Riverside public meetings in 2025

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a multi-family housing project and a new childcare facility. The body will also review meeting minutes and commissioner attendance records.

• Proposal for a 117-unit multi-family residential development at 4663 and 4705 Hedrick Avenue and 4618 Jones Avenue
• General Plan Amendment and rezoning of 2.72 acres from Single Family to Multiple Family Residential
• Conditional Use Permit for Arlington Angels Childcare for up to 16 children at 3557 Arlington Avenue
• Review of December 4, 2025 meeting minutes

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will hear a presentation from Riverside Pickle Ball and then review progress on its 2025 Annual Work Plan. Members will also discuss revising their by-laws and consider creating an ad hoc committee for that purpose. Additionally, the commission will review draft forms for commission events.

• Receive a presentation from Riverside Pickle Ball
• Review and discuss progress on the Commission on Disabilities 2025 Annual Work Plan
• Review and discuss by-laws and create a By-Laws Ad Hoc Committee
• Review and discuss draft Commission Event forms (Form A and Form B)
• Approve minutes from November 20, 2025, and record excused absence of Commissioner Tarmo

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will discuss the Riverside 2050 General Plan update and Climate Action & Adaptation Plan project, including a Historic Preservation Element. Consent items include approval of November 19, 2025 meeting minutes and excusing Board Member Hudson's absence. The board may also consider future agenda items.

• Discussion of Riverside 2050 General Plan update and Climate Action & Adaptation Plan, with Exhibit 2 - GP2025 Historic Preservation Element
• Approval of minutes from November 19, 2025 meeting
• Excuse absence of Board Member Hudson from November 19, 2025 meeting
• Items for future board consideration (communications)

Housing and Homelessness Committee

This special meeting of the Housing and Homelessness Committee has been cancelled. No substantive business will be conducted. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 26, 2026.

• Meeting officially cancelled - no presentations or decisions

Housing and Homelessness Committee

This special meeting of the City of Riverside Housing and Homelessness Committee, scheduled for December 15, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting cancelled; originally planned workshop on Homelessness Response and Housing Authority projects update will not occur.

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss Article II of its bylaws and hear a presentation on CalPERS Unfunded Accrued Liability and cost management strategies. The commission will also consider minutes from November and acknowledge an absence. A recognition of Finance Director Kristie Thomas is scheduled.

• Discuss CalPERS Unfunded Accrued Liability and cost management strategies
• Consider amendments to Bylaws Article II
• Approval of November 13, 2025 minutes
• Recognition of Finance Director Kristie Thomas
• Absence of Chair Williams and Commissioner Ayra noted

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission will hold a regular meeting to review the Airport Manager's December operations report and discuss the status of a commissioner's absence. The meeting will include a consent calendar of routine items and a public comment period.

• Minutes of October 9, 2025
• December 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Determine status of Commissioner Alderette's absence
• Updates on conferences and regional meetings
• Future agenda items for consideration

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will discuss internal affairs training and a personnel matter related to a specific police case. The meeting includes consent calendar items and a presentation on the Brown Act.

• Closed session to discuss personnel matter case # PC25-09040
• Presentation on Brown Act compliance
• Training on Internal Affairs Investigative Process
• Minutes from October 22, 2025 meeting
• Communications report for October-November 2025

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will hear a 10‑minute annual update from the City’s Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration. A legislative update will be presented, followed by discussion of items the committee may consider in future meetings. The agenda also includes a public comment period for residents.

• Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration annual update (10‑minute presentation)
• Legislative update
• Items for future Finance Committee consideration as requested by members
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will receive an annual update on the City's Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration. Other business includes a legislative update and discussion of future agenda items.

• Annual update on the City's Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider a consent calendar including a $1.5 million grant application for the Youth Service Corps, a $182,814.20 sponsorship program, and multiple contracts. A public hearing will modify a 1987 subdivision condition at 2954 Everwood Drive. The council will also discuss a pilot shop-local app with a $50,000 budget. Closed sessions include negotiations on Fairmount Park property and City Attorney recruitment.

• $1.5M Youth Service Corps grant application (requires 5 votes)
• $182,814.20 Economic Development sponsorship program for local nonprofits
• Riverside Rewards App pilot program with $50,000 budget
• Public hearing to modify condition of approval for Vesting Tract Map 22291 at 2954 Everwood Drive
• Closed session on Fairmount Park property purchase/sale/lease negotiation

City Council

The City Council will discuss a pilot program for a local shopping app and authorize a budget of up to $50,000. The meeting includes a public hearing on a property map modification and closed sessions regarding Fairmount Park and employee compensation.

• Authorize $50,000 for Riverside Rewards App pilot program
• Public hearing on property map modification at 2954 Everwood Drive
• Closed session to instruct negotiator on Fairmount Park property sale
• Authorize $1,000,000 for investigative services through 2028
• Authorize $635,016 for swimming pool maintenance services

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will discuss and vote on a $14.65M agreement with GE Vernova for gas turbine component exchanges at the Riverside Energy Resource Center, a $9.6M grading contract for the Wilderness substation, and a $2.8M pipeline replacement on Golden Avenue. Items also include authorizing application for state funding up to $25M for a PFAS treatment plant at Palmyrita, and several consent calendar capital expenditures for substation improvements and pole replacements.

• $14.65M agreement with GE Vernova for gas turbine component rotable exchanges (five-year term)
• $9.6M contract to Act 1 Construction for grading of Wilderness substation and switchyard site
• $2.8M Golden Avenue pipeline replacement project
• Authorize application for up to $25M in state grant/loan for Palmyrita PFAS water treatment plant
• $536,713 air compressor maintenance agreement with Lans Compressors

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will hear a 10‑minute presentation reviewing existing tobacco retail regulations under Ordinance 7733. It will then receive a 15‑minute update on the Repurpose Riverside Adaptive Reuse Ordinance, which aims to streamline conversion of non‑residential buildings using California REAP 2.0 grant funds. The meeting also includes a legislative update and a period for public comment.

• Review of tobacco retail regulations (Ordinance 7733) – 10‑minute presentation
• Update on Repurpose Riverside Adaptive Reuse Ordinance funded by REAP 2.0 grant – 15‑minute presentation
• Legislative update
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Items for future Land Use Committee consideration

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will review existing tobacco retail regulations and receive an update on the Repurpose Riverside Adaptive Reuse Ordinance, which aims to streamline converting non-residential buildings into residential or mixed-use development, funded by a REAP 2.0 grant. The meeting includes a workshop on tobacco regulations and a legislative update. No final votes are scheduled; items are for discussion and information.

• Workshop: Review of existing tobacco retail regulations in Titles 6 and 19 of the Riverside Municipal Code
• Update on Repurpose Riverside Adaptive Reuse Ordinance to streamline non-residential to residential conversions, funded by REAP 2.0 grant
• Legislative Update
• Items for future Committee consideration as requested by members

Park and Recreation Commission

This special meeting features presentations on the Deaf Cultural Community Center Development Goals and an update on the Bourns Family Youth Innovation Center. The commission will also consider consent items including meeting minutes and absence reports, and discuss changes to the 2026 regular meeting schedule.

• Presentation: Deaf Cultural Community Center Development Goals
• Presentation: Bourns Family Youth Innovation Center Update
• Correction to absence report of Commissioner Forbes from September 15, 2025 meeting
• Recording absence of Vice Chair Barlogio from October 20, 2025 meeting as excused
• Discussion on 2026 Regular Meeting Schedule Changes

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees meeting scheduled for December 8, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Riverside 2050 General Plan update and Climate Action & Adaptation Plan. They will also receive an overview of the planning entitlement process. The meeting includes approval of previous meeting minutes and excused absences for two commissioners. No rezonings or contracts with dollar amounts are on the agenda.

• Riverside 2050 General Plan update and Climate Action & Adaptation Plan discussion
• Planning entitlement process overview
• Approval of minutes from November 20, 2025
• Excused absences for Commissioners Baird and Teunissen

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will consider whether to excuse Member Vega's absence from the previous meeting and approve minutes from November 6, 2025. On the discussion calendar, the board will receive an update on a potential ballot measure for Charter Review and hold a pre-conference on a Code of Ethics complaint by Eric Magnafici against Councilmember Hemenway. The board will also discuss authority to use outside legal counsel in place of the City Attorney.

• Determine if absence of Member Vega from November 6, 2025 meeting is excused
• Approve minutes of November 6, 2025
• Membership update for ad hoc committee on potential ballot measure for Charter Review
• Pre-conference on Code of Ethics and Conduct complaint by Eric Magnafici against Councilmember Hemenway
• Authority and conditions for use of outside legal counsel in lieu of the City Attorney

Transportation Board

The board will hold public hearings and discussions on several traffic-related items including a request for speed humps on First Street, a 12-month pilot for pedestrian hybrid beacons on Madison Street, and an annual signal timing update. Other items include establishing a preferential parking zone on Ouida Drive and setting speed limits on First Street and Victoria Avenue frontage roads. The meeting also includes a presentation from the MAIT team and routine consent items.

• Request for speed humps on First Street between Mulberry and Main
• 12-month pilot project for HAWKs (pedestrian hybrid beacons) on Madison Street
• Establishment of preferential parking zone (PPZ) on Ouida Drive
• Speed limit zone establishment on First Street and Victoria Avenue frontage road
• Annual signal timing update

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to confirm the annual report and levy assessments for the Riverside Downtown Partnership for 2026. The body will also consider various contracts, a street vacation on Howard Avenue, and an ordinance regarding the Office of the Inspector General.

• Public hearing on 2026 assessments for Downtown Parking and Business Improvement Area
• Change order for flooring at City Attorney’s Office (3750 University Avenue) up to $172,296.65
• Summary vacation of 10,254-square-foot excess Right-of-Way on Howard Avenue between 10th and 12th Streets
• Contract with Rivcomm, Inc. for digital radios totaling $224,065.32
• Bid award to GHC Pipeline, LLC for Houghton Avenue Storm Drain Improvements for $248,489

City Council

The Riverside City Council will convene to discuss and vote on a series of routine items, including a contract for library materials, a storm drain improvement project, and the levy of special taxes for a community facilities district.

• Increase Purchase Order 260025 with Brodart Co. for $206,829
• Award Bid 8201 to GHC Pipeline, LLC. for $248,489
• Resolution approving Joint Community Facilities Agreement with Century Communities
• Adopt Ordinance amending Riverside Municipal Code regarding Office of the Inspector General
• Agreement with Shuster Advisory Group, LLC. as Defined Contribution Plan Consultant

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board is meeting to receive a departmental presentation from the Public Utilities Department and review quarterly metrics from the Human Resources Department. The consent calendar includes approval of October minutes and a request to excuse Board Member Louise Borda's absence. Board members may also discuss items for future consideration.

• Departmental presentation by David A. Garcia, Public Utilities Department
• Quarterly departmental metrics from Human Resources
• Approval of minutes from October 6, 2025
• Motion to excuse Board Member Louise Borda's absence from October 6 meeting
• Items for future Board consideration (Chair and Board Members)

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission meeting scheduled for November 27, 2025, has been canceled. No business was conducted or discussed.

Museum of Riverside Board

The November 26, 2025 meeting of the Museum of Riverside Board has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 28, 2026 at 3:00 PM.

Planning Commission

The Commission will hold a public hearing on planning case PR-2024-001740, a proposal by Karl H. Huy of Travis Companies, Inc. to obtain a Conditional Use Permit and design review for an unmanned vehicle fuel station on a 1.35‑acre parcel (APN 189-190-006) on Jurupa Avenue between Columbia Avenue and Dales Street. The Planning Division has determined the project is categorically exempt from CEQA review. The meeting also includes routine consent‑calendar items and a review of the November 6, 2025 minutes.

• Conditional Use Permit and design review for unmanned vehicle fuel station (PR-2024-001740) on 1.35‑acre parcel APN 189-190-006, Jurupa Ave between Columbia Ave and Dales St
• Consent calendar routine items to be adopted by one motion
• Review and adoption of November 6, 2025 meeting minutes
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Future planning commission items for consideration

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss and consider recommending City Council approval of $170,476.20 in monetary and in-kind sponsorships for local nonprofit events for January–June 2026. Presentations include updates on the Riverside Rewards Program for Small Business Saturday, workforce development strategic initiatives, the Tenant Improvement Innovation Program, and a foreign direct investment trip to Italy.

• Recommend approval of $170,476.20 in sponsorships for charitable and community events (Item 6)
• Update on Tenant Improvement Innovation Program (TIIP) (Item 4)
• Presentation on Workforce Development strategic initiatives and next steps (Item 3)
• Riverside Rewards Program announcement for Small Business Saturday (Item 2)
• Foreign Direct Investment update: Italy Ecomondo (Item 5)

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will hear presentations on the Riverside Rewards Program for Small Business Saturday, workforce development initiatives, the Tenant Improvement Innovation Program (TIIP), and a foreign direct investment update from Italy's Ecomondo conference. The committee will also consider recommending City Council approval of $170,476.20 in monetary and in-kind sponsorships for charitable and community events from January to June 2026.

• Riverside Rewards Program announcement for Small Business Saturday
• Workforce Development – strategic initiatives and next steps
• Tenant Improvement Innovation Program (TIIP) update
• Foreign Direct Investment update from Italy Ecomondo
• Fiscal Year 2025-26 City Sponsorship Program request for $170,476.20

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will receive a presentation from Romeo and Friends, Inc., discuss outreach events the commission can attend, and consider routine consent items including approval of October meeting minutes and an excused absence for Commissioner Pelegrino. The meeting also includes public comment and updates from committees.

• Receive presentation from Romeo and Friends, Inc.
• Discuss outreach events for commission participation
• Approve October 16, 2025 meeting minutes (consent)
• Record excused absence of Commissioner Pelegrino (consent)
• Updates from Event Ad Hoc Committee and future agenda items

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will hold a public hearing to consider a historic designation request for the Hays-Pattee Residence at 3611 Mount Rubidoux Drive as a City Landmark. They will also review minutes from October, a quarterly historic preservation activity report, and discuss absences of two board members from recent meetings.

• Public hearing on Historic Designation DP-2023-01895 (HD) for Hays-Pattee Residence at 3611 Mount Rubidoux Drive
• Consent calendar: approval of October 15, 2025 minutes
• Consent calendar: 2025 3rd Quarter Report on Historic Preservation Activity
• Discussion of Board Member Herrera's and Hudson's absences from September and October meetings
• Communications: items for future board consideration

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting updated California building and fire codes with local amendments and a resolution establishing a $7,511 fee for commercial cannabis business permits. The meeting also includes a resolution to support an airport land use compatibility plan and the purchase of firefighter safety clothing.

• Adopt 2025 building and fire codes with local amendments
• Establish $7,511 fee for commercial cannabis business permits
• Approve $25,000 contribution for March ARB land use plan amendment
• Authorize $231,141.60 for firefighter safety clothing
• Authorize up to $100,000 annually for occupational medical exams

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider adopting updated 2025 editions of California building and fire codes with local amendments and a resolution to amend the city's Master Fees and Charges Schedule. The meeting includes public hearings on these items, a consent calendar of routine business, and closed sessions on legal matters.

• Adopt 2025 California Building and Fire Codes with local amendments
• Amend Master Fees and Charges Schedule to establish cannabis permit fee of $7,511
• Approve $25,000 contribution to Riverside County Airport Land Use Commission
• Approve $231,141.60 for firefighter protective clothing
• Approve $100,000 annual agreement for occupational medical services

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will hold a workshop on board and commission membership and consolidation. The meeting also includes reviews of the Code of Ethics and Conduct and the Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit.

• Review of Board and Commission membership structures and consolidation opportunities
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Review of the Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will hold a workshop on reviewing board and commission membership structures and exploring consolidation opportunities, with a proposed Citywide governance Resolution. The committee will also discuss the Code of Ethics and Conduct annual review and a Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit. A legislative update and items for future consideration are on the agenda. The next scheduled meeting on December 3, 2025 has been cancelled.

• Workshop: Review of board and commission membership structures and consolidation opportunities (item 2)
• Code of Ethics and Conduct annual review (item 3)
• Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit review (item 4)
• Legislative update (item 5)
• Next scheduled meeting (Dec 3, 2025) cancelled

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will consider awarding a $2,099,287.50 contract to Big Ben, Inc. for the Pierce Street Water Pipeline Replacement Project and rejecting two other bids as nonresponsive. They will also discuss a $2,787,000 work order for the Driftwood Drive Water Pipeline Replacement Project, updates to fiscal and cash reserve policies, and an energy efficiency target for 2026-2035.

• Reject bids from All Cities Engineering and DVD Construction; award $2,099,287.50 contract to Big Ben, Inc. for Pierce Street Water Pipeline Replacement (RPU-8208)
• Approve $2,787,000 work order for Driftwood Drive Water Pipeline Replacement Project from Water Main Replacement Account
• Annual update and recommendation to approve revised Fiscal and Cash Reserve Policy including new pension prefunding reserve
• Overview of Public Benefits Low-Income Program income verification processes
• Recommend approval of updated 10-year Energy Efficiency target of 0.36% of annual retail sales (2026-2035)

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will review a six-month update on its annual work plan and approve the minutes from its October meeting. The agenda also includes a review of the Senior Strategic Plan and a discussion on the holiday meeting schedule.

• Review of Senior Strategic Plan
• Approve October 20, 2025 meeting minutes
• Record absences of three commissioners
• Six-month review of Commission work plan
• Holiday meeting schedule discussion

Park and Recreation Commission

The November 17, 2025 Park and Recreation Commission meeting has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, December 8, 2025.

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss the Measure Z Pavement Management Program update and select projects for fiscal year 2025-26. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes, an absence report, a finance director update, and consideration of remote participation rules. Public comment is invited on all items.

• Discussion of Measure Z Pavement Management Program update and FY 25-26 project selection
• Approval of minutes from October 9, 2025
• Absence report for Vice Chair Vandenberg and Commissioners Weinrich and Thomas
• Finance Director update
• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission will convene to discuss the November 2025 operations report and vote to cancel its December meeting. The session will also include updates from commissioners and items for future consideration.

• Cancel December Airport Commission Meeting
• November 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Updates of conferences, seminars, and regional meetings
• Items for future consideration

Commission of the Deaf

This is a regular meeting of the Riverside Commission of the Deaf. The commission will consider approving minutes, excusing absences, and hear a presentation on the CONVO program. Key discussion items include dissolving and reestablishing the Bylaw Ad Hoc Committee, discussing the 2025 Work Plan, and community outreach. There will also be reports from commission members and staff.

• CONVO Overview Presentation
• Dissolve the Bylaw Ad Hoc Committee and reestablish a new Bylaw Ad Hoc Committee
• Discuss 2025 Work Plan
• Community Outreach discussion
• Approve consent calendar: minutes of 10.8.2025 and excused absences of Youth Ex Officio Vincent-Rose and Vice Chair Anderson

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will receive an annual update from the Risk Manager on the City's Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration. The agenda also includes a legislative update and discussion of items for future committee consideration. Public comment is invited on any item within the committee's jurisdiction.

• Annual update on City's Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration, presented by Risk Manager Jacqueline Godinez
• Legislative update
• Items for future Finance Committee consideration as requested by members

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will receive an annual update on the City's Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration. A legislative update and discussion of future agenda items are also scheduled.

• Annual update on City's Risk Management Division and Insurance Program Administration (10-minute presentation)

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics is holding a hearing regarding a Code of Ethics and Conduct complaint. The complaint was filed by Dana Cisneros, Esq., on behalf of Packs Riverside, LLC and OTC Riverside, LLC, against Councilmember Conder.

• Hearing on Code of Ethics and Conduct complaint against Councilmember Conder

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will hold a routine meeting with consent items including approval of minutes, acceptance of a $3,947.25 trust fund expenditure for library materials, and acceptance of $2,455.59 in gift fund donations. The main discussion is an overview of the Library Department, including recognition of an employee. Trustees will also receive an update on the SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library.

• Accept trust fund expenditures of $3,947.25 for library books and materials (July–August 2025)
• Accept gift fund donations totaling $2,455.59 (July 10–October 10, 2025)
• Summary of security and incident reports from July and August 2025
• Overview of Library Department with employee recognition
• Update on SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will hold a workshop to review existing tobacco retail regulations in Titles 6 and 19 of the Riverside Municipal Code. A 10-minute presentation by Senior Planner Paige Montojo will include a peer city comparison and a Blue Zones tobacco policy blueprint. No decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion item with public comment allowed.

• Workshop: Review of existing tobacco retail regulations in Title 6 and Title 19 of the Riverside Municipal Code (presentation by Senior Planner Paige Montojo)
• Attachments include peer city comparison and Blue Zones Riverside Blueprint – Tobacco Policy
• Legislative update on state or federal matters affecting land use
• Discussion of items for future committee consideration

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will conduct public hearings on three Code of Ethics complaints filed by Dana Cisneros, Esq., on behalf of Packs Riverside, LLC and OTC Riverside, LLC, against Councilmembers Mill, Perry, and Robillard. The board will also consider forming an ad hoc committee for a potential ballot measure to be reviewed by the Charter Review Committee. Consent calendar includes approval of September 4, 2025 minutes.

• Hearing on ethics complaint against Councilmember Mill
• Hearing on ethics complaint against Councilmember Perry
• Hearing on ethics complaint against Councilmember Robillard
• Formation of ad hoc committee for potential ballot measure for Charter Review Committee
• Approval of September 4, 2025 minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: an appeal of a Development Review Committee approval to allow an outdoor RV storage yard and office conversion at 10030 Indiana Avenue, and a conditional use permit for outdoor storage at the Prism Aerospace campus at 3087 12th Street. The consent calendar includes approval of previous meeting minutes and excusing a commissioner's absence.

• Appeal of DRC approval for outdoor RV storage yard and office conversion at 10030 Indiana Avenue (PR-2021-001026)
• Conditional Use Permit for outdoor storage incidental to manufacturing at Prism Aerospace, 3087 12th Street (PR-2023-001595)
• Approval of October 23, 2025 meeting minutes
• Excusing Commissioner Singh's absence from October 23, 2025 regular meeting

Transportation Board

The Riverside Transportation Board meeting scheduled for November 5, 2025 was cancelled. The board will meet next on Wednesday, December 3, 2025. No agenda items were presented for the cancelled meeting.

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will workshop a review of Board and Commission membership structures and potential consolidation opportunities, aiming to develop a citywide governance resolution. They will also discuss the annual Code of Ethics and Conduct and a proposed Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit.

• Workshop on Board and Commission membership structures and consolidation opportunities
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Presentation of Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit
• Legislative update

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will discuss a workshop on board and commission membership structures and consolidation opportunities, aiming to develop a citywide governance resolution. Also on the agenda are the annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct and a presentation on a Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit.

• Workshop: Review of board/commission membership structures, consolidation opportunities, and citywide governance resolution
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct by the Board of Ethics
• Presentation on Citywide Community Engagement Policy and Toolkit
• Legislative update

City Council

The City Council will vote on a proposal to sell 0.945 acres of city-owned land at Hole and Bushnell Avenues for $560,000 to R.C. Hobbs Company for a 33-unit multifamily development with 15% affordable units. Other items include a $4.5 million amendment for the Van Buren Boulevard widening project, a $1.5 million FEMA grant for urban search and rescue, multi-year contracts for Festival of Lights security and holiday decor, and approval of the Mayor’s travel to South Korea.

• Sale of vacant land at Hole and Bushnell for 33-unit affordable housing project ($560,000)
• First amendment to Van Buren Boulevard Widening Project agreement, increasing total to $4,635,000
• Acceptance of $1,517,811 FEMA grant for Urban Search and Rescue readiness
• Service agreements for Festival of Lights: security ($608,623) and holiday decor ($360,000)
• Mayor’s request for $1,912 in travel expenses for trip to South Korea

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider a range of items, including routine consent‑calendar actions and several presentations. Major decisions include a $4,475,000 increase to the Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee for the Van Buren Boulevard widening project and approval of a $560,000 sale of vacant land for a 33‑unit affordable housing development. The Council will also act on a $1,517,811 federal grant for fire‑department readiness, a $20,000 LA‑84 Foundation grant for aquatic programs, and a $1,912 travel reimbursement request for the mayor.

• Item 21 – Increase Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee to $4,635,000 for Van Buren Blvd Widening Project (Jurupa Ave to Santa Ana River Bridge)
• Item 22 – Sale of 0.945 acres at Hole and Bushnell Avenues to R.C. Hobbs Co. for $560,000 to develop a 33‑unit, 15% affordable multifamily project
• Item 12 – Acceptance of DHS/FEMA grant award of $1,517,811 for 2025 National Urban Search and Rescue Response System readiness
• Item 16 – Grant agreement with LA 84 Foundation for $20,000 for fiscal year 2025 aquatic programs
• Item 13 – Mayor Lock Dawson’s request for $1,912 travel expenses to South Korea (Nov 10‑12, 2025)

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board meeting scheduled for November 3, 2025 has been cancelled. No agenda items will be considered at this time. The next regular meeting is set for December 1, 2025 at 5 p.m.

City Council

The Riverside City Council will hold a public hearing to establish Community Facilities District No. 2025-2 (Sagecrest) and authorize the levy of a special tax. The meeting also includes a workshop on the River District feasibility study and a consent calendar of routine items.

• Public hearing to establish Community Facilities District No. 2025-2 (Sagecrest) and authorize special tax levy
• Workshop update on River District Feasibility Study
• Introduction of ordinance to establish axle restrictions on Placentia Lane
• Approval of legal budget of up to $250,000 for UC Regents lawsuit
• Adoption of Citywide Ward-Specific Special Events Policy

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to establish a new community facilities district and authorize a special tax for Sagecrest. The meeting also includes departmental overviews and a workshop on the River District Feasibility Study.

• Public hearing to establish Community Facilities District No. 2025-2 (Sagecrest) and authorize special taxes
• Proposed ordinance to prohibit commercial vehicles with more than three axles on Placentia Lane from Center Street to Orange Street
• Legal budget approval of up to $250,000 for Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger LLP regarding City of Riverside v. The Regents of the University of California
• Annual review and approval of the Military Equipment Policy for law enforcement equipment
• Mills Act Historic Property Preservation Agreements for 21 property owners for tax reductions

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will vote on a $2,536,000 work order for the Delano Drive Water Pipeline Replacement Project and several other contracts, including a $1,836,270 bid for granular activated carbon removal and replacement. They will also consider approving electric reliability improvements, electric vehicle rebate program changes, and the 2024 Groundwater Atlas update.

• Award Bid 8193 to Calgon Carbon Corporation for $1,836,270 for granular activated carbon removal and replacement at Palmyrita Water Treatment Facility
• Approve four work orders totaling $229,088 for electric circuit fuse coordination projects
• Approve Work Order 2512347 for $870,000 for Circuit 1287 Reliability Improvement Project
• Approve Work Order 2214681 for $2,536,000 for Delano Drive Water Pipeline Replacement Project
• Approve rebate program changes including increasing the Residential Used Electric Vehicle Rebate from $1,500 to $3,000 and adding a $1,000 rebate for Sharing Households Assist Riverside’s Energy program customers

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will discuss updates on housing projects and homeless assistance programs. The meeting will also include a legislative update and a report on outreach workers. A Safe Parking Pilot Program item has been removed from the agenda.

• Housing Authority's Projects Update
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6
• Outreach Worker update
• Legislative update
• Items for future consideration

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will open with public comment, then hear a 10‑minute presentation on the Safe Parking Pilot Program. A second 10‑minute presentation will provide an update on the Housing Authority's projects. Additional items include a legislative update, a discussion of Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6, and an outreach worker update.

• Safe Parking Pilot Program – 10‑minute presentation
• Housing Authority's Projects Update – 10‑minute presentation
• Legislative update
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6
• Outreach Worker update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to modify an existing conditional use permit for a child development center at 8172 Magnolia Avenue. The proposal would increase enrollment capacity and allow existing modular buildings to remain permanently. Consent items include approval of meeting minutes and excused absences; one commissioner's absence is to be determined as excused or unexcused.

• Public hearing: Modification to CUP (PC-2025-00269) to increase enrollment and make modular buildings permanent at 8172 Magnolia Avenue
• Consent: Approval of August 28, 2025, meeting minutes
• Consent: Recording Commissioner Singh's absence as excused
• Consent: Recording Commissioner Teunissen's absence as excused
• Discussion: Determination of Commissioner Elizalde's August 28 absence as excused or unexcused

Human Relations Commission

The Riverside Human Relations Commission will review meeting minutes and discuss foster youth success and federal immigration enforcement activities. The body will also determine the status of commissioner absences and review by-laws.

• Minutes of August 28, 2025
• Record absences for Commissioners Martis, Raya, Farhney, Turner, and Chair Cavett
• Presentation on Foster Youth Success Initiative
• Police Department update on Federal Immigration Enforcement Activities
• By-laws Review

Economic Development Committee

The Riverside Economic Development Committee will hold a meeting with presentations on the Business Excellence Series – Green Tech, Foreign Direct Investment Updates, and the R.I.S.E. program. A previously scheduled item on Workforce Development has been removed. The committee will also receive updates on the IEDC Excellence Awards and Manufacturing Month Recognition, as well as a legislative update.

• Business Excellence Series – Green Tech presentation by Ankit Malhotra of Glid
• Foreign Direct Investment Updates presentation by Miranda Evans
• Item 3 removed: Workforce Development – Strategic Initiatives and Next Steps
• Riverside Initiative for Sustaining Entrepreneurs (R.I.S.E.) update by Simone Saunders
• International Economic Development Council Excellence Awards and Manufacturing Month Recognition

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will hear presentations on foreign direct investment, workforce development initiatives, and the Riverside Initiative for Sustaining Entrepreneurs (R.I.S.E.). The meeting will also include updates on the International Economic Development Council Excellence Awards and Manufacturing Month recognition.

• Foreign Direct Investment Updates presentation
• Workforce Development Strategic Initiatives presentation
• Riverside Initiative for Sustaining Entrepreneurs (R.I.S.E.) update
• International Economic Development Council Excellence Awards presentation
• Manufacturing Month Recognition presentation

Museum of Riverside Board

The board will vote on two recommendations to add photographs and yearbooks to the permanent collection. They will also receive the strategic plan status report and consider cancelling November and December 2025 meetings. Director's update on museum renovation, historic houses, and programs is scheduled.

• Accession of 24 black-and-white photographs by Philip Adam and one pencil sketch by Robert Herlitz into the permanent collection
• Accession of 37 color photographs, two Riverside Junior College year booklets, two Koala yearbooks from Polytechnic High School, and one reunion souvenir booklet from a local donor
• Cancellation of November and December 2025 scheduled meetings due to winter holidays
• Discussion and filing of the Strategic Plan status report for quarter ending September 30, 2025
• Director's Update on main museum renovation, historic houses, collections, exhibitions, programs, budget, staffing, advisory teams, and marketing

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will review 2025 racial identity profiling data and continue examining a specific officer-involved death case. The meeting will also include a presentation from the Riverside Police Department and closed session discussions on personnel matters.

• Review of 2025 Racial Identity Profiling Data
• Presentation on Officer Involved Death
• Closed session on personnel matters (case # PC25-01004)
• Review of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #2022-00362
• Item removed from agenda: Ad Hoc Committee Update

City Council

The Riverside City Council will vote on several consent‑calendar items, including budget increases for the City Attorney and legal representation. It will adopt resolutions to accept Federal Aviation Administration grants for a runway safety area erosion control project and an airport pavement management system. The Council will also declare its intention to levy an annual assessment in the Downtown Parking and Business Improvement Area, scheduling a public hearing for December 2, 2025.

• Increase legal budget with Colantuono, Highsmith and Whatley by up to $83,000 (Item 7)
• Authorize FAA grant for Runway 9‑27 Safety Area Erosion Control Project (Item 12)
• Authorize FAA grant of $104,500 for Airport Pavement Management System (Item 13)
• Declare intention to levy an annual assessment in the Downtown Parking and Business Improvement Area, with a public hearing set for Dec 2, 2025 (Item 17)
• Approve legal budget of up to $715,500 with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore for case Phaedra Norton v. City of Riverside (Item 24)

City Council

The City Council will vote on a consent calendar of over 30 items, including an ordinance allowing the city to recover actual public safety response costs for certain emergencies, and amendments to commercial cannabis permit fees. Also on the agenda are appointments to commissions, grant applications for airport projects, and legal budget increases for two lawsuits. The meeting opens with presentations on Blindness Awareness Month and a Ward 6 success report.

• Ordinance establishing liability for city's actual public safety response costs for certain emergency incidents (Item 21)
• Amendment to commercial cannabis permit fees (Item 14)
• Increase legal budget by $83,000 for Simpson v. City of Riverside lawsuit (Item 7)
• Approve $715,500 legal budget for Phaedra Norton v. City of Riverside (Item 24)
• Accept $104,500 FAA grant for airport pavement management system at 6951 Flight Road (Item 13)

Commission on Aging

The Riverside Commission on Aging will meet to review the September 15, 2025, meeting minutes, discuss the budget, and address the absence of a commissioner. The meeting will also include presentations on services for the unhoused population and updates from various ad hoc committees.

• Review September 15, 2025, meeting minutes
• Budget review
• Presentation on services to unhoused population
• Determine status of Commissioner Coon's absence
• Ad Hoc Committee updates (Housing, Health, Events, Environment, Mobility)

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will present the 2025 Robert M. Artz Advocate Award to the ADCR Foundation. They will also receive presentations on Native American Heritage Month, a special transportation update, summer program highlights, and the use of GIS for parks. The commission will consider approving September meeting minutes and decide whether Commissioner Forbes's absence was excused.

• Present 2025 Robert M. Artz Advocate Award to Adrian Dell & Carmen Roberts (ADCR) Foundation
• Hear presentation on Native American Heritage Month
• Receive Special Transportation Update
• Review Parks, Recreation and Community Services Summer Highlights
• Consider excusing Commissioner Forbes's absence from September 15, 2025 meeting

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will consider approving minutes from September and excusing two absences. The main discussion item is planning events for community outreach and participation. Commissioners will also receive updates from conferences and an ad hoc committee.

• Discuss events for outreach and participation
• Approve meeting minutes for September 18, 2025
• Record excused absence of Vice Chair Stuart
• Record excused absence of Commissioner Hennessey
• Updates from Event Ad Hoc Committee

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will discuss several agenda items. It will consider a proposal to name the Bordwell Park Gymnasium after community leader Adrian Dell Roberts. The committee will review the Riverside Police Department’s Military Equipment Policy for annual approval. It will also consider amendments to the municipal code on restricted street use.

• Proposed naming of Bordwell Park Gymnasium in honor of Adrian Dell Roberts
• Riverside Police Department Military Equipment Policy annual review for approval
• Proposed amendments to Riverside Municipal Code Title 10 Chapter 10.56 on restricted street use and fines
• Legislative update

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will hear public comments and consider several items. It will discuss naming the Bordwell Park gymnasium after community leader Adrian Dell Roberts, conduct an annual review of the Riverside Police Department's military equipment policy, and propose amendments to the municipal code on restricted street use and fines. A legislative update will be presented and members will identify items for future committee consideration.

• Proposed naming of Bordwell Park Gymnasium in honor of Adrian Dell Roberts (10‑minute presentation)
• Riverside Police Department Military Equipment Policy annual review for approval, acquisition, deployment, and reporting requirements (15‑minute presentation)
• Proposed amendments to Riverside Municipal Code Title 10, Chapter 10.56 on fines and penalties for restricted street violations (10‑minute presentation)
• Legislative update
• Items for future Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee consideration as requested by members

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for demolishing a fire-damaged residential office structure at 4472 Orange Street, within the Prospect Place Historic District and designated as Structure of Merit #313. The proposal by the Riverside County Office of Education was continued from June 18, 2025. The board will also discuss the absence of two board members from the September meeting.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition of a fire-damaged structure at 4472 Orange Street (continued from June 18, 2025)
• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2025
• Discussion of board member attendance for Herrera and Hudson

City Council

This special meeting includes closed sessions on anticipated litigation and a threat assessment, a proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month, and a discussion calendar item on a resolution affirming transparency in federal immigration enforcement and exploring a legal justice aid fund for Riverside residents.

• Closed session to confer with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (two cases) under Gov Code §54956.9(d)(2)
• Closed session to decide whether to initiate litigation (one case) under Gov Code §54956.9(d)(4)
• Closed session with police chief and innovation officer on threat to public services or facilities under Gov Code §54957(a)
• Mayor to present proclamation to Latino Network and Spanish Town Heritage Foundation for Hispanic Heritage Month
• Councilmember Cervantes resolution on immigration enforcement transparency and a legal justice aid fund (All Wards)

City Council

The City Council will discuss and potentially adopt a resolution affirming transparency and clear identification standards in federal immigration enforcement activities in Riverside. Alternatively, the council may send the resolution back to the Human Relations Commission for revisions. The item also explores establishing a legal justice aid fund for residents.

• Closed session to confer on anticipated litigation (2 cases) and possible initiation of litigation (1 case)
• Closed session with Police Chief Larry Gonzalez and Chief Innovation Officer George Khalil regarding threat to public services or facilities
• Proclamation recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15–Oct 15, 2025) presented to Latino Network and Spanish Town Heritage Foundation
• Discussion and possible adoption of resolution on federal immigration enforcement standards (All Wards)
• Exploration of establishing a legal justice aid fund for Riverside residents

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees meeting scheduled for October 13, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission meeting scheduled for October 9, 2025, has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items considered

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss the Fiscal Year 2026-2028 Biennial Budget Development Process and a proposed Measure Z Fund Balance Reserve Policy. The consent calendar includes approval of August 14, 2025 minutes and acknowledging Commissioner Holley's absence. Public comment is invited on any agenda item.

• Fiscal Year 2026-2028 Biennial Budget Development Process (Item 5)
• Measure Z Fund Balance Reserve Policy discussion (Item 6)
• Finance Director update (Item 7)
• Approval of August 14, 2025 minutes (Consent Calendar Item 3)
• Acknowledgment of Commissioner Holley's absence (Consent Calendar Item 4)

Airport Commission

The Riverside Airport Commission will convene to approve the September 11, 2025, meeting minutes and receive the October 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report. The meeting will also include updates on conferences and future agenda items.

• Approval of September 11, 2025, meeting minutes
• October 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Commissioner conference and regional meeting updates
• Future agenda items for consideration

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will hold a regular meeting including a presentation from the California Home of the Adult Deaf (CHAD) program. They will review proposed revisions to their Rules and Regulations of Procedure (bylaws) and discuss the 2025 work plan. Consent items include approving September meeting minutes and excusing absences of two commissioners.

• Presentation from California Home of the Adult Deaf (CHAD) program
• Review and potential revision of the Commission's bylaws
• Discussion of the 2025 work plan
• Community outreach discussion
• Consent calendar: approval of September 10, 2025 minutes and excused absences for Commissioners Friend and Reynolds

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hear a 10-minute presentation from Purchasing Manager Jennifer McCoy on the Utilization of Preferred Purchasing Partner Agreements. The agenda also includes a legislative update and items for future committee consideration. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is largely informational.

• Discussion of Utilization of Preferred Purchasing Partner Agreements (10-minute presentation by Purchasing Manager)

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will hear a presentation on the utilization of Preferred Purchasing Partner Agreements. A legislative update will be provided. Members will identify items for future committee consideration. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Presentation on Utilization of Preferred Purchasing Partner Agreements by Jennifer McCoy, Purchasing Manager
• Legislative update
• Discussion of items for future Finance Committee consideration
• Public comment (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Chair calls meeting to order

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hear a presentation from the Chief Innovation Officer about IT, then discuss how the board reviews personnel policies and procedures. Consent calendar items include approval of September minutes and excusing a board member's absence. The meeting also includes HR director updates and items for future consideration.

• Presentation by Chief Innovation Officer George Khalil on 2025 IT
• Discussion on the approach for reviewing personnel policies and procedures
• Approval of minutes from September 8, 2025
• Whether to excuse Board Member Joshua Fleming's absence from September 8 meeting
• Human Resources Director updates from Rene Goldman

Board of Ethics

The October 2, 2025 meeting of the Board of Ethics has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided. The next scheduled meeting is November 6, 2025.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items

Transportation Board

The Riverside Transportation Board will review requests for speed humps on Mandalay Court and consider establishing a timed 30-minute parking zone on Main Street. The meeting will also cover the extension of a no-parking loading zone on Sixth Street and the installation of guide signs for the Bourns Family Youth Innovation Center.

• Request for speed humps on Mandalay Ct
• Extension of no-parking loading zone on Sixth Street
• Establishment of timed 30-minute parking zone on Main Street
• Proposed guide signs for Bourns Family Youth Innovation Center
• City Council actions on traffic engineering items

City Council

This is a special meeting with a closed session under Government Code §54957 to discuss recruitment for the City Attorney position. Following the closed session, the City Attorney will report on the discussions. No other substantive agenda items are listed.

• Closed session to interview or discuss recruitment of City Attorney
• City Attorney report on closed session discussions

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting focused on a closed session. The primary purpose of the session is the recruitment of a City Attorney.

• Closed session for recruitment of City Attorney

Planning Commission

The City of Riverside Planning Commission meeting scheduled for September 25, 2025 has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided.

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will hear a presentation on the Foster Youth Success Initiative from the Riverside County Office of Education. The commission will also discuss a review of its bylaws and standing rules, and consider routine consent items including approval of minutes and excusing a commissioner's absence. The agenda is largely procedural with no major decisions or financial actions.

• Presentation from RCOE on Foster Youth Success Initiative
• Discussion and possible revision of Commission bylaws and standing rules
• Approval of minutes from August 28, 2025
• Excusing Commissioner Martis's absence from the August 28 meeting
• Updates from ad hoc committees and commissioner attendance of external events

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will consider adding 62 items to its permanent collection and setting alternate dates for future meetings. The meeting will also include updates on museum operations and renovations.

• Recommendation to accession 24 black-and-white photographs by Philip Adam
• Recommendation to accession 37 color photographs and yearbooks
• Recommendation to approve alternate meeting dates for November and December 2025
• Director's Update regarding main museum renovation
• Riverside Museum Associates quarterly update

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will continue reviewing the criminal case book for an officer-involved death. The body will also hold closed sessions to discuss personnel matters regarding three specific police department cases.

• Review of Stage 4 Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #2022-00362 and #MB22 019 0001 - J. Tracy
• Closed session on personnel matter case # PC25-06032
• Closed session on personnel matter case # PC25-05029
• Closed session on personnel matter case # PC25-03018
• Ad Hoc Committee update

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will hear a presentation on proposed amendments to the Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RMC 5.75) and an update on Housing Authority projects. Members will also receive communications on legislative updates, Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Round 6, and an Outreach Worker update.

• Housing Authority projects update (10-minute presentation)
• Proposed amendments to Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance (15-minute presentation)
• Legislative update
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6
• Outreach Worker update

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review updates on Housing Authority projects and proposed changes to the Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance. The body will also receive updates on legislation, outreach workers, and the Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6.

• Proposed amendments to Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization Ordinance
• Housing Authority projects update
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6 update
• Outreach Worker update

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will consider approving contracts for gas turbine calibrations, a cable replacement project, energy planning services, and electrical equipment for the Wilderness Substation. The meeting will also include a sustainability update and a power supply report.

• Approve Services Agreement with GE Vernova for $499,647.88
• Authorize additional funding for Limestone Drive Cable Replacement Project
• Authorize procurement of electrical equipment for Wilderness Substation
• Award contract for Springs Circuit Reliability Project Phase 2
• Authorize Professional Consultant Services Agreement with Energeia USA for $312,921

Commission on Disabilities

The Riverside Commission on Disabilities will meet to discuss forming a 2025 Community Event Ad Hoc Committee and receive presentations from the Parks Department and the Autism Society Inland Empire. The agenda includes approving minutes from the previous meeting.

• Receive presentation from Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
• Receive presentation from Autism Society Inland Empire
• Approve minutes for August 21, 2025
• Establish a Community Event Ad Hoc Committee for 2025
• Discuss events for outreach and participation

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will consider amending city code to define Neighborhood Conservation Areas and Structures of Merit as Historic Resources, which would make them ineligible for certain development types. The board will also approve minutes from a previous meeting and excuse an absence.

• Approve minutes from July 16, 2025
• Excuse absence of Board Member Herrera
• Public hearing on amending Title 20 (Cultural Resources)
• Clarify eligibility for SB 9 urban lot splits
• Recommendation to City Council on CEQA exemption

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to establish Community Facilities District No. 2025-2 (Sagecrest) and schedule a public hearing for October 28 to levy a special tax for public safety and maintenance. The agenda includes multiple consent calendar items, such as airport maintenance contracts, a $1.7 million police vehicle purchase, and ordinances on junk dealers and emergency response cost recovery.

• Resolution to establish Community Facilities District No. 2025-2 (Sagecrest) with special tax (Ward 5)
• Authorization of up to $1.7 million for police vehicle purchases from Measure Z Fund (All Wards)
• Award of $660,705 to R&R Roofing for airport roof replacement at Riverside Municipal Airport (Ward 3)
• Ordinance adding junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers to municipal code (All Wards)
• Ordinance establishing liability for extraordinary emergency response costs and public safety cost recovery (All Wards)

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent calendar with over 40 items, including the establishment of a new Community Facilities District to levy a special tax for public safety and maintenance services in the Sagecrest area. Other notable actions include authorizing up to $1.7 million for police vehicle purchases, amending a $6.18 million custodial contract, and introducing ordinances on junk dealers and recreational vehicle parking in parks. Several contract awards and grant agreements are also scheduled for approval.

• Resolution of intention to establish Riverside Community Facilities District No. 2025-2 (Sagecrest) and schedule public hearing for October 28, 2025
• Temporary waiver of formal procurement for up to $1.7 million in police department vehicles from Measure Z Fund
• Sixth Amendment to custodial services agreement with Allied Universal Janitorial for $6,178,548.66 through June 2026
• Award bid of $660,705 to R&R Roofing for re-roofing three structures at Riverside Municipal Airport
• Introduce ordinance adding junk dealers/scrap metal recyclers to municipal code and amending parking of recreational vehicles in parks

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will meet to approve the minutes from the August 18, 2025, meeting and hear a presentation from the Blue Zones Project. The agenda includes updates from various ad hoc committees and public comment periods.

• Approval of August 18, 2025, meeting minutes
• Blue Zones Project presentation
• Record absences of Commissioners Moti and Kelley
• Ad Hoc Committee updates (Housing, Health, Events, Environment, Mobility)
• Future agenda items for Commission consideration

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will hold a meeting to discuss presentations on the Union Pacific Engine #6051, grant opportunities, the Blue Zones Project, and sustainability. The agenda includes approving the August 18, 2025 meeting minutes and providing updates on conferences and future agenda items.

• Approval of August 18, 2025 meeting minutes
• Presentation: The Story of Union Pacific Engine #6051
• Presentation: The Fantastic World of Grants
• Presentation: Blue Zones Project
• Presentation: Sustainability

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission meeting scheduled for September 11, 2025 has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will meet to discuss the State Route SR-91/Adams Street Interchange Reconfiguration Project and review other committee updates.

• SR-91/Adams Street Interchange Reconfiguration Project update
• Legislative update
• Project updates
• Items for future committee consideration

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The committee will hear a presentation on the SR-91/Adams Street Interchange Reconfiguration Project, along with legislative and project updates. No votes or formal actions are scheduled; the agenda consists of informational items and discussion.

• Update on State Route 91/Adams Street Interchange Reconfiguration Project (10-minute presentation)
• Legislative update on state or regional transportation matters
• Project updates from city staff
• Items for future committee consideration as requested by members

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will consider routine consent calendar items including a guest speaker from EAA Chapter 1712, approval of June meeting minutes, and an excused absence report. The primary discussion item is the September Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report. Public comment is accepted on any agenda item.

• Guest speaker Jim O'Brien from EAA Chapter 1712 on the consent calendar
• Approval of minutes from June 12, 2025 meeting
• Excused absence report for commissioners
• September Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report on discussion calendar

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission meeting scheduled for September 11, 2025, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is set for October 9, 2025.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting scheduled for October 9, 2025

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will consider revisions to its bylaws and discuss the 2025 work plan and community outreach. Consent items include approval of August minutes and recording excused absences. A presentation on Aira, a service for the deaf and hard of hearing, is scheduled.

• Review and approval of August 13, 2025 minutes
• Record excused absence of Commissioner Friend and Youth Ex Officio Vincent-Rose
• Aira Overview presentation
• Review Rules and Regulations of Procedure and Order of Business (Bylaws) with proposed revisions
• Discuss 2025 Work Plan and Community Outreach

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will receive routine consent items (minutes, trust fund expenditures, gift donations, incident reports) and discuss several updates. Notable discussion items include a recurring update on the SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library and a proposed second amendment to the Overdrive Inc. agreement extending the contract to June 2026 for $278,075. The board will also hear about the Summer Reading Program and a California Library Association conference.

• Second amendment to Overdrive Inc. agreement for digital collection subscription, total $278,075, with automatic annual renewals
• Recurring update on SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library
• Summer Reading Program update
• California Library Association Conference update
• Approval of trust fund expenditures and formal acceptance of gift fund donations

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will review cost of service and rate design study results for water treatment facilities to meet PFAS regulations. The body will consider establishing a Water Treatment Designated Reserve to use PFAS settlement proceeds for capital costs.

• Proposal to establish Water Treatment Designated Reserve in Water Utility Fund using PFAS settlement proceeds
• Recommendation to offset capital costs of Water Treatment Facility 1 (Ion Exchange WTP) with PFAS settlement funds
• Update on Request for Proposal 2415 for Design and Construction Management services for Treatment Facility 1
• Review of Water Treatment Surcharge for facilities 2 and 3 within one year
• WA-12 Agricultural Service Water Rate report as of July 31, 2025

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will discuss a proposed pilot program to transfer residential density on University Avenue. The meeting will also include a legislative update and items for future consideration.

• Discussion of University Avenue Residential Density Transfer Pilot Program
• Legislative Update
• Items for future consideration

Land Use Committee

The Riverside Land Use Committee will open with a public comment period limited to three minutes per speaker. A 10‑minute presentation will introduce a proposed University Avenue Residential Density Transfer Pilot Program. The committee will then receive a legislative update and review items submitted for future consideration. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Proposed University Avenue Residential Density Transfer Pilot Program (10‑minute presentation)
• Legislative Update
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Items for future Land Use Committee consideration

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hold two public hearings to accept comment on proposed revisions to personnel policies: one regarding the appointment and selection of City Attorney classifications and salary placement, and another on reasonable accommodation procedures. The board may also approve minutes from August 4, 2025, and receive director updates.

• Public hearing on Appointment and Selection of City Attorney Classification and Salary Placement
• Public hearing on Reasonable Accommodation policy revisions
• Approval of minutes for August 4, 2025
• Human Resources Director updates
• Items for future board consideration

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will consider four pre‑conference complaints filed by attorney Dana Cisneros on behalf of TAT RV, Packs Riverside, and OTC Riverside against Councilmembers Perry, Robillard, Conder, and Mill. It will also address a motion on using outside legal counsel in place of the City Attorney, determine whether Member DeHerrera's June 5 absence was excused, and consider a meeting time change.

• Pre‑conference ethics complaint by Dana Cisneros for TAT RV, Packs Riverside, and OTC Riverside against Councilmember Perry
• Pre‑conference ethics complaint by Dana Cisneros for TAT RV, Packs Riverside, and OTC Riverside against Councilmember Robillard
• Pre‑conference ethics complaint by Dana Cisneros for TAT RV, Packs Riverside, and OTC Riverside against Councilmember Conder
• Pre‑conference ethics complaint by Dana Cisneros for TAT RV, Packs Riverside, and OTC Riverside against Councilmember Mill
• Motion on authority and conditions for using outside legal counsel instead of the City Attorney

Mayor's Nominating and Screening Committee

The Mayor's Nominating and Screening Committee will discuss and consider making a city appointment to the Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control District Board of Trustees for a four-year term. The agenda includes a report and application from the City Clerk. No other substantive business is scheduled.

• City appointment to Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control District Board of Trustees for a four-year term

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee meeting scheduled for September 3, 2025, has been cancelled. The agenda includes a discussion on the Code of Ethics and Conduct annual review and a legislative update.

• Meeting cancelled
• Code of Ethics and Conduct annual review
• Legislative update

Mayor's Nominating and Screening Committee

The Mayor's Nominating and Screening Committee will meet to discuss and potentially appoint a representative to the Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control District Board of Trustees. The meeting will also include a public comment period and a discussion calendar.

• Appointment to Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control District Board of Trustees
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Discussion calendar items for future consideration
• Meeting held at City Hall - Art Pick Council Chamber
• Live webcast available at www.RiversideCA.gov/Meeting

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will discuss the annual review of the City’s Code of Ethics and Conduct for all wards. It will also consider items submitted for future committee consideration and receive a legislative update. A public comment period with a three‑minute limit is scheduled at the start of the meeting.

• Code of Ethics and Conduct annual review (All Wards)
• Items for future Governmental Processes Committee consideration
• Legislative update
• Public comment (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Discussion calendar

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board meeting scheduled for September 3, 2025, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for October 1, 2025.

City Council

This special meeting includes a consent calendar item to approve revised Memoranda of Understanding with SEIU General and Refuse units and compensation changes for unrepresented employees, appropriating over $6.9 million in FY 2025-26, $17 million in FY 2026-27, and $28.9 million in FY 2027-28. The council will also hold closed sessions to discuss litigation and labor negotiations, including the recruitment of a city attorney.

• Approve $6,970,406 appropriation for SEIU General and Refuse MOU revisions and unrepresented employee compensation (FY 2025-26)
• Approve $17,085,463 for FY 2026-27 and $28,956,156 for FY 2027-28 for same labor agreements
• Closed session: Tony Platt v. City of Riverside litigation (Case RIC1822011)
• Closed session: Council vs. Councilmember Conder and former Councilmember Adams (Case CVRI2300725)
• Closed session: review of executive management salaries and recruitment of City Attorney

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the future redevelopment of the Riverside Convention Center and Lot 33. The report identifies significant and unavoidable impacts regarding air quality and greenhouse gas emissions.

• Public hearing for Planning Case PR-2024-001800 regarding the 10.28-acre Riverside Alive project at 3637 Fifth Street

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will consider several items, including a presentation by Councilmember Cervantes of a draft City Council resolution concerning transparency and identification standards in federal immigration enforcement. The commission will also decide whether Commissioner Shirley’s July 24, 2025 absence is excused or unexcused, and will vote to dissolve the Social Meet and Greet and 2025 Grant Ad Hoc Committees. Additional items include a review of event attendance and updates from the commission’s ad hoc committees.

• Item 7 – Determine whether Commissioner Shirley’s July 24, 2025 absence is recorded as excused or unexcused.
• Item 8 – Councilmember Cervantes presents a draft City Council resolution on transparency, community safety, public safety, and identification standards in federal immigration enforcement (10‑minute presentation).
• Item 9 – Dissolve the Social Meet and Greet and 2025 Grant Ad Hoc Committees.
• Item 10 – Review attendance of events.
• Item 11 – Provide updates from the Human Relations Commission Ad Hoc Committee.

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will consider routine consent items (minutes and communications report), determine whether Commissioner Gutierrez's absence is excused, and continue the Stage 4 review of criminal case book for officer-involved death case #2022-00362/#MB22-019-0001. The commission will also adjourn to closed sessions to discuss personnel matters related to four Police Department cases.

• Approve minutes from July 23, 2025 meeting
• Receive and file communications report for July-August 2025
• Determine if Commissioner Gutierrez's absence from July 23 meeting is excused or unexcused
• Continue Stage 4 review of Officer Involved Death case #2022-00362 and #MB22-019-0001 (J. Tracy)
• Closed sessions for personnel matters in cases PC24-12061, PC25-02008, PC25-04024, PC25-05028

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will consider recommending City Council approve deaccession of 61 items from the Lisa L. Andersen and William M. A. Swafford collection. The board will also receive and file the FY2024-2025 Collection Activity report and discuss the Strategic Plan status report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. Consent calendar items include approval of July 23, 2025 meeting minutes and recording board member absences.

• Recommendation to deaccession 61 items (baskets, woven plaques, gourds, kachina figures, masks, shield, wooden plaques, totem pole) from permanent collection (A1814)
• Receive and file FY2024-2025 Collection Activity report
• Discuss, receive, and file Strategic Plan status report for fiscal year ending June 30, 2025
• Director’s update on main museum renovation, historic houses, collections, exhibitions, programs, budget, staffing, and marketing
• Board chair/vice-chair updates and brief reports on conferences attended by board members

Board of Public Utilities

The Riverside Board of Public Utilities will consider routine consent items and two discussion items. Item 6 proposes a three‑year extension of a fee letter for Variable Rate Refunding Water Revenue Bonds, estimating a cost of $259,000. Item 7 recommends approving an amended master agreement with Hardy & Harper, Inc. for up to $4,000,000 per fiscal year to provide asphalt and concrete repair services for the water system.

• Item 6 – Extension of fee letter for Variable Rate Refunding Water Revenue Bonds, Issue of 2011A, estimated cost $259,000
• Item 7 – Amended master agreement with Hardy & Harper, Inc. for not‑to‑exceed $4,000,000 per fiscal year through June 30, 2028, with optional two‑year extension
• Item 2 – Update on Riverside Public Utilities sustainability efforts
• Item 10 – Power Supply Report for June 2025
• Item 12 – Financial Results as of April 30, 2025 and Accounts Receivable and Delinquencies as of June 30, 2025

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will receive two presentations: a Business Excellence Series feature on Ejay Filtration, an aerospace and defense company, and a Business Resources update. The committee will also receive a legislative update and discuss items for future consideration.

• Presentation on Ejay Filtration, Inc. (aerospace & defense) as a Business Excellence Series feature
• Business Resources update from Project Manager Simone Saunders
• Legislative update from staff
• Items for future committee consideration as requested by members

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will hold a 15‑minute Business Excellence Series presentation by Ejay Filtration, Inc. covering aerospace and defense. A 10‑minute Business Resources update will be presented by Simone Saunders. The committee will also receive a legislative update and consider items for future consideration.

• Business Excellence Series presentation by Ejay Filtration, Inc. (15 minutes)
• Business Resources update presented by Simone Saunders (10 minutes)
• Legislative update
• Items for future Economic Development Committee consideration as requested by members

Commission on Disabilities

The Riverside Commission on Disabilities will convene to approve meeting minutes, record an excused absence, and discuss potential events for community outreach.

• Approve July 17, 2025 meeting minutes
• Record excused absence of Chair Trimm
• Receive presentation from Wellness and Disability Equity Alliance
• Discuss events for outreach and participation
• Review conference and regional meeting updates

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board meeting scheduled for August 20, 2025, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for September 17, 2025.

City Council

The City Council will consider an exclusive negotiating agreement for a 56-acre parcel to develop a sports complex and entertainment district. They will also vote on accepting $10.35 million in state homeless funding and approve budget adjustments totaling $2.16 million. Public hearings include a grading exception near an arroyo for a single-family home pad and new fee categories for commercial cannabis businesses. The agenda also includes workshops on the sewer fund financial model and several closed sessions for litigation and labor negotiations.

• Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with GCS Development for 56-acre parcel for Riverside Sports Complex and Entertainment District (Ward 1)
• Submission of $10,354,725.71 in HHAP Round 6 homeless funding from California Dept. of Housing and Community Development
• Budget adjustments: appropriate $2,159,389 in FY 2024-25 and $90,979 in FY 2025-26
• Public hearing on grading exception for 26,220 sq ft building pad encroaching into mapped Alessandro Arroyo setback at 6500 Hawarden Drive
• Introduction of ordinance to amend commercial cannabis permit fees and establish seven new business user fees

City Council

The Riverside City Council will discuss and potentially approve an exclusive negotiating agreement with GCS Development for a 56-acre city-owned parcel to create a sports complex and entertainment district. Other major items include accepting $10.35 million in state homeless funding, adjusting the budget by $2.15 million, and establishing new fees for commercial cannabis businesses. The council will also hold a public hearing on a grading exception for a single-family residence near Wyndham Hill and Chartwell Drives.

• Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with GCS Development for 56-acre parcel (APN 246-060-001) for Riverside Sports Complex and Entertainment District (Ward 1)
• Submission for California HHAP Round 6 homeless funding of $10,354,725.71, requiring five affirmative votes
• Fiscal Year 2024-25 and 2025-26 budget adjustments appropriating $2,159,389 and $90,979 respectively
• Ordinance amending commercial cannabis permit fees and adding seven new user fees (e.g., annual renewal, transfer, delivery)
• Proposed Testing Laboratory Cannabis Business Permit application fee of $7,511 and adoption of procedure guidelines

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will discuss a naming request for the Bordwell Park gymnasium in honor of longtime community leader Adrian Dell Roberts, and review the Parks, Recreation and Community Services department structure and roles. Presentations include Villegas Boxing Club, Wheel Fun Rentals, an Arts & Cultural Affairs quarterly update, Tim Strack Park development, and defensible space/fire prevention. The consent calendar covers approval of June and July 2025 meeting minutes.

• Naming request for Bordwell Park gymnasium in honor of Adrian Dell Roberts
• Review of Parks, Recreation and Community Services structure and roles
• Tim Strack Park Development presentation
• Arts & Cultural Affairs quarterly update
• Villegas Boxing Club presentation

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will consider items on its consent calendar, including approval of meeting minutes and recording excused absences, before discussing the annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct and a review of the Commission's structure and roles. No substantive policy decisions or financial actions are on the agenda; the meeting is largely procedural and administrative.

• Approval of meeting minutes from May 19, 2025
• Recording excused absences for four commissioners from the June 16, 2025 meeting
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC 2.78)
• Review of Commission on Aging structure and roles
• Updates from ad hoc committees on Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, and Mobility

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss several land-use proposals, including a convenience store and a condominium subdivision. The body is also considering two sets of municipal code amendments to align city zoning with state laws and streamline permitting.

• Omnibus zoning cleanup to amend Title 19 of the Riverside Municipal Code
• SB 9 amendments to Titles 18, 19, and 20 regarding urban lot splits and two-unit developments
• Proposal for a 2,787 square foot convenience store at 9652 and 9662 Indiana Avenue
• Tentative Tract Map for a one-lot condominium subdivision at 4714 Jurupa Avenue
• Request to legalize unpermitted accessory structures at 2190 St. Lawrence Street

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will receive a status update on the SiFi FiberCity project. The meeting also includes legislative and project updates and a discussion on future committee considerations.

• SiFi FiberCity project status update regarding a partnership with SiFi Networks Riverside, LLC for a citywide fiber optic network at no cost to the City

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will hold public comment and then receive a status update on the SiFi FiberCity project, a partnership with SiFi Networks Riverside, LLC to implement a citywide fiber optic network at no cost to the City. The meeting also includes a legislative update, additional project updates, and a discussion of items for future committee consideration.

• SiFi FiberCity project status update – partnership with SiFi Networks Riverside, LLC for a citywide fiber optic network at no cost to the City
• Legislative update (details to be presented)
• Project updates (details to be presented)
• Items for future Mobility and Infrastructure Committee consideration as requested by members

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss housing and human services outcomes funded by Measure Z for the fiscal year 2024/25, review illegal fireworks enforcement, and consider remote participation options.

• Review of Measure Z-funded housing and human services program outcomes
• Illegal fireworks enforcement update
• Attendance report for July 10, 2025 meeting
• Discussion of future commission agenda items
• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449

Airport Commission

The commission will consider minutes from the June 12, 2025 meeting and receive the August 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report, which includes a presentation. The agenda also includes commissioner updates and items for future consideration. No major policy decisions, rezonings, or contracts are on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from the June 12, 2025 meeting
• August 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report with presentation

Commission of the Deaf

The Riverside Commission of the Deaf holds a routine meeting with a consent calendar to approve June minutes and record an excused absence. The discussion calendar includes decisions on other absences, a review of proposed bylaw revisions, and discussion of the 2025 work plan and community outreach. No votes on funding or policy changes are scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from June 11, 2025 meeting
• Recording Commissioner Garcia's June absence as excused
• Vote on excused/unexcused status for Commissioners Sacchetti, Rasmus, and Youth Ex Officio Vincent-Rose
• Review and possible adoption of revised Bylaws (including CAO and City Attorney recommendations)
• Discussion of 2025 Work Plan and community outreach efforts

Inspector General Committee

The Inspector General Committee will meet to discuss the establishment of the Office of Inspector General. The discussion will cover the office structure, new job classifications, and salaries.

• Creation of Office of Inspector General including office structure, new classifications, and salaries

Inspector General Committee

The Inspector General Committee will present a five‑minute overview of establishing an Office of Inspector General, including its structure, job classifications, and salary levels. Members will also review the committee's discussion calendar and consider future agenda items requested by members. Public comments are limited to three minutes.

• Creation of Office of Inspector General – presentation on structure, classifications, and salaries
• Discussion calendar review
• Consideration of future items requested by committee members

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will receive an update on recovery efforts for the Palisades Branch Library following the January 2025 Palisades Fire, and consider two purchase order increases: $86,915 for Baker & Taylor and $79,914 for Brodart Co. for library materials. Consent items include approval of trust fund expenditures, gift fund donations, and grant overview. The board will also discuss a book donation from Assemblyman Jackson and services at the Eastside Library.

• Recovery update for Palisades Branch Library after January 2025 fire
• Increase in Purchase Order No. 260457 with Baker & Taylor by $86,915 (revised total $136,914)
• Increase in Purchase Order No. 260025 with Brodart Co. by $79,914 (revised total $119,914)
• Book donation from Assemblyman Jackson
• Recurring update on SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will discuss and vote on a recommendation to authorize submitting a Community Energy Reliability and Resilience Investment application to the California Energy Commission for up to $5.25 million, with a $2 million match from utility funds, for wildfire mitigation plan strategies. Other agenda items include awarding contracts for transformer upgrades, sample port repairs, and electrical studies, as well as ratifying an urgent $2.9 million gas turbine repair and approving change order authority for electric meters.

• Recommend City Council authorize submission of $5.25 million grant application to California Energy Commission for wildfire mitigation, with $2 million match from Public Utilities Line Rebuilds Account
• Ratify $2,923,122 expenditure with GE Vernova Operations for gas turbine repairs at Riverside Energy Resource Center due to urgent necessity
• Award Bid 8143 to Asplundh Construction for Circuit 1502 Switch Replacement Project, Phase 2, in amount of $283,512.10
• Approve 10% change order authority ($1,535,000) for Purchase Order 253356 with McAvoy and Markham for 80,000 electric meters
• Award Bid 8172 to Doty Bros. Equipment Company for Merrill Avenue Transformer P753 Upgrade Project for $73,828

Board of Ethics

The Riverside Board of Ethics meeting on August 7, 2025 will consider routine consent‑calendar items, including approval of the May 1, 2025 minutes and recording Chair Newman’s June 5, 2025 absence as excused. It will also decide whether Member Foreman's June 5, 2025 absence is excused or unexcused. A major discussion will review the board’s membership structure, potential consolidation, and develop a citywide governance resolution for boards and commissions. The agenda includes an annual review of the Code of Ethics and updates from ad‑hoc committees on subpoena authority and public outreach.

• Approve minutes from the May 1, 2025 Board of Ethics meeting (Consent Calendar).
• Record Chair Newman’s June 5, 2025 absence as excused (Consent Calendar).
• Determine Member Foreman’s June 5, 2025 absence as excused or unexcused (Discussion Calendar).
• Review board membership structure, consolidation options, and draft a citywide governance resolution (Discussion Calendar).
• Conduct annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct for effectiveness (Discussion Calendar).

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will discuss administrative policies for citywide ward events and the appointment process for the Charter Review Committee. The body is also reviewing a proposed ordinance to reduce the membership of the Budget Engagement Commission and reviewing City Council rules of procedure.

• Proposed ordinance to reduce Budget Engagement Commission membership (Chapter 2.90 Section 2.90.030)
• Review of City Council Rules of Procedures and Order of Business Resolution (R-24255)
• Discussion of Citywide Ward Events Administrative Policy
• Establishment of Charter Review Committee membership appointment process

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will meet to discuss administrative policies, amendments to reduce the Budget Engagement Commission's membership, and the process for appointing a Charter Review Committee.

• Discussion of Citywide Ward Events Administrative Policy
• Amendments to reduce Budget Engagement Commission membership
• Review of City Council Rules of Procedures and Order of Business Resolution
• Discussion on establishing Charter Review Committee membership appointment process
• Legislative update

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will discuss requests for speed humps on John Street and the establishment of a timed bus zone on Myers Street. The board will also review the SR-91 / Adams Interchange update and the membership structure of City boards and commissions.

• Request for speed humps on John Street
• Establishment of timed bus zone on Myers Street
• SR-91 / Adams Interchange update
• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct for elected and appointed officials
• Review of membership structure for City boards and commissions

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting ordinances amending Chapter 5.77 of the Riverside Municipal Code regarding cannabis business activities, including location and design requirements. These items were introduced on July 15, 2025, and council may waive further reading to vote. The meeting also includes consent calendar items such as a $849,157 airport master plan contract, a $1.28 million property purchase for the Third Street Grade Separation Project, and a $4.63 million sports park landscape maintenance contract. A discussion item on an encampment removal agreement with the state, involving $400,000, is also on the agenda.

• Adoption of ordinances to amend cannabis business regulations (Chapter 5.77) and zoning table (Item 13-14)
• Agreement with Coffman Associates for $849,157 for airport master plan and economic study (Item 6)
• Purchase and sale agreement with Riverside County Transportation Commission for $1,283,000 for Third Street Grade Separation Project (Item 10)
• Landscape maintenance contract with Merchants Landscape Services for $4,626,000 for sports parks (Item 21)
• Encampment Delegated Maintenance Agreement with State of California for $400,000 to remove encampments on state right-of-way (Item 25)

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider approving contracts for airport planning, library construction, and park maintenance, along with cannabis business regulations and a grant for homeland security.

• Airport Master Plan Project agreement for $976,530.55
• Eastside Library Project bid award for $17,741,587
• Janet Goeske Senior Center operations contract for $780,054
• Cannabis business location and design ordinance
• Homeland Security Program grant for $45,677

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hold public hearings to accept comments on three personnel policy revisions: Salary Plan Administration, Probation and Probationary Periods, and CalPERS. The board will also receive a departmental presentation from the General Services Director and review quarterly metrics from the Human Resources Department. Routine consent‑calendar items include excusing three board members’ July 7 absences and adopting the July 7 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on Salary Plan Administration policy revision (Colene Torres)
• Public hearing on Probation and Probationary Periods policy revision (Colene Torres)
• Public hearing on CalPERS policy revision (Michelle Vizcarra)
• Departmental presentation by Lee Withers, General Services Director
• Quarterly Human Resources Department metrics presentation

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing on a proposal to expand the Tabor Romanian Christian Church with a 6,000-square-foot multi-purpose room and site improvements at 10750 Cochran Avenue. Also on the agenda are approval of prior meeting minutes and discussion of commissioner absences.

• Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit and Design Review to expand existing church at 10750 Cochran Ave (2.53 acres, R-1-7000 zone)
• Consent calendar: approval of July 17, 2025 minutes and recording Commissioner Elizalde's absence as excused
• Discussion to determine whether Commissioner Baird's absence from July 17, 2025 should be excused or unexcused

City Council

The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss salary schedules and compensation for executive management employees and various labor unions. The meeting will also include public comment periods and a report on the closed session discussions.

• Closed session to discuss executive management salaries and union contracts
• City Attorney report on closed session discussions
• Public comment on closed session item
• Public comment on agenda items
• City Council meeting rules and ADA accommodations

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting featuring a closed session to review positions and instruct representatives regarding salaries and benefits for various city employee groups. The meeting also includes a public comment period and a report from the City Attorney.

• Closed session to review salaries, salary schedules, and fringe benefits for Executive Management, Management and Confidential employees, Fire Management Unit, Riverside City Firefighters Association, Riverside Police Officers Association, SEIU #721, IBEW #47, and Riverside Police Administrators Association

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will discuss funding for water pipeline replacements and gas turbine inspections. The board will also receive a report on PFAS regulations and water treatment approaches to recommend to the City Council.

• Work Order 2108105 for $2,261,000 for the Dundee Road Water Pipeline Replacement Project
• Services Agreement with GE Vernova Operations, LLC for $354,160 for gas turbine inspections
• Report on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) regulations and water treatment approaches
• Sustainability efforts update
• Quarterly legislative update

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will receive presentations on the Housing Authority's projects update and a specific update on St. Michael's Apartments at 4074 Jackson Street in Ward 5. Additionally, the committee will discuss legislative updates, Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Round 6, and an Outreach Worker update. No votes are scheduled; all items are for discussion and informational purposes.

• Housing Authority's projects update (All Wards) - 5-minute presentation
• St. Michael's Apartments update at 4074 Jackson Street (Ward 5) - 15-minute presentation
• Legislative update
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6
• Outreach Worker update

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will receive updates on the Housing Authority's projects citywide and a specific update on St. Michael's Apartments at 4074 Jackson Street (Ward 5). Other discussion items include the legislative update, Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Round 6, and an Outreach Worker update. Public comment is invited on any agenda item.

• Housing Authority's projects update (All Wards)
• St. Michael's Apartments update - 4074 Jackson Street (Ward 5)
• Legislative update
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6
• Outreach Worker update

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will receive presentations on affordable housing projects and a post grant report. The body is also scheduled to discuss its 2025/26 budget allocation and future meeting dates.

• Presentation by Housing and Human Services on Affordable Housing Projects and Programs
• Adrian Dell & Carmen Roberts Post Grant Report
• Discussion of 2025/26 Budget Allocation
• Determination of HRC Meeting Dates

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will hear a presentation from the Riverside Police Department on an officer-involved death and review Stage 4 of the criminal case book for OID case #2022-00362. The commission will also determine whether Commissioner Garcia's absence is excused or unexcused and hold closed sessions on personnel matters related to three CPRC/RPD cases. Consent calendar items include approving June 2025 minutes and receiving a communications report.

• Officer Involved Death Presentation by Riverside Police Department (item 5)
• Review Stage 4 of Criminal Case Book for OID case #2022-00362 and #MB22 019 0001 (item 7)
• Closed session to discuss personnel matters for CPRC/RPD case #PC25-01002 (item 8)
• Closed session for case #PC25-02006 and #PC25-02007 (items 9-10)
• Determination of Commissioner Garcia's absence as excused or unexcused (item 6)

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will consider accepting financial donations from the Riverside Museum Associates and the Harada House Foundation to support a documentary about the Harada family story and the rehabilitation of the Harada House. The board will also vote on deaccessioning four objects from the permanent collection: a table, two chairs, and a lamp. Additionally, the agenda includes an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct, plus updates from the Board Chair, Harada House Foundation, Riverside Museum Associates, and the Director.

• Accept donation from Riverside Museum Associates for Harada House documentary and rehabilitation
• Accept donation from Harada House Foundation for Harada House documentary and rehabilitation
• Deaccession of four objects: table (O271), two chairs (A500-83, unknown accession), lamp (RMA 8)
• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC 2.78)
• Quarterly updates from Harada House Foundation and Riverside Museum Associates

Inspector General Committee

The Inspector General Committee will hold a closed session to discuss the recruitment and appointment of an Inspector General, as authorized under state law. The agenda also includes a City Attorney report on closed session discussions and items for future consideration. This is the committee's primary business for the meeting.

• Closed session under Gov. Code §54957 for recruitment/appointment of Inspector General
• City Attorney report on closed session discussions
• Items for future Inspector General Committee consideration

Inspector General Committee

The Riverside Inspector General Committee will hold a public session followed by a closed session. In the closed session the committee will address recruitment and appointment of an Inspector General under Government Code §54957. The City Attorney will report on the closed‑session discussions, and members will identify items for future consideration.

• Closed session to discuss recruitment/appointment of Inspector General (Gov. Code §54957)
• City Attorney report on closed‑session discussions
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Future agenda items to be considered as requested by committee members

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will hold public comment, recognize 2024 Employees of the Year, and present updates on youth and adult sports and pickleball courts. Routine consent‑calendar items will be adopted by a single motion, and the minutes from the June 16, 2025 meeting will be approved. Commissioners will discuss a verbal update on the River District feasibility study.

• Adopt routine consent‑calendar items by one motion
• Approve meeting minutes of June 16, 2025 (item 5)
• Record Commissioner Johnson’s June 16 absence as excused (item 6)
• Verbal update on the River District feasibility study (item 7)
• Presentations: Youth & Adult Sports Update (item 3) and Pickleball Courts Update (item 4)

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will hear a report on a proposed Building Plan Check Self-Certification Program, including an ordinance redline, policy draft, and program guide. The committee will also receive updates on business attraction efforts at the Select USA Investment Summit and ICSC 2025, and on a grant submission for a Green Tech Revolving Loan Fund through THRIVE Catalyst Funding. Additionally, recognition of CALED awards for economic development excellence will be presented.

• Proposed Building Plan Check Self-Certification Program (report, ordinance redline, policy draft, program guide, Exhibit A, presentation)
• Update on business attraction efforts at Select USA Investment Summit and ICSC 2025
• Update on grant submission for THRIVE Catalyst Funding for a Green Tech Revolving Loan Fund
• Recognition of CALED awards of merit for Economic Development excellence
• Items for future committee consideration

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will hear a proposal for a Building Plan Check Self-Certification Program, which would allow certain applicants to self-certify building plans. The committee will also receive updates on business attraction efforts at the Select USA Investment Summit and ICSC 2025, a grant submission for THRIVE Catalyst Funding for a Green Tech Revolving Loan Fund, and recognition of CALED awards for economic development excellence.

• Proposed Building Plan Check Self-Certification Program
• Update on business attraction efforts at Select USA Investment Summit and ICSC 2025
• Update on grant submission for THRIVE Catalyst Funding for Green Tech Revolving Loan Fund
• Recognition of CALED awards for economic development excellence

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit and design review for the expansion of Woodcrest Christian School. The agenda also includes consent calendar items and a discussion on the Code of Ethics.

• Public hearing for Woodcrest Christian School expansion permit
• Review of Planning Commission Code of Ethics
• Discussion on board governance and consolidation
• Approval of June 5, 2025 meeting minutes
• Record absence of Commissioner Melendrez

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will receive a report and presentation from the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department's Special Transportation Division. The body will also conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct.

• Presentation from Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department, Special Transportation Division
• Annual Review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC 2.78)
• Approval of meeting minutes from 5-15-2025

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will discuss two proposed ordinances: one amending Chapter 5.15 and revising the official police tow truck agreement, presented by Lt. Adam Levesque; another amending Chapter 9.60 to establish liability for extraordinary city service or responses by Fire and Community and Economic Development. The meeting also includes a legislative update and items for future consideration.

• Proposed ordinance amending Chapter 5.15 and revisions to Official Police Tow Truck Agreement (Lt. Adam Levesque, Police Department)
• Proposed amendments to Chapter 9.60 establishing liability for Fire and Community and Economic Development extraordinary city service or responses
• Legislative update
• Items for future committee consideration

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will discuss two proposed ordinances. One amends Chapter 9.60 to establish liability for extraordinary city services from Fire and Community Development. Another amends Chapter 5.15 and revises the Official Police Tow Truck Agreement. The next meeting scheduled for August 20 has been cancelled.

• Proposed amendments to Chapter 9.60 on liability for Fire and Community and Economic Development extraordinary city service responses
• Proposed ordinance amending Chapter 5.15 and revisions to Official Police Tow Truck Agreement (presented by Police Department)
• Next Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee meeting (Aug 20, 2025) has been cancelled

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will hold a public hearing on a proposal to amend Title 20 (Cultural Resources) of the Riverside Municipal Code to remove Section 20.30.030, the Historic Preservation Fund. The board will also conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct and discuss potential workshop submissions for the 2026 California Preservation Foundation conference. Consent items include approval of June 2025 minutes, a quarterly report on historic preservation activity, and excusing a board member's absence.

• Public hearing: amend Title 20 to remove Section 20.30.030 (Historic Preservation Fund)
• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Workshop: potential 2026 California Preservation Foundation conference submissions
• Approval of minutes from June 18, 2025, meeting
• 2025 2nd Quarter Report on Historic Preservation Activity

City Council

The City Council will discuss a street improvement bid and a third-quarter financial update with proposed budget adjustments. The meeting includes public hearings on landscape and street lighting assessments and the recovery of $300,111.41 in abatement costs.

• Award Bid 8151 to Hardy & Harper, Inc. for $1,530,000 for street improvements
• Recovery of $300,111.41 in unpaid administrative and abatement costs
• Fiscal Year 2024-25 Third Quarter Financial update and proposed budget adjustments
• Assessments for Riverwalk Landscape Maintenance District, Street Lighting District No. 1, and Landscape Maintenance District No. 88-1
• Request to remove a Eucalyptus tree as a contributing feature of Hawthorne House City Landmark No. 123

City Council

The council will vote on a $1,530,000 award to Hardy & Harper, Inc. for street improvements funded by Community Development Block Grant, Gas Tax and Minor Streets Rehab accounts. It will also receive a report on the Envision Riverside 2025 Strategic Plan and a third‑quarter financial update with proposed budget adjustments. Several resolutions will be considered, including assessments for the Riverwalk Landscape Maintenance District, Street Lighting District, Landscape Maintenance District No. 88‑1, and historic landmark designations for Hawthorne House, Boyd Residence, and Riverside City Hall.

• Award Bid 8151 to Hardy & Harper, Inc. for $1,530,000 for street improvements (Item 6)
• Envision Riverside 2025 Strategic Plan Report (Item 7)
• FY 2024‑25 Third Quarter Financial update with budget adjustments (Item 8)
• Resolutions confirming assessments for Riverwalk Landscape Maintenance District, Street Lighting District No. 1, and Landscape Maintenance District No. 88‑1 (Items 17‑19)
• Historic landmark designations for Hawthorne House, Boyd Residence, and Riverside City Hall (Items 21‑23)

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will hold a public hearing on the annual Public Health Goals report for the water system, as required by state law. They will also consider a lease amendment with Fehr & Peers for $31,800 and a weed abatement service agreement with Master Landscape & Maintenance for up to $167,260. Additionally, the board will discuss the greenhouse gas inventory for the 2050 General Plan Update/Climate Action and Adaptation Plan project.

• Public hearing on Public Health Goals (PHG) report for the water system under California Health and Safety Code
• Approve First Amendment to Lease Agreement with Fehr & Peers for six-month extension, $31,800 estimated revenue
• Approve Service Agreement with Master Landscape & Maintenance for weed abatement, not-to-exceed $167,260
• Greenhouse Gas Inventory for 2050 General Plan Update/Climate Action and Adaptation Plan project
• WA-12 Agricultural Service Water Rate report for May 2025

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees meeting scheduled for July 14, 2025, has been cancelled. No other business is listed.

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will convene to discuss the Fiscal Year 2024/25 Third Quarter Financial Update, review the Annual Code of Ethics, and consider reconsidering the minutes from a previous meeting. The agenda also includes a presentation on Measure Z funding for senior and disability programs and a debrief on an Ad-Hoc Committee meeting.

• Review Fiscal Year 2024/25 Third Quarter Financial Update
• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct for elected officials
• Update on Measure Z Funding for Senior and Disability Programs
• Reconsideration of the Minutes of May 8, 2025
• Debrief on Ad-Hoc Committee Meeting

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission meeting scheduled for July 10, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

Commission of the Deaf

The Riverside Commission of the Deaf meeting scheduled for July 9, 2025 was cancelled. No agenda items will be discussed or decided at this time. The next meeting is set for August 13, 2025. No further information was provided in the agenda.

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hear a departmental presentation from Jennifer Lilley, Community & Economic Development Director, and discuss updates from HR Director Rene Goldman. The board will review its standing rules, adopt the Board/Commission Attendance Policy, consider excusing two members' June 2 absences, and approve the June 2 meeting minutes. Future agenda items will also be noted.

• Departmental presentation by Jennifer Lilley, Community & Economic Development Director
• Review and discussion of the Standing Rules of the Human Resources Board
• Adopt Board/Commission Attendance Policy – Resolution No. 23618
• Motion to excuse absences of Board Members Elizabeth Scott-Jones and Antonius Van Vegten from the June 2, 2025 meeting
• Approval of minutes for the June 2, 2025 meeting

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission meeting scheduled for July 3, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board meeting scheduled for July 2, 2025, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is set for August 6, 2025. No items were discussed or decided due to the cancellation.

City Council

The City Council will consider approving contracts for security services, bicycle infrastructure, and police headquarters design. The meeting includes a public hearing on a grade separation project and a workshop on fireworks enforcement.

• Fourth Amendment to Allied Universal Security Services agreement for $5,007,146.81
• Acceptance of $1,283,142 in grants for bike lanes and sidewalks
• First Amendment to Holt Architects agreement for $3,764,108 for Police HQ design
• Public hearing on Third Street Grade Separation Project eminent domain
• Workshop on Illegal Fireworks Program Enhancements

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on authorizing eminent domain to acquire property for the Third Street Grade Separation Project. Other major items include amendments to cannabis business regulations, a $5 million security contract extension, and a $1.28 million grant for bike lanes and sidewalks. The council will also receive a workshop on illegal fireworks program enhancements for July 4.

• Public hearing to authorize eminent domain for Third Street Grade Separation Project (Ward 1)
• Ordinance amending location and design of cannabis businesses and zoning (All Wards)
• Fourth Amendment to security contract with Allied Universal for $5,007,146.81 through June 2027
• Accept $1,283,142 in grants for buffered bike lanes on Van Buren Boulevard and sidewalks on Bandini, Pennsylvania, and Challen Avenues
• Workshop on Illegal Fireworks Program Enhancements for Fourth of July 2025

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will discuss a Board and Commission Review, including a draft letter of recommendations. They will also decide whether to excuse absences of two commissioners and consider forming an ad hoc committee. The consent calendar includes approval of previous minutes and excusing absences of two other commissioners.

• Board and Commission Review with draft letter of recommendations
• Determine if Commissioner Turner's absence on May 22 is excused or unexcused
• Determine if Commissioner Raya's absence on May 22 is excused or unexcused
• Formation of an Ad Hoc Committee
• Attendance of Events report

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will adopt routine consent‑calendar items, review its Code of Ethics, decide on Commissioner Garcia's attendance record, and conclude Stage 2 and review Stage 3 of the Criminal Case Book for Officer‑Involved Death cases. The commission will also hold closed‑session discussions on several public‑employee personnel matters identified by case numbers.

• Adopt consent calendar items: minutes of May 28 2025 and communications report for May‑June 2025
• Annual review of the CPRC Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Determine whether Commissioner Garcia's May 28 2025 absence is excused or unexcused
• Conclude Stage 2 and review Stage 3 of the Criminal Case Book for Officer‑Involved Death case #2022‑00362 and #MB22 019 0001
• Closed‑session discussion of personnel matters: case #PC24‑11055, #PC24‑12064, #PC24‑12067, #PC25‑01001, #PC25‑01005

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board meeting scheduled for June 25, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 23, 2025.

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to adopt the FY 2025-26 Master Fees and Charges Schedule and a Sign Code update. They will also vote on modifying the Supplemental Senior Rental Assistance Program with a $100,000 transfer from Measure Z funds. Closed sessions are scheduled for property negotiations and litigation.

• Modify Supplemental Senior Rental Assistance Program and appropriate $100,000 from Measure Z (Item 5)
• Approve Central Stores Annual Purchase Orders totaling $23,768,660 (Item 6)
• Adopt FY 2025-26 Master Fees and Charges Schedule (Item 14)
• Sign Code Update – zoning code text amendments to Title 19 (Item 15)
• Agreement with Albert A. Webb Associates for $299,492 for environmental review of Riverside Adventure Center (Item 22)

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider several budget and policy items, including a $23,768,660 approval for Central Stores annual purchase orders with a 20% price‑increase allowance. The council will also discuss a $100,000 interfund transfer to modify the Supplemental Senior Rental Assistance Program and a revision to the Master Fees and Charges Schedule. Additional agenda items include a sign‑code zoning ordinance amendment and a series of routine consent‑calendar approvals for legal services, insurance renewal, and equipment purchases.

• Modify Supplemental Senior Rental Assistance Program with $100,000 interfund transfer from Measure Z Fund
• Approve Central Stores Annual Purchase Orders totaling $23,768,660 with a not‑to‑exceed 20% PPI allowance
• Amend the Fiscal Year 2025‑26 Master Fees and Charges Schedule, adding a new fee category
• Adopt Sign Code Update ordinance amending Chapters 19.590, 19.620, and 19.650 of the zoning code
• Consent calendar approvals: increase legal budget for Thompson Coburn $72,000; insurance renewal up to $11,299,011; purchase of Rizon Electric truck for $157,705.50

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will discuss the purchase of ten electric trucks and review utility reports. The meeting includes a public comment period and a shareholder meeting for the Trujillo Water Company.

• Purchase of 10 Voltu 3 Electric Trucks for $906,398
• Trujillo Water Company Annual Meeting
• Water Supply Report for April 30, 2025
• Power Supply Report for April 2025
• Electric and Water Contractor Panel updates

Planning Commission

The Riverside Planning Commission scheduled for June 19, 2025 was cancelled. No agenda items were considered. No decisions or discussions will take place at this meeting.

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities meeting scheduled for June 19, 2025, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for July 17, 2025.

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will discuss two proposed ordinances: one amending RV parking rules in city parks and another revising the police tow truck agreement and related code. The committee will also receive an update on sober living home litigation and a legislative update.

• Proposed ordinance amending Riverside Municipal Code Section 9.08.165 on parking of recreational vehicles in City parks
• Proposed ordinance to amend Riverside Municipal Code Chapter 5.15 and revisions to Official Police Tow Truck Agreement
• Sober living home litigation update
• Legislative update

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will discuss three main items: an ordinance on recreational vehicle parking in city parks, a proposed ordinance and agreement for police tow truck services, and an update on litigation regarding sober living homes. The meeting also includes a legislative update and public comment period.

• Proposed ordinance amending Riverside Municipal Code Section 9.08.165 on RV parking in City parks
• Proposed ordinance amending Chapter 5.15 and revisions to Official Police Tow Truck Agreement
• Sober living home litigation update
• Legislative update

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will review a request to designate Riverside City Hall as a City Landmark. The board will also discuss the demolition of a fire-damaged structure in the Prospect Place Historic District and review its own membership structure and governance.

• Historic Designation request for Riverside City Hall at 3900 Main Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish a fire-damaged structure at 4472 Orange Street (Structure of Merit #313)
• Review of Cultural Heritage Board membership structure and potential consolidation
• Approval of May 21, 2025 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will discuss a contract amendment for the Downtown Police Headquarters building and hold a public hearing on amending the city's cannabis business regulations. The meeting also includes closed sessions on legal matters and consent calendar items.

• First Amendment to Agreement with Holt Architects for $3,764,108 for Downtown Police Headquarters
• Public hearing to amend Chapter 5.77 regarding Cannabis Business Activities
• Resolution to increase City Manager's settlement authority from $25,000 to $50,000
• Agreement with Mainstreet Communication for $4,500,000 for Citywide printing services
• Grant application for $67,000 from U.S. Department of Homeland Security

City Council

The City Council will discuss a contract amendment for architectural services for the Downtown Police Headquarters and hold a public hearing on cannabis business location and design ordinances. The body will also review several consent items including land acquisition for the Third Street Grade Separation Project.

• Contract amendment with Holt Architects, Inc. for $3,764,108 for Downtown Police Headquarters at 4102 Orange Street
• Public hearing to amend Riverside Municipal Code regarding location and design of Cannabis Businesses
• Purchase and Sale Agreement with Helix Street, LLC for $1,650,000 for the Third Street Grade Separation Project
• Citywide printing services contract with Mainstreet Communication, Inc. not-to-exceed $4,500,000
• Grant award of $3,189,779 for Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure at Mission Heritage Plaza

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will hold a regular meeting including public comment, approval of May 2025 meeting minutes, and an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct. Ad hoc committees will provide updates on housing, senior health, events, environment, and mobility. No major decisions or financial actions are on the agenda.

• Annual Review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Ad Hoc Committee Updates: Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, Mobility
• Approval of meeting minutes from May 19, 2025

Park and Recreation Commission

The Commission will receive presentations regarding Patterson Park and the Recreation Division's spring events. Members will also conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct.

• Presentation on Patterson Park update
• Recreation Division Spring Events update
• Reid Park Cheer Recognition
• Annual Review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC 2.78)

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to review the June 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report and a Code of Ethics Annual Review. The body will also determine the status of a commissioner's previous absence.

• Cancellation of the July Airport Commission meeting
• June 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report
• Board of Ethics presentation of the Code of Ethics Annual Review
• Determination of Commissioner Alderette's absence from the April 10, 2025 meeting

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will hear a report on PFAS regulations and the Riverside Public Utilities water‑treatment approach. It will consider alternatives for the Sewer Enterprise Fund and a five‑year sewer service rate schedule. The committee will receive updates on city‑funded storm drain capital improvement projects and a study of pavement trench cut fees and the associated fee schedule. Legislative and other project updates will also be presented, followed by public comment.

• PFAS regulations and Riverside Public Utilities treatment approach update (Item 2)
• Sewer Enterprise Fund and sewer service rate plan alternatives (Item 3)
• City storm drain capital improvement projects update (Item 4)
• Pavement trench cut fee study and fee schedule update (Item 5)
• Legislative update (Item 6)

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will hear presentations on PFAS regulations, sewer rate alternatives, storm drain capital projects, and a pavement trench cut fee study. No votes are scheduled; these are informational updates for discussion.

• PFAS regulations and Riverside Public Utilities treatment approach update by Robin Glenney
• Sewer Enterprise Fund and sewer service rate plan alternatives by Ed Filadelfia
• City storm drain capital improvement projects update funded by Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
• Pavement Trench Cut Fee Study and Fee Schedule update by Gilbert Hernandez
• Legislative and project updates

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss a proposed increase to $62 million for the Police Headquarters architectural design and project, and consider forming an ad-hoc committee to develop a nonprofit funding framework. Other business includes approving minutes from May 8, 2025, and addressing Commissioner Holley's absence.

• Police Headquarters architectural design and project increase to $62 million
• Discussion on forming a nonprofit funding framework Ad-Hoc Committee
• Approval of minutes from May 8, 2025
• Absence of Commissioner Holley from the May 8 meeting
• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will receive presentations on the State of the Insurance Market and an overview of the Governor's May Revision for Fiscal Year 2025-26. No votes or binding actions are scheduled; the agenda consists of informational items and discussion.

• Presentation on the State of the Insurance Market by Alliant Insurance Services
• Discussion of the Fiscal Year 2025-26 State Governor's May Revision overview
• Legislative update (communications item)

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will hear a presentation on the state of the insurance market and discuss the Fiscal Year 2025-26 State Governor’s May Revision overview. The committee will also receive a legislative update. Public comment is invited.

• Presentation on State of the Insurance Market by Alliant Insurance Services Inc.
• Discussion: Fiscal Year 2025-26 State Governor’s May Revision overview
• Legislative update

Commission of the Deaf

The Riverside Commission of the Deaf will discuss and potentially revise its Code of Ethics and Conduct, review its bylaws, and consider its 2025 work plan. The meeting also includes consent calendar items such as approving May minutes and recording excused absences, plus updates on community outreach and ad hoc committees.

• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct (Item 5)
• Review and possible revision of Rules and Procedures (Bylaws) (Item 6)
• Discuss 2025 work plan (Item 7)
• Community outreach report (Item 8)
• Consent calendar: approval of May minutes and excused absences (Items 2-4)

City Council

The City Council will receive presentations on the General Plan and Climate Action and Adaptation Plan. The body is also considering various contracts, budget increases for legal fees, and zoning changes.

• Rezoning 0.81 acres at 4440 and 4468 Brockton Avenue to Riverside Community Hospital Specific Plan Overlay Zone
• Increase to legal budget for law firm Colantuono, Highsmith and Whatley by $24,000 for Simpson v. City of Riverside
• Electric and Water Central Stores annual purchase orders estimated at $23,768,660
• Agreement with SenseMakers, LLC for counter terrorism exercise not-to-exceed $292,500
• Purchase of three 2025 Ford F 350 XLT Super Duty Crew Cabs from Diversified Leasing for $253,434.18

City Council

The City Council will hear a presentation on the General Plan update and Climate Action Plan, then consider a consent calendar that includes a legal budget increase, appointments, ordinance amendments, and a $23.8 million utility purchase order with a 30% tariff-related contingency. Separate items up for action include a rezoning on Brockton Avenue and an extension of the exclusive negotiating agreement for the Riverside Alive project.

• Approve $23.8M electric and water central stores purchase orders with up to 30% tariff contingency
• Rezone 0.81 acres at 4440 and 4468 Brockton Avenue from DSP-AS to RCHSP overlay
• Seventh amendment to exclusive negotiating agreement with Greens Development for Riverside Alive project (Orange St. between Third and Fifth)
• Introduce ordinance adding definition for 'Live Performance' to noise violation rules
• Adopt ordinance updating Fire Hazard Severity Zones per State Fire Marshal recommendations

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and discuss citywide governance and commission membership structures. The meeting also includes routine approvals for trust fund expenditures and gift fund donations.

• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations
• Annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct
• Review of Boards and Commissions membership structures and potential consolidation
• Recurring update on the SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will review a consent calendar including vehicle warranty purchases, a bid for aqueous ammonia, an electric vehicle charging station agreement, a land sale in Colton, a wildfire mitigation plan, and a fleet vehicle purchase. Discussion items include an annual ethics code review, a $1.36 million customer information system upgrade, and approval of approximately $54.15 million in fiscal year 2025-26 purchase orders and legal budgets. The board will also receive reports on agricultural water rates, contractor panels, and financial results.

• Approve $1,358,712 Eleventh Amendment to Information System Agreement with System and Software Inc. for Customer Information Systems Upgrade Project (item 14)
• Approve $54,151,207 in total fiscal year 2025-26 purchase orders, including $23,768,660 for Central Stores and $18,200,801 in existing contract purchase orders (item 15)
• Recommend City Council approve Riverside Public Utilities 2025 Wildfire Mitigation Plan (item 10)
• Approve First Amendment to Charging Station Site License Agreement with Electrify America for 8 EV charging stations at Mission Square Parking Garage, 3750 University Avenue (item 8)
• Recommend City Council award Bid 8163 to Fritts Ford, Riverside, for $566,617.30 for eleven 2025 Ford F150 XL trucks (item 12)

Board of Ethics

The Riverside Board of Ethics will approve routine items on the Consent Calendar, including the minutes from May 1, 2025. It will discuss a review of its membership structure, role, and a potential consolidation, and will develop a citywide governance resolution. The board will also receive a presentation on the annual Code of Ethics conduct schedule and updates from ad hoc committees on subpoena authority and public outreach.

• Approve minutes of the May 1, 2025 Board of Ethics meeting (Consent Calendar)
• Review membership structure, role, and possible consolidation; develop citywide governance resolution
• Present the Code of Ethics Conduct Annual Review schedule for boards and commissions
• Ad hoc committee update on researching subpoena power to compel City employees as witnesses
• Ad hoc committee update on creating a method for public education and outreach

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposal by Lap Nguyen to subdivide two parcels totaling 3.59 acres at 10450 Mull Avenue and 10427 Cook Avenue into 22 single-family residential lots, with a Planned Residential Development Permit and Design Review. The project is exempt from CEQA as infill development. The consent calendar includes approval of minutes from May 22, 2025.

• Tentative Tract Map TM-38779 to create 22 single-family lots and lettered lots for private streets and open space
• Planned Residential Development Permit for 22 detached single-family dwellings
• Design Review of site design and building elevations
• Project site currently has two single-family homes; CEQA exemption under Section 15332 (Infill Development)
• Consent calendar: approval of May 22, 2025 meeting minutes

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will review the City Manager's settlement authority limits and receive an update on the Human Resources Board workplan. The meeting will also include a discussion on the City Council Rules of Procedures.

• Review City Manager's settlement authority limits
• Update on Human Resources Board workplan
• Review City Council Rules of Procedures Resolution

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board meeting scheduled for June 4, 2025, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is set for July 2, 2025.

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will discuss a workplan update from the Human Resources Board, consider amending the City Manager's settlement authority for claims and lawsuits to a maximum of $50,000, and review the City Council Rules of Procedures and Order of Business. The meeting also includes items for future committee consideration and a legislative update.

• Human Resources Board workplan update (10‑minute presentation)
• Amend City Manager's settlement authority for claims and lawsuits not to exceed $50,000 (5‑minute presentation)
• Review of City Council Rules of Procedures and Order of Business (Resolution No. 24255)
• Items for future Governmental Processes Committee consideration
• Legislative update

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will conduct an annual review of the Code of Ethics and Conduct for elected officials and appointed board, commission, and committee members. The board will consider recommended changes to the Board of Ethics.

• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct for elected officials and appointed members
• Departmental presentation by Library Director Erin Christmas
• Decision on whether to excuse the absence of Board Member Jadie Lee from the May 5, 2025 meeting
• Decision on whether to excuse the absence of Board Member Makisha Alexander from the April 7, 2025 meeting
• Approval of May 5, 2025 meeting minutes

Community Police Review Commission

The Riverside Community Police Review Commission will receive the 2024 Racial Identity Profiling Act report and discuss personnel matters related to the Riverside Police Department. The agenda also includes reviewing the CPRC's membership structure and scheduling training options.

• Receive 2024 Racial Identity Profiling Act Annual Report
• Review CPRC membership structure and governance
• Review Stage 2 of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #2022-00362
• Discuss personnel matters for case #PC24-10048
• Discuss personnel matters for case #PC24-10050

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will discuss the FY2025-2026 budget, review board membership structure, and receive updates on the main museum renovation and strategic plan.

• Review of board membership structure and role
• Update on Museum of Riverside budget for FY2025-2026
• Director’s Update regarding main museum renovation
• Report on proposed revisions to Standing Rules
• Strategic Plan status report for quarter ending March 31, 2025

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposal by Acadia Healthcare to amend a Conditional Use Permit and Design Review to expand an existing hospital at 5900 Brockton Avenue. The project would add a single-story, 29,300-square-foot building with 54 new patient beds and modify the parking lot. The commission will also consider consent calendar items (meeting minutes and excused absences) and discussion calendar items regarding unexcused absences from a prior meeting.

• Public hearing on expansion of Pacific Grove hospital (Acadia Healthcare) with 54 additional patient beds and a 29,300-square-foot building at 5900 Brockton Avenue
• Consent calendar: Approval of May 8, 2025, meeting minutes
• Consent calendar: Recording Commissioner Elizalde's absence from May 8 as excused
• Consent calendar: Recording Commissioner Stewart's absence from May 8 as excused
• Discussion calendar: Determining whether Commissioner Elizalde's absence from April 24 is excused or unexcused

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss and possibly decide on the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 City Sponsorship Program, allocating $140,537 in monetary and in-kind contributions for charitable and community events from July to December 2025. Other items include updates on the Streamline Riverside Refresh initiative, an Economic Development rebrand, proposed amendments to Title 19 signage regulations, and a Building and Safety Month presentation.

• Fiscal Year 2025-2026 City Sponsorship Program: $140,537 for July-December 2025 events
• Streamline Riverside Refresh effort and Implementation Plan update
• Economic Development Rebrand update
• Proposed amendments to Title 19 - General Sign Provisions
• Building and Safety Month Presentation

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee is reviewing funding for community events and updates to city business processes. The body will discuss sponsorship contributions and a rebrand of economic development efforts.

• Fiscal Year 2025-2026 City Sponsorship Program for July 1 - December 31, 2025, involving $140,537 in monetary funding and/or in-kind contributions
• Streamline Riverside Refresh effort and Implementation Plan update
• Economic Development Rebrand update
• Proposed amendments to Title 19 - General Sign Provisions update
• Building and Safety Month Presentation

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will hold an annual review of its Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC Chapter 2.78) and review the Board and Commission review. The commission will also decide whether to excuse Commissioner Goe's absence from a previous meeting and receive updates from ad hoc committees and commissioners.

• Annual review of Code of Ethics and Conduct (RMC Chapter 2.78)
• Board and Commission review of standing rules
• Determination of excused or unexcused absence for Commissioner Goe from March 24, 2025 meeting
• Report on attendance of events
• Consent calendar: approve April 24, 2025 minutes and excuse absences of Commissioners Martis and Fujimoto

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee meeting scheduled for May 21, 2025 was cancelled. No decisions were made. The agenda included a proposed amendment to Riverside Municipal Code Section 9.08.165 regarding parking of recreational vehicles in city parks, and a recommendation to approve a First Amendment to an agreement with Holt Architects for Phase II architectural design services for the Downtown Police Administration Building at 4102 Orange Street.

• Meeting cancelled; no actions taken
• Proposed amendment to Riverside Municipal Code Section 9.08.165 on parking of recreational vehicles in city parks
• Recommendation to approve First Amendment to agreement with Holt Architects for Phase II design of Downtown Police Administration Building at 4102 Orange Street

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will hold public comment and a legislative update. It will discuss a proposed amendment to Riverside Municipal Code Section 9.08.165 concerning parking of recreational vehicles in city parks. The committee will recommend that the City Council approve a First Amendment to the agreement with Holt Architects, Inc. for Phase II architectural design services for the Downtown Police Administration Building at 4102 Orange Street.

• Proposed amendment to Riverside Municipal Code Section 9.08.165 on parking recreational vehicles in city parks
• Recommendation to approve First Amendment to agreement with Holt Architects, Inc. for Phase II design services for Downtown Police Administration Building – 4102 Orange Street
• Legislative update

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will hold public hearings on historic designations and modifications. The body will also discuss a certificate of appropriateness for a hospital expansion and a National Register nomination.

• Historic Designation request for the Boyd Residence at 4649 Ninth Street
• Historic Designation Modification for Hawthorne House at 3697-3747 Monroe Street to remove a Eucalyptus Tree as a contributing feature
• Certificate of Appropriateness for a 29,300-square-foot expansion of Pacific Grove hospital at 5900 Brockton Avenue
• National Register of Historic Places nomination comment for the Trujillo Adobe at 3669 W. Center Street
• 2025 1st Quarter Report on Historic Preservation Activity

City Council

The Riverside City Council will consider multiple housing and development items. Key decisions include approving a $1,508,234 HOME loan for 22 supportive housing units at 11049 Bogart Avenue and a resolution to apply for $35 million in Homekey Plus funding to convert a motel at 1590 University Avenue into 114 affordable studio units. The council also holds public hearings on the five-year HUD Consolidated Plan and a zoning change for a 593-space parking structure at Riverside Community Hospital (4440/4468 Brockton Avenue). A public hearing on the FY 2025-26 Master Fees and Charges Schedule is scheduled for June 17.

• HOME Investment Partnerships Program loan of $1,508,234 for 22 permanent supportive housing units at 11049 Bogart Ave (Ward 7)
• Resolution to apply for $35 million Homekey Plus grant for motel conversion into 114 affordable units at 1590 University Ave (Ward 2)
• Public hearing to adopt five-year HUD Consolidated Plan 2025-2030 and FY 2025-2026 Annual Action Plan (All Wards)
• Rezoning and general plan amendment for a 593-space hospital parking structure at 4440/4468 Brockton Ave (Ward 1)
• Scheduling of public hearing for FY 2025-26 Master Fees and Charges Schedule

City Council

The Council is considering a resolution to apply for $35 million in Homekey Plus funding to convert a motel at 1590 University Avenue into 114 studio affordable housing units, with additional local funding commitments. A public hearing is scheduled for June 17 on the FY 2025-26 Master Fees and Charges Schedule. Other items include adopting the HUD Five-Year Consolidated Plan and a zoning change for a 593-space parking structure at Riverside Community Hospital.

• Resolution to apply for $35M Homekey Plus grant for motel-to-affordable housing conversion at 1590 University Avenue (Ward 2)
• Adoption of HUD Five-Year Consolidated Plan 2025-2030 and Annual Action Plan allocating CDBG, ESG, HOME funds
• Zoning map amendment and design review for a 593-space parking structure at Riverside Community Hospital (4440/4468 Brockton Avenue)
• Schedule public hearing for June 17, 2025 on FY 2025-26 Master Fees and Charges Schedule
• Closed session to instruct negotiator on purchase/lease of property at 4100 Garner Road

Commission on Aging

The Riverside Commission on Aging will meet to discuss the Inland Empire Master Plan for Aging and approve meeting minutes from April 2025. The agenda includes updates from various ad hoc committees and public comment periods.

• Presentation on Inland Empire Master Plan for Aging
• Approval of April 21, 2025 meeting minutes
• Ad Hoc Committee updates (Housing, Health, Events, Environment, Mobility)
• Commissioner conference and seminar updates
• Future agenda items for consideration

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will hear two presentations: an update on the aquatics program and a recognition of the 2025 California Park and Recreation Society District 11 Community Champions. The consent calendar includes approval of April 21, 2025 meeting minutes. Commissioners will also discuss updates from conferences and future items.

• Aquatics 2025 Update – presentation
• California Park and Recreation Society District 11 2025 Community Champions Recognition – presentation
• Approval of April 21, 2025 meeting minutes (consent calendar)
• Commissioner updates on conferences and seminars
• Items for future Park and Recreation Commission consideration

Commission on Disabilities

The Riverside Commission on Disabilities will consider approving March meeting minutes, record an absence as excused, and discuss two main items: providing recommendations to the Governmental Processes Committee and reviewing a revised draft of the Commission on Disabilities Resource Guide. The April 17 meeting was cancelled. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Approve meeting minutes for March 20, 2025
• Record Commissioner Hennessey's absence from March 20 as excused
• Provide feedback to the Governmental Processes Committee for future review sessions
• Review and approve the revised draft of the Commission on Disabilities Resource Guide
• Updates from the Community Event and Resource Guide Ad Hoc Committees

Commission of the Deaf

The Riverside Commission of the Deaf will consider approving April 2025 minutes, review proposed bylaws revisions, and discuss the 2025 work plan. A presentation from T-Mobile on available resources is also scheduled. The meeting includes routine consent items and commissioner reports.

• Review and approval of minutes from April 9, 2025
• Presentation by T-Mobile representative on resources for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Review of proposed bylaws revisions and commission rules of procedure
• Discussion of the 2025 work plan
• Community outreach updates including a COTD PowerPoint

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will discuss the state of the insurance market, pension obligations, and the city's financial health indicators. The committee will also review interfund loan policies and receive a legislative update.

• Presentation on the state of the insurance market
• Discussion on CalPERS unfunded accrued liability and pension cost management
• Review of financial health indicators
• Interfund loan policy review
• Legislative update

Finance Committee

The Riverside Finance Committee will discuss several fiscal items, including a presentation on the insurance market, an administrative appeal regarding transient occupancy tax audit findings, and strategies for managing CalPERS unfunded accrued liability and pension obligation bonds. The committee will also review financial health indicators and an interfund loans policy. No formal votes are scheduled; items are for discussion only.

• Administrative Appeal by Alliance Riverside Hospitality LLC (Courtyard by Marriott Riverside) regarding Transient Occupancy Tax Audit Findings for complimentary rooms
• CalPERS Unfunded Accrued Liability, Pension Obligation Bond performance, and ongoing pension cost management strategies (NHA Advisors presentation)
• Financial Health Indicators to assess and manage the City's fiscal health (Controller Ryan Carter)
• Interfund loans update and policy review (Debt and Treasury Manager Meline Carranza)
• State of the Insurance Market presentation by Alliant Insurance Services

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposed amendment to the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 biennial budget and schedule a public hearing for June 17, 2025. The body is also considering several grant acceptances for housing and park renovations.

• Proposed amendment of Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Biennial Budget
• Acceptance of $2,500,000 federal appropriation for Armory Building renovation at Fairmount Park
• Agreement with RADAR Inc. for up to $500,000 for the HIPP Pilot Project
• Acceptance of $14,000,000 loan and $13,974,220 grant for Mulberry Garden Family Project and STI Projects
• Agreement with Rock Gate Capital LLC for $100,000 annually for driver training services

City Council

The City Council will vote on consent calendar items including accepting a $14 million loan and $13.97 million grant from the state for the Mulberry Garden Family Project affordable housing at 2524 Mulberry Street, a $2.5 million federal grant for Armory Building renovation at 2501 Fairmount Boulevard, and a $472,993 contract for missing middle housing prototype plans. A discussion item will schedule a public hearing for June 17 on the proposed amendment of the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget. The council will also receive an update on lower voltage alternatives for the Riverside Transmission and Reliability Project.

• Accept $14,000,000 AHSC loan and $13,974,220 AHSC grant for Mulberry Garden Family Project (2524 Mulberry Street)
• Accept $2,500,000 federal grant for Armory Building renovation (2501 Fairmount Boulevard)
• Approve $472,993 contract with RADAR Inc. for missing middle prototype plans for infill housing
• Schedule public hearing for June 17 on FY 2025-2026 budget amendment
• Receive update on Riverside Transmission and Reliability Project lower voltage alternatives

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will meet to approve routine expenditures and discuss a contract amendment for digital library services. The board will also consider revisions to materials selection policy and receive updates on the Eastside Library.

• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations
• Receive and file Board and Commission Attendance Policy
• Receive update on OverDrive Inc. contract amendment to $185,266
• Materials Selection Policy Revisions

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will vote on awarding bids for a substation power transformer ($3.1M) and metalclad switchgear ($2.25M), with a total work order increase of $6.6M to $13.7M. They also recommend City Council approve a water supply assessment, a legal budget increase for bond lawsuit defense, a water agreement amendment with UC Regents, and a security camera contract. Consent items include minutes and routine contracts.

• Award Bid SUB-875 for substation power transformer to WEG Transformers USA, $3,124,956 plus 25% contingency ($781,149)
• Award Bid SUB-876 for 15KV Metalclad Switchgear to Switchgear Power Systems, $2,254,388 plus 20% contingency ($450,507)
• Increase Work Order 2202776 by $6,611,000 to $13,691,000 for substation transformer upgrade
• Recommend approve 2025-2026 Annual Water Supply and Demand Assessment
• Approve increase to legal budget up to $40,000 for Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth to defend bond validation lawsuit

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will consider approving March 2025 minutes and decide whether to record Commissioner Alderette's absence from April 10 as excused or unexcused. The main discussion is the May 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report. Commissioners will also share updates from conferences and suggest items for future meetings.

• Minutes of March 13, 2025 (consent calendar)
• Determine whether Commissioner Alderette's April 10 absence is excused or unexcused
• May 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report (discussion and presentation)
• Updates of conferences, seminars, and regional meetings attended by commissioners
• Items for future Airport Commission consideration

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold three public hearings: amendments to sign regulations (continued from Feb 27), annual review of capital improvement projects for consistency with the General Plan, and zoning amendments to align with the city's commercial cannabis program. The consent calendar includes approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Sign code amendments to reduce clutter, establish blade sign standards, and create a Creative Sign Permit process
• Annual review of FY 2025/2026 Capital Improvement Program projects for General Plan consistency
• Zoning amendments to Article V of Title 19 for consistency with Commercial Cannabis Business Program changes
• All items recommended for CEQA exemption under Section 15061(b)(3)
• Consent calendar: approval of April 24, 2025 meeting minutes

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will discuss a proposed amendment to the previously adopted FY2024-2026 biennial budget for FY2025/26. They will also assess the city's financial health using financial health indicators and consider monetary support to nonprofit organizations. The meeting includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a vote on remote participation for commissioners.

• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449
• Approval of minutes from March 13 and April 10, 2025
• Assessing the city's financial health through financial health indicators
• Proposed amendment of FY2025/26 of the previously adopted FY2024-2026 biennial budget
• Monetary support to nonprofit organizations with attached council report

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will discuss the Transportation Board's 2025 work plan and a proposed ordinance to restrict commercial vehicles with more than three axles on a segment of Placentia Lane between Center and Orange Streets. The meeting also includes legislative updates, project updates, and items for future consideration. No final decisions are expected as the items are on the discussion calendar.

• Transportation Board’s 2025 Work Plan (All Wards)
• Proposed axle restriction for commercial vehicles on Placentia Lane between Center and Orange Streets (Ward 1)
• Legislative update
• Project updates from Deputy Public Works Director Nathan Mustafa
• Items for future Mobility and Infrastructure Committee consideration

Mobility and Infrastructure Committee

The Mobility and Infrastructure Committee will consider a proposed axle restriction for commercial vehicles on a segment of Placentia Lane. They will also receive a presentation on the Transportation Board's 2025 Work Plan. Legislative and project updates are scheduled.

• Proposed establishment of axle restriction prohibiting commercial vehicles exceeding three axles on Placentia Lane between Center and Orange Streets (Ward 1)
• Transportation Board's 2025 Work Plan presentation (All Wards)
• Legislative update
• Project updates from Deputy Public Works Director
• Items for future committee consideration

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will receive updates on the Board of Ethics 2024 workplan and proposed 2025 workplan, and the City's Telecommute Program. The committee will also workshop a review of board and commission membership structures, including consolidation opportunities and a citywide governance resolution. A legislative update and future agenda items will be discussed.

• Board of Ethics 2024 workplan update and proposed 2025 workplan
• City Telecommute Program update
• Review of board and commission membership structures and consolidation opportunities
• Development of citywide governance resolution
• Legislative update

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will review requests to install speed humps on two specific streets. The board will also elect its Chair and Vice-Chair and receive updates from the Traffic Engineer and Parking Services.

• Request for speed humps on Orchard Street
• Request for speed humps on Ottawa Avenue
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will hear a 10‑minute update on the Board of Ethics 2024 workplan and the proposed 2025 workplan. A 25‑minute presentation will cover the City’s Telecommute Program. The committee will also review board and commission membership structures, consolidation options, and a citywide governance resolution. Additional items include a legislative update and future topics submitted by committee members.

• Board of Ethics 2024 workplan update and proposed 2025 workplan (All Wards)
• City’s Telecommute Program update (All Wards)
• Review of board and commission membership structures, consolidation opportunities, and citywide governance resolution
• Legislative update
• Items for future consideration as requested by committee members

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on extending revolving credit agreements for the Water and Electric Utilities. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Twenty-Five Most Remarkable Teens in Riverside and several closed sessions regarding litigation and personnel.

• Extension of $25 million credit agreement for Water Utility and $35 million for Electric Utility
• Proposed summary vacation of a 6,578 square-foot alley at the terminus of Arch Way, north of Cover Street
• Ordinance amending the Sunshine Ordinance to provide a 12-day noticing requirement for regular meetings
• Proposed amendments to Municipal Code Chapter 5.77 regarding Cannabis Business Activities
• Ordinance amending Chapter 3.30 of the Municipal Code regarding the schedule of regulation, products, and services

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on extending $25 million and $35 million revolving credit agreements for the Water and Electric Utilities. They will also consider amendments to cannabis business regulations, ambulance service standards, and several other consent calendar items including an alley vacation and a fire apparatus purchase.

• Extend revolving credit agreement with Water Utility ($25M) and Electric Utility ($35M) for three years and three months
• Amend Chapter 5.77 on Cannabis Business Activities and modify permit guidelines
• Proposed amendments to Chapter 5.66 on ambulance services to modernize definitions and franchise requirements
• Summary vacation of a 6,578 sq ft unimproved alley portion at Arch Way, north of Cover Street
• Purchase two Type 1 KME Severe Service Pumpers for $2,732,374.20 from Fire Apparatus Solutions

Human Resources Board

The Human Resources Board will hold a public hearing to accept comments on the Harassment Free Workplace Policy (III-6). The board will also discuss the 2025 Human Resources Board Work Plan and consider routine approval of minutes from April 7, 2025.

• Public hearing on Harassment Free Workplace Policy (III-6) with attachments
• Discussion of 2025 Human Resources Board Work Plan and City strategic priorities
• Approval of minutes from April 7, 2025 meeting
• Human Resources Director updates from Rene Goldman
• Items for future board consideration

Board of Ethics

The Riverside Board of Ethics will adopt routine items on the Consent Calendar, hear a presentation on term limits for board and commission members, and discuss revising the complaint‑form language required by Riverside Municipal Code Section 2.78.070.D.5. The board will also establish ad hoc committees for its 2025 workplan and receive updates from existing ad hoc committees.

• Presentation on term limits for board and commission members (Item 3)
• Adopt Consent Calendar items, including minutes of the April 3, 2025 meeting (Item 4)
• Review and potentially amend the Code of Ethics and Conduct Complaint form language (Item 5)
• Establish ad hoc committees for the 2025 workplan (Item 6)
• Ad hoc committee updates on subpoena authority and public outreach (Item 8)

City Council

The Riverside City Council will open the meeting, allow public comments limited to three minutes, and then move to a closed session. In the closed session, council members will consider candidates for appointment of an interim city attorney. A Mayor Pro Tem report on the closed‑session discussions will also be presented.

• Public comment – participants limited to 3 minutes
• Closed session to consider candidates for appointment of Interim City Attorney (Gov. Code §54957)
• Mayor Pro Tem report on closed‑session discussions

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting with a closed session to consider candidates for appointment of an Interim City Attorney. Following the closed session, the Mayor Pro Tem will report on any discussions. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Closed session under Government Code §54957 to consider candidates for Interim City Attorney appointment
• Mayor Pro Tem report on closed session discussions

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will consider consent calendar items including a $282,741 server purchase, a recommendation to extend $60M in credit agreements, and a $90,341 bid award for a switch substructure installation. On the discussion calendar, the board will recommend City Council approve a $2M Mobile-Home and Multi-Family Energy Efficiency Program with SoCalGas, a $1.5M Energy Savings Assistance Program, $16.4M in FY 2025-26 budget amendments, and a $3.67M professional services agreement for PFAS treatment design at Palmyrita Water Treatment Plant. The board will also hold a closed session on potential litigation and existing case City of Riverside v. The IG Group, LLC.

• Approve $282,741 for server replacement at Utilities Operations datacenter (Item 8)
• Recommend extending $25M water and $35M electric credit agreements for three years (Item 9)
• Award $90,341 bid to Outsource Utility Contractor LLC for switch substructure installation (Item 10)
• Recommend City Council approve $2M Mobile-Home and Multi-Family Energy Efficiency Program with Southern California Gas Company (Item 11)
• Recommend $3.67M contract with Tetra Tech for engineering design and CM at Palmyrita Water Treatment Plant for PFAS removal (Item 14)

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will discuss and consider conceptually approving a joint application for up to $35 million in Homekey+ funds to convert 114 rooms at 1590 University Avenue into studio units. Also on the agenda: a Safe Parking Pilot Program presentation, modifications to the Senior Rental Assistance Program with a $100,000 budget reprogramming, and updates on Housing Authority projects. The meeting includes public comment and other informational items.

• Conceptual resolution for joint Homekey+ grant application of up to $35M for 1590 University Avenue (Ward 2)
• Safe Parking Pilot Program presentation (All Wards)
• Modify Senior Rental Assistance Program: remove Section 8 waitlist requirement, assist mobile homeowners with space rent, assist seniors in shelters; reprogram $100,000 from Homeless Outreach to Riverside Access Center improvements (Ward 2)
• Housing Authority project updates (Wards 1, 2, 5, 7)
• Legislative update and Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6 (All Wards)

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will discuss multiple housing and homelessness initiatives, including a conceptual resolution to apply for up to $35 million in Homekey+ funds to acquire and convert 114 rooms into studio units at 1590 University Avenue. Other items include a Safe Parking Pilot Program, modifications to the Supplemental Senior Rental Assistance Program with a $100,000 fund reprogramming, and a Housing Authority project update. The committee also has legislative updates and outreach worker reports.

• Conceptual resolution to apply for $35,000,000 Homekey+ grant for 114 studio units at 1590 University Avenue (Ward 2)
• Safe Parking Pilot Program presentation (All Wards)
• Proposal to modify Supplemental Senior Rental Assistance: remove Section 8 waitlist requirement, assist mobile homeowners with space rental, assist seniors in shelters, and reprogram $100,000 from Homeless Outreach to Riverside Access Center exterior improvements (Ward 2)
• Housing Authority projects update across Wards 1, 2, 5, and 7
• Legislative update and Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6 (All Wards)

Human Relations Commission

The commission will hear a presentation from the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice and elect a Chair and Vice Chair. Consent calendar items include approving February 27 meeting minutes and recording multiple commissioner absences as excused. The commission will also discuss whether to record Commissioner Harmoush's February 27 absence as excused or unexcused.

• Presentation by Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair officers
• Discussion on whether to excuse Commissioner Harmoush's February 27 absence
• Approval of minutes from February 27, 2025 meeting
• Recording of excused absences for six commissioners from March 27 meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider two land-use proposals. The body will decide on a permit to expand a care facility and a permit to legalize an existing impound yard.

• Proposal to expand a 6-bed assisted living facility to 16-beds at 11545 Doverwood Drive
• Proposal to legalize a vehicle impound yard at 6200 Rutland Avenue
• Approval of April 10, 2025 meeting minutes

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and approve the 2024 Annual Report. The body will also determine if a specific officer-involved death case should proceed to the second review stage. Five personnel matters involving the Riverside Police Department are scheduled for closed session.

• Election of Commission Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of the 2024 Community Police Review Commission Annual Report
• Review of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #2022-00362 and #MB22 019 0001 - J. Tracy
• Closed session discussions on personnel matters for cases #PC24-10048, #PC24-10050, #PC24-11053, #PC24-12063, and #PC24-11054

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will receive a summary report on the museum's 100th anniversary initiatives and a director's update covering the main museum renovation, historic houses, collections, exhibitions, programs, budget, staffing, and marketing. The board will also approve minutes from the March 26, 2025 meeting and hear updates from the chair and members. No votes on contracts or ordinances are scheduled.

• Discussion on Museum of Riverside's 100th anniversary initiatives
• Director's update on main museum renovation, historic houses, collections, exhibitions, programs, budget, and staffing
• Approval of minutes from March 26, 2025
• Board chair/vice-chair updates

City Council

The City Council will vote on accepting a $6.2 million Caltrans grant with a $1.4 million local match for traffic safety improvements along Van Buren Boulevard, including new signal controllers, crosswalks, and bike lanes. Other key items include a proposed amendment to the Sunshine Ordinance to extend meeting noticing requirements, a $500,000 change order to complete dredging at Fairmount Park Lake, and a resolution supporting a Vision Zero policy to reduce traffic deaths by 50% by 2040. The council will also consider opposing SB 634, a state bill related to homelessness, and approving speed humps on two residential streets.

• $7.6M Highway Safety Improvement Program grant for 160 new traffic signal controllers, pedestrian fencing, audible push buttons, high-visibility crosswalks, and buffered bike lanes on Van Buren Boulevard from Arlington to Magnolia
• Change order of $500,000 with MidCal Dredging to complete Fairmount Park Lake dredging project
• Introduction of ordinance amending Sunshine Ordinance to require 12-day noticing for regular meetings of Council, committees, and key boards
• Resolution to adopt Vision Zero policy aiming to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries by 50% by 2040
• Recommendation to file opposition letter against SB 634, a state bill on homelessness

City Council

The City Council will discuss a grant for traffic signal and bike lane improvements on Van Buren Boulevard and a $500,000 change order for dredging Fairmount Lake. The body will also hold a public hearing on a proposal to subdivide a 9.91-acre parcel into 49 single-family lots.

• Grant acceptance of $6,209,870 plus $1,400,030 city-match for Van Buren Boulevard signal and bike lane upgrades
• $500,000 change order for MidCal Dredging, Inc. to complete the Fairmount Park Lake Dredging Project
• Public hearing on subdividing a 9.91-acre parcel at La Sierra Avenue and Victoria Avenue into 49 lots
• Proposed ordinance amending the Sunshine Ordinance to require 12-day noticing for regular meetings
• Change order of $100,100 with Otis Elevator Company for city elevator repairs

City Council

The Riverside City Council will hold a closed‑session meeting to review and consider candidates for the Interim City Attorney position. A Mayor Pro Tem report will follow the closed‑session discussion. The meeting also includes public comment and routine procedural items.

• Closed session to consider candidates for appointment of Interim City Attorney (Gov. Code §54957)
• Mayor Pro Tem report on closed‑session discussions
• Public comment (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Mayor calls meeting to order

City Council

The Riverside City Council will meet at 12:00 p.m. on April 22, 2025. The agenda includes a closed‑session item to consider candidates for appointment of an interim city attorney. The Mayor will call the meeting to order and a Mayor Pro Tem will report on the closed‑session discussions. Public comments are limited to three minutes.

• Closed‑session consideration of candidates for interim city attorney
• Mayor Pro Tem report on closed‑session discussions
• Mayor calls meeting to order
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)

Park and Recreation Commission

The Park and Recreation Commission will review the mid-year budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 and receive an update on the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 department budget. The meeting also includes presentations regarding local sporting events.

• Mid-Year Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
• Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Department Budget update
• SCMAF Basketball Tournament presentation
• Arlanza Boxing Show presentation
• Approval of March 17, 2025 meeting minutes

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will receive a presentation from the AARP Network of Age-Friendly State & Communities. The body will also receive updates from ad hoc committees regarding housing, health, events, environment, and mobility.

• Presentation by The AARP Network of Age-Friendly State & Communities
• Ad Hoc Committee updates on Housing, Senior Health, Events, Environment, and Mobility

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities meeting scheduled for April 17, 2025 was cancelled. The next meeting is set for May 15, 2025.

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will hear a 10-minute presentation on the Blue Zones Project Riverside and receive an update on city branding efforts including existing and upcoming initiatives. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting consists of presentations and public comment.

• Presentation on Blue Zones Project Riverside by Executive Director Erin Edwards
• Discussion of city branding efforts update by Director of Marketing and Communications Kaitlin Reierson

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will hear a presentation on the Museum of Riverside Board's proposed 2025 Workplan and consider a proposed amendment to the Riverside Municipal Code adding Section 7.10.091 to define 'Live Performance'. The meeting also includes a legislative update and an opportunity for committee members to suggest future agenda items.

• Museum of Riverside Board proposed 2025 Workplan presentation (10 min)
• Proposed amendment to Riverside Municipal Code adding Section 7.10.091, 'Live Performance' (10 min presentation, includes redline ordinance)
• Legislative update
• Items for future committee consideration

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board will hold a public hearing on a proposal to designate the Boyd Residence at 4649 Ninth Street as a City Landmark. They will also discuss a nomination of the Trujillo Adobe at 3669 W. Center Street for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Consent items include approval of March 19, 2025, minutes and a quarterly report on historic preservation activity.

• Public hearing on Historic Designation DP-2024-01558 for Boyd Residence, 4649 Ninth Street
• Discussion of National Register nomination for Trujillo Adobe, 3669 W. Center Street
• Approval of minutes from March 19, 2025
• Review of 2025 1st Quarter Report on Historic Preservation Activity

Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee

The Safety, Wellness, and Youth Committee will hear presentations on the Museum of Riverside Board's proposed 2025 Workplan and a proposed amendment to the Riverside Municipal Code adding Section 7.10.091 for 'Live Performance.' Public comment is invited. The committee will also receive a legislative update and discuss items for future consideration.

• Museum of Riverside Board proposed 2025 Workplan (All Wards, 10-minute presentation)
• Proposed amendment to Riverside Municipal Code adding Section 7.10.091, 'Live Performance' (All Wards, 10-minute presentation)
• Legislative update
• Items for future committee consideration

City Council

The City Council will consider consent calendar items including a $1.1M contract extension for building inspection services, a $5M lease amendment and construction bid for a 33-unit permanent supportive housing program at 2880 Hulen Place, and a property management agreement for the California Tower. The council will also hold closed sessions on litigation, property negotiations (including the Fairmount Boathouse and vacant land near Streeter and Sierra), and labor negotiations.

• First Amendment to Lease with County of Riverside: increase building improvement contribution from $2,338,176 to $5,053,151 for 2880 Hulen Place supportive housing renovation
• Award Bid 8141 to Fasone GBC for $4,046,218 plus $606,933 contingency for multi-residential rehabilitation at 2880 Hulen Place
• Property Management Agreement with Realicore LLC for California Tower at $4,400/month through December 2029
• First Amendment to Agreement with CSG Consultants: increase compensation by $200,000 per fiscal year, total revised $1,100,000 for Building & Safety temporary staffing
• Closed session to instruct negotiator on purchase/sale of Fairmount Boathouse and vacant land at SE corner of Streeter Avenue and Sierra Street

City Council

The City Council will consider multiple items including a $5 million building improvement contribution from Riverside County for a permanent supportive housing program at 2880 Hulen Place, along with a $4 million rehabilitation bid award. Other consent items include a $200,000 contract increase for temporary building safety staff and a property management agreement for the California Tower. Closed sessions are scheduled for litigation, labor negotiations, and a threat assessment.

• Lease amendment with County of Riverside: increase building improvement contribution from $2.34M to $5.05M for 30-year supportive housing program at 2880 Hulen Place (Ward 2)
• Bid award to Fasone GBC for $4,046,218 plus $606,933 contingency for multi-residential housing facility rehabilitation at 2880 Hulen Place
• First Amendment to agreement with CSG Consultants: increase compensation by $200,000/year to total $1.1M for temporary building and safety staffing through Nov 2027 (All Wards)
• Property management agreement with Realicore LLC for $4,400/month (approx $257,173 through Dec 2029) for ground floor retail/office space at California Tower, 3737 Main Street (Ward 1)

Board of Library Trustees

The Board will discuss and potentially act on the budget refresh for the 2025/26 fiscal year, receive an update on the new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library, and consider routine consent items including trust fund expenditures, gift donations, and incident reports. Other items include a Lunch at the Library program and recognition of National Library Week.

• Budget Refresh Fiscal Year 2025/26 (Item 8)
• Recurring update on the new SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library (Item 9)
• Approval of Trust Fund Expenditures (Item 3)
• Formal Acceptance of Gift Fund Donations (Item 4)
• Lunch at the Library program (Item 10)

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will hold a workshop to review existing outdoor lighting regulations in Riverside Municipal Code Chapters 19.556 and 19.590, covering all wards. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion and presentation only.

• Workshop: review of outdoor lighting regulations (RMC Chapters 19.556 and 19.590) across all wards

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will review a services agreement for air handler and condenser replacements. The board is also discussing the Seven Oaks Dam Enhanced Recharge Project and the formation of a committee to review board standing rules and policy guides.

• Services Agreement with Pacific West Industries Inc. for $192,536 for air handler and condenser replacement at John W. North water treatment plant
• Construction status update for Seven Oaks Dam Enhanced Recharge Project, Phase 1B
• Proposal to form a three-member ad hoc committee to review Board Standing Rules and Board Policy Guide
• WA-12 Agricultural Service Water Rate report as of February 28, 2025
• Accounts Receivable and Delinquencies report as of February 28, 2025

Land Use Committee

The Land Use Committee will hold a workshop to review existing outdoor lighting regulations in Riverside Municipal Code Chapters 19.556 and 19.590. The agenda also includes a legislative update and discussion of future items, but the primary substantive item is the lighting regulation review.

• Workshop on outdoor lighting regulations (RMC 19.556 and 19.590) covering all wards

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and review the Airport Manager's operations and activity report for April 2025. The body will also discuss updates from regional meetings and identify items for future consideration.

• Approval of March 13, 2025 meeting minutes
• April 2025 Airport Manager's Operations and Activity Report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two proposals: a 4-story parking garage with 593 spaces for Riverside Community Hospital at Brockton Avenue and 14th Street, requiring General Plan, Specific Plan, and zoning changes; and a conditional use permit for 11 dwelling units at 3431 Mt. Vernon Avenue. The commission will also elect its officers for the year.

• 4-story parking garage with 593 spaces for Riverside Community Hospital at 4410-4468 Brockton Avenue
• General Plan Amendment to change land use from Downtown Specific Plan to RCH Specific Plan
• Specific Plan Amendment to incorporate two parcels into RCH Specific Plan boundaries
• Conditional Use Permit for 11 dwelling units and 3,100 sq ft multipurpose room at Crest Community Church (3431 Mt. Vernon Avenue)
• Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, and Sergeant at Arms

Budget Engagement Commission

The Budget Engagement Commission will consider a $10 million supplemental appropriation from Measure Z for a new police administration building, and also discuss firework enforcement funding, mid-cycle budget adjustments including $254,423 in supplemental appropriations and $2.8 million in revenue increases, and monetary support to nonprofit organizations. They will also review minutes and attendance.

• $10 million Measure Z supplemental appropriation for Police Administration Building (item 5)
• Measure Z Firework Enforcement Funding (item 6)
• FY 2024/25 Q2 financial update with $254,423 supplemental appropriations and $2,767,065 revenue increases (item 7)
• Monetary support to nonprofit organizations (item 8)
• Consideration of remote participation per Assembly Bill 2449 (item 1)

Commission of the Deaf

The Commission of the Deaf will review its rules of procedure and discuss the 2025 work plan. The meeting also includes a discussion on community outreach and updates from the COTD Ad Hoc Committee.

• Review of Rules and Regulations of Procedure and Order of Business (Bylaws)
• Discussion of 2025 Work Plan
• Community Outreach discussion
• COTD Ad Hoc Committee updates

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hear a presentation regarding the insurance market from Alliant Insurance Services Inc. The meeting also includes a legislative update and a discussion on future items for committee consideration.

• Presentation on State of the Insurance Market by Robert Lowe of Alliant Insurance Services Inc.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hear a presentation from Alliant Insurance Services Inc. regarding the insurance market. The meeting also includes a legislative update and a discussion on future items for committee consideration.

• Presentation on the State of the Insurance Market by Robert Lowe of Alliant Insurance Services Inc.

City Council

The City Council will discuss a budget update and a proposal for commercial solid waste rates. The body is also considering a contract for the rehabilitation and expansion of the Museum of Riverside.

• Award Bid 8144 to BNBuilders for Museum of Riverside rehabilitation and expansion for a total of $32,834,883
• Proposed commercial solid waste services three-year rate plan with a public hearing set for June 10, 2025
• Agreement with ECS Imaging, Inc. for electronic plan archiving not to exceed $50,000 per fiscal year
• Ordinance adding Chapter 5.85 to the Municipal Code regarding junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers
• Appropriation of $135,000 from Measure Z Funds for Fire Department Personal Protective Equipment

City Council

The City Council will discuss a bid award for the rehabilitation and expansion of the Museum of Riverside. The body will also review a commercial solid waste rate plan and second-quarter budget adjustments.

• Award Bid 8144 to BNBuilders for Museum of Riverside rehabilitation and expansion totaling $32,834,883
• Proposed commercial solid waste services three-year rate plan with public hearing set for June 10, 2025
• Agreement with ECS Imaging, Inc. for electronic plan archiving not-to-exceed $50,000 per fiscal year
• Ordinance adding Chapter 5.85 to Municipal Code regarding junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers
• Appropriation of $135,000 from Measure Z Funds for Fire Department Personal Protective Equipment

Human Resources Board

The Board will nominate and elect officers and discuss the 2025 Human Resources Board Work Plan. A presentation from Museum Director Robyn Peterson is scheduled. The consent calendar includes approval of the March 3, 2025 minutes.

• Nomination and election of board officers
• Discussion of 2025 Human Resources Board Work Plan
• Presentation by Museum Director Robyn Peterson
• Approval of March 3, 2025 meeting minutes

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will elect a Chair and Vice Chair, approve minutes from February 6, and discuss establishing ad hoc committees for its 2025 workplan. Updates on two ongoing ad hoc committees—one researching subpoena power and another on public education and outreach—are also on the agenda.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Establish ad hoc committees for 2025 Workplan
• Ad hoc committee update on subpoena power and authority to compel City employees to appear
• Ad hoc committee update on creating a method for public education and outreach
• Approval of minutes from February 6, 2025

Governmental Processes Committee

This meeting of the Riverside Governmental Processes Committee has been cancelled. No discussions or actions will occur. The agenda had included a presentation on the Board of Ethics 2024–2025 workplans and other routine items.

• Board of Ethics 2024 Workplan update and proposed 2025 Workplan (All Wards) — presentation cancelled
• Legislative update — cancelled
• Items for future Committee consideration — cancelled

Governmental Processes Committee

The Governmental Processes Committee will hear a 10-minute presentation from Board of Ethics Vice Chair Jessica Newman on the 2024 workplan update and the proposed 2025 workplan. The committee will also receive a legislative update and discuss items for future consideration.

• Board of Ethics 2024 workplan update and proposed 2025 workplan (all wards)

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will review requests for traffic calming and parking modifications. The body is also discussing circulation pilots and updates to capital improvement projects.

• Request for speed humps on Kilmarnock Way
• Removal of 2-hour parking and establishment of 20-minute parking zones at Market St & Second St
• Tyler St Circulation Pilot
• Curb Extension Pilots
• Proposed Capital Improvement Project Update 2025

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for March 27, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Human Relations Commission

This is a routine meeting of the Riverside Human Relations Commission. The agenda includes electing a chair and vice chair, hearing a presentation from the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice, and determining whether a commissioner's absence is excused. Several items are procedural, such as approving minutes and recording absences.

• Presentation by Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair officers
• Determine whether Commissioner Harmoush's Feb 27 absence is excused or unexcused
• Record Commissioner Martis's Feb 27 absence as excused

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and approve the 2024 Annual Report. The body will also decide to conclude Stage 1 and move to Review Stage 2 for an officer-involved death case.

• Election of Commission Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of 2024 Community Police Review Commission Annual Report
• Review Stage 2 of Criminal Case Book for Officer Involved Death case #2022-00362 and #MB22 019 0001 - J. TRACY
• Closed session personnel matters for cases #PC24-10048, #PC24-10050, and #PC24-11053

Museum of Riverside Board

The Museum of Riverside Board will meet to elect a Vice-Chair and review the board's standing rules. The board will also consider adding and removing specific items from the museum's permanent collection.

• Election of 2025 Museum Board Vice-Chair
• Accession of one item of sheet music and six commemorative flags into the permanent collection
• Proposed deaccession of one Serrano shell necklace (A134-229) associated with the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
• Review of the Standing Rules of the Museum of Riverside Board
• Director's update on museum renovation, budget, and staffing

City Council

The council will vote on awarding a $28.5 million construction contract for the Museum of Riverside rehabilitation and expansion. They will also consider a retirement cost-sharing amendment for police management, public hearings on tax-exempt bonds for California Baptist University (up to $100M) and Mulberry Gardens affordable housing (up to $65M), and resolutions to use eminent domain for the Third Street Grade Separation Project. Closed sessions include litigation and labor negotiations.

• Award Bid 8144 to BNBuilders for $28,552,072 for Museum of Riverside rehabilitation and expansion (3580 Mission Inn Avenue)
• Ordinance to implement 0.5% retirement cost-sharing for Unrepresented Police Management Group (Classic CalPERS safety members hired before June 13, 2012)
• Public hearing: Resolution approving up to $100M in tax-exempt revenue bonds for California Baptist University projects (softball/baseball clubhouse at 8432 Magnolia Avenue)
• Public hearing: Resolution approving up to $65M in tax-exempt revenue bonds for Mulberry Gardens affordable housing project (150 units at 2560 Mulberry Street)
• Resolutions to authorize eminent domain for Third Street Grade Separation Project (multiple properties including LR Miller, Condor Suntrust, Iron Lofts, etc.)

City Council

The City Council will consider awarding a $28.6 million construction contract for the Museum of Riverside rehabilitation, approve up to $100 million in bonds for California Baptist University projects, and up to $65 million for a 150-unit affordable housing project at Mulberry Gardens. The council will also hold a public hearing on using eminent domain for the Third Street Grade Separation project and discuss a retirement cost-sharing change for police management.

• Award Bid 8144 to BNBuilders for $28,552,072 for Museum of Riverside rehabilitation and expansion at 3580 Mission Inn Avenue
• Public hearing on issuing up to $100 million in tax-exempt revenue bonds for California Baptist University softball/baseball clubhouse
• Public hearing on issuing up to $65 million in revenue bonds for a 150-unit residential rental project at 2560 Mulberry Street
• Public hearing on resolutions to acquire property by eminent domain for the Third Street Grade Separation Project
• Adopt ordinance implementing a 0.5% retirement cost-sharing contribution for unrepresented Police Management members with CalPERS

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will hear a presentation from Family Promise of Riverside on services for families at risk of or experiencing homelessness, followed by a Housing Authority projects update from the Department of Housing and Human Services. The committee will also discuss legislative updates, Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Round 6, and an outreach worker update. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda; items are for discussion and information.

• Family Promise of Riverside presentation on helping families at risk of or experiencing homelessness (All Wards)
• Housing Authority’s projects update with presentation and reported attachments (All Wards)
• Legislative update (All Wards)
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6 (All Wards)
• Outreach worker update (All Wards)

Board of Public Utilities

The Board of Public Utilities will hold a public meeting on March 24, 2025, to discuss and potentially adopt several items, including the 2025 workplan, a $15,604 rebate to the Riverside Fire Department for a pump-pod, and updates on sustainability, legislation, and a new state water conservation regulation. Consent items include approval of March 10 minutes and a Southern California Public Power Authority expenditure report.

• State Water Resources Control Board's 'Making Conservation a California Way of Life' regulation update
• Adoption of 2025 Annual Board of Public Utilities Workplan
• Approve $15,604 rebate from Public Utilities 521 Fund for Fire Department pump-pod purchase
• Receive and forward Southern California Public Power Authority semi-annual expenditure report (July–Dec 2024)
• Riverside Public Utilities sustainability efforts update

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will receive a 10-minute presentation from Family Promise of Riverside, led by Executive Director Claire Jefferson-Gilpa, on services for families experiencing homelessness. A 5-minute discussion on Housing Authority project updates by Housing Project Manager Agripina Neubauer is also scheduled. Additional agenda items include a legislative update, Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Round 6, and an outreach worker update, all without specified details in the agenda.

• Presentation by Family Promise of Riverside on helping homeless families (All Wards)
• Housing Authority projects update by Housing Project Manager Agripina Neubauer (All Wards)
• Legislative update (All Wards)
• Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6 (All Wards)
• Outreach Worker update (All Wards)

Economic Development Committee

The Riverside Economic Development Committee will convene to discuss the implementation of economic development strategy and a funding playbook for areas of excellence. The meeting will also include an overview of an aerospace and Department of Defense conference and career fair.

• Implementation of Economic Development strategy
• Funding playbook for Economic Development areas of excellence
• Aerospace/DOD Conference and Career Fair Overview

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will open the nomination process for its Chair and Vice Chair officers. The body will also receive presentations from the Moms Cooperative and the Riverside Police Department's YANA Program.

• Nomination process for Chair and Vice Chair Officers
• Presentation from the Moms Cooperative
• Presentation from Riverside Police Department - Community Service Bureau, You Are Not Alone (YANA) Program
• Approval of meeting minutes for 1-16-2025 and 2-20-2025