City of Jurupa Valley

The Planning Commission conducted a public hearing to consider a zoning code amendment regarding the addition of private bus dispatch facilities as a permitted use in the Manufacturing-Service Commercial zone, subject to a Conditional Use Permit. The discussion involved defining development standards for such facilities, including storage requirements, security measures, landscaping, and environmental findings for exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act.

The meeting included a continued public hearing regarding a Community Benefit Permit and Variance application for a therapeutic riding academy at 6405 Dana Avenue, where the commission moved to approve the project with additional conditions for building permits. The commission also reviewed and selected winners for the Best of Jurupa Beautiful Home Award Program across five city council districts. Furthermore, the meeting featured commissioner reports on community development events and home improvement assistance, as well as a report from the Director of Community Development providing updates on recent City Council actions and upcoming department meetings.

The Planning Commission meeting focused on two public hearings regarding zoning code amendments. The first amendment involves adding bus dispatch facilities as a permitted use with a Conditional Use Permit in the Manufacturing-Service Commercial zone, including new development standards for landscaping, security, and storage. The second amendment proposes updates to temporary event regulations to establish tiered permitting, streamlined processes, and expanded exemptions for low-impact events to ensure neighborhood compatibility.

This document outlines the adoption of the Five-Year Measure 'A' Local Streets and Roads Capital Improvement Program for Fiscal Years 2026/2027 through 2030/2031. The program details the planned utilization of approximately $17.3 million in Measure 'A' funds for roadway improvements, including pavement rehabilitation, preservation, safety enhancements, and active transportation initiatives. The primary goal is to maintain the city's street system and ensure continued eligibility for Measure 'A' funding.

The council convened for closed, study, and regular sessions. Discussions included pending litigation, the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, and proclamations for National Public Works Week and Building Safety Month. Various service agreements were approved, including amendments for engineering design and architectural services, as well as authorization for storm drain cleaning and trash treatment devices. Zoning code amendments regarding tobacco retailers and accessory dwelling units were addressed. Public hearings were held concerning residential development applications and zoning regulations. Additionally, an ad hoc committee was established to review solid waste rates.