STATEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
ALL MEMBERS PRESENT
DECEMBER 10, 2013
TUESDAY 9:00 A.M.
Invocation by Brent Sharick, Volunteer Chaplain, Sheriff’s Department
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
Presentation – Sharron Lambeth
Presentation – The Unforgettables Foundation “December to Remember”
Presentation – Robin Hastings
Supervisor Stone mentioned he attended the SCAG Economic Development Forum in LA and noted that no one from the Governor’s staff spoke about AB 109. There were 23,000 kicks that went back to jail, which shows the failure of AB 109. He said there is much more work to be done and he’s looking forward to working with SCAG to make the Golden State golden again when it comes to economic development. Additionally, he gave an update on the Ronald Reagan statue vandalism and announced a sunset date of January 1, 2014, to claim the $10,000 reward.
Chairman Benoit added that with “multiple billions of dollars in surplus” they should pay the full cost of the burden that they’ve pushed on us instead of 50-60% of the cost, which is currently authorized to the Counties for taking over their responsibilities of the prisoners.
Supervisor Ashley mentioned receiving the $75 million grant for the Perris Valley line, roughly a $250 million project, under construction in just a few weeks. He thanked fellow Board Members and RCTC staff and mentioned the project will take about 4,300 cars off the road each day and eventually extend the line to San Jacinto and Temecula. He also mentioned the vacation time reform effort and an article in the Press Enterprise supporting the effort. Two high schools in his district played for the CIF championship, Rancho Verde took the lead, but Heritage picked it up. He said it was great to watch, and congratulated both teams.
Supervisor Jeffries commented that the IRS has made a determination that volunteer fire fighters are employees for purposes of Obama care and that it may apply to reserve Deputy Sheriff’s as well as Cert volunteers, and this is impacting the nation. Human Resources will look into this to see how wide of an impact this will have on our volunteers who serve in other capacities.
Supervisor Benoit spoke regarding a new loan program that will help mobile home parks and post RDA. He also mentioned the one year anniversary of the Sandy Hook incident and that Mental Health and Office of Education are doing everything they can to avoid those kinds of problems including doing a Safe Schools Summit. He gave a video presentation on enhancing school safety, regarding bullying, depression, suicide and shootings at schools. Over 400 representatives from school districts, mental health and law enforcement attended. Lastly, groundbreaking tomorrow at the 91 freeway expansion in Corona is the largest single grant guarantee of any in the nation for this project.
Supervisor Tavaglione thanked Jay Orr and staff and the Jurupa Valley High School choir for singing at the Department Head Breakfast. He also mentioned Centennial High School in Corona made the CIF finals for the state championship and wished them luck.
Jay Orr, CEO, announced that Lowell Johnson continues to do great work for RCRMC and he thanked the Supervisors for recognizing mental health work in our schools and public health is looking into safe routes to schools at high schools and secondary schools.
Pamela Walls, County Counsel, announced that the Governor appointed Sunshine Sikes as a Judge to our Superior Court in Riverside, presiding over Civil cases.
1-1 CLERK OF THE BOARD: Proof of Publications.
1-2 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGEN CY/PLANNING: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 3697 – Amber’s Mobile Pet Salon – Temescal Canyon Area Plan – Glen Ivy Zoning Area – 1st District. Proposing a 7,517 square foot Class IV Kennel (pet hotel) facility for 41 or more dogs with a dog day care grooming services (spa and salon) and related sales to be located in an existing 18,592 square foot building with the “Wildrose Business Park”. The project will occupy suites C through F of existing building 19. The project will include a maximum of 10 employees and will operate seven days a week from 7am to 7pm. The project will be operated completely indoors. Approved by the Planning Commission. [$0]
(RECEIVED AND FILED)
2-1 SUPERVISOR TAVAGLIONE: Reappointment of Debra Martin to the Workforce Investment Board. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
2-2 SUPERVISOR STONE: Renewal of the Revised Local Emergency Declaration for Riverside County due to the epidemic infestation of bark beetles in the Mountain Communities of Idyllwild and Pine Cove, and the positive find of the Golden Spotted Oak Borer (GSOB) in the community of Idyllwild. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
2-3 SUPERVISOR BENOIT: Appointment of Angela Janus to the Workforce Investment Board. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
2-4 SUPERVISOR BENOIT: Reappointment of Elin Holmberg-Rowland to the Sky Valley Community Council. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
2-5 AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER: Renewal of the Local Emergency Declaration for Riverside County due to the spread of Pierce’s Disease in the Local Vineyards, 3rd/3rd District. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
2-6 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY: Receive and File the Parking Report – Paid Parking for all County Parking Facilities, Consider the Recommendations in the Report, and Direct the Economic Development Agency and County Counsel to Prepare the Appropriate Documents in Accordance with the Board’s Action. [$0]
(TAKEN OFF CALENDAR)
3-1 SUPERVISOR TAVAGLIONE: Second District Use of Community Improvement Designation Funds to the Norco Area Chamber of Commerce; Habitat for Humanity; Riverside Museum Associates; Honor Flight of the Inland Empire; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$15,750 – General Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-2 SUPERVISOR TAVAGLIONE: Second District Use of Community Improvement Designation Funds to the Family Services Association; Riverside County Professional Firefighters Benevolent Fund; Riverside Sunrise Rotary; Salvation Army Moreno Valley Corps; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$8,500 – General Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-3 SUPERVISOR ASHLEY: Fifth District Use of Community Improvement Designation Funds for San Gorgonio Middle School Band; Friends of the Perris Library; SKIP (Special Kids Interested Parents); Smiles for Seniors; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$8,500 – General Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-4 SUPERVISOR ASHLEY: Fifth District Use of Community Improvement Designation Funds for Sun City K-9 Adoptions, Inc.; Water Education Foundation; Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival; Moreno Valley High School; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$12,150 – General Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-5 SUPERVISOR ASHLEY: Fifth District Use of Community Improvement Designation Funds for Banning Library District; Riverside County Sheriff, Perris Station, Shop With a Cop; Menifee Valley Community Cupboard; Menifee Valley Chamber; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$11,500 – General Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-6 EXECUTIVE OFFICE: Annual Mitigation Fee Report for Fiscal Year 2012-2013. [$0]
(SET FOR HEARING 01/07/2014 @ 9:30 a.m.)
3-7a EXECUTIVE OFFICE: Policy Framework for Dedicated Use of Sales Tax Revenue. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-7b SUPERVISOR ASHLEY AND SUPERVISOR BENOIT: Approval of the Cabazon Community Revitalization Act (CCRA).
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-8 ANIMAL SERVICES: Ratify the addition of the department as a signatory to Agreement No. 77656, a Mutual Assistance Agreement between the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Los Angeles. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-9 ASSESSOR-COUNTY CLERK-RECORDER/RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND ARCHIVES PROGRAM: Approval of Four Departmental Records Retention Schedules and revision of the General Records Retention Schedule.
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-10 COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY: Adoption of Resolution 2013-280 for the 2014 Community Services Block Grant Agreement #14F-3032; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$737,429 – 100% Federal Funds]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-11 COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY: Ratify Financial Assistance Award #90EI0822-01-00 with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Community Services; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$17,000 – 100% DHHS]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-12 COUNTY COUNSEL: Waiver of Conflict of Interest for Best, Best & Krieger to represent the County in JPR, Inc. v. the California Department of Fish and Game et al., 3rd/3rd District. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-13 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY: Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility Shower Repair Project; Acceptance of Notice of Completion; and Authorize the Release of Retained Funds, 5th/5th District. [$26,181 – Tobacco Securitization Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-14 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY: Riverside Historic Courthouse Façade Project: Approval of Plans and Specifications; and Approval of the estimated total Project Budget, 2nd/2nd District. [$551,000 – Court Facilities Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-15 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY: Riverside Centre Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Upgrade Project: Acceptance of the Notice of Completion; Energy Efficient Conservation Block Grant; and Authorization of the Release of Retained Funds, 1st/1st District. [$10,294 – Energy Efficient Conservation Block Grant]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-16 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT: Lease Agreement, Department of Mental Health; and Finding of Notice of Exemption, Lake Elsinore, 1st/1st District. [$2,863,431 – 42% Federal / 58% State]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-17 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT: Lease Agreement, Department of Mental Health; and Finding of Notice of Exemption, 3rd/3rd District. [$3,831,182 – 100% State]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-18 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT: Adoption of Resolution 2013-171, Notice of Intention to Convey Real Property located in the City of Beaumont, known as Bogart Park - APN 401-210-011, and 402-060-018 to the Riverside County Regional Park & Open Space Dist., 5th/5th District. [$0]
(SET FOR HEARING 12/17/2013 @ 9:00 a.m.)
3-19 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT: Adoption of Resolution 2013-165, Notice of Intention to Convey Real Property located near Idyllwild, known as Idyllwild Park - APN 560-020-005, 560-020-006, 560-140-011, 560-140-012, 561-020-012, and 561-020-029 to the Riverside County Regional Park & Open Space District, 5th/5th District. [$0]
(SET FOR HEARING 12/17/2013 @ 9:00 a.m.)
3-20 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT: Adoption of Resolution 2013-175, Notice of Intention to Convey Fee Simple Interest in Real Property located northeasterly of the City of Blythe known as Mayflower Park – APN 883-070-003, 833-070-009, and 833-070-010 to the Riverside County Regional Park & Open Space District, 4th/4th District. [$0]
(SET FOR HEARING 12/17/2013 @ 9:00 a.m.)
3-21 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: Approval of the Participating Agency Agreement with the City of Corona, 2nd/2nd District.
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-22 FIRE: INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 787.7 an Ordinance of the County of Riverside Amending Ordinance No. 787 Adopting the 2013 California Fire Code; and Finding of Notice of Exemption.
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-23 HUMAN RESOURCES: Approval of the Parity Recommendations for Resident Physician & Surgeon classifications; and Approval of the Amendment to Ordinance No. 440 pursuant to the Adoption of Resolution 440-8953. [$302,112 – RCRMC Enterprise Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-24 HUMAN RESOURCES: Approval of Addendum No. 2 Renewal of Pharmacy Services Agreement with Navitus Health Solutions, LLC, to provide Exclusive Care members with prescription medication benefits. [$658,000 – Exclusive Care health insurance Premiums paid by enrolled membership]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-25 MENTAL HEALTH: Approval of Peer Recovery Support Services Contract Aggregate to Provide Mental Health Services. [$9,500,000 – 100% State MHSA]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-26 PUBLIC HEALTH: Ratify the Agreement with Marin County for Medi-Cal Administrative Activities (MAA/Targeted Case Management (TCM), Contract #14-050, Participation Fees for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 and 2014-2015. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-27 PUBLIC HEALTH: Approval of the Chemical Safety Training to provide HazMat training for 25 Countywide HazMat Operations Group (CHOG) members. [$37,500 – 100% Federal Home]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-28 PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES: Acceptance of the SNAP-Ed Get Fresh Project Grant Funding from the California Department of Social Services; Ratify the Single-Source Agreements #CW-02768 and #CW-02769 with FIND Food Bank and The Regents of the University of California; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$400,000 – 100% Federal Funds]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-29 PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES: Approval of Agreement with the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians for Tribal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-30 SHERIFF-CORONER-PA: Approval of ProForce Law Enforcement as the Sole Source Provider of Taser Weapons and Supplies without securing competitive bids. [$600,000 – 100% Asset Forfeiture Funds]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-31 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/CODE ENFORCEMENT: Ratify the Contract Renewal with the City of Perris for Fiscal Year 2013-2014. [$557,958 – City of Perris]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-32 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Estelle Street Resurfacing and Grant Street Sidewalk Construction Project: Approval of two addenda to the Plans and Specifications; Acceptance of the Low Bid and Award of Contract to Hardy & Harper, Inc.; and Approval of the Project’s Proposed Budget – in the Community of Home Gardens, 2nd/2nd District. [$838,000 – 62.7% Gas Tax / 18.6% SB 821 / 18% Measure A/Western / 0.7% Home Gardens Sanitary District]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-33 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Approval of the Cooperative Agreement between the County of Riverside, City of Menifee and the City of Murrieta for the Scott Road/Interstate 215 Interchange Improvement Project, 3rd/3rd District. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-34 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Magnolia Avenue/BNSF Railway Company Grade Separation Project: Approval of two addenda to the Plans and Specifications; Acceptance of the Low Bid and Award of Contract to OHL USA, Inc.; and Approval of the Project’s Proposed Budget, City of Riverside and Home Gardens Area, 1st/1st & 2nd/2nd Districts. [$34,167,522 – 41.7% CMAQ / 11.1% STP-Discretionary / 29.4% Proposition 1B [Trade Corridor Improvement Funds] / 2.2% Gas Tax [ABX8-9 New Huta] / 11.7% TUMF-Northwest Zone [WRCOG] / 3.7% Miscellaneous [BNSF] / 0.2% Home Gardens Sanitary District]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-35 ASSESSOR-COUNTY CLERK-RECORDER AND PUBLIC HEALTH: ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 729.7, an Ordinance of the County of Riverside Amending Ordinance No. 729.6 to amend the statutory fees set by the State; and ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 734.14, an Ordinance of the County of Riverside Amending Ordinance No. 734.13 to amend the statutory fees set by the State. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3-36 SUPERVISOR JEFFRIES: First District Use of Community Improvement Designation Funds for Hawk Boosters of Citrus Hill Cheer Squad; Riverside County Philharmonic Youth Services; Riverside Lyric Opera Youth Services; and Approval of Budget Adjustments. [$3500 – General Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
4-1 SUCCESSOR AGENCY TO THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY: Rancho Jurupa Regional Sports Park: Notice of Cessation; Release of Retention; and Approval of Revised Plans and Specifications, 2nd/2nd District. [$533,330 – Jurupa Valley Redevelopment Capital Improvement Bond Proceeds]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
9-1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT AND TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT: Public Hearing on Adoption of Resolution 2013-219, Authorizing Resolution of Necessity Regarding the Jefferson Street / Interstate 10 Interchange Project, 4th/4th District. (3-20 of 10/22/2013) [$2,937,104 – 100% Coachella Valley Association of Governments]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
9-2 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: Public Hearing on the ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 580.5, an Ordinance of the County of Riverside amending Ordinance No. 580 Relating to Mobile Food Facilities; and Finding of Notice of Exemption. [$0]
(APPROVED AS AMENDED)
9-3 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/CODE ENFORCEMENT: Public Hearing on Statement of Abatement Costs Case No. CV 06-5690 located 1 Parcel West of 21430 Elmwood Street, Perris; APN: 318-140-024, 1st / 1st District. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
9-4 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY /CODE ENFORCEMENT: Public Hearing on Statement of Abatement Costs Case Nos. CV 07-8018 & CV 07-10741 located at 9367 52nd Street, Riverside; APN: 167-242-004, 2nd / 2nd District. [$0]
(CONT’D. TO 2/25/2014 @ 9:30 a.m.)
9-5 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/CODE ENFORCEMENT: Public Hearing on Statement of Abatement Costs Case No. CV 10-09099 located 4 Lots East of 10051 Compass Drive, North Shore/Desert Beach; APN: 318-140-024, 4th / 4th District. [$0]
(APPROVED AS REDUCED)
9-6 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Public Hearing on the Annexation of Street Lighting Zone 109 (Woodcrest) Landscaping & Lighting Maintenance District No. 89-1- Consolidated, 1st/1st District. [$386 – 100% L&LMD No. 89-1-C]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
9-7 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Public Hearing on the Annexation of Zone 185 (Rancho California) Landscaping & Lighting Maintenance District No. 89-1- Consolidated, 3rd/3rd District. [$636 – 100% L&LMD No. 89-1-C]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
9-8 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Public Hearing on the Annexation of Zone 175 (Cabazon) Landscaping & Light-ing Maintenance District No. 89-1- Consolidated, 5th/5th District. [$4,043 – 100% L&LMD No. 89-1-C]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
9-9 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Public Hearing on the Annexation of Zone 178 (Horsethief Canyon) Landscaping & Lighting Maintenance District No. 89-1- Consolidated, 1st/1st District. [$1,470 – 100% L&LMD No. 89-1-C]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
9-10 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/TRANSPORTATION: Public Hearing on the Annexation of Zone 180 (Mead Valley) Landscaping & Lighting Maintenance Dist. No. 89-1- Consolidated, 1st/1st Dist. [$2,313 – 100% L&LMD No. 89-1-C]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
10-1 HOUSING AUTHORITY: Approval of the Second Amendment to the Mountain View Estates Grant Agreement and Project Completion in the Community of Oasis, 4th/4th District. [$16,052,124 – 2010 and 2011 Tax Allocation Housing Bond Proceeds]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
14-1 Chan-My Trinh spoke regarding water damage to her property near Mount Rubidoux due to flood lines the City of Riverside installed.
(REFERRED TO COUNCLMAN MIKE GARDNER, CITY OF RIVERSIDE)
14-2 Robert Mabee read his statement into the record.
(Pamela Walls, CO. CO. provided copy of a letter from the state, authorized by Mr. Diezenhouse that declares the investigation concluded and the case closed)
14-3 Garry Grant spoke regarding 10-1 on today’s agenda regarding RDA issues. He feels the project benefits developers and abuses RDA funding.
16-1 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/PLANNING: Public Hearing on GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 1110 / SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 288, AMENDMENT NO. 2 / CHANGE OF ZONE NO. 7767 (Fast Track 2011-13) – Rancon Crossroads, LLC – 3rd/3rd District. Recommend Consideration of Addendum No. 1 to Environmental Impact Report No. 375; Approval of General Plan Amendment No. 1110 to revise the boundary of Specific Plan No. 288 “Winchester Crossroads” by adding a 15 gross acre parcel to the Specific Plan; Approval of Specific Plan No. 288, Amendment No. 2 to modify the approved Specific Plan by adding 15 acres gross to the total plan area, and revising the classifications on the Land Use Plan, the circulation plan, the landscape plan, the grading and drainage plan, and the water and sewer circulation plan, in which the total density is proposed to increase from 791 residential units to a potential maximum of 920 residential units; and Approval of Change of Zone No. 7767 (FTA 2011-13) to update the Specific Plan Boundary and revise the Specific Plan Zoning Ordinance. The project is located southerly of Olive Road, westerly of Highway 79 (Winchester Road), 3rd/3rd District. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM. W/AMD. TO CONDITIONS)
16-2 TRANSPORTATION & LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/PLANNING: Public Hearing on CHANGE OF ZONE NO. 7495 / TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO. 33490 – Robert Mainiero – 4th/4th District. Recommend Adoption of Negative Declaration for Environmental Assessment No. 41300; Tentatively Approval of Change of Zone No. 7495 to change from Residential Agricultural 20 Acre minimum to Residential Agricultural 5 Acre minimum; and Approval of Tentative Parcel Map No. 33490, Schedule H, which proposes subdivision of 10.1 gross acres into two residential parcels with each parcel being 5 acres, and within one proposed parcel encompassing an existing single family residence and Polanco park and the other proposed parcel encompass an existing guest dwelling unit. The project is located northwest corner of 57th Avenue and Desert Cactus Drive, 4th/4th District. [$0]
(CONT’D. TO 1/21/2014 @ 10:30 a.m.)
CONCURRENT EXECUTIVE SESSION-COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, SUCCESSOR AGENCY TO THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, REGIONAL PARK AND OPEN SPACE DISTRICT, FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT, WASTE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, HOUSING AUTHORITY, PERRIS VALLEY CEMETERY DISTRICT, IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PUBLIC AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICTS:
With respect to every item of business to be discussed in closed session pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9:
Conference with legal counsel-existing litigation:
(Subdivision (d)(1) of Government Code Section 54956.9)
A.1 Friends of Riverside’s Hills v. County of Riverside, et al. (Case No. RIC 1100822)
A.2 Platinum Collective v. County of Riverside (Case No. RIC 1107504)
A.3 Residents Against Specific Plan 380 v. County of Riverside, et al. (Case No. RIC 1312923)
A.4 Deleted
Conference with legal counsel-anticipated litigation:
Significant exposure to litigation pursuant to subdivision (d)(2) of Government Code Section 54956.9:
B.1 Two potential cases
Conference with legal counsel-anticipated litigation:
Initiation of litigation pursuant to subdivision (d)(4) of Government Code Section 54956.9:
C.1 One potential case
(NO REPORT OUT)
The Chairman declared the meeting adjourned in Memory of Justice John G. Gabbert, Dr. Vick Knight, Manuel Salas, Donald Richard Wold, Peter Nicholas Matteo, Rosemary (Flohr) Cinque, Norma Jean Sing, William Edward Joyce, Lois (Nana) Shope, Helen Coor, Joan Robinson, Raymond Romero Garcia, Dr. Robert Steinberg and Albert E. Reavill, Jr., Eleanor Parker, Brigetta Paige, Mayor John Machisic, and Mark Trtan.
John Benoit, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: Kecia Harper-Ihem, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors