Rialto public meetings in 2022

Planning Commission

The Rialto Planning Commission is conducting public hearings for two development requests. One involves modifying an animal hospital at 1786 North Riverside Avenue. The other concerns the development of an 82,000 square-foot industrial commerce center near Santa Ana Avenue.

• Modification of animal hospital use at 1786 North Riverside Avenue
• Development of an 82,000 square-foot industrial commerce center on Santa Ana Avenue
• Site and architectural review for the Santa Ana Avenue project

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a large-scale rezoning of 101.7 acres and an interim ordinance for truck routes. The agenda also includes the swearing-in of elected officials and several contract approvals.

• Public hearing for rezoning 101.7 acres to the Pepper Avenue Specific Plan
• Interim urgency ordinance designating truck routes and establishing a moratorium on other streets
• Contract amendment for 4LEAF, Inc. increasing total cost to $1,010,814
• Purchase of light towers from Ahern Rentals, Inc. for $117,980.86
• Appeal regarding a 62,248 square foot industrial warehouse at Locust Avenue and Stonehurst Drive

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The commission will review draft updates for Rialto Sports Leagues policies and procedures. Members will also discuss the Park Shelter Reservation Policy, specifically regarding deposit fees and cleanup checklists. A presentation on field allocation is also scheduled.

• Rialto Sports Leagues policy and procedure draft updates
• Park Shelter Reservation Policy deposit fees and cleanup checklist
• Field Allocation Presentation
• Updates from the Sports, Holiday/Events, and Hall of Fame committees
• Hall of Fame mission and vision discussion

City Council

The City Council will consider a public hearing request regarding land use changes for the Pepper Avenue Specific Plan. The agenda also includes budget amendments and several professional services contracts. Additionally, the council will review grant agreements for traffic enforcement and public safety.

• Public hearing request for Pepper Avenue Specific Plan (101.7 acres)
• $375,000 California Office of Traffic Safety grant agreement
• $160,556 California COPS allocation for public safety
• $40,319.75 San Bernardino County Opioid Settlement Funds agreement
• Professional services contracts for engineering and environmental services

Water Subcommittee

The Rialto Water Subcommittee is reviewing updates on several water infrastructure projects. This includes progress on the Lake Rialto design and the Advanced Metering Infrastructure project. The subcommittee will also consider a technical memorandum regarding housing element impacts on utilities.

• $684,304.89 authorization for emergency repair of City Well 4A and Chino Well 2 rehabilitation
• Update on Lake Rialto design and CEQA process
• Review of technical memorandum regarding General Plan Housing Element impacts on utilities
• Update on Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Implementation Project
• Update on Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects and Property Reuse

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding public hearings for several industrial projects. These include requests for a new electronic sign in the Industrial Park and two large-scale warehouse developments. One project covers 49,400 square feet at Rialto Avenue and Spruce Avenue, while another involves 62,248 square feet near Locust Avenue and Stonehurst Drive.

• 14-foot electronic message board sign in the Industrial Park (PC-22-993)
• 49,400 square-foot industrial center at Rialto Avenue and Spruce Avenue (PC-22-938)
• Site review for 49,400 square-foot building at Rialto Avenue and Spruce Avenue (PPD No. 2022-0027)
• 62,200 square-foot warehouse at Locust Avenue and Stonehurst Drive (PC-22-1003)
• Site review for 62,248 square-foot warehouse at Locust Avenue and Stonehurst Drive (PPD No. 2021-0061)

Economic Development Committee

The committee will review presentations for two industrial warehouse development projects. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the 2021-2029 Housing Element Update Rezone Program and a Smart Cities Plan to mitigate warehousing impacts. Members will also discuss truck route studies and downtown property updates.

• Development of a 163,445 square foot industrial warehouse on Rialto Avenue
• Proposal for two new warehouses totaling 121,902 square feet near Valley Boulevard
• 2021-2029 Housing Element Update Rezone Program
• Smart Cities Plan to mitigate warehousing and logistics impacts
• Truck Route Moratorium study

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The Recreation and Parks Commission will review the mission and vision for a Hall of Fame. The meeting also includes a field allocation presentation and discussions regarding a memorial tree policy.

• Discussion: Hall of Fame Mission and Vision
• Field Allocation Presentation
• Committee updates for Sports, Holiday/Events, and Hall of Fame
• Memorial Tree Policy discussion
• Approval of October 4, 2022 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings for a wireless facility on South Larch Avenue and an industrial building on Lilac Avenue. It will also review amendments to the Foothill Boulevard, Central Area, and Gateway Specific Plans. Additionally, the agenda includes a request to vacate a road easement near South Bloomington Avenue.

• Wireless antenna installation at 150 South Larch Avenue
• 82,698 square foot industrial building on Lilac Avenue
• Amendments to Foothill Boulevard, Central Area, and Gateway Specific Plans
• Vacation of a road easement near 530 South Bloomington Avenue
• Rezoning 101.7 acres to the Pepper Avenue Specific Plan

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission is reviewing monthly activity reports for waste management services and Veolia operations. The commission will also consider extraterritorial wastewater service agreements for properties in Bloomington and Rialto.

• Extraterritorial Wastewater Service Agreement for 19373 Slover Ave., Bloomington
• Extraterritorial Wastewater Service Agreement for 19080 Santa Ana Ave., Bloomington
• Extraterritorial Wastewater Service Agreement for 6268 Apple Ave., Rialto
• Monthly Activity Report for City of Rialto Waste Management Services
• Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Reports

Transportation Commission

The Commission will review traffic impact analyses for the Renaissance Place Residential Project and a warehouse project to assess their effect on local traffic. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from June and July 2022 meetings.

• Traffic Impact Analysis: Renaissance Place Residential Project (North Ayala Drive)
• Traffic Impact Analysis: Renaissance Planning Area 19 Warehouse (Laurel Avenue at North Renaissance Parkway)
• Approval of June 6, 2022, special meeting minutes
• Approval of July 6, 2022, regular meeting minutes

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The Rialto Recreation and Parks Commission will meet to approve minutes from the September 6, 2022, meeting. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Hall of Fame mission, CIP updates, and Socktober.

• Discussion: Hall of Fame Mission and Vision
• Discussion: CIP Updates
• Discussion: Socktober
• Committee updates for Sports, Holiday/Events, and Hall of Fame

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a proposal for a 492,410 square foot industrial commerce building at Valley Boulevard and Willow Avenue. The agenda also includes accepting $25,965 in Homeland Security Grant funds and discussing the relocation of the National Council of Negro Women Bethune Center. A public hearing is scheduled regarding an annexation to a landscaping and lighting maintenance district.

• Proposed 492,410 square foot industrial commerce building at Valley Boulevard and Willow Avenue
• Acceptance of $25,965 Homeland Security Grant Program funds
• Relocation of National Council of Negro Women Bethune Center to Grace Vargas Senior Center
• Public hearing for annexation to Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District No. 2
• Negotiations regarding the sale of approximately 22 acres near Miro Way

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will review monthly activity reports for City of Rialto Waste Management Services and Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance. The meeting also includes approval of the August 16, 2022, meeting minutes.

• Approval of August 16, 2022, meeting minutes
• Monthly Activity Report for City of Rialto Waste Management Services
• Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Reports (July 2022)
• Review of the commission's 'To Do List'

Planning Commission

The Rialto Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two development projects. These include a request for an 83,272 square foot commerce center near Willow Avenue and a 100,880 square foot industrial building at Locust Avenue and Lowell Street. The commission will also receive a presentation regarding the Foothill Central Specific Plan.

• Development of an 83,272 square foot commerce center near Willow Avenue
• Redevelopment of an industrial site for a 100,880 square foot building at Locust Avenue and Lowell Street
• Presentation regarding the Foothill Central Specific Plan

City Council

The council will consider grant applications for the I/10 Riverside Avenue Interchange and Safe Streets programs. The agenda also includes approvals for several residential subdivisions and updates to employee compensation plans.

• $19,800,000 SB 1 Trade Corridor Enhancement Program grant application
• $400,000 Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant application
• Tract Map 20204 for 130 single-family lots at Lytle Creek Ranch
• Tract Map 20108 for 30 single-family lots on Sycamore Avenue
• $477,994 OmniTrans Regional Mobility Partnership Program Grant

Transportation Commission

The commission will consider a traffic impact analysis for the Lilac Commerce Center located south of Santa Ana Avenue. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from June and July 2022 meetings and reports from department liaisons.

• Traffic Impact Analysis - Lilac Commerce Center (Lilac Avenue, south of Santa Ana Avenue)
• Approval of June 6, 2022, special meeting minutes
• Approval of July 6, 2022, regular meeting minutes
• Police Department Liaison Report
• RUSD Liaison Report

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The Recreation and Parks Commission will discuss the Hall of Fame and commissioner participation in special events. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the August 3, 2022, special meeting.

• Hall of Fame Discussion
• Special Events - Commissioner Participation
• Approval of August 3, 2022 Special Meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for several development projects. These include a request to change land use on West Foothill Boulevard and North Linden Avenue, wireless antenna colocation requests by Dish Wireless, and the redevelopment of an industrial site at Cedar Avenue and Durst Drive.

• Land use change from Residential-Mixed Use to Commercial-Pedestrian at 1364 West Foothill Blvd and 475 North Linden Ave
• Dish Wireless antenna colocation request at 172 East Baseline Road
• Dish Wireless antenna colocation request at 1123 South Cactus Avenue
• Redevelopment of a 201,239 square foot industrial building at Cedar Avenue and Durst Drive

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will review monthly activity for Rialto Waste Management Services and Veolia's operations and maintenance reports. The agenda also includes presentations on drinking water public health goals and consumer confidence reports.

• Monthly Activity Report for City of Rialto Waste Management Services
• 2022 Public Health Goals Report and 2021 Consumer Confidence Report on Drinking Water
• Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Reports (April, May, and June 2022)
• Approval of May 17, 2022 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will consider several items including a large water infrastructure project and the end of the moratorium on water disconnections. The agenda also includes updates on COVID-19 emergency measures and new ordinances regarding parcel mergers.

• $2,982,691 for Riverside Avenue Central Water Improvements Project
• Ending the moratorium on water disconnections and late penalties effective January 1, 2023
• $256,000 annual professional services agreement with AdminSure, Inc.
• $120,830 agreement with ARUP North America, Ltd. for a triennial review
• Ordinance 1668 regarding parcel mergers initiated by property owners

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The Recreation and Parks Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss ADHOC updates. The body will also assign members to subcommittees and set a date for a tour of parks and facilities.

• Approval of June 7, 2022 meeting minutes
• Discussion regarding ADHOC updates
• Assignment of Commission members to subcommittees
• Scheduling a tour of parks and facilities

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss Foothill Boulevard sites for a specific plan amendment. The meeting includes updates on the 2021-2029 General Plan Housing Element and Rezone Strategy. Members will also receive an update regarding the Alder and Renaissance Beyond Food Mart project.

• Foothill Boulevard sites for Expedited Specific Plan Amendment consideration
• Foothill Central Specific Plan Vision and Engagement discussion
• 2021-2029 General Plan Housing Element and Rezone Strategy Update
• Alder and Renaissance Beyond Food Mart update
• Amendment no. 6 to Cooperative Agreement 93-049 with San Bernardino County Transportation Authority

Water Subcommittee

The subcommittee will receive updates on the Grant Assistance Program and Lake Rialto design. The meeting also includes discussions regarding a triennial review agreement and software procurement to meet state water law requirements.

• Contract with Eagle Aerial Solutions for state water conservation software compliance
• Update on Inland Empire Utility Authority Effluent Agreement and Lake Rialto Design
• 2019-2021 Triennial Review ARUP Agreement discussion
• Update on the City of Rialto’s Grant Assistance Program

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a proposed industrial warehouse development. The commission will also consider recommendations for ordinances regulating special events and the voluntary merger of parcels.

• Development of 492,410 square foot industrial warehouse at Valley Blvd and Willow Ave
• Variance request to increase building height from 35 feet to 49 feet
• Ordinance regulating special events
• Ordinance providing for voluntary merger of parcels

City Council

The City Council will consider a land use change for an industrial warehouse development in the Renaissance Specific Plan area. The agenda also includes reviewing cemetery rehabilitation contracts and updating citywide employee compensation tables. Additionally, council members will discuss the continuation of hybrid public meetings.

• Land use change for a 116,060 square foot industrial warehouse at Renaissance Parkway and Locust Avenue
• $1,098,961.20 contract for the Rialto Cemetery Rehabilitation Project
• $122,394.50 purchase order for construction management support services
• Adoption of 2022-23 special tax levies for various Community Facilities Districts
• Introduction of ordinances regarding public nuisances and city department titles

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding requests to extend a wireless telecommunication facility at 3330 North Locust Avenue. The commission will also consider a permit for electric security fencing at 245 E. Valley Boulevard.

• Extension of wireless tower height from 50 to 70 feet at 3330 North Locust Avenue
• Addition of three new panel antennas at 3330 North Locust Avenue
• Installation of approximately 986 linear feet of electric security fencing at 245 E. Valley Boulevard

City Council

The Rialto City Council will consider several development projects, including new single-family homes and condominium units. The council will also review a reimbursement agreement for airport hangar remediation and discuss land use changes for an industrial warehouse. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on maintenance district assessments and property negotiations.

• $724,588 reimbursement agreement for demolition and remediation of airport hangars on Linden Avenue
• Public hearing request for a 116,060 square foot industrial warehouse at Renaissance Parkway and Locust Avenue
• Approval of Tract Map 20206 for 87 single-family lots in Lytle Creek Ranch
• Approval of Tract Map 20208 for 205 detached condominium units in Lytle Creek Ranch
• Property negotiations for sites including 131 S. Riverside Ave and Ayala Drive/Miro Way

Transportation Commission

The commission will consider a traffic impact analysis for the Durst Avenue Warehouse. The agenda includes reports from the Police Department and RUSD liaisons. Approval of minutes from the June 6, 2022, special meeting has been deferred.

• Traffic Impact Analysis - Durst Avenue Warehouse (Action Item)
• Police Department Liaison Report
• RUSD Liaison Report

Economic Development Committee

The committee will consider specific plan amendment sites on Foothill Boulevard and review engagement results for the Foothill Central Specific Plan. The agenda also includes an update on the 2021-2029 General Plan Housing Element and Rezone Strategy.

• Foothill Boulevard sites for specific plan amendment consideration
• Foothill Central Specific Plan vision and engagement results
• 2021-2029 General Plan Housing Element and Rezone Strategy update
• Amendment no. 6 to the Rialto Station Cooperative Agreement
• Renaissance Update presentation

Water Subcommittee

The subcommittee will discuss updates regarding the City of Rialto’s Grant Assistance Program and the Inland Empire Utility Authority Effluent Agreement. The agenda also includes a review of the ARUP Agreement and compliance with state water conservation legislation.

• Update on the City of Rialto’s Grant Assistance Program
• Update on the Inland Empire Utility Authority Effluent Agreement and Lake Rialto Design
• 2019-2021 Triennial Review - ARUP Agreement
• Consent to contract Eagle Aerial Solutions for water conservation software compliance
• Update to Payment Plan and Tax Roll Collection Topic

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for several development requests, including a wireless facility for Dish Wireless and gas station expansions at Beyond Food Mart. The commission will also consider a large industrial warehouse and various easement releases.

• Wireless telecommunications facility at 119 West Monte Avenue
• Fueling pump and canopy expansion at Beyond Food Mart
• 116,060 square foot industrial warehouse development
• New wireless telecommunications facility on Foothill Boulevard
• Release of various no-build and ingress/egress easements

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the placement of solid waste and sewer service charges on the property tax roll. The agenda also includes contract amendments for staff support services and concrete paving projects. Additionally, the council will review updates to COVID-19 emergency measures and municipal election procedures.

• Contract amendment with 4LEAF, Inc. to increase amount to $830,814
• $400,000 in change orders for CT&T Concrete Paving project
• Public hearing on solid waste handling charges on property tax rolls
• Public hearing on delinquent sewer service charges on property tax rolls
• Increase in payments to Wittman Enterprises, LLC for ambulance billing services

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will review the 2022 Public Health Goals Report and the 2021 Consumer Confidence Report regarding drinking water. The commission will also receive Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Report for April 2022.

• Presentation of the 2022 Public Health Goals Report and 2021 Consumer Confidence Report on Drinking Water
• Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Report for April 2022
• Presentation by Vice-Chairperson June Hayes

City Council

The council will review an update on the S. Riverside Ave. Reconstruction Project and consider requests for public hearings regarding maintenance districts. Additionally, the council will consider annexing territory to Community Facilities District No. 2016-1.

• S. Riverside Ave. Reconstruction Project Update
• $1,000,000 grant acceptance for RUSD International Healing Garden Project
• Annexation of territory to Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
• Auction of surplus commercial parcel at 136 S. Riverside Avenue
• Amendment to Waste Delivery Agreement with San Bernardino County

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The Rialto Recreation and Parks Commission will discuss National Park and Recreation Month programming. The commission will also consider scheduling a tour of parks and facilities and the possibility of a dark meeting on July 5, 2022.

• Discussion regarding National Park and Recreation Month programming
• Action item to set a date and time for a tour of parks and facilities
• Consideration of a dark meeting on July 5, 2022
• Recognition of Recreation Programmer Che Wilson for the RUSD Key to the District Award

Transportation Commission

The Transportation Commission will consider traffic impact analyses for two development projects located at Renaissance Parkway and Locust Avenue, as well as Valley Boulevard and Willow Avenue. The commission will also review an Engineering and Traffic Survey and approve minutes from the January 5, 2022, meeting.

• Traffic Impact Analysis - Orbis Rialto II (Renaissance Parkway at Locust Avenue)
• Traffic Impact Analysis - Birtcher Logistics (Valley Boulevard and Willow Avenue)
• Engineering and Traffic Survey (E&TS)
• Approval of January 5, 2022, meeting minutes

CDBG Ad-Hoc Committee

The committee will hear presentations from CDBG program applicants. Members will also review 2022-2023 CDBG subrecipient funding and discuss 2020-2021 CDBG-CV activity programming.

• CDBG Program Applicant Presentations
• 2022-2023 CDBG Subrecipient Funding Review
• 2020-2021 CDBG-CV Activity Programming

City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 annual budget. The agenda also includes reviewing several labor agreements for fire and police personnel and considering various service contracts. Additionally, the council will review a request to modify the El Rancho Verde Community Facilities District.

• Public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Annual Budget
• Purchase of Motorola mobile and portable radios for $404,952.01
• Contract for grounds maintenance services in the amount of $486,204
• Modification of Community Facilities District No. 2020-1 to increase bonded indebtedness to $50,000,000
• Street name change from El Rancho Verde Parkway to River Ranch Parkway

Water Subcommittee

The subcommittee is reviewing water and wastewater project expenditures and service agreements. Agenda items include action on sewer manhole construction and the approval of upcoming repair projects. The committee will also discuss public health reports and federal grant updates.

• $157,850 authorization for a new sewer manhole on Riverside Ave
• Approval of FY 2021/22 water and wastewater repair and replacement projects
• Request for public hearing regarding drinking water health goals and reports
• $2,000,000 US Bureau of Reclamation award for the AMI Project
• Sewer service agreement for property at 18926 Valley Blvd, Bloomington, CA

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will consider action on draft traffic impact analysis guidelines. The agenda also includes updates on truck route studies and discussions regarding the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan.

• Action item for Draft VMT and LOS Traffic Impact Analysis guidelines
• Update on Citywide Truck Route, Speed and Volume Studies
• Discussion of Kaptial Partners' proposed Best Western Hotel
• Review of Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan mixed-use districts
• Smart Cities Plan to mitigate warehousing and logistics impacts

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two tentative tract maps. These proposals involve subdividing approximately 34 acres of land into a total of 207 single-family residential lots. Both projects are located within the Lytle Creek Ranch Specific Plan area.

• PC-22-465: Subdivision of 19.97 acres into 130 single-family lots and 4 utility lots
• PC-22-466: Subdivision of 14.31 acres into 77 single-family lots and 3 open space/utility lots
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from April 13, 2022, and April 27, 2022

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will consider recommendations to the City Council regarding sewer service charges and water infrastructure projects. This includes a request for a public hearing on placing delinquent sewer account tax rolls. The commission will also review monthly reports for waste management and Veolia operations.

• $1,563,953 construction authorization for Digester No. 1 activation and Digester No. 2 rehabilitation
• Recommendation for a public hearing on placing delinquent sewer service charges on the County Property Tax Roll
• Authorization of final payouts and new expenditures for FY 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 water and wastewater repair projects
• Monthly activity report for City of Rialto Waste Management Services
• Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Report

Planning Commission

The regular meeting of the Rialto Planning Commission scheduled for May 11, 2022, was cancelled. No items were discussed or decided during this session.

City Council

The City Council will review several items including a major construction contract for Riverside Avenue and a $7.5 million grant application for the Pacific Electric Trail Extension. The agenda also includes discussions on the draft 2022-2023 budget and various labor agreements. Additionally, public hearings are scheduled regarding land maintenance district annexation.

• $9,600,520.00 construction contract for Riverside Avenue reconstruction from I-10 to the southern city boundary
• $7.5 million grant application for the Pacific Electric Trail Extension
• $200,000 reimbursement agreement with Union Pacific Railroad for the I/10 Riverside Avenue Interchange project
• Approval of Tract Map 20199 for a subdivision of 56 residential lots
• Five-year contract renewal with San Bernardino County Fire Department for hazardous waste collection

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The commission will consider contracts for tennis instruction at Fergusson Park and a summer soccer camp with Ontario Fury. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding renaming the Community Services Department.

• Contract for tennis instruction at Fergusson Park
• Ontario Fury summer soccer camp
• Sports league policies and agreement templates
• Renaming of the Community Services Department

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss establishing a fee schedule for city-owned electric vehicle charging stations. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the 6th Cycle Housing Element Rezone Strategy and the Foothill Central Specific Plan.

• Fee schedule for City owned Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• Preferred brand recommendation for Charge Ready 2 Program
• 6th Cycle Housing Element Rezone Strategy
• Foothill Central Specific Plan

Water Subcommittee

The Rialto Water Subcommittee will discuss several infrastructure projects and property exchanges. This includes a construction authorization for digester work and the Riverside Avenue Central Water Line Project. The committee will also receive updates on water lease agreements and consultant selection.

• $1,563,953 authorization for Digester No. 1 activation and Digester No. 2 rehabilitation
• Chino Well No. 1 Property Exchange discussion
• Riverside Avenue Central Water Line Project discussion
• Standby Water Lease Agreement update with San Bernardino County
• CEQA Consultant selection update for Lake Rialto

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional development permit for a tattoo parlor in an existing commercial space. The commission will also conduct an election for the Chair and Vice Chair positions.

• Conditional Development Permit No. 2021-0041 for a tattoo parlor at 1304 W. Foothill Boulevard, Suite D
• Election of Planning Commission Chair and Vice Chair

City Council

The Rialto City Council will hold a public hearing on the Police Department's military equipment use policy. The council will also consider professional services agreements and updates regarding pension bond financing. Other items include property annexations and budget amendments.

• Urgency Ordinance No. 1667 for Police Department Military Equipment Use Policy
• Professional services agreements with Harris & Associates, Inc. for $193,740 and $500,000
• $10,000 sponsorship agreement with Medline, Inc. to support youth programs
• Authorization to increase Public Works Administration Building remediation funds up to $650,000
• Annexation of properties to the Rialto Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District No. 2

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will review monthly reports for waste management services and Veolia operations. The commission will also discuss water and wastewater capital improvement projects. Additionally, members will consider a wastewater service agreement for a property in Bloomington.

• Wastewater service agreement with Bloomington Hills, LLC for 11279 Cedar Avenue
• Monthly activity report for City of Rialto Waste Management Services
• Review of Water and Wastewater Capital Improvement Projects
• Agreement principles with IEUA regarding wastewater effluent sale
• Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding the subdivision of 31.61 acres and the development of two industrial warehouse buildings near Fitzgerald Avenue. The commission will also consider a resolution to vacate an existing right-of-way at 571 W. Slover Avenue.

• Subdivision of 31.61 gross acres into two parcels on the north side of Baseline Road
• Development of two industrial warehouse buildings (approx. 430,581 and 249,026 square feet)
• Vacation of existing right-of-way at 571 W. Slover Avenue

City Council

The City Council will consider several items, including a public hearing on an appeal regarding a new fast-food drive-thru restaurant. The agenda also includes requests for contracts related to traffic signal maintenance and street reconstruction projects. Additionally, the council will review grant applications for transit improvements.

• $1,000,000 agreement for pothole repair and asphalt maintenance services
• $600,000 annual contract for traffic signal maintenance and repair services
• Public hearing for an appeal regarding a 2,400 square foot fast-food drive-thru restaurant
• $71,497 grant acceptance for the Rialto Bus Stop Improvements Project
• $487,750 grant application for the Omnitrans Regional Mobility Partnership Program

Transportation Commission

The Transportation Commission will consider a traffic impact analysis regarding the Olive Avenue Business Park. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the January 5, 2022, regular meeting.

• Traffic Impact Analysis - Olive Avenue Business Park
• Approval of January 5, 2022, meeting minutes

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The Recreation and Parks Commission is reviewing the Pacific Electric Trail Expansion Feasibility Study and COVID-19 updates. The commission will also act on naming the Historical Museum and recommending a Memorandum of Understanding for the Rialto Community Players.

• Presentation: Pacific Electric Trail Expansion Feasibility Study
• Action Item: Naming of the Historical Museum - Jean Randall
• Recommendation to City Council regarding Rialto Community Players Memorandum of Understanding

Economic Development Committee

The committee will hear a presentation regarding the Renaissance project and discuss HUD audits for Neighborhood Stabilization Programs 1 and 3. The meeting also includes a discussion on design services for the Interstate 10 underpass and an update on the Building Amnesty program.

• Renaissance Update from Lewis Management Corp.
• HUD Audit for Neighborhood Stabilization Program 1 and 3
• Design Services for Interstate 10 Slover Mountain Underpass Project
• Verbal update on the Building Amnesty program

Water Subcommittee

The Water Subcommittee will review water and wastewater capital improvement projects and financial options. The meeting includes consideration of a well site at the wastewater treatment plant and a wastewater service agreement for 11279 Cedar Avenue. Members will also discuss the EPA Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill and plan review processes.

• Review of Water and Wastewater Capital Improvement Projects and Financial Options
• Santa Ana River Habitat Conservation Plan Well Site at the wastewater treatment plant
• Wastewater Service Agreement with Bloomington Hills, LLC for 11279 Cedar Avenue
• Review of EPA Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Review of Water and Wastewater Plan Review Process

City Council

The council will review a proposal for a residential subdivision and updates on the city's bike sharing plan. The agenda also includes planning for the 2022 Holiday Festival and potential expenditures for seasonal decorations.

• Approval of Tract Map 20237 for a 52-lot residential subdivision
• Authorization of $100,000 for an artificial Christmas tree and $120,000 for light towers
• Review of the City of Rialto Bike Sharing Plan and station locations
• Approval of a 5-year lease with CONFIRE at Fire Station Four
• Acceptance of a $28,064 Homeland Security Grant Program award

CDBG Ad-Hoc Committee

The CDBG Ad-Hoc Committee met to consider a request to direct staff on the re-programming of CDBG-CV funds. No presentations were scheduled for this meeting.

• Request regarding the re-programming of CDBG-CV funds (CDBG-22-27)

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will review a presentation regarding San Bernardino Valley Municipal District’s revenues. The meeting also includes reviews of monthly activity reports for Rialto waste management services and Veolia’s operations and maintenance.

• Presentation on San Bernardino Valley Municipal District’s Revenues
• Monthly Activity Report for City of Rialto Waste Management Services
• Veolia’s Operations and Maintenance Monthly Report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing a request for the development of a 70,000 square foot industrial warehouse building. The project involves approximately 4.69 acres of land located at the east side of the terminus of Spruce Avenue.

• Conditional Development Permit No. 2021-0026 for a 70,000 square foot industrial warehouse
• Precise Plan of Design No. 2021-0026 for warehouse paving, landscaping, fencing, lighting, and drainage improvements

City Council

The Rialto City Council will consider several infrastructure and land use items. This includes budget allocations for the Riverside Avenue interchange and residential subdivisions at Lytle Creek Ranch. The council will also hold a public hearing regarding a fast-food restaurant development.

• $7,153,107 budget for I/10 Riverside Avenue Interchange Phase 2
• $2,618,927 contract with Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. for design services
• Public hearing for a fast-food drive-thru at Casmalia Street and Ayala Drive
• Residential subdivisions for Lytle Creek Ranch
• $270,907 authorization for Rialto Biosolids Upgrade Study

CDBG Ad-Hoc Committee

The committee will hear presentations from CDBG Program applicants. The meeting also includes a review of 2022-2023 Subrecipient Applications and discussions regarding updates to the Mobile Home Repair Program policy.

• CDBG Program Applicant Presentations
• Review of 2022-2023 Subrecipient Applications
• Updates to CDBG Mobile Home Repair Program Policy
• Discussion of CDBG Policies and Procedures

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The commission will discuss COVID-19 updates and the naming of the Historical Museum as Jean Randall. It will also consider a recommendation to City Council regarding a memorandum of understanding for the Rialto Community Players.

• Naming of the Historical Museum - Jean Randall
• Recommendation to City Council for Rialto Community Players Memorandum of Understanding
• Discussion of COVID-19 updates
• Approval of February 1, 2022 meeting minutes

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss the 2021-2029 Housing Element Update and a fee schedule for city-owned electric vehicle charging stations. The committee will also review the Pacific Electric Trail Expansion Feasibility Study and receive an update on the Building Amnesty program.

• 2021-2029 Housing Element Update
• Pacific Electric Trail Expansion Feasibility Study review
• Fee schedule for city-owned electric vehicle charging stations
• Building Amnesty program update
• Inland Empire Energy Storage Project presentation

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several development requests. These include a variance for a larger pylon sign at Alder Avenue and Sierra Lakes Parkway, a permit for a banquet hall on Foothill Boulevard, and a new drive-thru coffee shop.

• Variance to increase pylon sign height from 50 to 95 feet at Alder Avenue and Sierra Lakes Parkway
• Permit for a banquet hall with alcohol service at 919 W. Foothill Boulevard
• Development of a 950 square foot drive-thru coffee shop in Renaissance East Plaza

Water Subcommittee

The Rialto Water Subcommittee will review the Lake Rialto Project master schedule and grant applications. The committee will also discuss a construction work authorization for Rialto Water Services and updates on water system capital improvement projects. Additionally, members will receive an update on payment trends during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• $270,907 construction work authorization for Rialto Water Services
• Master schedule for Lake Rialto Project grant applications and design
• List of Capital Improvement Projects for water and wastewater systems
• Update on payment trends during the COVID-19 pandemic

City Council

The City Council will review the mid-year budget and discuss compliance with state recycling mandates. The agenda also includes a professional services agreement for wastewater negotiations and updates on the local COVID-19 emergency status.

• $784,860 professional services agreement for wastewater effluent negotiations
• Public hearing request for General Plan Housing Element Update
• Appeal of a 2,400 square foot fast-food restaurant at Casmalia Street and Ayala Drive
• $53,750 contribution to the Rialto Basin Groundwater Council Management Plan
• Release of bids for Riverside Avenue street reconstruction project

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will consider recommending approval for a $53,750 payment toward the Rialto Basin Groundwater Council Groundwater Management Plan. The commission will also receive updates on EPA/Emhart project progress and testing at Rialto Well No. 5. Additionally, members will review Veolia’s monthly maintenance and operations report.

• Recommendation for $53,750 share of the Rialto Basin Groundwater Council Groundwater Management Plan
• Update on EPA/Emhart’s Source Area Operable Unit (Combined Remedy) Project
• Update on PFOA and PFOS testing at Rialto Well No. 5
• Veolia’s Maintenance and Operations Monthly Report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding the City’s 2021-2029 Housing Element Update. The meeting also includes a request to subdivide 22.16 acres into residential condominium lots.

• Resolution recommending approval of the 2021-2029 General Plan Housing Element Update
• Subdivision of 22.16 acres into 27 residential condo lots and 29 access/open space lots
• Approval of November 24, 2021, meeting minutes

City Council

The Rialto City Council is reviewing several items, including updates on the local COVID-19 emergency and new zoning regulations under Senate Bill 9. The agenda includes approving professional services agreements for Lake Rialto, water drought planning, and ADA transition plans. The council will also consider security guard service contracts and pension obligation bond financing.

• Approval of a $1,020,874.24 contract with American Guard Services, Inc. for security and patrol services
• Adoption of Urgency Ordinance No. 1665 to regulate urban lot splits and two-unit projects under Senate Bill 9
• Amendment to the Lake Rialto professional services agreement for an additional $717,864
• Agreement with Water Systems Consulting, Inc. for a drought contingency plan in the amount of $330,050
• Acceptance of $639,404.61 in grant funding for the Merrill Avenue Safe Routes to School project

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The commission will discuss COVID-19 updates and ADHOC Committee progress. It will also consider a recommendation to the City Council for a memorandum of understanding regarding flag football. Additionally, members will discuss the February 24, 2022, Point In Time Count.

• Recommendation for Junior All American Football League Memorandum of Understanding
• COVID-19 updates discussion
• ADHOC Committee updates discussion
• Point In Time Count discussion for February 24, 2022

Planning Commission

The commission will consider permits for a 204-unit apartment complex and a drive-thru fast-food restaurant. The agenda also includes a request for an industrial warehouse and a continued hearing on the General Plan Housing Element Update.

• 204-unit apartment complex at 534 E Foothill Boulevard
• Drive-thru fast-food restaurant at Casmalia Street and Ayala Drive
• 45,659 square foot industrial warehouse at Baseline Road and Fitzgerald Avenue
• General Plan Housing Element Update public hearing continuation

Economic Development Committee

The committee will discuss proposed commercial developments at Pepper Avenue and the Foothill Freeway Commerce Center. Agenda items also include reviewing a mobile vehicle vending ordinance and discussing an endorsement for a land use ballot initiative.

• Proposed commercial development at Pepper Avenue and the SR-210 Freeway
• Foothill Freeway Commerce Center report
• Mobile Vehicle Vending Ordinance discussion
• Endorsement of Brand-Huang-Mendoza Tripartisan Land Use Ballot Initiative
• KIGT Smart EV Charging presentation

Water Subcommittee

The subcommittee will discuss water and wastewater grant opportunities and state funding submittals. The meeting includes reviews of professional service agreements for Lake Rialto design and drought contingency planning. Members will also receive updates on well testing and paving projects.

• Amendment to Dopudja & Wells Consulting agreement for Lake Rialto design services
• Professional Services Agreement with Water Systems Consulting, Inc. for drought contingency planning
• Approval of the City's share for the Rialto Basin Groundwater Management Plan
• PFOA and PFOS testing updates at Rialto Well No. 5
• Utilities update on the North Riverside Avenue Paving Project

City Council

The City Council will consider several action items, including a major water infrastructure project and pension liability restructuring. The council will also review grant applications for fire prevention and road landscaping. Additionally, the meeting includes updates on COVID-19 emergency status.

• $2,241,120 construction authorization for Riverside Avenue North Waterline Replacement Project
• Selection of Bank of America and J.P. Morgan as underwriters for pension obligation bonds
• $400,000 FEMA grant application for wildfire risk reduction
• $618,000 Caltrans grant application for Baseline Road median landscaping
• Agreement with Social Work Action Group regarding homeless services funding

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will consider a construction work authorization for the Riverside Avenue North Waterline Replacement Project. The meeting also includes reviews of monthly waste management and Veolia maintenance reports.

• $2,241,120 construction authorization for Riverside Avenue North Waterline Replacement Project
• Monthly Activity Report for City of Rialto Waste Management Services
• Veolia Maintenance and Operations Monthly Reports for October and November 2021
• Approval of meeting minutes from June through October 2021

Planning Commission

The Rialto Planning Commission will hold public hearings for several development projects. These include a residential complex and a multi-building shopping center on Riverside Avenue. The commission will also consider a fast-food restaurant at Casmalia Street and Ayala Drive.

• 204-unit apartment complex at 534 E Foothill Boulevard
• Parking variance to reduce required spaces from 459 to 377 for the Foothill Blvd project
• Shopping center development on Riverside Avenue including retail and fast food
• 2,400 square foot fast-food restaurant at Casmalia Street and Ayala Drive
• Automated car wash and multi-tenant space on Riverside Avenue

City Council

The City Council will consider purchasing a cloud-based enterprise resource planning system from Tyler Technologies, Inc. The agenda also includes reviews of street rehabilitation projects and the North Riverside Avenue Reconstruction Project. Additionally, the council will discuss updates regarding the local COVID-19 emergency.

• Purchase of a cloud-based ERP system for an initial $1,868,212
• Approval of revised street lists for overlay and reconstruction
• Ordinance regarding mandatory commercial recycling and organics recycling
• $38,400 increase to 4LEAF, Inc. contract for fire inspection services
• Update on the North Riverside Avenue Reconstruction Project

Transportation Commission

The Transportation Commission will review traffic impact analyses for a warehouse at the corner of Fitzgerald Avenue and Baseline Road and for the Rialto Phase II Retail and Industrial project. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from 2021 meetings and reports from police and school district liaisons.

• Traffic Impact Analysis - Fitzgerald Avenue Warehouse at the Northeast Corner of Fitzgerald Avenue and Baseline Road
• Traffic Impact Analysis - Rialto Phase II Retail and Industrial
• Approval of meeting minutes from June 2, October 6, and November 3, 2021
• Information regarding Assembly Bill No. 43 traffic safety