City of Perris

The meeting commenced with a Closed Session to discuss existing and potential litigation, as well as real property negotiations concerning multiple parcels (APN: 313-081-020, APN 313-114-004, APN 313-114-007, APN 313-114-003, and APN 311-120-029). The subsequent Regular City Council meeting included reports from the Youth Advisory Committee and Public Comment. Key actions during the regular session involved adopting the second reading of two zoning code text amendments: one requiring a Conditional Use Permit for warehouses over 50,000 square feet, and another updating industrial development standards in relation to state law. The Council also adopted an ordinance establishing supplemental Just Cause Eviction Protections consistent with AB 1482. Furthermore, the Council approved the 2026 meeting schedule, extended a contract with Mark Thomas and Company, Inc. for interchange improvements, and approved monthly check registers. Public Hearings were held regarding the annexation of CUP 20-05101 (Beyond Food Mart) to three City Maintenance Districts and to CFD 2001-3 (North Perris Public Safety District). The Council also adopted an Interim Urgency Ordinance extending the industrial moratorium for an additional 10 months and 15 days. Finally, the Council ratified the Mayor's appointments to various agencies and committees and appointed Councilman Malcolm Corona as Mayor Pro Tem for 2026. The meeting adjourned in memory of a Cal-Fire Apparatus Engineer and the sister of a former Mayor/Councilman.

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Ernie Reyna, Assistant City Manager for the City of Paris, discusses the financial challenges faced by the city, particularly the rising costs of public safety (police and fire) and public works. He highlights the reliance on past fiscal conservatism and reserves, but notes that current expenditures are beginning to outpace revenues, necessitating new funding strategies to maintain existing service levels and avoid future budget deficits.

This strategic plan outlines the future development of fire protection services for the City of Paris. It addresses increasing call volumes and aims to reduce emergency response times by expanding fire station infrastructure, including the current construction of a new South Paris fire station and the anticipated need for an additional station in the city's east within the next 5 to 10 years. The plan also focuses on the continuous acquisition and maintenance of advanced fire apparatus and rescue equipment to meet evolving technological standards and ensure adequate protection for the city's growing population and future developments.

The City of Perris's Annual Action Plan for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 outlines activities to address priority needs and objectives from its 2024-2029 Consolidated Plan. Funded by Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and General Funds, the plan primarily aims to benefit low-to-moderate income persons, prevent blight, meet urgent community needs, create and preserve affordable housing, and provide services for the homeless. Key strategic goals include expanding and improving services for homeless and low-income households, enhancing youth services, increasing housing opportunities, fostering neighborhood diversity and vitality, and improving public infrastructure.