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Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Corona Planning and Housing Commission Minutes
The commission conducted a public hearing regarding TTM37805 and CUP2026-0003, resulting in a finding of exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15332. The commission recommended approval of TTM 37805 to the City Council and adopted a resolution granting CUP2026-0003. Discussions occurred between the commission, staff, and the applicant concerning the project description, previous entitlement expirations, the reapplication process, permit status, and neighborhood notification. Additionally, the chair welcomed the new Planning and Development Director to the department.
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The City Council meeting addressed various administrative and operational items. Key discussions included updates on litigation, receipt of fiscal and investment portfolio reports, and approval of a tentative tract map extension. The council authorized grant funding for library literacy programs and tennis court resurfacing, approved a contract change order for traffic signal installation, and initiated emergency remediation services for residential properties affected by water main breaks. Further actions included the adoption of resolutions regarding territory annexation, power source disclosure, and a revised compensation plan. A public hearing was conducted for the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report, and updates were provided from various boards and commissions alongside regional agency reports.
Sep 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Corona Planning and Housing Commission Meeting Minutes
The Commission recommended approval of ZTA2026-0003 to the City Council. During the review, discussion took place regarding the rationale for the proposed amendment, enforcement considerations, and process improvements. The Commission also directed that the amendment be revised to allow for one extension of up to 180 days instead of the staff-recommended two extensions of 90 days each.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Corona Parks And Recreation Commission Minutes
The Commission reviewed and approved the consent calendar, discussed the Developer Impact Fee Fund balance and bond repayment, and reviewed recreation programming statistics. Administrative reports included an update on the Community Services division, covering current programming, volunteer activities, park maintenance, and staffing transitions. Additionally, the commission received status updates on the Park Ranger program, including enforcement activity and patrol operations, and reviewed the phase II improvement plans for Griffin Park, focusing on design, construction timelines, and infrastructure amenities.
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