Riverside County, CA

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Director's Hearing - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Countywide Oversight Board - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Director's Hearing - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Director's Hearing - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Director's Hearing - Regular Meeting

Countywide Oversight Board - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors is holding a regular meeting on September 5, 2026. The agenda is almost entirely procedural, with most items marked as "NO BUSINESS" or containing placeholder text. The board will vote on a block motion for the few business items, and public comment periods are scheduled.

• Test Item - from Default Item 7 (administrative action)
• Test item for Agenda training session (policy calendar)
• Shelter Policy (successor agency meeting, no business)
• Building Roof Policy (Riverside District Court Financing Corporation, no business)

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Director's Hearing - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors is meeting on August 25, 2026, with a mostly procedural agenda. The only substantive item is a vote on using $13,250 in Fifth District Community Improvement Designation funds for the Greater San Jacinto Valley Chamber of Commerce, Riverside County Sheriff's Office (San Jacinto Station), and Built on Love Foundation. Other listed items are marked as test items or have no business.

• Fifth District CID funds: $13,250 for Greater San Jacinto Valley Chamber of Commerce, Sheriff's Office San Jacinto Station, and Built on Love Foundation (4/5 vote required)
• Test item: Form 11 header as an image (Administrative Action)
• Purchase Order #53663 (Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency)
• Shelter Policy (Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency)
• Purchase of new laptops for staff (Waste Resources Management District)

The Board of Supervisors approved the consent agenda and several routine items, including contracts and a purchase order. A shelter policy was tabled to the next meeting on September 5. A request for Community Improvement Designation funds for the Greater San Jacinto Valley Chamber of Commerce and other groups was denied for lack of a second. The meeting was adjourned at 6 pm.

• Approved consent agenda (5-0)
• Approved test item 25-251 (CID funds)
• Approved test contract 25-263
• Approved test policy item 25-273
• Approved purchase order #53663 (5-0)
• Tabled shelter policy to Sept. 5 (5-0)
• Approved emergency declaration for Ordinance 123 (1-0, with abstentions/recusals)
• Denied CID funds for Greater San Jacinto Valley Chamber of Commerce (no second)

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

(ALUC) Riverside County Airport Land Use Commission - Regular Meeting

Riverside County Director's Hearing - Regular Meeting

The Riverside County Planning Department's Director's Hearing has no consent items, no continued hearings, and no general plan amendment initiations. The only new public hearing item is a plot plan for a children's recreational activity center, which staff recommends continuing to August 31, 2026. Public comments will be accepted.

• Plot Plan No. 230007: 3,584 sq. ft. pre-manufactured metal building for children's recreational activity center (ages 3-7) on 0.21 acres near Magnolia Avenue and Brotherton Street, Riverside
• Staff recommends continuance to August 31, 2026

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Riverside County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a major expansion of the Desert Hills Premium Outlets, a steel fabrication facility, a convenience market with alcohol sales, and a cannabis retail amendment. The commission will also consider initiating a general plan amendment for industrial zoning. All items are continued from a previous meeting or are new requests.

• Desert Hills Premium Outlets expansion: +47,915 sq ft, 283 parking spaces, new signal at Seminole Dr & Malki Rd
• Rangel Steel Erectors: 29,600 sq ft industrial building + 3,130 sq ft office on 30.72 acres
• Convenience market with off-sale beer/wine/spirits license, 12,000 sq ft retail center on Hwy 74
• Olivet University: continued use of existing 853-acre campus, 43.62 acres developed
• Cannabis retail amendment: reduce premises by 1,362 sq ft, update public benefit payments

(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting

The WRCOG Executive Committee will consider consent items including approving transportation improvement programs and multiple TUMF reimbursement agreements totaling over $28 million for projects in Riverside County. They will also discuss agency accomplishments, a legislative update, and fee comparison findings. Public comments are accepted in person, via Zoom, or in writing.

• Approve TUMF reimbursement agreements: Temescal Canyon Rd/I-15 ($500K), Ethanac Rd/I-215 ($5M), University Ave/Central Ave/Alessandro Blvd ITS ($2.5M), Esplanade Improvements ($1.9M), Third St Grade Separation ($18,035,561), Wood Rd Widening ($847K)
• Approve FY 2026/2027 5-Year Transportation Improvement Programs for TUMF Central, Hemet/San Jacinto, and Pass Zones
• Adopt Resolution 26-26 approving sale of delinquent assessment receivables to First National Assets
• Terminate MOUs with LA County and Inland Empire Community Foundation for Equitable Building Decarbonization Program
• Increase I-REN evaluation MOU with CSU San Bernardino to $160,096

(RCA) Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority - Regular Meeting

The Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority board will meet to approve routine consent items, including fee collection and investment reports, and will hold a closed session to discuss potential property acquisitions. The board will also receive updates on legislative affairs and project reviews.

• Closed session to negotiate purchase of three properties for RCA, including parcels owned by Megan Baker & Joel Cabotage, Lance T. Lim & Jill M. Yath, and Barbara Echan & Mary E. Gosner
• Receive and file MSHCP fee collection reports for April and May 2026
• Receive and file monthly investment reports for April and May 2026
• Receive and file Joint Project Review status report as of June 30, 2026
• Receive and file acquisitions status report as of May 31, 2026

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors and several affiliated authorities will meet to consider various contracts, resolutions, and ordinances. The meeting includes a session for the Housing Authority and the Public Financing Authority.

• Contract 234 (Item 2.1)
• Application for Permit #4306 (Item 2.2)
• Resolution 123 and Purchase Order #53663 via Public Financing Authority
• Ordinance 75225 and Contract 746 via Housing Authority
• Public hearing on Item 42 (Item 13.10)

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors will vote on a block of business items, including a five-year fire protection agreement with Lake Elsinore worth $68.9 million, several community funding allocations, and various contracts and project approvals. The agenda also includes routine consent items and reports.

• Fire protection agreement with City of Lake Elsinore for $68,882,654
• Community Improvement Designation funds: $34,500 (District 1), $21,000 (District 2), $56,601 (District 3), $13,250 (District 5), $4,000 (District 5 scholarships)
• Mecca Sports Park Project funding agreement for $325,000
• Elevator modernization at County Administrative Center, $5,261,110
• Library services agreement with Library Systems and Services, LLC for $8,281,068

(RCTC-B&I) Riverside County Transportation Commission Budget and Implementation - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Implementation Committee will review routine financial reports and recommend approval of a $2,000,000 increase in local transportation funding for SunLine Transit Agency, bringing its FY 2025/26 allocation to $33,721,487. The committee will also receive and file quarterly and monthly reports on sales tax, investments, public engagement, and contract change orders.

• Approve $2,000,000 increase in FY 2025/26 Local Transportation Funding for SunLine Transit Agency, total not to exceed $33,721,487
• Receive and file Q1 2026 sales tax analysis
• Receive and file Monthly Investment Reports for May and June 2026
• Receive and file Quarterly Public Engagement Metrics Report for April–June 2026
• Receive and file Quarterly Report of Executed Contract Change Orders for Construction Contracts

(RCTC-P&P) Riverside County Transportation Commission Program and Projects - Regular Meeting

The Riverside County Transportation Commission's Programs and Projects Committee will consider approving cooperative agreements for the State Route 91 Eastbound Corridor Operations Project, including a $5.656 million agreement with Caltrans and a $393,522 contribution to Corona for the Green River Road Improvement Project. The committee will also decide on awarding three on-call environmental site assessment contracts worth up to $1 million total, and whether to discontinue the French Valley satellite meeting location. The agenda includes consent items like approval of April minutes.

• Approve Cooperative Agreement No. 26-31-096-00 with Caltrans for SR-91 Eastbound Corridor Operations Project, not to exceed $5,656,000
• Approve three-party Cooperative Agreement No. 26-31-094-00 with Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor Agency and City of Corona for Green River Road Improvement Project, not to exceed $393,522
• Award on-call right of way environmental site assessment agreements to Verdantas Inc., Ninyo & Moore, and NV5 Environmental, aggregate $1,000,000 over three years
• Discontinue French Valley satellite meeting location for Western Riverside County Programs and Projects Committee
• Approve minutes of April 27, 2026 meeting

(LAFCO) Riverside Local Agency Formation Commission - Regular Meeting

The Riverside Local Agency Formation Commission will hold a regular meeting with public hearings, including a biennial review of its Conflict of Interest Code. The commission will also discuss potential policies on annexations involving data center development projects, as well as administrative items like approving minutes and the monthly expenditure report.

• Biennial Review and Amendment of the LAFCO Conflict of Interest Code
• Discussion on LAFCO's role in addressing annexations involving data center development projects
• CALAFCO Annual Conference attendance and voting delegate designation
• CALAFCO Board of Directors nominations
• Discussion of potential schedule of committee meetings for Municipal Service Reviews and Forensic Audits

Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Riverside County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development proposals, including a major rezoning and subdivision for 148 single-family homes in the Winchester area, an expansion of the Desert Hills Premium Outlets, and a new medical office building in Temescal Canyon. The commission will also consider a consent item for a road vacation and a conditional use permit for a convenience market with alcohol sales.

• GPA240065: Rezone 16.5 acres from Commercial Retail to residential (9.5 acres MHDR, 6.5 acres HDR) and subdivide into 148 single-family lots (TTM38917) north of Benton Road, south of Field View Road, east of Moser Road, west of Washington Street.
• PP23635R01: Expand Desert Hills Premium Outlets by 47,915 sq ft, add 283 parking spaces, relocate entrance/exit driveway and traffic signal to Seminole Dr. and Malki Rd. (continued to Aug 5).
• PPT230008: Construct a 23,550-sq-ft, 3-story medical office building on 1.1 acres west of Temescal Canyon Rd., east of I-15, south of Corona Elsinore Rd.
• CUP200006/PPT250056: Convenience market with off-sale beer/wine/spirits and 12,000 sq ft retail center on Highway 74/Central Ave at Allan St. (continued to Aug 5).
• GPA240009/CZ2400009/PPT240010: Rezone 10.37 acres to Light Industrial and build 24,904-sq-ft industrial building for Rangel Steel Erectors near Rio Del Sol Rd. and Gravel Pit Rd.

Riverside County Director's Hearing - Regular Meeting

The Riverside County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development proposals, including a request to rezone 16.5 acres from commercial to residential for a 148-home subdivision, a major expansion of the Desert Hills Premium Outlets, and a new medical office building. The commission will also consider a consent item to continue processing a road vacation in Winchester. Two items are recommended for continuance to August 5, 2026.

• GPA240065/SP00286A09/CZ2400019/TTM38917/PPT240017: Rezone 16.5 acres near Benton Road from Commercial Retail to Medium High and High Density Residential for 148 single-family lots (Meritage Homes).
• PP23635R01: Expand Desert Hills Premium Outlets by ~47,915 sq ft, add 283 parking spaces, relocate driveway and signal to Seminole Dr./Malki Rd. (recommended continuance to Aug 5).
• PPT230008: Construct 23,550-sq-ft medical office building on 1.1 acres west of Temescal Canyon Rd.
• GPA240009/CZ2400009/PPT240010: Rezone 10.37 acres near Rio Del Sol Rd to Light Industrial for a 24,904-sq-ft steel fabrication building (Rangel Steel Erectors).
• ABG26001: Continue processing conditional vacation of portions of Leon Road in Winchester (consent item).