The Committee discussed the establishment of a Capital Investment Incentive Program (CIIP) and recommended its adoption to the City Council, including required notifications to the Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development. Additionally, the Committee reviewed a report on Code Enforcement operations, providing feedback on permit application trends, operational flexibility, and suggested process improvements. The meeting also included a presentation as part of the Business Excellence Series focusing on Hyundai Rotem.
Jul 14, 2026
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The City Council conducted several administrative and legislative actions. Key items included the appointment of a new Mayor Pro Tem and various city officials, including City Manager Pro Tempore and the Chief Financial Officer. The Council approved the implementation of a 12-Month Pilot Project for parking on Larkin Court and Monroe Street, and reviewed updates regarding the Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department, including proclamations and campaign presentations. Legislative actions involved amending the Riverside Municipal Code regarding adaptive reuse, tobacco retail smoke shops, and various master fee schedules. Additionally, the Council approved contracts for property and casualty insurance, hazardous material removal, and landscape maintenance services. Financial approvals included the reallocation of CDBG funds for park and senior center improvements, and the levy of special taxes and assessments for various Community Facilities Districts and landscape maintenance districts. The meeting also included public hearings on housing developments, zoning text amendments, and abatement cost recoveries.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Riverside City Council City Council Agenda
The City Council agenda encompasses a wide range of municipal business, including the appointment of a new Mayor Pro Tem and administrative updates such as compliance with the Brown Act. Key financial and regulatory matters include the adoption of master fees and special taxes for Community Facilities Districts, as well as the approval of various agreements for insurance broker services, hazardous waste removal, custodial work, and landscape maintenance. Infrastructure projects like the Gage Canal trail construction, ambulance service code amendments, and grant-funded public safety and traffic enforcement programs are also featured.
