditure Report (July-August 2025)
• Received and filed City Council Training & Travel Expenditure Report (August 2025)
• Authorized grant applications for Grocery Access and No Kid Hungry food programs
• Approved annexations into CFD No. 2014-01 and CFD No. 2023-01
• Approved annexation into CSD Community Facilities No. 2021-01
• Ratified list of personnel changes

Study Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a study session to review several items. Discussion topics include campaign activity restrictions, the Rancho Belago Estates annexation, and community fire hazard reduction.

• Campaign activity restrictions
• Rancho Belago Estates annexation
• Community fire hazard reduction

The City Council held a joint study session to discuss several topics. Discussions included campaign activity restrictions, the Rancho Belago Estates annexation, and community fire hazard reduction.

• No substantive decisions or votes were recorded during this study session.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review the 2024 General Plan Update, which includes associated zoning text and atlas amendments. The discussion also covers the 2024 Climate Action Plan and a revised Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR).

• 2024 General Plan Update, Associated Zoning Text and Zoning Atlas Amendment
• 2024 Climate Action Plan
• Resolution No. 2025-14 regarding the Final Revised EIR
• Resolution No. 2025-15 regarding the General Plan Update

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session to discuss legal matters. The discussion includes potential new litigation and two existing lawsuits.

• Potential initiation of one case of litigation
• Sierra Club v. City of Moreno Valley (Case No. CVRI12101221)
• Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera and City of Moreno Valley (Case No. EDCV 25-1650 AB (PVC))

The City Council held a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding potential and existing litigation. No reportable action was taken during the session.

City Council Regular Meeting

The Moreno Valley City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed zoning and general plan amendments to allow a roughly 220,390-square-foot light industrial building at Heacock Street and Ironwood Avenue. Staff recommends approving the entitlements alongside required environmental documentation. The council will also vote on routine police vehicle purchases, temporary road closures for community events, and advisory board appointments.

• Public hearing on General Plan and Specific Plan amendments for a ~220,390 sq ft light industrial building at Heacock Street and Ironwood Avenue
• Vote to approve $143,154.57 for three replacement police motorcycles and related emergency equipment
• Approve temporary road closures on Cottonwood Avenue between Perris Boulevard and Kitching Street for a St. Christopher Parish procession
• Review Art Commission funding approval for a public sculpture at the Community Demonstration Garden
• Accept dedication of Lot P (Tract No. 3016) for use as a public alley in District 1

The City Council approved a General Plan amendment, plot plan, and specific plan amendment for the Moreno Valley Business Park Building 5. The council also authorized several road closures for upcoming community events and approved the purchase of three police motorcycles.

• Approved Moreno Valley Business Park Building 5 project amendments (5-0)
• Authorized $143,154.57 for three 2026 BMW RT-P police motorcycles
• Approved $2,500 in-kind sponsorship for St. Christopher Parish event
• Approved temporary road closures for St. Christopher Parish procession
• Approved road closures for the 2025 Annual Fun Color Run
• Approved road closures for the 2025 Annual Trunk-or-Treat event
• Adopted Resolution 2025-66 regarding dedication of Lot P for public alley purposes
• Approved Juan Carlos Hernandez-Marquez Jr. sculpture funding and agreement

Planning Commission

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Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in a closed session. The council is scheduled to discuss existing litigation with its legal counsel.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation

City Council Regular Meeting

The Moreno Valley City Council will review several items including the acceptance of Bella Sera Park into the city's park system. The agenda also includes a request to purchase a high security keyway system and various land annexation requests for community facilities districts.

• Acceptance of Bella Sera Park from D.R. Horton Los Angeles Holding Company, Inc.
• $263,190 purchase of a city-owned high security keyway system from Roy E. Whitehead, Inc.
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2023-01 (Public Safety Services)
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 1031 regarding City Council Advisory Boards and Commissions

The City Council approved multiple administrative items including meeting minutes, personnel changes, and various expenditure reports. Key actions included the acceptance of Bella Sera Park into the city park system and the purchase of a high security keyway system.

• Approved Agenda Order (4-0)
• Approved Joint Consent Calendars (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 1031 regarding advisory board annual reports
• Approved September 2, 2025 Closed Session minutes
• Approved September 2, 2025 Regular Meeting minutes
• Approved September 9, 2025 Study Session minutes
• Appointed Mayor Ulises Cabrera as League of California Cities delegate and Councilmember Erlan Gonzalez as alternate
• Received and filed July 2025 Council Discretionary Expenditure Report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a request for a light industrial building at Heacock Street and Ironwood Avenue. The commission will also review a plot plan for a new laundromat on Sunnymead Boulevard.

• Proposed 220,390 square foot light industrial building at Heacock Street and Ironwood Avenue
• Specific Plan Amendment (PEN23-0092) to change land use from Retail Commercial to Mixed Use
• General Plan Amendment (PEN24-0167) to change land use from Commercial to Business Park
• Plot plan for a 5,480 square foot laundromat at 24693 Sunnymead Boulevard

Study Session City Council Meeting

The Moreno Valley City Council will hold a study session on September 9, 2025, to review Office of Emergency Management operations and discuss a proposed contractor and subcontractor transparency ordinance. The agenda lists no supporting documents, dollar amounts, or specific vote actions for these items.

• Review of Office of Emergency Management operations
• Discussion of a contractor and subcontractor transparency ordinance

The joint study session included presentations regarding Office of Emergency Management operations and a Contractor/Subcontractor Transparency Ordinance. No substantive votes or legislative actions were taken during the meeting.

• No substantive decisions or votes were recorded

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet in a closed session to confer with legal counsel on several matters. These include discussions regarding threats to public services or facilities, potential litigation, significant exposure to litigation, and existing litigation.

• Consultation regarding threat to public services or facilities with PD Chief Mack, Fire Chief Park, and City Manager Mohan
• Conference with legal counsel regarding one potential initiation of litigation
• Conference with legal counsel regarding one case of significant exposure to litigation
• Conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation

The City Council held a closed session to consult with the City Manager and department chiefs regarding public services and various litigation matters. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no action was taken during the session.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several items including road safety improvements, a citizens academy, and a homeless outreach pilot program. They will also hold an appeal hearing regarding a proposed Dutch Bros Coffee commercial building.

• Award of $335,975 contract to Select Electric, Inc. for Iris Avenue Corridor Safety Improvements
• First amendment to Perceptive Enterprises, Inc. agreement for $500,000
• Approval of the Fall 2025 Moreno Valley Citizens Academy program
• Acquisition of a decommissioned aircraft donation from March Field Air Museum for Flight Deck Park
• Appeal hearing for a 950-square foot Dutch Bros Coffee commercial building with drive-through

The City Council approved a $335,975 construction contract for the Iris Avenue Corridor Safety Improvements. Other actions included approving the Fall 2025 Moreno Valley Citizens Academy and various administrative resolutions.

• Approved 2025 Energy Code and amendments for single-family air conditioners
• Approved August 19 and August 21 meeting minutes
• Approved implementation of Fall 2025 Moreno Valley Citizens Academy program
• Adopted official motto for Environmental and Historical Preservation Commission
• Authorized continuation of Homeless Community Outreach Pilot Program
• Adopted updated Title VI Program
• Approved donation of decommissioned aircraft from March Field Air Museum
• Approved $500,000 contract amendment for Perceptive Enterprises, Inc.

Planning Commission

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City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will convene at the Conference and Recreation Center for a State of the City event. The program includes reports on financial, public safety, infrastructure, and community highlights from fiscal year 24/25.

• State of the City Address by Mayor Cabrera
• Financial & Economic Development FY 24/25 Highlights
• Public Safety FY 24/25 Highlights
• Infrastructure FY 24/25 Highlights
• Community FY 24/25 Highlights

The City Council held a special meeting primarily for the annual State of the City address. The event included presentations on financial, public safety, infrastructure, and community highlights, as well as the presentation of several Community Leadership Awards.

• Presented State of the City Address by Mayor Cabrera
• Presented Financial & Economic Development FY 24/25 Highlights
• Presented Public Safety FY 24/25 Highlights
• Presented Infrastructure FY 24/25 Highlights
• Presented Community FY 24/25 Highlights
• Awarded Community Leadership Awards to various local organizations

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several fiscal reports, including advisory board annual reports and discretionary expenditures. The agenda includes decisions on land annexations for community facilities districts and the acceptance of two emergency management grants. Additionally, the council will consider a telecommunications license agreement for a cell tower at El Potrero Park.

• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2014-01 and CFD No. 2023-01
• Acceptance of $30,093 State Homeland Security Program grant
• Acceptance of $26,967 Emergency Management Performance Grant
• Cell tower lease at El Potrero Park with New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC

The City Council approved several items within the Joint Consent Calendar, including land annexations for Community Services Districts and various financial reports. Additionally, the council accepted two emergency management grant awards and a new continuity of operations policy.

• Continued appeal of Planning Commission conditional use permit to September 2, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved agenda order (5-0)
• Received and filed Annual Advisory Boards and Commissions reports (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. CSD 2025-28 for land annexation into CFD No. 2021-01
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-55 for land annexation into CFD No. 2014-01
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-56 for land annexation into CFD No. 2023-01
• Accepted $30,093 State Homeland Security Program grant via Resolution No. 2025-57
• Accepted $26,967 Emergency Management Performance Grant via Resolution No. 2025-58

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session to discuss various legal matters. The discussion includes potential exposure to litigation, the potential initiation of new litigation, and an existing case.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding significant exposure to litigation (two potential cases)
• Conference with legal counsel regarding potential initiation of litigation (one potential case)
• Existing litigation: Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera, et al. (Case Number: EDCV25-01650-AB)

The City Council voted to offer a settlement to Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. regarding his federal case against the City and Ulises Cabrera. The decision includes an agreement not to indemnify Mr. Cabrera for being sued in his individual capacity. Mayor Cabrera recused himself from this item due to a potential financial conflict of interest.

• Approved settlement offer for Elmer Robin Thomas Jr. v. Ulises Cabrera, et al. (3-1)

Planning Commission

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Study Session City Council Meeting

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City Council Regular Meeting

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Planning Commission

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City Council Regular Meeting

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Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a conditional use permit for a new commercial building. The commission will also receive a presentation on roles and responsibilities and review the 2024-2025 fiscal year annual report.

• Conditional Use Permit (PEN24-0013) for a 950-square foot Dutch Bros Coffee building with a drive-through
• Presentation on Planning Commission roles and responsibilities
• Planning Commission 2024-2025 Fiscal Year Annual Report

Study Session City Council Meeting

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City Council Regular Meeting

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Planning Commission

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City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several municipal code amendments, land use ordinances, and various loan agreements. Key discussions include an opioid settlement expenditure plan and a $325,000 grant for a new business accelerator program.

• Approval of Opioid Settlement Funds Expenditure Plan and $1,020,355 agreement with Riverside University Health Systems
• Acceptance of $325,000 California Jobs First Catalyst grant for a business accelerator program
• Adoption of Ordinance 1024 regarding the Fire Hazard Severity Zone Map
• Adoption of Ordinance 1025 for the Town Center at Moreno Valley Specific Plan
• Multiple loan agreements involving various Development Impact Fee funds

The City Council approved an Opioid Settlement Funds Expenditure Plan including a $1,020,355 agreement for behavioral health crisis response. Additionally, the council authorized several loan agreements involving the Facilities Replacement Reserve Fund and accepted a $325,000 grant for a business accelerator program.

• Approved Opioid Settlement Funds Expenditure Plan (5-0)
• Approved $1,020,355 agreement with Riverside University Health Systems (5-0)
• Accepted $325,000 California Jobs First Catalyst grant (5-0)
• Authorized $325,000 agreement with gener8tor Management, LLC (5-0)
• Approved Amendment No. 12 to Police Facilities Development Impact Fee loan (5-0)
• Approved loan between Facilities Replacement Reserve Fund and Park Improvements DIF (5-0)
• Approved loan between Facilities Replacement Reserve Fund and Public Art DIF (5-0)
• Approved loan between Facilities Replacement Reserve Fund and Recreation Center DIF (5-0)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in a closed session. The council is scheduled to discuss the potential initiation of three legal cases with its legal counsel.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding potential initiation of litigation (three potential cases)

The City Council entered a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding the potential initiation of litigation. The City Attorney reported that no action was taken during the closed session.

Planning Commission

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Study Session City Council Meeting

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Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session. The council is scheduled to discuss potential litigation and significant exposure to litigation with legal counsel.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding significant exposure to litigation (one case)
• Conference with legal counsel regarding the potential initiation of litigation (one case)

The City Council held a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding significant exposure to litigation and the potential initiation of litigation. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no action was taken during the session.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several high-value service agreements and construction contracts. Key items include a five-year veterinary agreement for the animal shelter and a grant for resilient infrastructure.

• $1,500,000 agreement for veterinary services at Moreno Valley Animal Shelter
• $134,141.49 FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant acceptance
• Introduction of ordinance regarding updated Fire Hazard Severity Zone Map
• $17,378,380 five-year agreement for professional library services with Library Systems & Services, LLC
• $632,530.95 contract for stage, sound, and lighting rentals from Big Ear Audio, LLC

The City Council approved several multi-year service agreements including veterinary care for the animal shelter and professional library services. Additionally, the council accepted a federal grant for resilient infrastructure and adopted an ordinance regarding fire hazard maps.

• Approved $1.5M agreement with Moreno Valley Community Vet Care for animal shelter services (5-0)
• Accepted $134,141.49 FEMA grant via the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 1024 regarding updated Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps (5-0)
• Approved annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2021-01 for parks maintenance (5-0)
• Approved annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2023-01 for public safety services (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-41 approving a joint community facilities agreement (5-0)
• Approved up to $17,378,380 agreement with Library Systems & Services, LLC (5-0)
• Awarded up to $632,530.95 contract to Big Ear Audio, LLC for stage and lighting rentals (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a proposal to adopt the 2022-2023 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. This action would incorporate the plan into the Safety Element of the 2006 General Plan.

• Adoption of the 2022-2023 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (General Plan Amendment PEN25-0066)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session. The council intends to discuss potential initiation of litigation and significant exposure to litigation with legal counsel.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding potential initiation of litigation (1 case)
• Conference with legal counsel regarding significant exposure to litigation (1 case)

The City Council held a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding potential and significant exposure to litigation. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no actions were taken during the session.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several financial and administrative items including workforce training programs and citywide service agreements. The meeting also includes discussions on debt management, investment policies, and annual special tax rates for various community facilities districts.

• Acceptance of a $150,000 Workforce Accelerator Grant to implement a skills program at BERC
• Award of a $140,000 professional services agreement to gener8tor Management, LLC for IT and cybersecurity training
• Approval of a $5,000,000 citywide janitorial services agreement with Merchants Building Maintenance, LLC
• Review of the annual Debt Management Policy and Annual Statement of Investment Policy
• Approval of fiscal year 2025/26 special tax rates for several Community Facilities Districts

The City Council approved several financial and service agreements, including a $150,000 workforce development grant. They also authorized a $5 million citywide janitorial services contract and approved various community facilities district special tax rates for fiscal year 2025/26.

• Approved agenda order (5-0)
• Approved Joint Consent Calendars (5-0)
• Approved May 6, 2025 Closed Session minutes
• Approved May 6, 2025 Regular Meeting minutes
• Received and filed Fiscal Year 2024/2025 City Discretionary Expenditure Report
• Received and filed March 2025 City Council Training & Travel Expenditure Report
• Accepted $150,000 Workforce Accelerator Grant and authorized $140,000 training agreement
• Approved Debt Management Policy

Study Session City Council Meeting

The Moreno Valley City Council will hold a study session to review the Capital Improvement Plan. This item is scheduled as part of the business portion of the meeting.

• Capital Improvement Plan presentation

The City Council and various boards held a joint study session to review the Capital Improvement Plan. Public Works Director Melissa Walker presented the plan, followed by a question-and-answer period with staff.

Planning Commission

The commission will consider a specific plan for the Town Center at Moreno Valley, which includes residential, retail, and hotel developments. Additionally, members will review a proposed Capital Improvement Plan and an omnibus amendment to the Municipal Code.

• Town Center at Moreno Valley Specific Plan: 800 residential units, 105,890 sq-ft of general retail, 15,000 sq-ft of office, a 106-room hotel, and 4.9 acres of park area
• Proposed Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2025/26 – 2026/27
• Omnibus Municipal Code amendment (PEN25-0021) to update Title 9 development standards

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several multi-year service agreements for city maintenance and public safety. The agenda also includes land annexations, ordinance updates, and a construction contract for street improvements.

• Award of $5,160,600 5-year contract to West Coast Arborists, Inc. for tree trimming and removal
• Award of $2,213,719 5-year contract to Mariposa Landscapes, Inc. for landscape maintenance
• Award of $686,794 5-year contract to E.R. Block Plumbing, Inc. for backflow testing and repair
• Construction agreement of $432,851.50 to California Professional Engineering, Inc. for Heacock Street/Cactus Avenue improvements
• Second reading of Ordinance 1021 regarding Specific Plan Amendment PEN20-0138

The City Council approved several multi-year service agreements for landscaping, tree removal, and backflow testing. Additionally, the council approved land annexations for community service districts and various municipal ordinances.

• Adopted Ordinance 1021 repealing Ordinance 978
• Approved April 2025 meeting minutes for Study Session, Closed Session, and Regular Meeting
• Adopted Security Plan Ordinance 1023
• Received and filed March 2025 Payment Register
• Approved annexation of territory to CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Approved annexation of territory to CFD No. 2023-01 (Public Safety Services)
• Approved $686,794 contract with E.R. Block Plumbing, Inc. for backflow services
• Approved $2,213,719 contract with Mariposa Landscapes, Inc. for landscape maintenance

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet in a closed session to discuss several confidential items. These include a public employee performance evaluation, a conference with a labor negotiator regarding an unrepresented employee, and a discussion with legal counsel regarding existing litigation.

• Public employee performance evaluation for Manager of the Office of Mayor and City Council/City Clerk
• Conference with labor negotiator regarding unrepresented employee M. Patricia Rodriguez
• Conference with legal counsel regarding unspecified existing litigation

The City Council approved changes to the employment agreement for Patricia Rodriguez, Manager of the Office of the Mayor and City Council/City Clerk. The decision includes an annual salary increase to $175,000 and the removal of a two-year term provision from her contract.

• Approved salary increase to $175,000 for Manager of the Office of the Mayor and City Council/City Clerk (5-0)
• Approved removal of section 2.1 (two-year term) from employment agreement (5-0)

Planning Commission

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City Council Regular Meeting

The Moreno Valley City Council will review several major professional service agreements related to utility customer services, engineering, and operations. The agenda also includes discussions on labor union memorandums of understanding and a tract map approval for Indian Street and Angella Way.

• Award of $7,911,599.72 professional services agreement to ESC Partners for utility customer services
• Award of $2,851,395.50 professional services agreement to CLP Engineering, LLC for utility engineering
• Award of $8,846,399.37 professional services agreement to CLP Operations & Maintenance, Inc. for utility operations
• Approval of successor Memoranda of Understanding with IBEW 47, Moreno Valley Management Association, and Moreno Valley Confidential Management Employees
• Approval of Tract Map 38363 at the northeast corner of Indian Street and Angella Way

The City Council approved several major professional services agreements for Moreno Valley Utility, including customer and engineering services. Additionally, the council adopted new rules of procedure for meetings and approved successor labor agreements.

• Approved Resolution 2025-21 amending Rules of Procedure for Council meetings
• Approved successor Memoranda of Understanding with IBEW 47, Management Association, and Confidential Management Employees
• Approved $435,675 five-year agreement with Rogers Anderson Malody & Scott, LLP for auditing services
• Approved Tract Map 38363 at Indian Street and Angella Way
• Approved $7,911,599.72 agreement with ESC Partners for utility customer services
• Approved $2,851,395.50 agreement with CLP Engineering, LLC for utility engineering services
• Approved $8,846,399.37 agreement with CLP Operations & Maintenance, Inc. for utility operations services

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet in a closed session to confer with legal counsel. Discussions include labor negotiations with three employee organizations and one potential case involving significant exposure to litigation.

• Labor negotiations with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 47 (IBEW)
• Labor negotiations with Moreno Valley Management Association (MVMA)
• Labor negotiations with Moreno Valley Confidential Management Employees (MVCME)
• Conference with legal counsel regarding one potential case of significant exposure to litigation

The City Council held a closed session regarding labor negotiators and legal counsel. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no actions were taken during the session.

Planning Commission

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Study Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will conduct a study session featuring overview presentations from several city departments. These presentations include the City Manager, Community Development, Economic Development & Housing, Fire, Police, and Public Works.

• City Manager department overview
• Community Development department overview
• Economic Development & Housing department overview
• Fire department overview
• Police department overview

The City Council and various boards held a joint study session featuring presentations from several city departments. Presentations included updates from the City Manager, Community Development, Economic Development/Housing, Public Works, Police, and Fire departments.

• City Council received department overviews from City Manager, Community Development, Economic Development/Housing, Public Works, Police, and Fire

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, Housing Authority, and other agencies will convene in a closed session. The meeting includes discussions with legal counsel regarding existing litigation, potential new litigation, and labor negotiations.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation
• Conference with legal counsel regarding the potential initiation of litigation
• Conference with labor negotiators

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several public works items including a five-year pavement management plan and a local streets capital improvement plan. The agenda also includes various land annexations, tract map approvals, and a major drainage project near Sunnymead Boulevard.

• Approval of Measure A Local Streets and Roads Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (2025/26 to 2029/30)
• Ordinance No. 1022 regarding City Council Advisory Boards and Commissions
• Tract Maps 38265 and 38265-1 at the southeast corner of Bay Avenue and Volga Lane
• Five-Year Look-Ahead Pavement Management Program Plan (2025-26 to 2029-30)
• $634,200 agreement with TKE Engineering, Inc. for Sunnymead Master Drainage Plan Storm Drain Line H

The City Council approved several items including the Measure A Local Streets and Roads Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan and a pavement management plan. They also authorized a $634,200 agreement with TKE Engineering for the Sunnymead Master Drainage Plan. Additionally, multiple land annexations into community facilities districts were approved.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 1022 regarding City Council Advisory Boards and Commissions
• Approved Measure A Local Streets and Roads Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (2025/26 to 2029/30)
• Approved annexation of territory into CFD No. 2014-01 via Resolution No. 2025-18
• Approved annexation of territory into CFD No. 2023-01 via Resolution No. 2025-19
• Approved annexation of territory into CSD CFD No. 2021-01 via Resolution No. CSD 2025-11
• Approved Tract Maps 38265 and 38265-1
• Approved Clean Mobility Program Project Memorandum of Understanding
• Approved Five-Year Look-Ahead Pavement Management Program Plan (2025-2026 to 2029-2030)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a three-story self-storage facility on Moreno Beach Drive. They will also review a proposed ordinance that would require security plans for certain commercial and multi-family projects.

• Safstore Self Storage Project: 126,600 square-foot three-story facility on 2.3 acres east of Moreno Beach Drive
• Security Plan Ordinance: Requires security plans for commercial centers over two acres and new multi-family projects exceeding 50 units

The Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for the Safstore Self Storage project. They also recommended that the City Council adopt an ordinance requiring security plans for specific commercial and multi-family developments.

• Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
• Approved Consent Calendar (7-0)
• Approved Safstore Self Storage Conditional Use Permit PEN24-0064 (7-0)
• Recommended Security Plan Ordinance PEN25-0022 to City Council (7-0)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The Moreno Valley City Council will convene a closed session on March 18, 2025, to confer with legal counsel regarding litigation matters. The agenda lists two potential new cases and one existing lawsuit, Sierra Club vs. City of Moreno Valley (Case Nos. CVRI210122; CVRI2101518). As a closed session, these items will not be open to the public or subject to a vote during this meeting.

• Conference with legal counsel on two potential new litigation cases
• Closed session review of existing lawsuit: Sierra Club vs. City of Moreno Valley (Case Nos. CVRI210122; CVRI2101518)
• Public comments limited to agenda items only during the 4:00 PM meeting at City Hall, 14177 Frederick Street

The City Council and various boards held a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding potential and existing litigation. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no action was taken during the session.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several items including the repeal of entitlements for Moreno Valley Business Park Building 5 following a writ of mandate. Other actions include approving a $100,000 memorandum of understanding for Moreno Valley College and awarding a lighting contract for Grand Valley Ballroom.

• Repeal of Moreno Valley Business Park Building 5 entitlements pursuant to Writ of Mandate
• $100,000 allocation for the College Promise Initiative at Moreno Valley College
• $124,250 construction contract for Grand Valley Ballroom Outdoor Patio Lighting Project
• Appointment of City Treasurer Dena Heald
• FY 2025/26 assessments for Community Services District Landscape and Lighting Maintenance Districts

The City Council approved several administrative actions including the appointment of a City Treasurer and the repeal of entitlements for Moreno Valley Business Park Building 5. Additionally, the council authorized $100,000 for the College Promise Initiative and awarded a contract for ballroom patio lighting.

• Repealed entitlements for Moreno Valley Business Park Building 5 (The District)
• Appointed a City Treasurer via Resolution No. 2025-15
• Approved revisions to Policy 1.03 regarding staff assistance to Council
• Approved $100,000 MOU for the College Promise Initiative at Moreno Valley College
• Initiated proceedings to levy assessments for CSD Landscape Maintenance District No. 2014-02
• Initiated proceedings to levy assessments for CSD Lighting Maintenance District No. 2014-01
• Awarded $124,250 contract to Inland Electric Inc. for Grand Valley Ballroom lighting
• Approved zero-emission vehicle grant agreement with matching funding requirements

Planning Commission

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Study Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will conduct a study session focused on departmental overviews. The discussion includes presentations from the City Clerk, Financial & Management Services, Human Resources, Parks & Community Services, and the City Attorney.

• City Clerk department overview
• Financial & Management Services department overview
• Human Resources department overview
• Parks & Community Services department overview
• City Attorney department overview

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing mid-year operating and capital improvement budget amendments for several city agencies. The agenda also includes discussions on housing agreements, land annexations, and public works contracts.

• Mid-year operating and CIP budget reviews for the City, CSD, Housing Authority, and Community Foundation
• Amendments and assignment of agreements for 'Elevate at Towngate'
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance) and CFD No. 2023-01 (Public Safety Services)
• $384,800 contract for Citywide Full Trash Capture Device Installation with G2 Construction, Inc.
• Water Quality Basin Maintenance Agreement for Tract 37909 at Iris Avenue and Wedow Drive

The City Council approved several mid-year operating and CIP budget amendments for various city agencies. Additionally, the council authorized a $384,800 contract for citywide trash capture device installation and appointed delegates for the upcoming SCAG General Assembly.

• Approved agenda order (5-0)
• Approved February 18, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approved February 11, 2025 study session minutes
• Appointed Mayor Cabrera as Delegate and Councilmember Delgado as Alternate for SCAG General Assembly
• Approved amendments and assignment for Elevate at Towngate
• Adopted mid-year operating and CIP budgets for City Council and affiliated boards
• Approved annexation of territory into CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Approved annexation of territory into CFD No. 2023-01 (Public Safety Services)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council, Community Services District, and Housing Authority will meet in closed session. The council is scheduled to discuss matters involving significant exposure to litigation.

• Conference with legal counsel regarding two potential cases of significant exposure to litigation

The City Council entered a closed session to confer with legal counsel regarding significant exposure to litigation. City Attorney Steven Quintanilla reported that no action was taken during the session.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a conditional use permit for off-sale alcohol at Jacksons Food Store. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Hire MoVal program and a discussion regarding commission apparel.

• Conditional Use Permit (PEN24-0082) for off-sale beer, wine, and distilled spirits at Jacksons Food Store
• Presentation from Economic Development on the Hire MoVal Program
• Discussion of City logo apparel and color selection for the Planning Commission

The Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit (PEN24-0082) and selected navy blue with white lettering for city logo apparel. The commission also received a presentation regarding the Hire MoVal program.

• Approved the Agenda (7-0)
• Approved the Consent Calendar (7-0)
• Received Hire MoVal presentation
• Approved Conditional Use Permit PEN24-0082 (4-3)
• Selected navy blue with white lettering for commission apparel (7-0)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

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City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several consent calendar items including financial reports and personnel changes. Key actions include approving sidewalk improvements, citywide speed cushions, and the naming of a new park.

• Approval of $124,986 for Bay Avenue sidewalk improvements with Willdan Engineering
• Awarding of $278,512 contract to Cali State Paving, Inc. for citywide speed cushions
• Amendment to increase portable restroom rental agreement by $92,839.65
• Naming of a new park at the corner of Alessandro Boulevard and Oliver Street
• Annexation of parcels into CFD No. 2021-01 (Parks Maintenance) and CFD No. 2023-01 (Public Safety Services)

The City Council approved a $278,512 construction contract for the Residential Traffic Management and Citywide Speed Cushion Program. Additional actions included approving a new park name at Alessandro Boulevard and Oliver Street, as well as several administrative and financial reports.

• Approved agenda order (5-0)
• Approved joint consent calendars I.1–I.14 (5-0)
• Approved February 4, 2025 meeting minutes
• Adopted Resolution 2025-06 regarding Records Retention Schedule
• Received and filed Council Discretionary Expenditure Report (July 1 – Dec 31, 2024)
• Received and filed December 2024 City Council Training & Travel Expenditure Report
• Received and filed December 2024 Payment Register
• Received and filed Quarterly Investment Report (ended Dec 31, 2024)

Planning Commission

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Study Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a study session regarding Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD). The discussion will cover the history, current developments, and future projects within Moreno Valley.

• EMWD: History, current developments, and future projects in Moreno Valley

The joint study session included presentations regarding local water utility history and future projects, as well as a summary of the Brown Act and conflict of interest laws. No substantive votes or legislative decisions were recorded during this session.

• No substantive decisions were made during this study session

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider a resolution to quitclaim the city's interest in pedestrian and vehicular abutter's rights. This action is intended to allow the Eastern Municipal Water District access to a proposed facility along Alessandro Boulevard west of Larissa Street.

• Resolution for the quitclaim of city interest in pedestrian and vehicular abutter's rights along Alessandro Boulevard west of Larissa Street

The City Council approved a resolution to quitclaim the city's interest in pedestrian and vehicular abutter's rights along Alessandro Boulevard west of Larissa Street. The council also approved the excused absence of Mayor Cabrera and several consent calendar items.

• Approved excused absence for Mayor Cabrera (3-1)
• Approved agenda order (4-0)
• Approved Joint Consent Calendars (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-05 regarding Alessandro Boulevard rights (Approved)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

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Planning Commission

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City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several administrative reports, including personnel changes and discretionary expenditures. Key business includes authorizing various utility purchases, a federal traffic safety grant, and a temporary road closure on Davis Road.

• Purchase of electric vehicle charging stations for the Corporate Yard up to $740,000
• Acceptance of a $280,000 federal grant for traffic safety improvements
• Purchase of 15kV medium voltage distribution cable for $450,000
• Public hearing for the temporary closure of Davis Road between Alessandro Boulevard and its terminus
• Review of a public art request for a mural at El Potrero Park restroom

The Moreno Valley City Council approved several infrastructure and public works contracts during its January 21 meeting. Key actions included accepting a $280,000 federal grant for traffic safety improvements, purchasing up to $740,000 in electric vehicle charging stations, and authorizing the temporary closure of Davis Road for utility access. The council also approved funding for a new public mural at El Potrero Park restroom and ratified tax record agreements for Measure U implementation. These decisions support local road maintenance, improve traffic safety through federal funding, install public charging infrastructure, and fund community arts programming.

• Approved up to $740,000 purchase order for EV charging stations at Corporate Yard via ChargePoint, Inc. (4-0)
• Accepted $280,000 federal Safe Streets and Roads for All grant with $70,000 local match for traffic safety improvements (4-0)
• Authorized up to $450,000 purchase order from OneSource Supply Solutions for 15kV medium voltage distribution cable (4-0)
• Approved temporary closure of Davis Road between Alessandro Boulevard and its terminus for right-of-way access (4-0)
• Approved funding for Christopher Poupore’s 400-square-foot mural at El Potrero Park restroom, requiring a burro image in the design (4-0)
• Authorized temporary license and easement agreement for right-of-entry access to Cottonwood Interim Basin (4-0)
• Confirmed City Manager authority to execute agreements with CDTFA for Measure U tax record implementation (4-0)
• Received and filed council discretionary, training, travel expenditure reports and ratified personnel changes (4-0)

Closed Session City Council Meeting

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Study Session City Council Meeting

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Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a plot plan for the Moss Toyota expansion at 12640 Auto Mall Drive. The proposed development includes a new single-story commercial building, car wash and vehicle detail bay buildings, and outdoor vehicle storage areas.

• Moss Toyota Expansion Project (Plot Plan PEN23-0067) at 12640 Auto Mall Drive

The Planning Commission approved the Moss Toyota expansion project (Plot Plan PEN23-0067) and adopted Resolution No. 2025-01, which determined the project is categorically exempt from CEQA provisions as an In-Fill Development Project. The agenda and the December 12, 2024, meeting minutes were also approved.

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• {'action': 'Approved the Consent Calendar', 'details': 'Includes the Planning Commission Minutes from the December 12, 2024, regular meeting. Approved 7 to 0.'}
• {'action': 'Approved Moss Toyota Expansion Project (Plot Plan PEN23-0067)', 'details': 'The commission adopted Resolution No. 2025-01, determining the project is Categorically Exempt from CEQA provisions as a Class 32 Exemption (In-Fill Development Projects). Approved 6 to 0, with one abstention.'}

City Council Regular Meeting

At the Jan 7, 2025 meeting, the Moreno Valley City Council will adopt Ordinance No. 1020, approve a $106,781.30 interagency reimbursement for Cactus Avenue trench repair, and authorize annexations of parcels into two Community Facilities Districts. The council will also renew the After School Education and Safety grant, select a Mayor Pro Tem, appoint members to advisory boards, and direct staff to develop options for a regional sports complex and a badminton tournament.

• Approve Interagency Reimbursement Agreement for Cactus Avenue trench repair – city share $106,781.30
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 1020 for Development Agreement PEN24‑0080
• Annex parcels into Community Facilities District No. 2021‑01 (Parks Maintenance)
• Annex parcels into Community Facilities District No. 2023‑01 (Public Safety Services)
• Authorize renewal application and acceptance of After School Education and Safety (ASES) Grant for FY 2025/26‑2027/28

Closed Session City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet in closed session to confer with legal counsel and negotiators. Discussions include existing litigation, real property lease terms, and an unrepresented employee.

• Lease payment negotiations for the former Sears store property with Milbank Real Estate Investments LLC
• Legal conference regarding Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice, et al. v. City of Moreno Valley, et al. (Case No. CVRI2200683)
• Labor negotiation regarding the City Manager/Executive Director position (Brian Mohan)