Riverside public meetings in 2024

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board meeting scheduled for December 25, 2024, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 22, 2025.

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission meeting scheduled for December 25, 2024, has been cancelled. No decisions or discussions will take place at this meeting.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two street vacation proposals to facilitate infrastructure and education projects. The body will also review meeting minutes and commissioner attendance records.

• Proposal for a new elementary school including street vacations of Park Avenue and 14th Street segments and a traffic circle at Victoria Avenue and 13th Street
• Proposal to vacate 62,709 square feet of Commerce Street and Third Street for the Third Street Grade Separation Project vehicle underpass
• Traffic pattern modification to convert 13th Street between Howard Avenue and Park Avenue to one-way westbound

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will receive a presentation from The Moms Cooperative. The agenda also includes approval of November meeting minutes, recording an excused absence, and updates from ad hoc committees. No ordinances or financial decisions are scheduled.

• Receive presentation from The Moms Cooperative
• Approve meeting minutes for November 21, 2024
• Record Commissioner Pellegrino’s absence as excused
• Updates from Community Event Ad Hoc Committee
• Updates from Resource Guide Ad Hoc Committee

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will decide on a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior rehabilitation of the Cesar Chavez Center (City Landmark #49) at 2060 University Avenue. The work includes window replacement, reroofing, new lighting, repainting, and site improvements. The board will also discuss attendance of two absent members and receive a presentation on historic preservation and economic development.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior rehabilitation of Cesar Chavez Center (City Landmark #49) at 2060 University Avenue
• Discussion of absences of Board Members Carter and Hudson from the November 20 meeting
• Presentation on Historic Preservation and Economic Development
• Approval of minutes from November 20, 2024

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on establishing a Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Mitigation Bank Program and setting a mitigation fee, amending the municipal code and CEQA thresholds. Other major items include approving a $4.66 million General Fund budget carryover, discussing drone use for illegal fireworks enforcement with social host liability amendments, and consent items such as a $535,000 contract for New Markets Tax Credits and rezoning 375 Alessandro Boulevard for a 347-unit development.

• Public hearing on VMT Mitigation Bank Program and fee (Item 15)
• Fiscal Year 2023-24 Q4 carryover: $4.66M General Fund, $39.09M other funds (Item 6)
• Discussion on drone technology for illegal fireworks enforcement and social host liability code amendments (Item 7)
• Rezoning 375 Alessandro Boulevard from commercial to mixed-use for 347 residential units (Item 22)
• Agreement with Cherry Bekaert for $535,000 plus commission for New Markets Tax Credits (Item 20)

City Council

The city council will hold a public hearing on establishing a Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Mitigation Bank Program with a new fee and amending CEQA thresholds. They will also discuss fireworks enforcement including drone technology and social host liability, and consider carryover of $4.66 million in General Fund unexpended funds. Other items include a zoning change for a 347-unit development at 375 Alessandro Boulevard and a $535,000 contract for New Markets Tax Credits.

• Public hearing on VMT Mitigation Bank Program, mitigation fee, and CEQA threshold amendments (item 15)
• Discussion of 2024 fireworks enforcement, drone (sUAS) technology, and social host liability ordinance amendments (item 7)
• Carryover of unexpended funds: $4.66 million in General Fund and $39.09 million in other funds (item 6)
• Zoning change for 375 Alessandro Boulevard from CR-SP to MU-U-SP to allow 347-unit multi-family development (item 22)
• Agreement with Cherry Bekaert, Inc. for $535,000 plus commission for New Markets Tax Credits (item 20)

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will review proposed revisions to the HRC Standing Rules. The meeting includes a presentation by Feeding America regarding food insecurity and discussions on commissioner attendance.

• Presentation by Feeding America on food insecurity
• Review of By-Laws Ad Hoc Committee revision recommendations to the HRC Standing Rules
• Determination of Commissioner Raya's absence status from the October 24, 2024 meeting

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to review the Airport Manager's operations report for December 2024. The meeting also includes routine approvals of previous minutes and reports on commissioner absences.

• December 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Minutes of October 10, 2024

Budget Engagement Commission

The Commission will review the Fiscal Year 2023/24 Fourth Quarter Financial Report. The meeting also includes a Finance Director update and consideration of remote participation requests.

• Fiscal Year 2023/24 Fourth Quarter Financial Report
• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449
• Finance Director Update

Commission of the Deaf

The December 11, 2024 meeting of the Riverside Commission of the Deaf has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will meet to discuss the fourth quarter cash, investments, and debt report for Fiscal Year 2023-24 and receive an update on the local vendor preference procurement policy.

• Review of Fiscal Year 2023-24 Fourth Quarter Cash, Investments, and Debt Report
• Update on local vendor preference procurement policy
• Legislative update
• Future agenda items for Finance Committee consideration

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hear two items: a Fiscal Year 2023-24 fourth quarter report on cash, investments, and debt, and an update on the local vendor preference procurement policy. Public comment is invited on both items.

• Fiscal Year 2023-24 Fourth Quarter Cash, Investments, and Debt Report (All Wards)
• Local vendor preference procurement policy update (All Wards)

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will review the 2024 Racial Identity Profiling Act annual report and a public report regarding an officer-involved death. The body will also receive an update from the Riverside Police Department and discuss two personnel matters in closed session.

• 2024 Racial Identity Profiling Act (RIPA) Annual Report
• Public Report for Officer Involved Death case # 210012809 - F. Marquez
• 2024 Riverside Police Department update
• Closed session personnel matters for cases # PC24-06032 and # PC24-08044

City Council

The City Council will meet to declare the results of the November 5, 2024, General Municipal Election regarding Ballot Measure L. The body will also consider several contracts for city services, grant acceptances, and property easements.

• Declaration of results for Ballot Measure L (Office of Inspector General)
• Purchase of 12 KIA Sportage Hybrid vehicles for $405,605.28
• Acceptance of a $489,055 State of California COPS grant for police
• Temporary construction easement at 3280 Vine Street for up to $45,000
• Agreement with Westnet, Inc. for $125,550.51 for fire station alerting systems

City Council

The City Council will consider consent calendar items including election results, appointments, contracts, and grants. A public hearing is scheduled for a $250,000 HUD amendment to fund a roof repair at Blindness Supportive Services. Discussion items include an update on the permit-ready ADU program and the American Rescue Plan Act expenditure plan. The council will also enter closed session to discuss property negotiations for 2681 Dexter Dr. (Topgolf) and the former Riverside Golf Club, as well as litigation and labor negotiations.

• Closed session to discuss price and terms for property at 2681 Dexter Dr. (Topgolf) and former Riverside Golf Club (1101-1199 Orange St.)
• Public hearing on $250,000 HUD grant amendment for roof repair at 3696 Beatty Drive
• Discussion of Dwell Riverside Permit-Ready ADU Program update
• Acceptance of $489,055 COPS grant for police services
• Purchase of twelve 2025 KIA Sportage Hybrid EVs for $405,605

Board of Library Trustees

The Board will vote on increasing a purchase order with OCLC Inc. by $5,500 for library materials, bringing the total to $99,500. They will receive a recurring update on the new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library and an informational report on cooling and warming centers. The board will also review the 2025 meeting schedule. Consent items include approval of minutes, trust fund expenditures, gift donations, and incident reports.

• Increase Purchase Order No. 251054 with OCLC Inc. by $5,500 for library materials (revised total $99,500)
• Recurring update on construction of new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library
• Informational report on cooling and warming center operations
• Review and provide input on 2025 Board of Library Trustees meeting schedule
• Formal acceptance of gift fund donations and approval of trust fund expenditures

Board of Public Utilities

The Riverside Board of Public Utilities will consider approving a $25,250,000 work order for 80,000 additional electric meters over five years and a $1,680,000 increase to the La Colina Substation Upgrade project. Other action items include a $806,632 contract for cable replacement and a $143,163 UPS upgrade. A workshop will discuss reaffirming a policy allowing internal forces for certain water and electric utility projects.

• Approve $25,250,000 work order for 80,000 electric meters from System Automation - Advanced Metering Infrastructure Account
• Increase substation upgrade work order by $1,680,000 to $7,080,000 for La Colina Substation Upgrade Project
• Award $806,632.31 bid to Edison Power Constructors for Paper Insulated Lead Covered Cable Replacement Project
• Approve $143,163 procurement for Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Upgrade at Utilities Operations Center
• Workshop on proposed City Council resolution reaffirming policy excepting certain projects from Charter Section 1109 (public works contracts)

Land Use Committee

The Riverside Land Use Committee will hold public comment, review proposed amendments to the city Sign Ordinance, and consider a Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Mitigation Bank Pilot Program. The VMT items include a resolution to adopt a mitigation fee, an ordinance amendment to add Chapter 16.80 to Title 16, and a resolution revising CEQA VMT thresholds. The agenda also includes a legislative update and a list of items for future committee consideration.

• Item 2 – Proposed amendments to Chapter 19.620 (Sign Ordinance and policy) for all wards, presented by Principal Planner Matthew Taylor.
• Item 3 – Recommendation to adopt a resolution approving the VMT Mitigation Bank Pilot Program and establishing a mitigation fee.
• Item 3 – Ordinance amendment to add Chapter 16.80 to Title 16 for the VMT Impact Fee Mitigation Program and revise CEQA VMT thresholds, presented by City Traffic Engineer Philip Nitollama.
• Item 4 – Legislative update (details not specified).
• Item 5 – Items for future Land Use Committee consideration as requested by committee members.

Land Use Committee

The Committee will review a pilot program to establish a Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) mitigation fee and update transportation impact thresholds. Members will also hold a workshop on proposed amendments to the city's Sign Ordinance and policy.

• Proposed amendments to Chapter 19.620 of the Riverside Municipal Code (Sign Ordinance)
• Proposed Resolution approving the Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Mitigation Bank Pilot Program
• Proposed Ordinance adding Chapter 16.80 to Title 16 regarding VMT Impact Fee Mitigation
• Proposed Resolution revising VMT thresholds for CEQA transportation impact analysis

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to Titles 18 (Subdivision) and 19 (Zoning) of the Riverside Municipal Code. The amendments aim to align local codes with recent state laws on Accessory Dwelling Units, Density Bonus, and Electrified Security Fences, as well as clarify home occupations, fence heights, and utility screening. The Commission will also consider consent items including approval of minutes and recording absences.

• Amendments to align RMC with state ADU, Density Bonus, and electrified security fence laws
• Clarify pet grooming and personal services as permitted home occupations
• Adjust fence and wall heights in side and rear yards of single-family residential zones
• Adjust retaining wall heights for consistency with Title 17
• Streamline minor adjustments to development standards

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will consider routine consent items including approval of November 7 meeting minutes, excusing Vice Chair Newman's absence, and adopting a statement of findings in the Ray v. Conder ethics complaint. The main discussion is an update from an ad hoc committee exploring subpoena power and authority to compel city employees to appear as witnesses in hearings. Public comment is also invited on any matter within the board's jurisdiction.

• Consent calendar: approval of November 7, 2024, minutes
• Consent calendar: excusing Vice Chair Newman's absence from November 7 meeting
• Consent calendar: statement of findings for complaint Ray v. Councilmember Conder
• Discussion: ad hoc committee update on subpoena power and witness authority
• Public comment period at start of meeting

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will hold a special meeting to discuss and potentially vote on accession of one cultural object from a regional tribal artist and three archival items, as well as deaccession of 373 objects from the Meier collection. The board will also receive a strategic plan status report for the quarter ending September 30, 2024, and hear a director's update on museum operations including renovation, historic houses, and the 100th anniversary. Consent items include approving meeting minutes and recording a board member absence.

• Accession of one cultural object from a regional tribal artist and three archival items from a local donor into the permanent collection
• Deaccession of 373 objects from the Meier collection, including books, documents, photographs, utensils, and tools
• Discuss, receive, and file the Strategic Plan status report for the quarter ending September 30, 2024
• Director’s Update on main museum renovation, historic houses, 100th anniversary, collections, exhibitions, programs, budget, and staffing
• Consent calendar: approve October 23, 2024 minutes and record board member absence

Transportation Board

The Riverside Transportation Board meeting scheduled for December 4, 2024 was cancelled. No agenda items were considered. The next meeting is set for January 8, 2025.

City Council

The Riverside City Council will vote on a consent calendar that includes a $600,000 legal budget for the firm Thompson Coburn. Other items on the agenda are revisions to the Conflict of Interest Code, a proposed ordinance on catalytic converter theft, a rezoning of 0.75 acres on Van Buren Boulevard, and contracts for software, vehicles, and grants.

• Approve $600,000 legal budget with Thompson Coburn (Item 19)
• Rezoning of ~0.75 acres at 4970 and 4990 Van Buren Blvd to Commercial Retail Zone (Item 23)
• Adopt ordinance adding Chapter 9.29 on unlawful possession of catalytic converters (Item 22)
• Software License Agreement with Firstwatch Solutions for $233,928 for emergency response analytics (Item 24)
• Award $202,127.46 to Fritts Ford for six 2024 Ford Bronco SUVs for Public Works (Item 25)

City Council

The City Council will hear presentations on the 1969 water rights judgment, the biennial legislative platform for 2025-2026, and smart city/AI initiatives. Consent calendar items include a rezoning, a catalytic converter ordinance, and several contracts. Closed sessions are scheduled for legal and personnel matters.

• Discussion and direction on City of Riverside Biennial Legislative Platform for 2025-2026
• Rezoning 0.75 acres at 4970 and 4990 Van Buren Boulevard from R-1-7000 to CR Commercial Retail
• Ordinance adding Chapter 9.29 to prohibit unlawful possession of catalytic converters
• Approve $600,000 legal budget with Thompson Coburn for FERC transmission revenue requirement petition
• $233,928 software license agreement with Firstwatch Solutions for emergency response data analytics

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will hear three presentations: the Riverside Community Services Foundation annual update, a new volunteer initiative for Adopt-A-Park, and an Arts & Culture Affairs quarterly update. The main discussion item is a revised draft of the 2025 work plan. The consent calendar includes approval of meeting minutes from October 21, 2024.

• Riverside Community Services Foundation annual update presentation
• Revitalizing Adopt-A-Park: new era of volunteer projects presentation
• Arts & Culture Affairs quarterly update presentation
• Revised 2025 work plan draft discussion
• Meeting minutes from October 21, 2024 on consent calendar

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will consider the appeal of a personnel grievance filed by Alissa Hughes. A closed‑session meeting will be held to discuss the discipline issue, after which the Board chair will report the decision. The meeting also includes routine items such as oath administration and public comment.

• Administration of oath to witnesses by City Clerk
• Appeal of discipline of public employee – Personnel Grievance of Alissa Hughes
• Closed session to consider the discipline of Alissa Hughes per Government Code Section 54957
• Board chair to report decision after closed session

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission meeting scheduled for November 28, 2024, has been cancelled.

Community Police Review Commission

The scheduled meeting of the Community Police Review Commission on November 27, 2024, was cancelled. No business was conducted or discussed.

Museum of Riverside Board

The regular Museum of Riverside Board meeting scheduled for November 27, 2024 has been cancelled. A special meeting will be held on December 4, 2024 at 3:00 PM in the Art Pick City Council Chambers.

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will consider staff recommendations for the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 City Sponsorship Program, which includes $229,099 in monetary and in-kind support for charitable and community events from January to June 2025. A biannual table sponsorship update for the first half of 2024 will also be presented. The committee will also receive legislative and economic opportunity updates.

• Discussion of $229,099 city sponsorship program for Jan–Jun 2025 (All Wards)
• Biannual table sponsorship update for Jan–Jun 2024
• Legislative update from staff
• Economic Opportunity Update (All Wards) by Assistant City Manager

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will meet to review and approve a revised draft of its 2025 annual work plan. The body will also receive a presentation from Pro Health & Wellness and hear updates from ad hoc committees.

• Review and approval of the revised draft 2025 annual work plan
• Presentation from Pro Health & Wellness
• Updates from the Community Event Ad Hoc Committee
• Updates from the Resource Guide Ad Hoc Committee

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a pilot program for Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) mitigation and a corresponding municipal code amendment. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a parcel subdivision at 1810 Iowa Street.

• Proposal to subdivide a 4.59-acre parcel into 3 parcels at 1810 Iowa Street (PR-2024-001728)
• Proposed Resolution for the Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Mitigation Bank Pilot Program
• Proposed Ordinance to add Chapter 16.80 to Title 16 of the Riverside Municipal Code
• Proposed modification of CEQA VMT transportation impact thresholds for residential, office, and industrial projects

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss and potentially approve $229,099 in monetary and in-kind support for charitable and community events through the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 City Sponsorship Program from January to June 2025. They will also receive a legislative update and an economic opportunity update from the Assistant City Manager. No rezonings or ordinances are on the agenda.

• Discussion of $229,099 in sponsorships and in-kind contributions for charitable and community events (Jan–Jun 2025)
• Biannual Table Sponsorship update for Jan–Jun 2024
• Legislative update
• Economic Opportunity Update (All Wards) presented by Assistant City Manager Rafael Guzman

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will hear an update on 2024 fireworks enforcement activities, including the use of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) for illegal fireworks enforcement, and proposed amendments to Riverside Municipal Code Chapter 1.18 to add social host liability. Additionally, the committee will receive an update on programs, classes, and events at the Johnny Martin Sotelo Youth Opportunity Center at Bobby Bonds Park.

• Update on 2024 fireworks enforcement activities and use of sUAS technology for illegal fireworks enforcement
• Proposed amendments to Riverside Municipal Code Chapter 1.18 to include Social Host Liability
• Update on Johnny Martin Sotelo Youth Opportunity Center’s programs, classes, and events at Bobby Bonds Park (Ward 1)
• Legislative update
• Items for future committee consideration

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will receive a presentation and provide input on the draft ADU Design Guidelines for Historic Properties. The consent calendar includes approval of the October 16, 2024 meeting minutes and excusing absences of three board members.

• Workshop: Receive and file presentation on draft ADU Design Guidelines for Historic Properties
• Approval of minutes from October 16, 2024 meeting
• Excuse absences of Board Members Brown, Castellanos, and Ferguson from October 16 meeting

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will hear two presentations: one on 2024 fireworks enforcement using drone technology and proposed amendments to Riverside Municipal Code Chapter 1.18 adding social host liability, and another on programs at the Johnny Martin Sotelo Youth Opportunity Center at Bobby Bonds Park. The meeting also includes a legislative update.

• Fireworks enforcement update including use of sUAS (drone) technology
• Proposed amendments to Municipal Code Chapter 1.18 for social host liability
• Update on Johnny Martin Sotelo Youth Opportunity Center programs at Bobby Bonds Park
• Legislative update

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on a residential-to-commercial rezoning for a drive-thru coffee shop and a $15 million financing plan for a rental project. The body will also discuss several closed-session legal matters and personnel appointments.

• Rezoning of 0.75 acres at 4970 and 4990 Van Buren Boulevard for a 950-square foot Dutch Bros coffee shop
• Approval of revenue bonds not-to-exceed $15 million for a 23-unit rental project at 11049 Bogart Avenue
• Grant application for $4,007,227 for a 24-station EV charging hub at Riverside Municipal Airport
• Agreement with Assembly Software LLC for $719,714 for a legal case management system
• Levying assessments for Calendar Year 2025 for the Downtown Parking and Business Improvement Area

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider a resolution authorizing up to $15 million in revenue bonds to finance and refinance a 23‑unit residential rental project at 11049 Bogart Avenue. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a downtown partnership assessment, a rezoning and conditional use permit for a Dutch Bros. drive‑thru coffee shop, and routine consent calendar items such as a $4,007,227 EV charging grant for the municipal airport and a $719,714 software agreement for the City Attorney’s Office.

• Resolution to issue revenue bonds not to exceed $15 million for Sunrise at Bogart rental project (11049 Bogart Ave).
• Public hearing on rezoning 0.75 acre at 4970‑4990 Van Buren Blvd from single‑family to commercial retail.
• Conditional Use Permit and design review for a 950‑sq‑ft Dutch Bros. drive‑thru coffee shop.
• Consent calendar item: $4,007,227 grant for EV charging hub at Riverside Municipal Airport (6951 Flight Road).
• Consent calendar item: $719,714 software licensing agreement with Assembly Software LLC for the City Attorney’s Office.

Board of Public Utilities

The Riverside Board of Public Utilities will vote on awarding a $6.45 million contract to Asplundh Construction for building a 69kV sub-transmission line from the Riverside Energy Resource Center to Freeman, a key part of the Riverside Transmission Reliability Project. The consent calendar includes approvals for a $213,997 generator replacement contract, purchase order increases for cable and chiller repairs, and a recommendation to the City Council for a $600,000 legal budget for a FERC petition. Discussion items also cover a $804,113.70 agreement for gas turbine upgrades at Springs Power Plant and several quarterly reports on utility operations and finances.

• Award Bid 8117 to Asplundh Construction for $6,452,235 for 69kV RERC-to-Freeman transmission line, plus $1,290,447 contingency
• Approve Service Agreement with Inland Electric Inc. for $213,997 to replace standby generators at Box Springs, Orange Terrace, and Tilden radio sites
• Recommend City Council approve $600,000 legal budget for FERC petition on transmission revenue requirement
• Approve Services Agreement with GE Vernova Operations for $804,113.70 for inlet guide vane upgrades at Springs Power Plant
• Increase Purchase Order with Trane U.S. Inc. by $45,749 for air inlet chiller repairs at Riverside Energy Resource Center

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will consider its draft work plan for the upcoming period. The meeting also includes a presentation on fun places to walk in Riverside, provided by Parks, Recreation and Community Services. Consent calendar items include approval of prior meeting minutes and excusing commissioner absences.

• Discussion of Commission on Aging Draft Work Plan
• Presentation on 'Fun Places to Walk' by Parks, Recreation and Community Services
• Approval of minutes from October 21, 2024
• Excusing absences of Commissioner Aleman, Chair DuBois, Vice-Chair Roberts
• Ad Hoc Committee updates on Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, Mobility

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will consider remote participation rules, approve minutes from August and October, and discuss the Urban Forestry Street Tree Program and the Public Safety Engagement Team's fiscal year 2023-24 outcomes.

• Approval of minutes from August 8, 2024, and October 10, 2024
• Discussion on Urban Forestry Street Tree Program
• Review of Public Safety Engagement Team fiscal year 2023-24 outcomes
• Budget Engagement Commission work plan status
• Finance Director Update

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The committee will hear a presentation on establishing an axle restriction for commercial vehicles on a segment of Madison Street to prevent cut-through traffic. They will also receive an overview of the RCTC express lane program and potential expansion on major freeways. Project updates and legislative matters will be discussed.

• Proposed axle restriction on Madison Street between Indiana and Victoria Avenues for commercial vehicles over three axles (Ward 5)
• RCTC express lane program overview including potential expansion study on SR-91, I-215, and SR-60 (All Wards)
• Project updates from the Deputy Public Works Director
• Legislative update

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission is meeting to consider routine consent calendar items including approval of October minutes, recording excused absences for three commissioners, and cancelling the December 2024 meeting. The commission will also receive the November Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report. Public comment is invited on any agenda item or matters within the commission's jurisdiction.

• Approve minutes of October 10, 2024 meeting
• Record excused absences for Commissioners Gibbs, Randleman, and Vazquez
• Cancel the December 12, 2024 Airport Commission meeting
• Receive November 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will discuss and potentially establish an axle restriction on a segment of Madison Street between Indiana and Victoria Avenues to prohibit cut-through traffic by commercial vehicles exceeding three axles. The committee will also receive a presentation from RCTC on the express lane program and potential expansion study on SR-91, I-215, and SR-60. Routine updates on legislation and projects are also on the agenda.

• Establish axle restriction on Madison Street between Indiana and Victoria Avenues (Ward 5) prohibiting commercial vehicles over three axles
• RCTC express lane program overview and potential expansion study through State Route 91, Interstate 215, and State Route 60
• Legislative update
• Project updates from Deputy Public Works Director
• Items for future committee consideration

Commission of the Deaf

The regularly scheduled November 13, 2024 meeting of the Commission of the Deaf has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Land Use Committee

The Riverside Land Use Committee will discuss two items: a proposed amnesty program for undocumented residential legacy structures, and zoning code amendments to regulate industrial development including warehousing and distribution facilities. Both items are citywide (All Wards) and include presentations and draft ordinances. Public comment is open for each item.

• Review of undocumented residential legacy structures and draft amnesty program
• Proposed zoning code amendments for industrial development, warehousing, and distribution facilities
• Legislative update (Item 4)
• Items for future committee consideration (Item 5)

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will hear presentations on proposed zoning code amendments for industrial development, including warehousing and distribution facilities, and a review of undocumented residential legacy structures. Both items affect all wards. No votes are scheduled; the meeting is a discussion calendar.

• Proposed Zoning Code amendments related to industrial development regulations including warehousing and distribution facilities (All Wards)
• Review undocumented residential legacy structures (All Wards)
• Legislative update
• Items for future Land Use Committee consideration

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees meeting scheduled for November 11, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for December 9, 2024.

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will hold a pre-conference on a Code of Ethics complaint filed against Councilmember Conder. They will also vote on excusing Vice Chair Newman's absence, consider forming an ad hoc committee to research subpoena power, and discuss whether to use outside legal counsel instead of the City Attorney. Consent items include approval of the October 3 meeting minutes.

• Pre-conference on Code of Ethics complaint against Councilmember Conder
• Determine if Vice Chair Newman's absence from Oct 3 meeting is excused or unexcused
• Establish ad hoc committee to research subpoena power and authority to compel witnesses
• Authority and conditions for using outside legal counsel in lieu of the City Attorney
• Approval of October 3, 2024 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a tentative tract map to subdivide a 9.91-acre orange grove into 49 single-family lots, including 3 affordable units, at the southeast corner of La Sierra Avenue and Victoria Avenue. The commission will also consider adopting a Mitigated Negative Declaration and approve the consent calendar including minutes from September 26.

• Tentative Tract Map PR-2024-001656: subdivide 9.91 acres into 49 lots (46 market rate, 3 affordable) at La Sierra Ave and Victoria Ave
• Proposal by Warmington Residential; site currently an orange grove in R-1-1/2 Acre zone, Ward 5
• Recommended Mitigated Negative Declaration and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program
• Consent calendar: approval of September 26, 2024 meeting minutes

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will discuss establishing a Voluntary Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Mitigation Bank Pilot Program, a new policy to offset traffic impacts from development. They will also review a temporary two-way circulation pilot project on Redwood Drive between University Avenue and 9th Street. Consent items include approving October meeting minutes and excusing a board member's absence.

• Discuss and possibly approve a Voluntary VMT Mitigation Bank Pilot Program
• Review temporary two-way circulation pilot project on Redwood Drive between University Avenue and 9th Street
• Approve minutes of October 2, 2024 meeting
• Record excused absence of Board Member K. Brown for October 2, 2024 meeting

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider a CEQA exemption for a fuel station project and approve various contracts, including a $120,000 aviation agreement and a $201,300 traffic control contract. The meeting will also include a resolution requesting state action on property insurance.

• Supplemental Agreement 3 to FAA contract for $12,382.08
• Aviation Program Agreement with City of Corona for $120,000
• Festival of Lights traffic control agreement with CAT Tracking for $201,300
• Resolution requesting state action on property insurance
• First Amendment to fiber optic network agreement with SiFi Networks

City Council

The City Council will consider a first amendment to a citywide fiber optic network agreement and review an overview of artificial intelligence in municipal government. The body will also vote on several contracts for software, emergency air support, and infrastructure projects.

• Agreement with SDI Presence, LLC for $394,325 for enterprise application needs analysis
• Funding agreement with Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District for $351,388 for Box Springs - Central Avenue Slope Protection
• Aviation Program Agreement with City of Corona for $120,000 for emergency air support
• Agreement with CAT Tracking, Inc. for up to $201,300 for 2024 Festival of Lights traffic control
• Software license addendum with Schneider Electric Smart Grid Solutions, LLC for $115,000 annually

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will conduct a public hearing to accept comments on the city’s personnel policies and procedures, presented by Deputy HR Director Colene Torres. The board will also review the Miscellaneous Leave Compensation Policy and the Subpoena for Employment Records Policy. Additional agenda items include a departmental presentation by Public Utilities General Manager David A. Garcia, and consideration of unexcused or excused absences of several board members.

• Public hearing on Human Resources Personnel Policies and Procedures (Colene Torres)
• Review of Miscellaneous Leave Compensation Policy
• Review of Subpoena for Employment Records Policy
• Departmental presentation by Public Utilities General Manager David A. Garcia
• Consideration of unexcused absences of Board Members Makisha Alexander and Dr. Bedan Kamau

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities is reviewing several utility contracts, grant funds, and infrastructure projects. Key items include electric resource planning and the development of an electric vehicle charging hub at the Riverside Municipal Airport.

• 2025 Annual Resource Adequacy Plan for Riverside Utilities Electric for $53,968,537
• Grant match funding of $1,001,807 for a multi-port EV charging hub at Riverside Municipal Airport
• Contract amendment with Richard Heath and Associates, Inc. for $1,250,000 for Outdoor Lighting Direct Installation
• Professional Consultant Services Agreement with Valley Soil, Inc. for $750,000 for Smart Irrigation Program
• License Agreement with Stafford, LLC for estimated revenue of $213,490.78 for use of Riverside Water Company Canal

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will adopt routine consent‑calendar items, hear a presentation from the CIELO Fund about its impact on Riverside's Latino community, and discuss several reports including recommended revisions to the commission's standing rules, guidelines for handling negative social‑media comments, and the dissolution of ad‑hoc committees. The meeting also includes updates from commissioners and staff.

• Adopt consent‑calendar items recording commissioner absences on September 26, 2024
• Presentation from the CIELO Fund on its impact in the Latino community within Riverside
• Review by‑laws ad‑hoc committee revision recommendations to the HRC standing rules
• Report on addressing negative social‑media comments and related guidelines
• Report on dissolving ad‑hoc committees

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Thursday, October 24, 2024, has been cancelled.

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will discuss the 2024 workplan and schedule training on police procedures. The body will also move to the final review stage for an officer-involved death case involving F. Marquez.

• Review and scheduling of full-day training on police procedures
• Review of 2024 CPRC Workplan Update
• Review Stage 6 of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #21-0012809 - F. Marquez
• Closed session personnel matters for cases #PC24-05027, #PC24-02009, and #PC24-07038

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will meet to approve minutes, discuss a 100th anniversary gala, and review a strategic plan. The board will also receive a presentation on Native American repatriation legislation.

• Approve minutes from August 28, 2024
• Receive presentation on 100th anniversary gala
• Receive presentation on repatriation legislation (NAGPRA and AB 275)
• Review Strategic Plan status report for quarter ending June 30, 2024
• Approve alternate meeting dates for November and December 2024

City Council

The City Council will discuss a contract amendment for environmental mitigation on the Jurupa Avenue Extension Phase 2. The body will also consider a resolution regarding the California insurance crisis and an employment agreement amendment for City Manager Mike Futrell.

• First Amendment to Agreement with Riverside-Corona Regional Conservation District for a total of $3,758,016.08 for Jurupa Avenue Extension Phase 2
• Proposed resolution requesting emergency action from state officials to stabilize the homeowners and commercial property insurance marketplace
• First Amendment to Employment Agreement with City Manager Mike Futrell to adjust salary range
• Public hearing to cancel a Williamson Act Land Conservation Contract and diminish Agricultural Preserve No. 3 for a residence at Lurin Avenue and Obsidian Drive
• Presentation by Black and Veatch Corporation on the Zero-Emission Fleet Transition Plan

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider several financial and land-use actions, including a $3,055,116.08 amendment to a contract with the Riverside‑Corona Regional Conservation District. A public hearing will address the cancellation of a Williamson Act land‑conservation contract and the diminishment of Agricultural Preserve No. 3 to allow a single‑family residence at Lurin Avenue and Obsidian Drive. The council will also review a resolution on the California insurance crisis and approve an amendment to the City Manager’s employment agreement.

• First Amendment to agreement with Riverside‑Corona Regional Conservation District for $3,055,116.08 (total $3,758,016.08) for Jurupa Avenue Extension Phase 2
• Mayor Pro Tem Perry recommends amendment to City Manager Mike Futrell’s employment agreement and salary range
• Public hearing: cancellation of Williamson Act contract and diminishment of Agricultural Preserve No. 3 for a 0.91‑acre single‑family residence at Lurin Ave & Obsidian Dr
• Mobility and Infrastructure Committee presentation on Zero‑Emission Fleet Transition Plan by Black & Veatch
• Resolution requesting emergency action on California insurance crisis

Park and Recreation Commission

The Riverside Park and Recreation Commission will consider several agenda items, including a PRCSD sponsorship packet and a boxing program update. The commission will adopt the minutes from the September 16, 2024 meeting and record an excused absence for Vice Chair Noor. A draft work plan for 2025 will be presented for discussion. Additional items include updates on conferences attended by commissioners and announcements from staff.

• Presentation of PRCSD Sponsorship Packet (Item 2)
• Boxing Program Update presentation (Item 3)
• Adoption of minutes from September 16, 2024 (Item 4)
• Review of the 2025 Draft Work Plan (Item 6)
• Updates of conferences, seminars, and regional meetings attended by commissioners (Item 7)

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and receive updates from various ad hoc committees. The meeting includes time for public comment and the identification of items for future consideration.

• Approval of September 16, 2024 minutes
• Ad Hoc Committee updates on Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, and Mobility
• Reports on conferences, seminars, and regional meetings attended by Commissioners

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will meet to review and approve the revised draft of its 2025 Annual Work Plan. The body will also receive a presentation from Pro Health & Wellness.

• Review and approval of the revised draft 2025 Annual Work Plan
• Presentation from Pro Health & Wellness
• Updates from the Community Event Ad Hoc Committee
• Updates from the Resource Guide Ad Hoc Committee

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The meeting scheduled for October 16, 2024, was cancelled. The agenda contained only procedural boilerplate and a cancelled discussion calendar.

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The City of Riverside Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee meeting scheduled for October 16, 2024 was cancelled. No agenda items were discussed or decided. The agenda had listed a fireworks enforcement update, a legislative update, and items for future consideration, but none were acted upon.

• 2024 fireworks enforcement activities update (All Wards) – presentation
• Legislative update
• Items for future Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee consideration

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will discuss a proposal by Riverside Public Utilities to transition the city's streetlight system to LED technology. The board will determine if the project is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) to preserve the historic character of affected areas.

• Planning Case DP-2024-01130: Citywide LED Conversion Program Phase II
• Review of 2024 3rd Quarter Report on Historic Preservation Activity
• Determination of CEQA exemption for LED conversion in Historic Districts and Neighborhood Conservation Areas

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees meeting scheduled for October 14, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting is set for December 9, 2024.

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss the status of its work plan and receive an update on the Urban Forestry Street Tree Program. The commission will also receive an update from the Finance Director.

• Update on the Urban Forestry Street Tree Program
• Budget Engagement Commission work plan status
• Finance Director Update
• Approval of August 8, 2024 meeting minutes

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission will elect a Chair Pro Tem, receive reports on unexcused absences, and consider the October 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report. Routine items on the Consent Calendar will be adopted by a single motion, and commissioners will share updates from recent conferences and discuss items for future consideration.

• Elect Chair Pro Tem
• Unexcused absent reports for Alderette and Greene
• October 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Consent Calendar items to be adopted by one motion
• Commissioners' updates on conferences and future agenda items

Planning Commission

The City of Riverside Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Thursday, October 10, 2024, has been cancelled.

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will meet to review minutes and hear a presentation from the Riverside Police Department. The body will also discuss community outreach and revisions to agenda template language.

• Presentation by Riverside Police Department
• Discussion of community outreach
• Revision of agenda template language
• Review and approval of September 11, 2024 minutes

City Council

The City Council will review various budget increases for legal services and public safety equipment. The body is also considering a rezoning ordinance for a mixed-use project and several contract awards for city infrastructure and services.

• Rezoning of 17.37 acres at 5261 Arlington Avenue (Former Sears Building) for 388 residential units and 25,320 sq ft of retail
• Purchase of 300 Axon Taser 10s for $1,469,030.16
• Agreement with County of Riverside Department of Animal Services for $3,204,183.99
• Acceptance of $1,518,384 DHS grant for Fire Department salaries and benefits
• Allocation of $100,000 for Arlington Business Area vitality

City Council

The City Council will vote on several routine consent items, including a rezoning request for a mixed-use project and various city contracts. The body will also discuss legal budget increases and a resolution supporting a community college bond measure.

• Rezoning 17.37 acres at 5261 Arlington Avenue (former Sears building) for 388 residential units and 25,320 sq ft of retail
• Purchase of 300 Axon Taser 10s for $1,469,030.16
• Agreement with County of Riverside Department of Animal Services for $3,204,183.99
• Acceptance of $1,518,384 DHS grant for Fire Department salaries and benefits
• Allocation of $100,000 for Arlington Business Area vitality

Human Resources Board

The Riverside Human Resources Board will hold a public hearing to accept comments on revisions to Miscellaneous Leave and Subpoena for Employment Records policies. The meeting will also include a departmental presentation and the approval of minutes from a previous session.

• Public Hearing on Human Resources Personnel Policies and Procedures
• Revisions to Miscellaneous Leave and Subpoena for Employment Records policies
• Departmental Presentation by Public Utilities General Manager
• Approval of September 10, 2024, meeting minutes
• Excusal of Board Member Austin Attaway and Martin H. DeCampos from September 10 meeting

Board of Ethics

The Riverside Board of Ethics will consider routine items on the Consent Calendar, adopt the minutes from the August 1, 2024 meeting, and discuss two items on the Discussion Calendar: whether Member Foreman's absence at the August meeting was excused or unexcused, and an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct. Brief reports on recent meetings attended by board members will also be presented, and members may propose items for future consideration.

• Adopt minutes from the August 1, 2024 meeting (Consent Calendar).
• Determine if Member Foreman's August 1, 2024 absence is excused or unexcused.
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct update.
• Brief reports on meetings attended by board members.
• Consideration of future items submitted by board members.

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will review the establishment of an On-Street ADA Program II and the removal of preferential parking zones on Tenth Street. The board is also considering axle restrictions for a segment of Placentia Lane.

• Establishment of On-Street ADA Program II
• Removal of Preferential Parking Zones (PPZ's) on Tenth Street
• Establishment of Axle Restriction on a segment of Placentia Lane
• Annual Traffic Signal Timing Update, including Central Avenue & SR-91 Interchange

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will discuss a proposal to discontinue the remote and call‑in public comment option and require in‑person comments for all governmental meetings. The committee will also receive an update on Spanish language access and translation services for City Council and committee meetings. A legislative update and items for future consideration will be presented.

• Proposed sunset of remote/call‑in public comment participation, returning to only in‑person comments (All Wards)
• Language access and translation services update – Spanish translation and interpretation for meetings
• Legislative update presentation
• Items for future Governmental Processes Committee consideration as requested by members

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will consider a proposal to end remote and call‑in public comment, limiting participation to in‑person only. It will also receive an update on Spanish translation and interpretation services for City Council and Committee meetings. A legislative update will be presented, and members may submit items for future consideration.

• Proposed sunset of remote/call‑in public comment participation, returning to in‑person only (All Wards)
• Language access and translation services update – Spanish translation and interpretation (All Wards)
• Legislative update
• Items for future Governmental Processes Committee consideration as requested by members

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the selection of an Interim City Attorney in a closed session. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items and public comment.

• Selection of Interim City Attorney (Closed Session)

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider the selection of an interim city attorney under Government Code §54957. The meeting will also include a report on discussions held in closed sessions. Public comment will be offered for up to three minutes per speaker.

• Selection of interim city attorney (Gov. Code §54957)
• Report on closed session discussions
• Mayor calls meeting to order
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit)
• Potential adjournment to closed sessions

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission will consider a proposal for a 7-Eleven fuel station and convenience store at 3570 and 3596 Van Buren Boulevard. The agenda includes approving minutes, recording an absence, and a public hearing on the zoning and alcohol license request.

• Public hearing for 7-Eleven fuel station and alcohol sales at 3570/3596 Van Buren Boulevard
• Zoning code amendment from MU-V-SP to CR-SP for the project site
• Conditional Use Permit for vehicle fueling station and off-sale alcohol
• Approval of September 12, 2024, Planning Commission minutes
• Determination on the absence of Commissioner Elizalde from August 15, 2024

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will review the Criminal Case Book for an officer-involved death case, discuss personnel matters, and approve routine minutes and reports.

• Review stages 4-5 of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #21-0012809
• Discuss personnel matters for case # PC24-03013
• Discuss personnel matters for case # PC24-03016
• Discuss personnel matters for case # PC24-06029
• Approve minutes from August 28, 2024

Museum of Riverside Board

The regular Museum of Riverside Board meeting scheduled for September 25, 2024, was cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

City Council

The council will open the meeting with a mayoral call to order and a public comment period limited to three minutes. It will then move to closed sessions to consider the selection of an interim city attorney and to receive legal advice on two pending lawsuits (Riverside Superior Court case CVRI2300725 and Tony Platt case). No other agenda items are listed.

• Selection of interim city attorney (Gov’t Code §54957)
• Legal counsel regarding Riverside Superior Court Case No. CVRI2300725
• Legal counsel regarding Tony Platt v. City of Riverside (Riverside County Superior Court Case No. RIC1822011)

City Council

The City Council will meet to conduct business including closed sessions on legal matters. The agenda focuses on the selection of an Interim City Attorney and legal counsel regarding two specific court cases.

• Selection of Interim City Attorney
• Legal counsel regarding Riverside Superior Court Case No. CVRI2300725
• Legal counsel regarding Riverside County Superior Court Case No. RIC1822011 (Tony Platt v. City of Riverside)

Board of Public Utilities

The Riverside Board of Public Utilities will consider a service agreement with CEMTEK Environmental, Inc. for up to $703,166 to upgrade the continuous emissions monitoring system at the Springs Power Plant. The board will also recommend that the City Council authorize an EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants application for the department’s PFAS Treatment Project. Additional items include a presentation on the city’s Zero‑Emission Vehicle Transition Plan and an update of the 2024 Annual Workplan.

• Approve service agreement with CEMTEK Environmental, Inc. (up to $703,166) for emissions monitoring upgrades at Springs Power Plant
• Recommend City Council authorize EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grants for PFAS Treatment Project
• Black & Veatch Corporation presentation on Zero‑Emission Vehicle Transition Plan
• Approve 2024 Annual Workplan 6‑month update
• Power Supply Report for July 2024

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review proposed amendments to the Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance and receive an update on Housing Authority projects. The body will also discuss several updates regarding encampment responses and housing programs.

• Proposed amendments to Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance
• Housing Authority's projects update
• Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan update
• Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study update
• Outreach Worker Update

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss an update to the Table Sponsorship Policy and review Riverside Public Utilities table sponsorship expenditures for fiscal years 2022‑23 and 2023‑24 across all wards. The meeting also includes a legislative update, an economic opportunity update for all wards, and a period for public comment. Items for future committee consideration will be noted.

• Table Sponsorship Policy update and FY 2022‑23/23‑24 expenditures review
• Legislative update
• Economic Opportunity update (All Wards)
• Items for future Economic Development Committee consideration
• Public comment (3‑minute limit)

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss updates to the Table Sponsorship Policy. The body will also review Riverside Public Utilities Table Sponsorship expenditures for Fiscal Years 2022-23 and 2023-24.

• Table Sponsorship Policy update
• Review of Fiscal Year 2022-23 and 2023-24 Riverside Public Utilities Table Sponsorship Expenditures
• Economic Opportunity Update

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will discuss three proposed amendments to the Riverside Municipal Code: changes to camping, encampments, and sleeping on public property; a new Chapter 9.29 addressing unlawful possession of catalytic converters; and an alternate approach to abandoned shopping cart retrieval. The meeting also includes a legislative update and a brief on items for future committee consideration.

• Proposed amendments to the municipal code on camping, encampments, and sleeping on public property (All Wards) – presentation by Jack Liu, Assistant City Attorney.
• Proposed amendments adding Chapter 9.29 Unlawful Possession of Catalytic Converters (All Wards) – presentation by Frank Assumma, Deputy Chief of Police Operations.
• Alternate approach to abandoned shopping cart retrieval (All Wards) – presentation by Lee Withers, Public Works Deputy Director-Field Services.
• Legislative update.
• Items for future Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee consideration.

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will first approve the minutes from its August 21 meeting and adopt routine items on the consent calendar. A presentation from the Mission Inn Foundation will be heard. The board will review a Certificate of Appropriateness request by Riverside Hyundai to remove portions of the former Helgeson Buick building at 8001 Auto Drive. Additional items for future consideration will be noted.

• Approve Minutes of August 21, 2024 meeting
• Adopt routine items on the Consent Calendar
• Mission Inn Foundation presentation by Nanci Larsen
• Certificate of Appropriateness request to remove ~2,821 sq ft from historic Helgeson Buick building at 8001 Auto Drive
• Items for future Cultural Heritage Board consideration

City Council

The City Council and Public Financing Authority will discuss the issuance of lease revenue bonds up to $73 million. The body will also consider a $2.87 million interfund loan to purchase five compressed natural gas refuse trucks from Peterbilt Motors Company.

• Proposed issuance of lease revenue bonds not to exceed $73,000,000
• Purchase of five compressed natural gas refuse trucks for $3,355,924.67
• Annual review of Military Equipment Policy for law enforcement
• Annual review of mobile home parks rent stabilization
• Proposed repeal of Resolution No. 23947 regarding city building flag displays

City Council

The City Council and Public Financing Authority will discuss the issuance of bonds up to $73 million. The body will also review the Military Equipment Policy and mobile home park rent stabilization.

• Issuance of Riverside Public Financing Authority lease revenue bonds not to exceed $73,000,000
• Purchase of five compressed natural gas refuse trucks from Peterbilt Motors Company for $3,355,924.67
• Interfund loan of $2,870,000 from General Fund Infrastructure Reserves to Solid Waste Fund
• Annual review of Military Equipment Policy for law enforcement equipment
• Annual review of mobile home parks rent stabilization

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will review summer highlights and receive updates on the Cesar Chavez Community Center renovation at Bobby Bonds Park. The body will also discuss the Urban Forestry Policy Manual and a USDA Forest Service grant award.

• Updates on the renovation of the Cesar Chavez Community Center at Bobby Bonds Park
• Update on the Urban Forestry Policy Manual
• USDA Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry Inflation Reduction Act Grant Award
• Report on 2024 tree plantings, removals, and trimmings

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will hold a regular meeting to hear a presentation on nutrition for older adults and receive updates from its Ad Hoc Committee and members. The agenda includes approving the minutes from the previous meeting.

• Approval of August 19, 2024 minutes
• Presentation: Riverside County Office on Aging - Nutrition For Older Adults
• Ad Hoc Committee Updates: Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, Mobility
• Commissioner conference and seminar updates

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission will consider four items, including a conditional use permit for a charter school, a zone change for a Dutch Bros. coffee shop, and an expansion of a gas station and car wash. The meeting will also include the approval of the August 15, 2024, minutes.

• Consider Conditional Use Permit for Scholarship Prep School at 9707 Magnolia Avenue
• Consider Zone Change for Dutch Bros. coffee shop at 4990 Van Buren Boulevard
• Consider expansion of AM/PM gas station and car wash at 501 E. Alessandro Boulevard
• Approve minutes from August 15, 2024, meeting
• Public hearing for Planning Case PR-2024-001655

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to review the Airport Manager's operations and activity report for August 2024. The body will also handle routine consent items and discuss updates from regional meetings.

• August 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Approval of August 8, 2024 meeting minutes

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission meeting scheduled for September 12, 2024 has been cancelled. No agenda items were adopted. The next regular meeting is set for Thursday, October 10, 2024.

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will meet to discuss the establishment of a downtown valet parking service in Ward 1. The meeting also includes legislative and project updates from the Deputy Public Works Director.

• Presentation on establishing Park Riverside Downtown Valet Service (Ward 1)
• Legislative update
• Project updates from Deputy Public Works Director Nathan Mustafa

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will review its 6-month work plan and discuss community outreach efforts. The body will also consider revisions to agenda template language and receive a presentation on keeping the city clean and beautiful.

• Review and approval of August 14, 2024 minutes
• Keeping Riverside Clean and Beautiful presentation
• Agenda template language revision
• 6-month work plan update
• Community outreach discussion including a community survey

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will discuss a resolution to adopt a previously approved cannabis business tax rate of eight percent of gross receipts. The committee will also receive a legislative update and discuss future agenda items.

• Discussion of cannabis business tax rate of 8% of gross receipts
• Legislative update
• Future agenda items for Finance Committee consideration

City Council

The council will discuss a request to rezone about 15 acres from Public Facilities to Residential Conservation. It will vote on a $10 million CalRecycle Organics Grant and a $9,825,000 design‑build agreement with Anaergia Services for feedstock reception stations at the Regional Water Quality Control Plant. A $1.57 million bid award for playground construction funded by the American Rescue Plan will also be reviewed.

• Zoning Code Map amendment to rezone 14.96 vacant acres near Cresthaven Drive, Century Hill Drive, Apostle Lane and Old Bridge Road
• CalRecycle grant of $10,000,000 for feedstock reception stations at the Regional Water Quality Control Plant
• Design‑build agreement with Anaergia Services, LLC for $9,825,000 for the same project
• Award of bid 8109 to JMJ Construction Company for $1,572,019 (plus change orders up to $1,729,220.90) for citywide playgrounds
• Four items for future council consideration submitted by the Mayor or council members

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hear a departmental presentation from Gilbert Hernandez of the Public Works Department on the 2024 HR update. The Board will vote on excusing the recent absences of four Board members. Routine items on the Consent Calendar, including approval of June 3 minutes, will be adopted by a single motion. The meeting will also include updates from the HR Director and a discussion of future agenda items.

• Departmental Presentation – Gilbert Hernandez, Public Works Department (2024 HR update)
• Vote to excuse Board Member Makisha Alexander’s June 3, 2024 absence
• Vote to excuse Board Member Dr. Austin Attaway’s August 5, 2024 absence
• Consent Calendar adoption of Minutes for June 3, 2024
• Human Resources Director updates – Rene Goldman

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone nearly 15 vacant acres to a Residential Conservation Zone. The body will also consider a design-build agreement for water plant improvements and a contract for citywide playground installations.

• Request to rezone 14.96 vacant acres south of Cresthaven and Century Hill Drives from Public Facilities to Residential Conservation Zone
• Design-Build Agreement with Anaergia Services, LLC for $9,825,000 for feedstock reception station improvements at Regional Water Quality Control Plant
• Bid award to JMJ Construction Company for citywide playground installations with a total project cost of $1,807,821.85
• Discussion of a $10,000,000 CalRecycle grant for organics program improvements

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will consider a subscription agreement for digital collections and receive updates on the new Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library. The board will also review a six-month workplan update and the Summer Reading Program.

• Subscription Services Agreement with OverDrive Inc. for $176,776
• Book donation from Inlandia Institute valued at $968
• Update on the new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library
• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will discuss existing sign regulations citywide, consider Agricultural Preserve Diminishment No. 3 and vote on canceling the Williamson Act land‑conservation contract for parcel 266‑090‑021. The meeting also includes a legislative update and a review of items proposed for future consideration.

• Review of Riverside Municipal Code Chapter 19.620 sign regulations (citywide)
• Cancel Williamson Act Land Conservation Contract for parcel 266‑090‑021 (0.91 acre) at Lurin Ave and Obsidian Dr
• Legislative update
• Discussion of future Land Use Committee items requested by members

Governmental Processes Committee

The Riverside Governmental Processes Committee will hold its September 4 meeting to discuss the annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct. The agenda also includes a legislative update and items for future consideration.

• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Legislative update
• Items for future Committee consideration

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board meeting scheduled for September 4, 2024, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission meeting set for Thursday, August 29, 2024 was cancelled. No agenda items were considered or decided. No public hearing or discussion took place.

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will discuss its workplan progress and the review stages of a specific officer-involved death case. The body will also hold closed sessions to discuss personnel matters regarding three police department cases.

• Review of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #21-0012809 - F. Marquez
• Closed session on personnel matters for case # PC24-01007
• Closed session on personnel matters for case # PC24-02008
• Closed session on personnel matters for case # PC24-05022
• Workplan progress update

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will consider two major contracts: a $1,157,598 spend for electric supervisory control and data acquisition network infrastructure (Work Order 2427164) and a $348,303 service agreement with GE Vernova Operations, LLC for turbine blade maintenance on Riverside Energy Resource Center Units 3 and 4. The meeting also includes presentations on sustainability efforts, a safety metrics update, and reports on financial results and water supply. Routine items such as minutes and board member absences are on the consent calendar.

• Approve $1,157,598 (including $105,236 contingency) for electric supervisory control and data acquisition network infrastructure (Work Order 2427164)
• Approve $348,303 service agreement with GE Vernova Operations, LLC for turbine blade maintenance on Riverside Energy Resource Center Units 3 and 4
• Presentation on Riverside Public Utilities sustainability efforts
• Safety Metrics Update presentation
• Financial Results as of May 31, 2024 and Accounts Receivable and Delinquencies as of June 30, 2024

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hear an appeal of the discipline of public employee Alissa Hughes. A closed‑session meeting will be held to consider the grievance, after which the board will report its decision. The agenda also includes a public comment period and the administration of oaths to witnesses.

• Appeal of discipline of public employee – Personnel Grievance of Alissa Hughes
• Closed session to consider the discipline grievance (Gov’t Code §54957)
• Report of board decision following closed session
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit)
• Administration of oath to witnesses – City Clerk

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss updates to the Table Sponsorship Policy. The body will also review Riverside Public Utilities Table Sponsorship expenditures for Fiscal Years 2022-23 and 2023-24.

• Table Sponsorship Policy update
• Review of Fiscal Year 2022-23 and 2023-24 Riverside Public Utilities Table Sponsorship Expenditures
• Legislative update
• Economic Opportunity Update

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will hear a presentation updating the Table Sponsorship Policy and reviewing fiscal year 2022-23 and 2023-24 Riverside Public Utilities table sponsorship expenditures for all wards. A legislative update will follow, then an Economic Opportunity Update presented by the Assistant City Manager. The committee will also consider items for future consideration as requested by its members and will allow public comment limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Table Sponsorship Policy update and FY 2022-23 & 2023-24 expenditures review (presentation by Krystelle Schneider)
• Legislative update presentation
• Economic Opportunity Update presentation by Assistant City Manager Rafael Guzman
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Discussion of future items requested by committee members

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will receive presentations from the Fair Housing Council of Riverside and the Civil Rights Institute of Southern California. The body will also discuss a 6-month workplan update and the formation of a Housing Ad Hoc committee.

• Fair Housing Council of Riverside presentation on housing disparities
• Civil Rights Institute of Southern California post grant report presentation
• Discussion on forming Housing Ad Hoc
• 6-month workplan update
• Planning for a Social Meet & Greet event

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will conduct a six-month review of its Annual Work Plan and discuss updates to its by-laws. The meeting also includes updates from ad hoc committees regarding senior health, housing, and mobility.

• Six-month review of the Commission on Aging Annual Work Plan
• Review and update of the Commission on Aging By-laws
• Ad Hoc Committee updates on Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, and Mobility

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a Conditional Use Permit and Design Review for a 950‑sq‑ft Dutch Bros Coffee drive‑thru on three parcels at 9604‑9624 Magnolia Avenue. The project is classified as exempt from CEQA review. The meeting also includes routine consent‑calendar items, an update to the 2024 Draft Work Plan, and a few items for future commission consideration.

• Conditional Use Permit & Design Review for Dutch Bros Coffee drive‑thru (9604‑9624 Magnolia Ave.)
• Consent calendar items (Minutes of July 18, 2024)
• 2024 Draft Work Plan update
• Future planning items submitted by commission members

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will hear a presentation from Mead & Hunt Engineering and review the Airport Manager's August 2024 operations and activity report. The body will also handle routine consent items including the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Presentation by Mead & Hunt Engineering
• August 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Approval of June 13, 2024 meeting minutes

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will discuss prioritizing grade‑separation proposals on Spruce, Jackson and Mary Streets at existing BNSF railroad crossings. It will also explore funding opportunities for the Project Approval and Environmental Documents phase of the Spruce Street grade separation. Additional agenda items include a legislative update, project updates, and future items for committee consideration.

• Prioritize proposed grade separation on Spruce, Jackson, and Mary Streets at BNSF railroad crossings
• Explore funding opportunities for the Project Approval and Environmental Documents phase of Spruce Street grade separation
• Legislative update
• Project updates
• Items for future Mobility and Infrastructure Committee consideration as requested by members

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will discuss prioritizing grade‑separation at three BNSF railroad crossings on Spruce, Jackson and Mary Streets and will explore funding for the project approval and environmental‑document phase. A legislative update and other project updates will also be presented. The meeting will conclude with a brief look at items for future committee consideration.

• Prioritize grade‑separation on Spruce, Jackson, and Mary Streets at BNSF railroad crossings
• Explore funding opportunities for project approval and environmental documents phase
• Legislative update presentation
• Project updates from Deputy Public Works Director
• Consideration of future items requested by committee members

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will consider the minutes from the July 11 meeting, address the absences of three commissioners, and discuss the lease agreement with Live Nation for the Fox Performance Arts Center and the Riverside Municipal Auditorium. The meeting will also include a finance director update.

• Minutes of July 11, 2024
• Absence of Commissioner Weinrich, Thomas, and Holley
• Update on Lease Agreement with Live Nation for Fox Performance Arts Center
• Update on Lease Agreement with Live Nation for Riverside Municipal Auditorium
• Finance Director Update

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will receive presentations on language translation services for city meetings and agendas. The committee will also discuss establishing guidelines for constituent representation following ward boundary changes from redistricting.

• Update on Spanish translation and interpretation services for City Council and Committee meetings
• Establishment of representation guidelines for constituents impacted by Reshape Riverside Redistricting ward boundary changes

City Council

The City Council will discuss state law and city policies regarding 'No Net Loss' housing. The body is also deciding on a new regulatory framework for short-term residential rentals and various municipal contracts.

• Ordinance adding Chapter 5.55 to the Municipal Code regarding Short-Term Residential Rentals
• Agreement with Southern Contracting Company for $1,717,375 for fire station generator replacements
• Authorization for Police Department vehicle purchases up to $2,314,398
• Rezoning of 2365 Eleventh Street and 5310 Candlewick Court to Cultural Resources Overlay Zones
• Sponsorship of the Blue Zone Project for $208,300

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will meet to review budget allocations and receive a presentation on the TDL sector's impact on pollution, health, and economic resiliency. The body will also determine the status of a commissioner's absence and discuss future meeting dates.

• Budget Allocation
• Presentation on the impact of the TDL sector on pollution, economic resiliency and health
• Determination of Commissioner Durkee's absence status from June 27, 2024
• Human Relations Commission Meeting Dates
• Attendance of Events

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will review case books for two officer-involved deaths and hear a presentation on the Public Safety Engagement Team. The body will also discuss personnel matters in closed sessions and revisit the Community Outreach Ad Hoc Committee membership.

• Presentation by Housing and Human Services Department regarding Public Safety Engagement Team (PSET)
• Review of Stages 1-2 of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #21-0012809 (F. Marquez)
• Review of Stages 3-6 of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #21-0006980 (J. Black)
• Discussion of personnel matters in closed session for cases #PC23-05016, #PC23-10048, and #PC24-01005
• Revisit Community Outreach Ad Hoc Committee membership

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a multi‑family project by Regional Properties, Inc. that seeks a General Plan Amendment, Specific Plan Amendment, and zoning change to allow 347 residential units on a 9.92‑acre site at 375 E. Alessandro Boulevard. The staff report includes a Draft Environmental Impact Report and mitigation measures. The commission will also review a conditional use permit for a new restaurant at 3765 La Sierra Avenue and a tentative tract map for a 149‑unit multifamily project at 3510 Van Buren Boulevard and 3469 Myers Street.

• Planning Case PR‑2022‑001359: rezoning and plan amendments for 347‑unit mixed‑use development at 375 E. Alessandro Blvd
• Planning Case PR‑2021‑001049: conditional use permit and design review for Ono Hawaiian BBQ restaurant at 3765 La Sierra Ave
• Planning Case PR‑2024‑001643: tentative tract map and design review for 149‑unit development at 3510 Van Buren Blvd and 3469 Myers St

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will meet to hear a presentation on a shopping cart retrieval program. The meeting also includes a legislative update and a discussion on future items for committee consideration.

• Presentation by Alex Rendon on shopping cart retrieval program (RMC 9.58)

Budget Engagement Commission

The Commission will review the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 third quarter financial update and a Measure Z spending plan. Additional discussion items include an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct and a Pavement Management Program update.

• Code of Ethics and Conduct Annual Review
• Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Third Quarter Financial Update
• Measure Z Spending Plan presentation
• Pavement Management Program update

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission meeting scheduled for July 11, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 8, 2024, at 3:00 p.m.

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will review several reports and administrative items. Discussion topics include a presentation on the 311 Contact Center and an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct.

• Review and Approval of Minutes from May 8, 2024
• 311 Contact Center Presentation
• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC Chapter 2.78)
• Agenda template language revision
• Renaming Commission of the Deaf

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will meet to review previous meeting minutes and determine the excused or unexcused status of member absences. The Board will also make assignments for an ad hoc committee regarding Code of Ethics and Conduct annual review presentations.

• Approval of June 6, 2024, meeting minutes
• Determination of Member Hill-Skinner's absence status from the June 6, 2024, meeting
• Assignment of Vice Chair Newman and Member Hill-Skinner to an ad hoc committee for public education updates

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will discuss amendments to water rate schedules to remove an expired conservation surcharge, which will change how water bills are calculated. Members will also review proposed utility contracts, a property lease at 8200 Arlington Avenue, and an annexation request for a San Bernardino address. Staff will provide updates on agricultural water rates, customer engagement, and a municipal ethics code review.

• Amend water rate schedules WA-1A through WA-12 to remove references to the expired Water Conservation Surcharge
• Approve $500,000 lease for vacant property at 8200 Arlington Avenue for the Riverside Transmission Reliability Project
• Award Bid RPU-8058 to Osmose Utilities Services, Inc. for $1,529,780 and Bid RPU-8077 to E.E. Electric Inc. for $1,351,789
• Approve $3,480,000 capital expenditure for the Plaza Substation 4kV to 12kV Conversion Make-Ready for Circuits 443 and 460
• Review Riverside Municipal Code Chapter 2.78 Code of Ethics and Conduct for recommendations to the Board of Ethics

Board of Library Trustees

The scheduled meeting for the Board of Library Trustees on July 8, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting is set for August 12, 2024.

Transportation Board

The Riverside Transportation Board will discuss petitions to eliminate preferential parking zones on Ferguson Court and Eleventh Street. If the board approves the changes, residents in those neighborhoods would lose exclusive permit-based parking privileges. Other agenda items include approving June meeting minutes, receiving traffic engineering updates, and reviewing recent City Council actions.

• Removal of a timed 1-hour preferential parking zone on Ferguson Court
• Removal of preferential parking zones on Eleventh Street
• Approval of the June 5, 2024 meeting minutes via consent calendar
• Updates from the Traffic Engineer and Parking Services division
• Review of recent City Council actions on traffic engineering items

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Wednesday, July 3, 2024, has been cancelled.

City Council

The City Council will review several high-value agreements including police equipment, utility maintenance, and public works projects. The agenda includes discussions on pension cost-sharing for unrepresented police management and energy storage capacity.

• Design-Build Agreement with Air Exchange, Inc. for $103,231.96 for Fire Station 6 exhaust extraction
• Agreement with Ultimate Pool Remodeling, Inc. for up to $1,767,881.20 for park pool renovations
• Purchase of Motorola portable radios and accessories for $4,930,632.19
• Design-Build Agreement with Anaergia Services, LLC for up to $10,458,800 for Digester No. 5 rehabilitation
• Resource Adequacy agreement with Vesi 15 LLC for 80 megawatts of battery energy storage capacity

City Council

The City Council will review several high-value agreements including police radio purchases, sewer rehabilitation, and energy storage. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department.

• Purchase of 550 Motorola portable radios for $4,930,632.19
• Digester No. 5 rehabilitation agreement for up to $10,458,800
• Battery energy storage capacity purchase from Vesi 15 LLC for an estimated $7,600,000 annually
• Pool renovation projects for Shamel, Hunt, Reid, and Villegas parks up to $1,767,881.20
• Fire Station 6 exhaust extraction system agreement for $103,231.96

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board meeting scheduled for July 1, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 5, 2024.

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct. The meeting also includes presentations on religious tolerance and the state of the LGBTQ+ community.

• Presentation by Inter-Faith Council of Riverside: Religious Tolerance and World Conflict
• Presentation by TruEvolution: Update on state of LGBTQ+ Community
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC 2.78)
• Review of Ad Hoc Committee By-law Recommendations

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will meet on June 26, 2024, to conduct routine administrative and procedural business. The agenda includes approving past meeting minutes, reviewing the Code of Ethics, and receiving a presentation from the Curator of Natural History. Board members will also discuss a strategic plan status report and receive a director’s update covering the museum’s budget, staffing, and main building renovation. These items track operating costs, facility maintenance, and public cultural programming.

• Approve minutes from the April 24, 2024 meeting
• Review the annual Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Discuss the strategic plan status report for the quarter ending March 31, 2024
• Receive a director’s update on the main museum renovation, budget, and staffing
• Accession two cultural objects from regional tribal artists into the permanent collection

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will review the Code of Ethics and Conduct and a criminal case book regarding an officer-involved death. The meeting also includes discussions on public employee personnel matters in closed sessions.

• Review of Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC 2.78)
• Review of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case # 210012809 - F. Marquez
• Personnel matter discussion regarding case # PC23-05016
• Personnel matter discussion regarding case # PC23-10048
• Personnel matter discussion regarding case # PC24-01005

City Council

The City Council will review a two-year budget totaling over $2.9 billion and updates to the Master Fees and Charges Schedule. Other items include an ambulance franchise application and various municipal ordinances.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2024/25 Master Fees and Charges Schedule
• Ambulance medical transport franchise application for American Medical Response Ambulance Service, Inc.
• Proposed FY 2024-2026 Biennial Budget totaling $1,456,914,984 for year one and $1,479,469,747 for year two
• Relocation Plan for the Third Street Grade Separation Project
• Establishment of a $432,254,162 Appropriations Limit for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

City Council

The Riverside City Council will hold a public hearing to consider adopting the proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 biennial budget and Capital Improvement Plan, which totals $1,456,914,984 for FY 2024-25 and $1,479,469,747 for FY 2025-26. The council will also review a revised Master Fees and Charges Schedule that adjusts rates for city services, regulatory licenses, and utility fees. Additional agenda items include a proposed ambulance franchise for American Medical Response, an ordinance creating new Marketing and Communications and Housing and Human Services departments, and a relocation plan for the Third Street Grade Separation Project.

• Public hearing on FY 2024-2026 biennial budget ($1,456,914,984 for FY 2024-25; $1,479,469,747 for FY 2025-26) and Capital Improvement Plan
• Public hearing on revised Master Fees and Charges Schedule adjusting city service, license, and utility rates
• Discussion on granting an Advanced and Basic Life Support ambulance franchise to American Medical Response (AMR)
• Ordinance to establish new Marketing and Communications and Housing and Human Services departments
• Relocation plan review for the Third Street Grade Separation Project in Wards 1 and 2

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will hold a discussion meeting on June 24, 2024, at City Hall in Riverside. Staff will present updates on housing authority projects, the Santa Ana River Bottom encampment response plan, the inclusionary housing feasibility study, outreach worker activities, and the mobile home parks rent stabilization ordinance. The agenda contains only discussion items; no votes or binding decisions are scheduled.

• Housing Authority projects status update
• Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan update
• Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study update
• Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance presentation
• Outreach worker program update

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities is considering several financial and infrastructure items, including a large switchgear bid for La Colina Substation. The agenda also includes recommendations regarding vehicle financing, land sales, and updates to the cash reserve policy.

• Financing agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. for $4,814,000 for water automotive equipment
• Bid award to Avail Switchgear Systems for $2,561,551.88 for La Colina Substation
• Work order for Transwestern Development Company for $212,652 regarding 3650 Center Street
• Proposed reduction of San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station reserve from $2.0M to $1.0M
• Inter-Utility Service Agreement with Southern California Gas Company for $1,000,000 total

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The committee is scheduled to hear staff presentations on housing authority projects, a feasibility study for an inclusionary housing program, and a mobile home park rent stabilization ordinance. These items cover local housing policy, encampment management, and rental regulations that apply to Riverside residents. The agenda lists discussion items and public comment periods rather than formal votes or policy decisions.

• Housing Authority projects update
• Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan update
• Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study update
• Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance presentation
• Outreach Worker Update

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission will hear presentations from Phenix Technology Inc. and Pro Health & Wellness. Members will also conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct for elected officials and appointed bodies.

• Phenix Technology Inc. Opportunity for All Presentation
• Pro Health & Wellness Presentation
• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC Chapter 2.78)
• Updates from the Community Event Ad Hoc Committee
• Updates from the Resource Guide Ad Hoc Committee

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider proposed amendments to the Riverside Municipal Code regarding Title 19. These changes aim to implement a Residential Infill Development Ordinance and a Small Lot Subdivision Ordinance to streamline standards for undersized lots in single-family and multi-family zones.

• Zoning Code amendments to Title 19 (Zoning) for residential infill and small lot subdivision
• Annual Review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board meeting scheduled for June 19, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 17, 2024.

City Council

The City Council will consider several financial and land-use items, including a $8,640,149 HUD annual action plan. The agenda also includes various assessment resolutions for maintenance districts and a proposed street vacation on Sunrise Place.

• HUD Annual Action Plan 2024-25 funding of $8,640,149
• Riverwalk Landscape Maintenance District assessment resolution
• Landscape Maintenance District No. 88-1 (Sycamore Highlands) assessment resolution
• Street Lighting District No. 1 assessment resolution
• Street vacation of Sunrise Place for private driveway use

City Council

The City Council will consider a $8,640,149 HUD annual action plan for community development and housing funds. The agenda also includes several landscape and street lighting assessments, as well as a street vacation proposal.

• HUD Annual Action Plan 2024-25 funding of $8,640,149
• Riverwalk Landscape Maintenance District assessment for FY 2024-2025
• Landscape Maintenance District No. 88-1 (Sycamore Highlands) assessment for FY 2024-2025
• Street Lighting District No. 1 assessment for FY 2024-2025
• Street vacation of Sunrise Place for use as a private driveway

Park and Recreation Commission

The Commission will receive an update regarding aquatics and review the May 20, 2024, meeting minutes. The agenda also includes an annual report on the Code of Ethics and Conduct for RMC Chapter 2.78.

• Aquatics update presentation
• Review of May 20, 2024, meeting minutes
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC Chapter 2.78)

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will review its Code of Ethics and Conduct. The meeting includes a presentation regarding special transportation from the Parks Recreation and Community Services department.

• Presentation: City of Riverside Parks Recreation and Community Services - Overview Special Transportation
• Annual Review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Ad Hoc Committee Updates regarding Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, and Mobility

Budget Engagement Commission

The Commission will consider revisions to its bylaws and a report on assessing the city's financial health through specific indicators. The meeting also includes a report from the Finance Director.

• Budget Engagement Commission Bylaw Revisions
• Assessing City’s Financial Health through the use of Financial Health Indicators
• Finance Director Update

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to review routine items and receive a presentation from San Bernardino Valley College-Aeronautics Department. The agenda includes the June 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report and a notice that the July meeting is canceled.

• Presentation by San Bernardino Valley College-Aeronautics Department
• Review and approval of May 9, 2024 minutes
• Annual Review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Cancellation of July Airport Commission Meeting
• June 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The committee will review a progress report regarding optional smaller residential solid waste bins for all wards. Members will also receive an update on the Zero-Emission Vehicle Transition Plan study.

• Progress Report No. 2: Study offering optional smaller residential solid waste bins (All Wards)
• Zero-Emission Vehicle Transition Plan study update (All Wards)
• Project updates
• Legislative update

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will review a progress report regarding optional smaller residential solid waste bins for all wards. The meeting also includes an update on the Zero-Emission Vehicle Transition Plan study.

• Progress Report No. 2: Study offering optional smaller residential solid waste bins
• Zero-Emission Vehicle Transition Plan study update
• Project updates
• Legislative update

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will review previous meeting minutes and record excused absences for Commissioners Stufkosky and Moore-Reins. The discussion calendar includes topics such as renaming the commission and reviewing the Code of Ethics and Conduct.

• Review and Approval of Minutes - 5.08.2024
• Keeping Riverside Clean and Beautiful Presentation
• Agenda template language revision
• Renaming Commission of the Deaf
• Annual review Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC Chapter 2.78)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a report and presentation regarding financial health indicators for all wards. The meeting also includes a legislative update.

• Financial Health Indicators report and presentation
• Legislative update

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review financial health indicators intended to manage fiscal responsibility across all wards. The meeting also includes a legislative update and discussion of future committee items.

• Financial Health Indicators for all wards

City Council

The City Council will consider a purchase and development agreement for student housing at 3911 University Avenue and 3775 Fairmount Boulevard. Additional items include establishing new municipal departments and discussing an amendment to the City Attorney's employment agreement.

• Sale of vacant land at 3911 University Avenue and 3775 Fairmount Boulevard for $200 to Pelican Communities, LLC
• Ordinance to establish Departments of Marketing & Communications and Housing & Human Services
• Amendment to City Attorney Phaedra Norton's employment agreement regarding salary range adjustments
• $25,000 sponsorship for Riverside African American Historical Society monument renovations
• Fiscal Year 2024-25 Citywide user fees and charges study update

City Council

The City Council will consider a purchase, sale, and development agreement for mixed-use student housing at 3911 University Avenue and 3775 Fairmount Boulevard. Other items include establishing new city departments and amending the City Attorney's employment agreement.

• Sale of Downtown Terminal Property to Pelican Communities, LLC for $200
• Ordinance to establish Departments of Marketing & Communications and Housing & Human Services
• Amendment to City Attorney Phaedra Norton's employment agreement and salary range
• $25,000 sponsorship for Riverside African American Historical Society monument renovations
• Adoption of the 2023 Integrated Resource Plan for Riverside Public Utilities

Board of Library Trustees

The Board will review library fund expenditures, gift donations, and incident reports. The agenda also includes an update on the new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library.

• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations
• Review of Incident Reports regarding RMC Chapter 9.75 Rules of Library Conduct
• Annual Review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Update on the new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities is considering revised electric and water fees and charges for fiscal year 2024/25. The agenda also includes several contract approvals, including purchase orders for operations and a wildfire mitigation plan.

• Public hearing on Fiscal Year 2024/25 Electric and Water User Fees and Charges
• Approval of $3,301,639 in annual purchase orders for electric and water operations
• Award of $571,200 contract to Univar Solutions USA LLC for liquid sodium hypochlorite
• Proposed residential heat pump rebate increase to $750 per ton with a $375,000 annual limit
• Proposed resource adequacy agreement with Vesi 15 LLC for $7,600,000 average annual cost

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for June 6, 2024, has been cancelled.

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will review a pre-conference script regarding non-appearance of parties in filed complaints. Members will also review a presentation for an ad hoc committee focused on public education updates.

• Review of pre-conference script for Riverside Municipal Code Section 2.78.0759(D)
• Review of Code of Ethics and Conduct presentation for annual review
• Determination of Member Hill-Skinner's absence from the May 2, 2024 meeting

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will review several transit projects including downtown signal timing and pedestrian safety updates. Members will also discuss the establishment of a downtown valet service and permanent traffic circle improvements at Challen Avenue.

• Downtown Traffic Signal Timing Project presentation
• Riverside PACT: Pedestrian Target Safeguarding, Active Transportation, Complete Streets Ordinance, and Trail Master Plan Update
• Establishment of Park Riverside Downtown Valet Service
• Neighborhood Traffic Circle Improvement Project at Challen Avenue, Orlando Drive, and Foothill Avenue
• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct for elected officials and board members

Governmental Processes Committee

The scheduled meeting for the Governmental Processes Committee on June 5, 2024, is cancelled. The agenda included a language access and translation services update and a legislative update.

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will receive a presentation regarding Spanish translation and interpretation services for City Council and Committee meetings, broadcasts, and agendas. The meeting also includes a legislative update.

• Language access and translation services update (10-minute presentation)

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct for elected officials and board members. The meeting also includes a departmental presentation by Chief Gonzalez of the Police Department.

• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct (Chapter 2.78)
• Departmental Presentation by Chief Gonzalez, Police Department
• Review of April 1, 2024 minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several land use proposals, including a mixed-use project on University Avenue and a childcare facility on Tyler Street. Additionally, the commission will hold a workshop regarding potential zoning code amendments for infill housing and small lot subdivisions.

• Site Plan Review for 18 dwelling units and 1,477 square feet of retail at 1775 and 1795 University Avenue
• Modification of Conditions of Approval to install security gates at Riverwalk Area 7 on Sierra Vista Avenue
• Conditional Use Permit for a childcare facility serving up to 123 children at 4103 Tyler Street
• Workshop regarding Zoning Code amendments for Infill Housing and Small Lot Subdivision Ordinance

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will review by-law recommendations and various administrative updates. The agenda includes presentations regarding behavioral health and police use of force.

• Presentation by Riverside University Health Systems - Behavioral Health Team
• RPD Update on Use of Force
• Review of Ad Hoc Committee By-law recommendations
• Determination of excused or unexcused absences for Commissioners Durkee and Turner

Economic Development Committee

The committee will review a sponsorship program for the second half of fiscal year 2024-2025. Discussion includes monument renovations and updates on economic opportunity across all wards.

• City Sponsorship Program for July 1 - December 31, 2024 ($143,324 in monetary or in-kind contributions)
• Sponsorship for Martin Luther King, Jr. monument renovations
• Biannual Table Sponsorship update
• Economic Opportunity Update

Economic Development Committee

The committee will review the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 City Sponsorship Program regarding monument renovations and table sponsorships. The meeting also includes a legislative update and an economic opportunity update for all wards.

• Fiscal Year 2024-2025 City Sponsorship Program for contributions valued at $143,324
• Sponsorship for renovations to Martin Luther King, Jr. monument
• Biannual Table Sponsorship update
• Economic Opportunity Update

Museum of Riverside Board

The regular Museum of Riverside Board meeting has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. The next meeting is scheduled for June 26, 2024.

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will hold elections for Chair and Vice Chair officers. The commission will also continue the second stage of reviewing the criminal case book regarding the death of J. Black.

• Election of CPRC Chair and Vice Chair officers
• Review Stage Two of the Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case # 2106980 - J. Black
• Discussion of five public employee personnel matters in closed sessions

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget and a report on citywide user fees and charges. The council will also schedule public hearings for these items in June. Other discussions include updates on homelessness solutions and sustainability.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget
• Proposed FY 2024-25 Citywide user fees and charges report
• Homeless solutions update
• Sustainability update
• Proclamation for National Public Works Week

City Council

The City Council will review recommendations for the Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget and a report on citywide user fees and charges. The agenda also includes updates on homelessness, sustainability, and legal matters. Public hearings for the budget and fee changes are proposed for June 25, 2024.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget recommendation
• Proposed Fiscal Year 2024-25 Citywide user fees and charges findings report
• Proclamation recognizing National Public Works Week
• Resolutions regarding California Assembly Bills 1772 and 2042
• Riverwalk Landscape Maintenance District assessments

Park and Recreation Commission

The Commission will review budget presentations for the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 fiscal years. The meeting also includes an update on the Citywide Fees and Charges Study.

• Budget presentations for fiscal years 2024-2025 and 2025-2026
• Update on the Citywide Fees and Charges Study
• Parks, Recreation and Community Services Activity Guide Sponsorship Program update
• Presentation by the Southern California Golf Association

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will review a presentation titled "Navigate Nutrition with Ease" by Riverside County on Aging. The meeting also includes updates from ad hoc committees regarding housing, senior health, events, environment, and mobility.

• Presentation: Riverside County on Aging - Nutrition For Older Adults
• Review of April 15, 2024, meeting minutes
• Ad Hoc Committee updates on housing, senior health, events, environment, and mobility

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission will hear a presentation from The Defeating Epilepsy Foundation and review previous meeting minutes. Members will also discuss establishing two new ad hoc committees.

• Presentation by The Defeating Epilepsy Foundation
• Approval of March 21, 2024, and April 18, 2024, meeting minutes
• Establishment of a Resource Guide Ad Hoc Committee
• Establishment of a Community Event Ad Hoc Committee

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will discuss a proposed franchise and operational agreement for ambulance services. The discussion includes Advanced Life Support (ALS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) transport services provided by American Medical Response Ambulance Service, Inc.

• Proposed medical transport franchise and operational agreement with American Medical Response Ambulance Service, Inc. for ALS and BLS services

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will review a proposed franchise and operational agreement for ambulance services. The presentation includes reports on response times and compliance for Advanced and Basic Life Support services.

• Proposed medical transport franchise and operational agreement with American Medical Response Ambulance Service, Inc.

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will hold a workshop regarding the Fairmount Park Master Plan. The Board will also consider requests to designate the Corr Residence and the Okubo Residence as historic landmarks or structures of merit.

• Historic designation request for the Corr Residence at 5310 Candlewick Court
• Historic designation request for the Okubo Residence at 2356 Eleventh Street
• Workshop on the Fairmount Park Master Plan
• Approval of April 17, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will discuss various municipal matters including urban forestry grants, park signage, and sports lighting. The agenda also includes a proposal to increase administrative penalties for fireworks law violations.

• Street vacation proposal for 2485 Sunrise Place
• $15,479.52 annual revenue cell tower license amendment for Canyon Crest RV 73Xc17
• Termination of construction contract for La Sierra Park walking path improvements
• $139,950 agreement for Fairmount Park Wayfinding Signage Project
• $360,000 agreement with Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for sports lighting services

City Council

The City Council will discuss the Riverside Transmission Reliability Project and direct staff to analyze system capacity. The meeting also includes several consent calendar items regarding park improvements, land use, and city contracts.

• Riverside Transmission Reliability Project update
• Street vacation proposal for Sunrise Place (2485 Sunrise Place)
• $139,950 agreement for Fairmount Park Wayfinding Signage Project
• $360,000 agreement with Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for sports lighting
• $1.5 million urban forestry management plan grant resolution

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will review the budget for fiscal years 2024-2026 and receive an update on the New SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library. The agenda also includes reports on audiovisual collections and trust fund expenditures.

• Budget Update for Fiscal Year 2024-2026
• Update on the New SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library
• Report on Audiovisual Collections
• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures and Gift Fund Donations

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will receive a presentation regarding regulation and enforcement strategies for food trucks and unpermitted sidewalk vendors across all wards. Senior Code Enforcement Officer Mark Hernandez will provide the report.

• Food trucks and unpermitted sidewalk vendors regulation and enforcement strategies update

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will receive a presentation regarding regulation and enforcement strategies for food trucks and unpermitted sidewalk vendors across all wards. The meeting also includes a legislative update.

• Presentation on food truck and unpermitted sidewalk vendor regulation and enforcement strategies

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities is reviewing the 2024-2025 Annual Water Supply and Demand Assessment. Members are also discussing proposed fiscal year user fees for electric and water services.

• First Amendment to Agreement for Conveyance of Easement with Aanenson Properties for $20,000 at 5220 Pearblossom Drive
• Amended agreement for Low-Income Utility Bill and Deposit Assistance Funds with County of Riverside for $2,800,000
• Expenditure with Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce not to exceed $69,245 for department sponsorships
• Proposed Fiscal Year 2024/25 User Fees and Charges for electric and water services
• Riverside 2024-2025 Annual Water Supply and Demand Assessment

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for May 9, 2024, has been cancelled.

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss the Proposed FY 2024-2026 Biennial Budget and accompanying Community Survey Results, as well as a report on implementing a Real Time Crime Center. The commission is also scheduled to consider remote participation rules under Assembly Bill 2449 and approve routine minutes from its April meeting. These reviews outline proposed funding allocations for municipal services and public safety projects that will eventually be presented to the City Council for final approval.

• Proposed FY 2024-2026 Biennial Budget report
• Community Survey Results presentation
• Implementation of a Real Time Crime Center report
• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449
• Approval of April 11, 2024 meeting minutes (Consent Calendar)

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission will discuss the May 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report. The meeting also includes a presentation by the Commemorative Air Force-Inland Empire Wing. Additionally, the commission will review minutes from the April 11, 2024, meeting.

• Presentation: Commemorative Air Force-Inland Empire Wing
• May 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Approval of April 11, 2024, meeting minutes

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The committee will consider adopting and filing the 2023 Integrated Resource Plan for Riverside Public Utilities with the California Energy Commission. The meeting also includes a legislative update and project updates from the Deputy Public Works Director.

• Adoption of the 2023 Integrated Resource Plan for Riverside Public Utilities
• Legislative update
• Public Works project updates

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will review a presentation regarding the 2023 Integrated Resource Plan for Riverside Public Utilities. The agenda also includes a legislative update and project updates from the Deputy Public Works Director.

• Adoption and filing of the 2023 Integrated Resource Plan for Riverside Public Utilities
• Legislative update
• Project updates

Commission of the Deaf

The Riverside Commission of the Deaf will approve routine meeting minutes and consider a revision to its standard agenda template. Members will also discuss community outreach strategies that shape how deaf and hard-of-hearing residents receive city information. The commission will additionally review an informational presentation on local Housing and Human Services programs.

• Approval of minutes from the March 13 and April 10 meetings
• Review of proposed agenda template language revisions
• Discussion on community outreach strategies
• Informational presentation on Housing and Human Services programs
• Updates from the Ad Hoc Committee and reports on recent conferences

City Council

The City Council will receive updates regarding homeless solutions, sustainability, and intergovernmental relations. The agenda also includes several closed sessions for legal counsel and property negotiations.

• Agreement with Raincross, Inc. for $66,960 annually for VisitRiverside.com website services
• Resolution to accept up to $100,000 in grant funds from the State of California Energy Commission
• Amendment to Wash Master, LLC agreement to increase annual contract by $80,564.28
• Closed session regarding property at 3750 University Avenue, Suite 125
• Closed session for performance evaluations of the City Attorney and City Manager

Mayor's Nominating and Screening Committee

The committee will discuss several appointments and recommendations for all city wards. Discussion items include award nominees, committee appointments, and City Council standing committee assignments.

• 2023 City Spirit Award nominee selection
• Historic Preservation Fund Committee appointment
• Consideration of City Council Standing Committees and Regional Organization assignments

Mayor's Nominating and Screening Committee

The Mayor's Nominating and Screening Committee is meeting to discuss several appointments and selections. Agenda items include selecting 2023 City Spirit Award nominees and reviewing the Historic Preservation Fund Committee appointment. Members will also consider recommendations for City Council standing committees and regional organization assignments.

• Selection of 2023 City Spirit Award nominees
• Historic Preservation Fund Committee appointment
• Recommendations for City Council Standing Committees and Regional Organization assignments

City Council

The City Council will receive updates on homelessness solutions, sustainability, and legal matters. The agenda includes reviewing appointments to local commissions and negotiating a property transaction at 3750 University Avenue. The council will also consider an ordinance regarding the Business Tax Discovery Program.

• Contract with Raincross, Inc. up to $334,800 for VisitRiverside.com management
• Ordinance regarding the Business Tax Discovery Program
• Environmental review for a 5.74-acre residential subdivision at 841 Alpine Meadows Lane
• Acceptance of a $100,000 grant for the California Automated Permit Processing Program

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hold a hearing regarding the discipline of public employee Alissa Hughes. The Board will also enter into a closed session to consider this personnel grievance.

• Appeal of Discipline of Public Employee - Personnel Grievance of Alissa Hughes
• Closed Session to consider the discipline of a public employee

Board of Ethics

The Board will consider an amendment to the Riverside Municipal Code regarding convictions for federal or state law violations by office holders. The Board will also review a proposed script for when parties do not appear at pre-conferences and hearings. Additionally, members will determine if Member DeHerrera's absence from the April 4 meeting was excused.

• Proposed Riverside Municipal Code amendment regarding convictions of office holders
• Review of a proposed pre-conference script for non-appearing parties
• Determination of Member DeHerrera's absence status
• Presentation on avoiding bias in quasi-judicial hearings

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board is reviewing several street-related projects. This includes a temporary cul-de-sac pilot at Alamo Street and Rivera Street, as well as requests for new time-limited parking zones on 2nd Street and Ouida Drive.

• Alamo Street at Rivera Street / Apple Grove - Temporary Cul-De-Sac Pilot Project
• Request for 30-minute parking zones on 2nd Street by The Commons Project
• Establishment of a timed preferential parking zone on Ouida Drive
• Traffic Engineer updates

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hold a workshop regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget for all wards. The presentation will include a report on the budget and community survey results.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget (All Wards)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hold a workshop regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget for all wards. Kristie Thomas, Finance Director/Assistant CFO, is scheduled to present the proposal. The meeting also includes a period for public comments.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Biennial Budget workshop

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a child daycare facility at 3711 Central Avenue. The commission will also review a proposal for a mixed-use development featuring residential units and retail space at 5261 Arlington Avenue.

• Conditional Use Permit for 'The Learning Lab' daycare at 3711 Central Avenue
• Mixed-use development proposal at 5261 Arlington Avenue including 388 multi-family residential units and 25,320 square feet of commercial retail space
• General Plan and Zoning Code amendments for the 17.37-acre Arlington Avenue project site

Human Relations Commission

The City of Riverside Human Relations Commission meets to review routine administrative items, including approval of the official commission logo and ad hoc committee event attendance. Members will also receive updates on external meetings and staff activities before opening a public comment period for residents to address matters within the commission’s jurisdiction. No policy changes, budget allocations, or regulatory actions are scheduled for this session.

• Approval of the official Human Relations Commission logo
• Review of ad hoc committee attendance at upcoming events
• Ratification of March 28, 2024 meeting minutes and excused absences
• Updates from commissioners on external meetings and conferences
• Public comment period for matters within commission jurisdiction

Museum of Riverside Board

The Board will receive an update on the proposed museum budget for fiscal years 2024/25 and 2025/26. Members will also discuss the accession of historic artifacts, archival items, and herbarium specimens into the permanent collection.

• Update on proposed FY 2024/25 and FY 2025/26 budget
• Accession of six lots of historic artifacts and archival items
• Accession of 257 herbarium specimens and one Joshua tree specimen
• Director's update regarding museum renovation, collections, and staffing

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission meeting scheduled for April 24, 2024, has been cancelled.

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several items including affordable housing funding and infrastructure contracts. Discussions include potential changes to short-term rental regulations and a pilot rental assistance program for seniors.

• $3,000,000 loan agreement for 25 affordable housing units at Mulberry Gardens Senior Project
• $723,546 contract for roof replacement at Magnolia Place Shopping Center
• $697,609 purchase of infrastructure systems for Magnolia Police Station data center upgrade
• Potential amendments to short-term rental regulations
• $900,000 pilot rental assistance program for seniors at risk of homelessness

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several funding agreements for affordable housing, infrastructure repairs, and public safety. The agenda includes discussions on short-term rental regulations and a supplemental rental assistance program for seniors.

• Award $723,546 to Rite-Way Roof Corporation for Magnolia Place Shopping Center roof replacement
• Approve $3,000,000 HOME Investment Partnerships Program loan for Mulberry Gardens Senior project
• Authorize $5,250,000 joint application for HomeKey Round 3 funding for scattered site transitional housing
• Purchase VxRail infrastructure from Sidepath, Inc. for $697,609 for Magnolia Police Station
• Discuss $900,000 allocation for Pilot Supplemental Rental Assistance Program for seniors

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will review electric and water utility rate plan results from fiscal year 2022-23. The agenda also includes a recommendation to increase a services agreement with Wash Master, LLC for citywide car wash services.

• Fiscal Year 2022-23 electric and water utility rate plan results update
• Update on use of allowance value and proceeds of Greenhouse Allowances
• Second Amendment to Services Agreement with Wash Master, LLC to increase annual contract amount by $80,564.28
• Accounts Receivable and Delinquencies report as of January 31, 2024
• Power Supply Report for February 2024

Commission on Disabilities

The Riverside Commission on Disabilities will meet to consider establishing ad hoc committees for a resource guide and community events. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month.

• Presentation on Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month
• Approval of March 21, 2024, meeting minutes
• Establishment of a Resource Guide Ad Hoc Committee
• Establishment of a Community Event Ad Hoc Committee
• Updates on conferences and seminars attended by Commissioners

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The committee will discuss an operational contract proposal from American Medical Response and receive an update on July 4th fireworks enforcement. The meeting also includes a legislative update.

• American Medical Response proposed operational contract and ambulance compliance metrics update
• 2023 Fourth of July holiday fireworks enforcement activities update

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

This Riverside committee meeting scheduled for April 17, 2024, was officially cancelled. The posted agenda included a presentation on an American Medical Response contract update, a report on Fourth of July fireworks enforcement, and a legislative update.

• American Medical Response proposed operational contract and ambulance compliance metrics
• 2023 Fourth of July holiday fireworks enforcement activities update
• Legislative update

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board is reviewing a proposal for a mixed-use development at 5229 Arlington Avenue. The project includes 388 multi-family residential units and 25,320 square feet of commercial space. The application also seeks approval to demolish the former 192,139 square foot Sears building.

• Mixed-use development proposal at 5229 Arlington Avenue
• Demolition of the former 192,139 square foot Sears building
• Creation of 388 multi-family residential units and 25,320 square feet of commercial space
• Approval of March 20, 2024 meeting minutes
• 2024 1st Quarter Report on Historic Preservation Activity

City Council

The Riverside City Council is reviewing several major financial and infrastructure items. This includes a large contract for the Hunter Substation Replacement Project and budget adjustments to reserves. The meeting also features updates on homelessness, sustainability, and legal matters.

• $54,434,074.23 design-build agreement for the Hunter Substation Replacement Project
• $2,000,000 interfund loan from General Fund Infrastructure Reserves to the Airport Fund
• Purchase of three multi-purpose vehicles for $1,192,619.20 using Measure Z funds
• Allocation of $5 million in projected General Fund surplus to infrastructure and technology reserves
• Development agreement for 22 units of permanent supportive housing at 11049 Bogart Avenue

City Council

The City Council will review several financial transfers including a $5 million General Fund surplus allocation. The agenda includes discussions on airport infrastructure, fire vehicle replacements, and a public hearing for a new permanent supportive housing community.

• Interfund loan of $2,000,000 from General Fund Infrastructure Reserves to Airport Fund
• Purchase of three multi-purpose vehicles from Braun Northwest, Inc. for $1,192,619.20
• Allocation of $5 million General Fund surplus to Infrastructure and Technology reserves
• Design-Build Agreement for Hunter Substation Replacement Project for $54,434,074.23
• Development of Sunrise at Bogart, a 22-unit Permanent Supportive Housing Community

Park and Recreation Commission

The scheduled meeting of the Riverside Park and Recreation Commission for April 15, 2024, was cancelled. No items on the agenda were presented or discussed.

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will meet to review previous minutes and receive updates from various Ad Hoc Committees. The agenda includes a presentation by the City Attorney's Office regarding the Brown Act.

• Brown Act Presentation by the City of Riverside, City Attorney's Office
• Review of March 18, 2024 minutes
• Ad Hoc Committee updates on Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, and Mobility

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several land use proposals including a residential subdivision and a daycare facility. The agenda also includes an annual review of capital improvement projects and a request to vacate a public street.

• Subdivision of 4.50-acre parcel at 18870 Lurin Avenue into five parcels
• Conditional Use Permit for child daycare facility (The Learning Lab) at 3711 Central Avenue
• Annual review of FY 2024-2026 Capital Improvement Program projects
• Street vacation of Sunrise Place, a public street of approximately 11,390 square feet

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission will review the March 14, 2024 meeting minutes and a report regarding Commissioner Greene's unexcused absence. The commission will also hear a presentation on the Airport Manager's April 2024 operations and activity report.

• Approval of March 14, 2024, meeting minutes
• Record of Commissioner Greene's unexcused absence
• April 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report presentation

Budget Engagement Commission

The commission will review the Fiscal Year 2022/23 second quarter financial update and proposed mid-cycle budget adjustments. The meeting also includes a presentation on community engagement efforts regarding budget priorities. Additionally, members will receive an update from the Chief Financial Officer.

• Fiscal Year 2023/24 Second Quarter Financial Update and Proposed Mid-cycle Budget Adjustments
• Community Engagement Efforts on Budget Priorities
• Chief Financial Officer Update
• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will review minutes from March 13, 2024, and hear a presentation from the Public Works Urban Forestry & Landscape Division. The meeting also includes discussions regarding work plan progress and the potential renaming of the commission.

• Approval of March 13, 2024 minutes
• Public Works Urban Forestry & Landscape Division presentation
• Discussion regarding renaming the Commission of the Deaf
• Review of work plan progress

City Council

The City Council will consider an application for up to $20,000,000 in EPA grants for sustainability projects in the Casa Blanca neighborhood. The council will also review amendments to the municipal code regarding permitted uses and signs. Additionally, the agenda includes fare increases for the Riverside Connect program.

• Application for up to $20,000,000 in EPA grants for Casa Blanca neighborhood
• Ordinance amending Title 19 of the Municipal Code regarding permitted uses and signs
• Fare increases for Riverside Connect and Medical Fares effective July 1, 2024
• Purchase of automated refuse and recycling bins up to $900,000
• Agreement with W-H GT Owner IX, L.P. for use of the Riverside Water Company Canal area

City Council

The City Council will review several items including a $20 million grant application for the Casa Blanca neighborhood, vehicle purchases, and updates to city staff employment agreements. The meeting also includes reports on homelessness, sustainability, and legal updates.

• Application for EPA Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grants up to $20,000,000
• License agreement with W-H GT Owner IX, L.P. for $270,824.51 at 21801 Barton Road
• Purchase of a Ford F 150 Lightning utility truck for $87,558.65
• Purchase of four Ford F 150 utility trucks for $141,582.52
• Purchase of automated refuse and recycling bins not to exceed $900,000

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will review the proposed preliminary budget for fiscal years 2024-2026. The meeting also includes a recurring update on the new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library.

• Proposed Preliminary Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2026
• Update on the New SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library
• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations
• Review of Incident Reports regarding Riverside Municipal Code Chapter 9.75

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities is reviewing proposed electric and water fund budgets for fiscal years 2024/25 and 2025/26. The Board is also considering a $62,327,000 capital expenditure for the Hunter Substation Replacement Project. Additionally, several service contracts and the 2023 Integrated Resource Plan are up for consideration.

• Proposed FY 2024/25 and 2025/26 budgets for Electric and Water funds
• $62,327,000 capital expenditure for the Hunter Substation Replacement Project
• $54,434,074.23 design-build agreement recommendation for Aubrey Silvey Enterprise Inc.
• $454,423.65 HVAC maintenance contract with Control Air Enterprises, LLC
• $241,184 reservoir maintenance contract with Harper & Associates Engineering Inc.

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will discuss a proposed amendment to the Riverside Municipal Code concerning prohibited violations of law. The Board will also review procedures for member recusals and the non-appearance of parties in complaints.

• Proposed amendment to RMC Section 2.78.060(M) regarding violations of law
• Discussion on reasons for board member recusal from pre-conferences and hearings
• Review of RMC Chapter 2.78.075 (D) regarding non-appearance of parties in complaints
• Consideration of a special meeting in July 2024 due to the July 4th holiday
• Updates on ad hoc committees for legal panels and public education

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will review suggestions from the Human Relations Commission regarding the recognition of groups and causes that lack commemorative flags. The committee will also examine City Council rules of procedure for bringing matters before the council.

• Review of Human Relations Commission suggestions for recognizing groups without flags
• Review of City Council Rules of Procedures and Order of Business
• Legislative update

Governmental Processes Committee

The committee will discuss suggestions from the Human Relations Commission regarding the recognition of groups and causes that lack commemorative flags. Members will also review City Council rules of procedure for bringing matters before the Council.

• Expansion of group recognition list without established flags
• Review of City Council Rules of Procedures and Order of Business
• Legislative update

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board meeting scheduled for April 3, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for May 1, 2024.

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will conduct a public hearing regarding human resources personnel policies and procedures. The meeting also includes the nomination and election of board officers and a departmental presentation from Parks, Recreation and Community Services.

• Public Hearing: Human Resources Personnel Policies and Procedures - Volunteer Policy
• Nomination and Election of Board Officers
• Departmental Presentation: Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a proposal for a 3,500-square foot Panera Bread restaurant at 509 East Alessandro Boulevard. The request includes a conditional use permit for a drive-thru and a design review. The commission will also elect new officers and review previous meeting minutes.

• Proposal for a 3,500-square foot Panera Bread restaurant at 509 East Alessandro Boulevard
• Request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a drive-thru restaurant
• Modification of Parcel Map 30214 conditions regarding drive-thru businesses
• Election of Commission officers including Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, and Sergeant at Arms

Museum of Riverside Board

The regular Museum of Riverside Board meeting scheduled for March 27, 2024, is cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 24, 2024.

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will hold elections for Chair and Vice Chair officers. The commission will also continue its Stage Two review of the criminal case book regarding the officer-involved death of J. Black (case #2106980).

• Election of CPRC Chair and Vice Chair officers
• Review of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #2106980 - J. Black
• Discussion of personnel matters regarding case #PC23-09041
• Discussion of personnel matters regarding case #PC23-12058

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities meeting scheduled for March 25, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 8, 2024.

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission will receive a presentation from the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department regarding the Friendly Stars program. The body will also conduct elections for a Chair and Vice Chair.

• Presentation on the Friendly Stars program by Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
• Election of Commission Chair
• Election of Commission Vice Chair
• Review of the draft Commission on Disabilities Brochure

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will review a presentation regarding Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program policy reform. The agenda also includes a legislative update and an economic opportunity update.

• Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program policy reform presentation
• Legislative update
• Economic Opportunity Update

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will review a presentation on Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program policy reform. The meeting also includes an update regarding economic opportunity across all city wards.

• Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program policy reform presentation
• Economic Opportunity Update

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The committee will hear an appeal regarding a denied Vehicle for Hire permit application. The Fire Department will also provide a presentation on fireworks enforcement activities from 2023.

• Appeal by Marquisean Dunkins of Police Department denial of Vehicle for Hire permit application
• Fireworks enforcement activities 2023 update presentation by Deputy Chief Jeff DeLaurie

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will elect new officers and review its rules of conduct. The board will also consider a request for new ramps and doors at 3230 Vine Street to improve accessibility. Additionally, the meeting includes a review of the 2022-2023 Certified Local Government Annual Report.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• ADA upgrades at 3230 Vine Street (City Landmark #142)
• Review of 2022-2023 CLG Annual Report
• Annual review of CHB Rules for Transaction of Business

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The committee will hear an appeal regarding a denied Vehicle for Hire permit application. The Fire Department will also present an update on fireworks enforcement activities from 2023.

• Appeal by Marquisean Dunkins of Police Department denial of Vehicle for Hire permit application
• Fireworks enforcement activities 2023 update presentation

City Council

The Riverside City Council will discuss and vote on several financial and property matters at its March 19 meeting. Key items include authorizing up to $5,500,000 in bonds for the Kunny Ranch community facilities district, reviewing solid waste rate schedules, and considering a public hearing on adjusting Mills Act fees. The council will also evaluate agreements with Pelican Communities, LLC involving parking garages and vacant downtown land, alongside a recommendation to allocate $10,858,024.16 in state homelessness grants. These decisions affect local infrastructure financing, property transactions, utility costs, and regional housing support programs.

• Authorization to issue up to $5,500,000 in Special Tax Bonds for Community Facilities District No. 2013-1 (Kunny Ranch)
• Purchase and sale agreements with Pelican Communities, LLC for Parking Garages 1 and 2 ($920,000 minus closing costs not to exceed $6,000) and vacant downtown land at 3911 University Avenue/3775 Fairmount Boulevard ($200 in lieu of $1.83 million land value)
• Recommendation to allocate $10,858,024.16 in state homelessness funding for rapid rehousing, prevention, and shelter diversion programs
• Public hearing on amending Resolution No. 21960 to adjust Mills Act fees in the Master Fees and Charges Schedule
• Review of the Solid Waste Fund financial status and confirmation of support for the Solid Waste Rates Schedule

City Council

The City Council will consider several property development agreements and a $5.5 million bond issuance for Kunny Ranch. The agenda also includes discussions on solid waste rates, housing grant allocations, and General Plan progress.

• $5,500,000 special tax bond issuance for Community Facilities District No. 2013-1 (Kunny Ranch)
• $920,000 sale of parking garages on Orange Street to Pelican Communities, LLC
• Land transfer for student housing at 3911 University Avenue and 3775 Fairmount Boulevard
• $10,858,024.16 grant allocation for rapid rehousing and homeless services
• Amendment to the City’s Master Fees and Charges Schedule regarding Mills Act Fees

Park and Recreation Commission

The commission will hold annual elections for Chair and Vice Chair. Presentations are scheduled regarding the 2024 Spring Eggstravaganza, a foundation gala, and deferred maintenance plans through 2029. The meeting also includes reviews of commissioner attendance records.

• Annual election of Chair and Vice Chair
• 2024 Spring Eggstravaganza Community Event presentation
• Deferred Maintenance Fiscal Years 2024-2029 Updates presentation
• Riverside Community Services Foundation Inaugural Gala presentation
• Determination of excused or unexcused commissioner absences

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will conduct an election for Chairperson and Vice Chairperson. The meeting also includes a presentation by California Connect regarding the California Telephone Access Program.

• Election of Officers: Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• California Connect - California Telephone Access Program presentation
• Ad Hoc Committee updates for Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, and Mobility

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 14, 2024, has been cancelled. No agenda items were listed.

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The agenda includes a presentation from the Civil Air Patrol-Riverside Senior Squadron 5 and a review of an airport hangar gift. The commission will also receive the airport manager's operations and activity report for February and March 2024.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Presentation by Civil Air $Air Patrol-Riverside Senior Squadron 5
• Review of Airport Hangar Gift
• February-March 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report

Budget Engagement Commission

The Commission will elect a Chair and Vice-Chair for a one-year term. Members will also review the Measure Z spending plan and fiscal impact reports for several city facilities.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair for a one-year term
• Measure Z Spending Plan Review
• Fiscal impact report for Riverside Convention Center, Visitors Bureau, and Sports Commission
• Fiscal impact report for Fox Performing Arts Center, Municipal Auditorium, and The Box
• Fiscal impact report for the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The committee will discuss a proposed five-year plan to enhance and beautify Victoria Avenue. Members will also review and prioritize transportation projects for the Riverside County Transportation Commission Traffic Relief Plan. Additionally, an update regarding municipal storm sewer system permit changes is scheduled.

• Proposed 5-year plan to enhance and beautify Victoria Avenue
• Review of transportation projects for the RCTC Traffic Relief Plan
• Update on National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit changes

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will review a proposed 5-year plan for Victoria Avenue and prioritize transportation projects for the RCTC Traffic Relief Plan. The meeting also includes an update on National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit changes.

• Proposed 5-year plan to enhance and beautify Victoria Avenue
• Review of transportation projects for the Riverside County Transportation Commission Traffic Relief Plan
• Update on National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) MS4 Permit changes

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will meet to select its new Chair and Vice Chair officers. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Brown Act and discussions regarding workplan progress and outreach materials.

• Selection of Chair and Vice Chair Officers
• Presentation by City Attorney's Office on the Brown Act
• Discussion of agenda template language
• Review of workplan progress and bi-annual updates
• Discussion of outreach PowerPoint

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a recommendation to appoint CliftonLarsonAllen LLP as independent accountants for a five-year period. The meeting also includes updates on the Business Tax Discovery program and a Transient Occupancy Tax audit regarding room penalties and interest.

• Appointment of CliftonLarsonAllen LLP as independent accountants for a five-year period
• Amendment to Riverside Municipal Code Section 5.04 Taxes, Licenses and Regulations
• Transient Occupancy Tax audit review of comped room penalties and interest

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will discuss the recommendation to appoint CliftonLarsonAllen LLP as independent accountants for a five-year period. The committee will also review updates to the Business Tax Discovery program and an audit of Transient Occupancy Tax penalties.

• Recommendation to appoint CliftonLarsonAllen LLP as independent accountants for a five-year period
• Update on the Business Tax Discovery program and proposed amendment to Riverside Municipal Code Section 5.04
• Review of comped room penalties and interest regarding the Transient Occupancy Tax audit

City Council

The City Council will consider establishing the Riverside Nonprofit Resilience Fund using American Rescue Plan Act funds. Additionally, the council will review a street maintenance contract and a proposal for a comprehensive General Plan update.

• Establishment of the Riverside Nonprofit Resilience Fund via $2,363,766 in ARPA fund reallocations
• Measure Z award to Onyx Paving Company, Inc. for $4,946,000 for arterial and minor streets maintenance
• Measure Z proposal for WSP USA, Inc. for a General Plan update up to $5,207,712.90
• Public hearing regarding the reallocation of $300,000 from 2348 University Avenue to the Riverside Access Center Rehabilitation Project

City Council

The City Council will consider establishing the Riverside Nonprofit Resilience Fund using American Rescue Plan Act funds. Additionally, the council will review a street maintenance bid and a HUD funding reallocation for the Riverside Access Center.

• Establishment of the Riverside Nonprofit Resilience Fund via $2,363,766 in ARPA fund reallocations
• Measure Z award of $4,946,000 to Onyx Paving Company, Inc. for citywide street maintenance
• Reallocation of $300,000 from the 2348 University Avenue project to the Riverside Access Center Rehabilitation Project

Board of Library Trustees

The Board will review routine administrative items including minutes and fund expenditures. Discussion topics include updates on the new Eastside Library and various library programs.

• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations
• Update on the New SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library
• Report on the Library Explore the Outdoors Parks Pass Program
• Riverside Reads Program

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will review routine minutes, January water supply data, and agricultural service rates. Members are also scheduled to discuss customer engagement updates through late January and the Southern California Public Power Authority’s mid-year spending report. Two recommendations require board approval before forwarding to the City Council: a capital expenditure budget for Gage Canal Company and a 25-year license agreement generating $270,824.51 for a portion of the Riverside Water Company Canal in Grand Terrace.

• Recommend City Council approve Gage Canal Company capital expenditure budget for Fiscal Year 2023/24
• Recommend City Council approve a 25-year license agreement with W-H GT Owner IX, L.P. generating $270,824.51 for use of the Riverside Water Company Canal at 21801 Barton Road, Grand Terrace
• Review Agricultural Service Water Rate report as of January 31, 2024
• Receive Southern California Public Power Authority semi-annual expenditure report for July through December 2023
• Review January 2024 water supply and customer engagement updates

Board of Ethics

The Riverside Board of Ethics will hold elections for Chair and Vice Chair. The Board will consider establishing an ad hoc committee to review the city's Code of Ethics and Conduct. Members will also discuss the use of outside legal counsel and updates on existing committees.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Establishment of an ad hoc committee to review Riverside Municipal Code 2.78
• Discussion on the use of outside legal counsel for the Board
• Disbanding the ad hoc committee for creating statement templates
• Review of findings regarding a complaint against David Crohn

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board meeting scheduled for March 6, 2024, was cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for April 3, 2024.

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will conduct a public hearing regarding personnel policies and procedures. The meeting also includes a departmental presentation from the Innovation and Technology Department.

• Public Hearing: Veterans' Preference Policy
• Departmental Presentation: Innovation and Technology Department

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Thursday, February 29, 2024, has been cancelled. No agenda items were listed for discussion or decision.

Museum of Riverside Board

The Board will review the Strategic Plan status report for the quarter ending December 31, 2023. The meeting includes discussions regarding board member absences and the selection of 2024 Museum Board Officers.

• Strategic Plan status report for the quarter ending December 31, 2023
• Selection of 2024 Museum Board Officers
• Director's update on museum renovation, historic houses, and budget

Community Police Review Commission

The Commission will discuss concluding the first stage of a review regarding an officer-involved death. Members will also receive information on nominations for Chair and Vice Chair positions. Additionally, the Riverside Police Department Technology Information Services Unit is scheduled to provide a presentation.

• Conclusion of Stage One review for officer-involved death case # 2106980 - J. Black
• Nominations for Chair and Vice Chair officers
• Presentation by Riverside Police Department Technology Information Services Unit
• Review of the CPRC 2023 Annual Report

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to accept a $3,178,500 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to fund six intelligence analyst positions. The council will also discuss amendments to street sweeping enforcement and parking restrictions. Additionally, a public hearing is scheduled regarding the subdivision of a 5.74-acre parcel at 841 Alpine Meadows Lane.

• $3,178,500 U.S. Department of Homeland Security grant for intelligence analysts
• Proposed ordinance amending street sweeping and parking enforcement practices
• Subdivision of a 5.74-acre parcel at 841 Alpine Meadows Lane into four residential parcels
• Negotiation regarding property at 3911 University Avenue and 3775 Fairmount Boulevard

City Council

The City Council will consider amending municipal code regarding street sweeping enforcement and parking restrictions. Additionally, the council is reviewing a resolution to accept a federal grant for safety and intelligence analysis.

• Ordinance to amend street sweeping enforcement and parking restriction suspensions
• $3,178,500 U.S. Department of Homeland Security grant via California Office of Emergency Services
• Creation of six full-time equivalent Intelligence Analyst positions
• Residential subdivision of 5.74 acres at 841 Alpine Meadows Lane

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will discuss updates to the Non-Potable/Recycled Water Master Plan and the City's Cost Allocation Plan. The agenda also includes a proposal for a 5.10 percent annual interest rate on customer deposits. Staff will present reports regarding power supply and agricultural water rates.

• 5.10 percent annual interest rate for customer deposits
• Non-Potable/Recycled Water Master Plan update
• City of Riverside Cost Allocation Plan update
• Power Supply Report for December 2023
• Agricultural Service Water Rate reports

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review several funding plans and project updates. Discussions include grant applications for local housing trusts and regional coordinated assistance.

• Prohousing Incentive Program Round 2 grant application for $1,500,000 matching funds
• Direct grant allocation of $10,858,024.16 for California Interagency Council on Homelessness Regionally Coordinated Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 5 funding plan
• Housing Authority’s projects update
• Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan update
• Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study update

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review reports on regional funding plans and local housing initiatives. This includes a $10.8 million grant allocation for homelessness prevention and a grant application for the Local Housing Trust Fund. The committee will also receive updates on housing authority projects and encampment response plans.

• $10,858,024.16 regional homelessness prevention funding plan allocation
• $1,500,000 Local Housing Trust Fund grant application submittal
• Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan update
• Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study update
• Housing Authority projects update

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will meet to discuss the formation of several ad hoc committees. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Brown Act and matters regarding commissioner absences.

• Presentation by City Attorney's Office on the Brown Act
• Establishment of a Social Meet and Greet Ad Hoc Committee
• Establishment of a By-Laws Ad Hoc Committee
• Establishment of a Community Events Ad Hoc Committee
• Open Election of Chair and Vice Chair Officers

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will review an appeal by Marquisean Dunkins concerning the Police Department's denial of a Vehicle for Hire permit application. The committee will also receive a legislative update.

• Appeal of Police Department denial of Vehicle for Hire permit application
• Legislative update

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will review an appeal regarding a denied Vehicle for Hire permit application. The committee will also receive a legislative update.

• Appeal of Police Department denial of Vehicle for Hire permit application by Marquisean Dunkins
• Legislative update

Park and Recreation Commission

The Commission will receive a presentation regarding deferred maintenance for fiscal years 2024-2029. The meeting also includes the review of previous meeting minutes and determinations regarding commissioner absences.

• Deferred Maintenance Fiscal Years 2024-2029 Updates presentation
• Approval of January 17, 2024, meeting minutes
• Absence reports for Commissioners Faris, Brodie, and Feola

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board is meeting to review a presentation regarding the California Citrus State Historic Park improvements. The agenda also includes approving minutes from the January 17, 2024, meeting and receiving a subcommittee update.

• Update on California Citrus State Historic Park improvements
• Approval of January 17, 2024, meeting minutes
• Historic District Subcommittee Update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several public hearing items including a new vehicle wash facility. The commission will also consider multiple requests for 10-foot-tall electrified security fences at various business locations.

• Vehicle wash facility and design review at 3605, 3619, and 3631 Van Buren Boulevard
• Electrified security fence at 656 East La Cadena Drive
• Electrified security fence at 800 East La Cadena Drive
• Electrified security fence at 841 Iowa Avenue
• Electrified security fence at 1595 Columbia Avenue and 1600 Columbia Avenue

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will receive a presentation from the City of Riverside Fire Department's Office of Emergency Management regarding emergency preparedness. The meeting also includes routine approvals of previous meeting minutes and updates on commissioner activities.

• Presentation on emergency preparedness by the Office of Emergency Management
• Approval of December 21, 2023 meeting minutes
• Recording of Vice Chair Perkins' excused absence from the December 21 meeting
• Updates on conferences and seminars attended by Commissioners

Commission of the Deaf

The scheduled meeting for the Riverside Commission of the Deaf on February 14, 2024, has been cancelled.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a proposal to increase the City Manager's signature authority for certain goods, services, and professional service contracts from $50,000 to $100,000. The committee will also review a Transient Occupancy Tax audit regarding comped room penalties and interest.

• Increase City Manager signature authority from $50,000 to $100,000 for specific contracts
• Transient Occupancy Tax audit review of comped room penalties and interest
• Legislative update

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a proposal to increase the City Manager's signature authority for certain goods and services contracts. The committee will also receive a presentation regarding a Transient Occupancy Tax audit review.

• Increase City Manager signature authority from $50,000 to $100,000 for specific contracts
• Review of Transient Occupancy Tax audit regarding comped room penalties and interest
• Legislative update

City Council

The City Council will receive updates on homelessness, sustainability, and intergovernmental relations. The agenda also includes several closed sessions regarding litigation and property negotiations.

• Negotiation of terms for the purchase or lease of Garage 1 and Garage 2 on Orange Street
• Agreement with Riggs Ward Design for $379,500 for museum exhibition design at 3580 Mission Inn Avenue
• Grant of easement with Southern California Edison for vehicle charging stations at 1388 South E. Street
• Amendments to economic development consultant agreements totaling $530,000
• Resolution regarding federal and state disaster recovery financial assistance

City Council

The City Council will consider accepting a $3,178,500 federal grant for urban area security. Members will also discuss a resolution regarding the Gaza and Israel conflict and property negotiations for garages on Orange Street. Additionally, the council is reviewing several consultant contract amendments.

• $3,178,500 U.S. Department of Homeland Security grant application
• Negotiations for the purchase or lease of Garage 1 and Garage 2 on Orange Street
• $417,450 contract for museum exhibition design at 3580 Mission Inn Avenue
• Easement with Southern California Edison for vehicle charging stations at 1388 South E. Street
• $530,000 in amended consultant agreements for economic development

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will review routine administrative items and discuss several library programs. Discussion topics include updates on the new Eastside Library and various community programs.

• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations
• Review of Incident Reports regarding Rules of Library Conduct
• Update on the New SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library
• Riverside Reads Program report

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities is reviewing several infrastructure projects, including water main replacements and heating/ventilation system modifications. The agenda also includes an easement for electrical services and emissions monitoring maintenance.

• Grant of Easement with Southern California Edison Company at 1388 South E. Street
• Work Order 2104923 for $1,576,000 for Garfield and Overland Water Main Replacement Project (Phase III)
• Work Order 2201436 for $1,500,000 for Mission Square building HVAC replacement/modification
• Request for Proposal 2308 with PBS Engineers, Inc. for $299,700 for design and construction administration
• Request for Proposal 2307 with Pacific Standard Environmental, Inc. for $183,183.70 for Clearwater Power Plant emissions monitoring

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will review a report on prioritizing railroad grade separations along the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad. The discussion includes specific crossings at Jackson, Madison, Mary, Spruce, and Tyler Streets, as well as Mission Inn Avenue.

• Prioritization of BNSF railroad grade separations at Jackson, Madison, Mary, Spruce, and Tyler Streets
• Railroad grade separation report for Mission Inn Avenue

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will review the January 11, 2024, meeting minutes and receive the February 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report. The commission is also scheduled to review an airport hangar gift.

• Review and approve January 11, 2024, meeting minutes
• Receive February 2024 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Review Airport Hangar Gift

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The committee will review a presentation regarding the prioritization of railroad grade separations along the BNSF Railroad. The report covers specific crossings at Jackson, Madison, Mary, Spruce, and Tyler Streets, as well as Mission Inn Avenue. This item is being presented by the Deputy Public Works Director.

• Prioritization of railroad grade separations at Jackson, Madison, Mary, Spruce, and Tyler Streets
• BNSF Railroad crossing review for Mission Inn Avenue
• Legislative update
• Project updates

Budget Engagement Commission

The Commission will review the Measure Z spending plan, including budget development and priorities. The meeting also includes attendance reports and an update from the Chief Financial Officer.

• Measure Z Spending Plan Review (including budget development, priorities, and item status)
• Review of Community Survey Results
• Chief Financial Officer Update

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will review proposed 2024 workplans for the Board of Ethics and Human Resources Board. Members will also discuss a proposed process to convene a Charter Review Committee regarding Mayor and City Council compensation.

• Proposed 2024 Workplans for Board of Ethics and Human Resources Board
• Proposed appointment process for a Charter Review Committee to study Section 403 of the City Charter regarding Mayor and City Council compensation

Governmental Processes Committee

The committee will review proposed 2024 workplans for the Board of Ethics and Human Resources Board. It will also discuss a proposed appointment process for a Charter Review Committee. This committee would study amendments to City Charter Section 403 regarding compensation for the Mayor and City Council.

• Proposed 2024 workplans for Board of Ethics and Human Resources Board
• Proposed appointment process for a Charter Review Committee regarding Mayor and City Council compensation
• Legislative update

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will consider recommending that the City Council establish a 5-ton weight limit on Fillmore Street from Indiana Avenue to the southern city limits. The meeting also includes a presentation on Riverside PACT updates regarding pedestrian and trail plans. Additionally, the Board will review previous meeting minutes and discuss an attendance matter.

• Recommendation of a 5-ton weight limit on Fillmore Street from Indiana Avenue to south City limits
• Presentation on Riverside PACT (Pedestrian Target Safeguarding, Active Transportation, Complete Streets Ordinance, and Trail Master Plan Update)
• Review of December 6, 2023 meeting minutes
• Determination regarding Board Member Ignacio Carrillo's absence

City Council

The City Council will consider accepting a $13.8 million federal grant for the South Main Complete Streets Project and safety plans. Members will also decide between funding outside counsel or reallocating funds to hire additional legal staff. Other items include airport fee changes and updates on municipal elections.

• $13,881,009 total funding for South Main Complete Streets Project via SS4A grant
• Decision on $1,078,205 outside counsel budget or reallocation of $220,855 for legal staff
• Increase of Riverside Municipal Airport fuel flowage fee from $0.05 to $0.10 per gallon
• $106,486.33 change order for Gage Canal Multi-Purpose Recreational Trail Project
• Ordinance amending Title 20 regarding Cultural Resources

City Council

The City Council is considering a $13.8 million grant for the South Main Complete Streets Project and various local infrastructure updates. The meeting also includes discussions on legal budget options for handling litigation and several municipal administrative items.

• $13,881,009 total funding for South Main Complete Streets Project
• $1,711,000 Federal Highway Safety Improvement Program agreement
• $1,078,205 budget for outside counsel regarding Mendonca et al. v. City of Riverside
• Donation of a $30,000 aircraft hangar at Riverside Municipal Airport
• Increase of change order authority for Gage Canal Multi-Purpose Recreational Trail Project

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two new business proposals. These include a fitness center at 3380 Tyler Street and an adult day care facility on Magnolia Avenue.

• Planet Fitness proposal (20,004 square-foot space) at 3380 Tyler Street
• Adult day care facility proposal (7,500 square-foot building) at 9571 Magnolia Avenue
• Approval of January 18, 2024 meeting minutes

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will review a pre-conference regarding a complaint against Board of Public Utilities Member David Crohn. The agenda also includes a statement of findings from a previous complaint against Councilmember Cervantes and a report on the use of outside legal counsel.

• Statement of Findings and Decision regarding Ben Clymer, Jr. complaint against Councilmember Cervantes
• Proposed templates for Statements of Findings and Decision for Code of Ethics and Conduct complaints
• Authority and conditions for using outside legal counsel to advise the Board
• Pre-conference regarding Duffy Atkinson complaint against Board of Public Utilities Member David Crohn

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission is meeting to elect a Parliamentarian and discuss flag policies. The body will also consider establishing three new ad hoc committees for social meets, community events, and by-laws.

• Election of Parliamentarian for a one-year term
• Discussion regarding recognition of groups or causes for commemorative flags
• Determination of Commissioner Lewis's absence on October 26, 2023
• Establishment of a Social Meet and Greet Ad Hoc Committee
• Establishment of a Community Events Ad Hoc Committee

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board meeting scheduled for January 29, 2024, was cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for February 5, 2024.

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will review a presentation from the Associate Educator and discuss the board's core values statement. The meeting also includes quarterly updates from Riverside Museum Associates and the Harada House Foundation, alongside a Director's update on museum renovations and operations.

• Presentation from the Museum of Riverside’s Associate Educator
• Discussion regarding the absence of Todd Carpenter from the October 25, 2023 meeting
• Museum of Riverside core values statement discussion
• Riverside Museum Associates quarterly update
• Harada House Foundation quarterly update

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will review the criminal case book regarding an officer-involved death involving J. Black. The commission is also scheduled to review the draft 2023 Annual Report.

• Review of Officer Involved Death case # 2106980 - J. Black
• Review and approval of the 2023 Community Police Review Commission Annual Report Draft
• Revisions to CPRC Policies and Procedures regarding Officer Involved Death (OID) Case Review Stages
• Discussion of public employee personnel matters in closed session

City Council

The City Council will discuss a $1,000,000 agreement for the Entrada affordable housing development and a $5,504,698 budget transfer for the Seven Oaks Dam project. The meeting also includes updates on homelessness, sustainability, and legal matters. Additionally, council members will review an appeal regarding water utility billing.

• $1,000,000 ARPA agreement for the Entrada affordable housing project at 1701-1757 Seventh Street
• $5,504,698 budget transfer to the Seven Oaks Dam Account for the Enhanced Recharge Project
• Proposal to rename Spencer Court to 'Aryana View Court' for a gated residential community
• Appeal regarding water utility bill accuracy at 2639 Braden Place
• Ordinance amendment regarding Cultural Resources in the Riverside Municipal Code

City Council

The City Council will consider a $5.5 million budget transfer for the Seven Oaks Dam project and a $1 million loan for the Entrada affordable housing development. Additional items include a street name change on Spencer Court and an appeal regarding water utility billings.

• Budget transfer of $5,504,698 from Public Utilities/Water Transmission Mains to Seven Oaks Dam Account
• $1,000,000 residual loan for Entrada affordable housing project at 1701-1757 Seventh Street
• Proposal to vacate Spencer Court and rename it Aryana View Court
• Appeal regarding water utility services billings for 2639 Braden Place
• Grant application for up to $1,000,000 for Arlanza neighborhood community building

Board of Public Utilities

The Board is reviewing a proposal to renew the 1.5 percent Water Conservation Surcharge for an additional ten years. The meeting also includes discussions regarding zero emission fleet transition services and a shade tree coupon campaign.

• Renewal of 1.5 percent Water Conservation Surcharge for ten years
• $299,768.13 contract with Factory Authorized Services, Inc. for cooling tower maintenance
• $99,600 agreement with Black & Veatch Corporation for zero emission fleet transition plan services
• $468,424 Tree Power Program Free Shade Tree Coupon Campaign

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review several reports regarding shelter and housing initiatives. Discussion items include updates on the Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan and the Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study.

• LifeArk alternative shelter and supportive housing presentation
• Housing Authority projects update
• Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan update
• Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study update
• Non-Congregate Shelter Request for Proposal update

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review several program updates and project presentations. Discussions include LifeArk's shelter and housing products, the Housing Authority's projects, and a response plan for the Santa Ana River Bottom encampment.

• LifeArk alternative shelter and supportive housing presentation
• Housing Authority projects update
• Santa Ana River Bottom Encampment Response Plan update
• Inclusionary Housing Program feasibility study update
• Non-Congregate Shelter Request for Proposal update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a proposal to amend Title 19 of the Riverside Municipal Code. The proposed changes include updates to animal keeping, accessory structures, and density bonus laws.

• Public hearing for planning case PR-2023-001625 (AMD) regarding Title 19 zoning amendments
• Proposed modification of non-domestic animal keeping provisions to permit poultry in RE and R-1 zones
• Proposed amendment of permitted locations for accessory structures in Single-Family Residential zones
• Proposed updates to language regarding vehicle repair facilities, security fence systems, and long-term stay hotels

Commission on Disabilities

The City of Riverside Commission on Disabilities meeting scheduled for January 18, 2024, was cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for February 15, 2024.

Economic Development, Placemaking, and Branding/ Marketing Committee

The committee will receive several reports regarding city procurement, business districts, and economic opportunities. Discussions include updates on local vendor preference policies and various departmental updates for all wards.

• Local vendor preference procurement policy expansion update
• Business Improvement Districts reporting requirements (Wards 1, 4, and 5)
• Economic Opportunity Update
• Placemaking Update
• Branding/Marketing Update

Economic Development, Placemaking, and Branding/ Marketing Committee

The committee will review an update regarding the expansion of the local vendor preference procurement policy for all wards. The agenda also includes presentations on Business Improvement District reporting requirements for Wards 1, 4, and 5.

• Local vendor preference procurement policy expansion update
• Business Improvement Districts reporting requirements (Wards 1, 4, and 5)
• Economic Opportunity Update
• Placemaking Update
• Branding/Marketing Update

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will review meeting minutes from November 20, 2023, and record an excused absence for Chair DuBois. The agenda also includes discussions and updates related to the Ad Hoc Committee.

• Approval of November 20, 2023, meeting minutes
• Recording of Chair DuBois's excused absence
• Ad Hoc Committee discussion
• Updates on Ad Hoc Committee advocacy, events, resources, and emergency topics
• Updates on conferences, seminars, and regional meetings attended by Commissioners

Park and Recreation Commission

The Commission will receive updates regarding Riverside PACT and Capital Improvement Project designs. The agenda also includes a review of the December 18, 2023, meeting minutes and a determination regarding Commissioner Feola's absence.

• Riverside PACT Update presentation
• Planning & Design - Capital Improvement Project Updates presentation
• Minutes of December 18, 2023, Meeting
• Determination of Commissioner Feola's absence as excused or unexcused

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will review proposed 2024 workplans for the Board of Library Trustees, Commission on Aging, and Commission on Disabilities. The committee will also discuss a proposed fare increase for Riverside Connect and a shopping cart retrieval program.

• Proposed fare increase for Riverside Connect
• 2024 workplans for the Board of Library Trustees, Commission on Aging, and Commission on Disabilities
• Shopping cart retrieval program presentation
• Legislative update

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will review a presentation regarding the proposed Arlington Mixed Use project. This includes discussing the potential demolition of the former Sear Building at 5261 Arlington Avenue.

• Proposed Arlington Mixed Use project (Planning Case DP-2022-00047)
• Demolition of the former Sear Building at 5261 Arlington Avenue
• 2023 Fourth Quarter Report on Historic Preservation Activity