Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Diego Chavez’s organization
Oct 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Meriden Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on the consideration of a cultural resource designation for the Murrieta Hot Springs Resort and an associated Mills Act contract. Discussions covered the historical significance of the site, its architecture, and the economic benefits of the Mills Act as an incentive for preservation. Commissioners inquired about the scope of the designation regarding property APNs and the legal and procedural requirements of the Mills Act agreement.
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The City Council meeting included a formal retirement recognition for a long-serving municipal employee, honoring his 33 years of contributions to the maintenance of city parks and infrastructure. The council also presented a certificate of recognition to the Marietta Pony Baseball Allstars 9U team to celebrate their hard work and first-place achievement in the 2026 Super Regional Tournament.
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Transaction and Use Tax Oversight Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed the fiscal year 2025-26 performance of the Measure T Transaction and Use Tax funds. Key topics included a report on revenue collections, which exceeded the amended budget, and expenditures on public safety enhancements, including police vehicle and equipment upgrades, a mobile command center, fire department PPE and fleet replacements, and capital improvement projects such as library expansions and sports park upgrades.
Sep 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Myriad Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission addressed the potential vacation of a public right-of-way easement known as Lot A of Parcel Map 28280. Staff presented that the original roadway design from a 2000 development plan is no longer needed due to a new site plan for the Triangle project. The commission determined that the vacation is consistent with the general plan, as the location is not a designated circulation element roadway. Additionally, the commission noted that Southern California Edison has existing utilities within the easement, which will be addressed through a new easement dedication as part of the vacation process.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
