STATEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
ALL MEMBERS PRESENT EXCEPT SUPERVISOR GUTIERREZ
NOVEMBER 7, 2023
TUESDAY
9:30 A.M.
1.1 20329 CLERK OF THE BOARD: Proof of Publication. [$0]
1.2 23291 TRANSPORTATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/PLANNING: TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 38175, TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 38263, & PLOT PLAN NO. 220005 - Exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), pursuant to State CEQA Guidelines Section 15182(c) (Residential Projects Pursuant to a Specific Plan) – Applicant: Albert A Webb Associates, c/o Fayres Hall – Third Supervisorial District – Rancho California Zoning Area – Southwest Area Plan – Community Development: Medium High Density Residential (CD:MHDR) – Highway 79 Policy Area – Location: East of Sally Street, south of Fields Drive, and west of Rebecca Street – Zoning: Specific Plan No. 382, Planning Area 9 & 28 - REQUEST: Tentative Tract Map No. 38175 is a proposal for a Schedule “A” subdivision of 17.40 acres into 96 single-family residential lots. The lots range in size from 3,960 square feet to 11,323 square feet. Tentative Tract Map No. 38263 is a proposal for a Schedule “A” subdivision of 22.1 acres into 135 condominium units. Plot Plan No. 220005 is a proposal for the construction of 155 detached condominium units with enclosed 2 car garages. Additional site improvements are shared with the adjacent tract and include a passive recreation area with shade structure, picnic tables, BBQ pit, and water quality basins – APN’s: 472-180-052, -053, & -054 – District 3. [Applicant Fees 100%]
2.1 20348 SUPERVISOR V. MANUEL PEREZ: 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]
2.2 23372 SUPERVISOR YXSTIAN GUTIERREZ: Reappointment of Anita Worthen to the Riverside Veterans Advisory Committee, Fifth District
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
2.3 23373 SUPERVISOR YXSTIAN GUTIERREZ: Appointment of Nicholas Hughes to the Agricultural Appeals Board, Fifth District.
2.4 23319 AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER: Renewal of Local Emergency in Riverside County Due to the Discovery of Citrus Greening Disease, or Huanglongbing, All Districts. [$0]
2.5 23320 AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER: Renewal of the Local Emergency Declaration for Riverside County Due to the Spread of Pierce's Disease in the Local Vineyards, District 3. [$0]
2.6
23395
AUDITOR-CONTROLLER: Fiscal Year 2023/24 Internal Audit Plan; [District:
ALL]; [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
2.7 23184 AUDITOR-CONTROLLER: Fiscal Year 23/24 Allocation of Enhancing Law Enforcement Activities Sub-account (ELEAS) for Citizen's Option for Public Safety (COPS) Program and Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act (JJCPA), Districts All. [$12,669,460 - State Funds 100%]
2.8 20302 CLERK OF THE BOARD: Approval of the November 2023 Commemorative List of Presentations, All Districts. [$0]
2.9 23423 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT: Receive and file the American Medical Response Ambulance Service, Inc. (AMR) Annual Performance Report for Ground Advanced Life Support (ALS) Emergency Ambulance Services for Fiscal Year 2022/2023. All Districts. [$0]
2.10 23384 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Treasurer's Statement of Investment Policy, All Districts. [$0]
3.1 23457 BOS DISTRICT 1: First District use of Community Improvement Designation Funds (CID) to be allocated to Riverside Educational Enrichment Foundation; Southern California Railway Museum Inc.; and NAMI Mt. San Jacinto. [$9,000 – General Fund 100%] (4/5 Vote Required)
3.2 23443
BOS DISTRICT 2: Approve the Second District Unincorporated
Communities Initiative Project, and Direct the
Executive Office to Issue $25,000 from the Unincorporated Communities Fund to
the Lake Elsinore & San Jacinto Watershed Authority, to Support Project
Funding. District 2. [$25,000 Total Cost – 100% General Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.3 23453 BOS DISTRICT 2: Second District Use of Community Improvement Designation (CID) Funds for Temple Beth Shalom and Kidz Come First. [$5,000 - General Fund 100%] (4/5 Vote Required)
3.4 23357 BOS DISTRICT 5: Fifth District Use of Community Improvement Designation (CID) Funds for Little Wishes Big Hearts, Highlands Springs Country Club Owner Association, Moreno Valley High School, Rancho Verde High School Wrestling Program, Butterfield Elementary Booster & Advisory Club, City of Beaumont, and Boxing for Christ. [$20,900 - General Fund 100%] (4/5 Vote Required)
3.5 23277 EXECUTIVE OFFICE: County of Riverside Annual Mitigation Fee Report for Fiscal Year 2022-2023; All Districts [$0] (Clerk to Advertise) (Set for Public Hearing)
(SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON 11/28/2023 @ 9:30 A.M. OR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THEREAFTER)
3.6 23340 EXECUTIVE OFFICE: Approve Professional Services Agreement with Avantpage, Inc. for Spanish Interpretation Services for County of Riverside Board of Supervisors meetings without seeking competitive bids through November 30, 2024 with the option to renew for one additional year; All Districts. [Total cost $150,000 - 100% General Fund Contingency] (4/5 Vote Required)
3.7 23416
EXECUTIVE OFFICE: Receive and File Palm Desert City Council Resolution No.
2023-047, Withdrawing from the Riverside County Library System. District
4. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.8 23333 ASSESSOR-COUNTY CLERK-RECORDER/RMAP: Approval of Revised Departmental Records Retention Schedule for Riverside County Information Technology (RCIT), All Districts. [$0] (4/5 Vote Required)
3.9 23192
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Approval of the Professional Services Agreement with
Motorola Solutions, Inc. Without Seeking Competitive Bids for Four (4)
Years through October 31, 2027, With The Option of Extending for Two (2)
Additional One-Year Renewals: All Districts; 4/5 Vote[Total
Aggregate Cost, including contingency - $740,178; up to $74,018 in contingency.
100% Departmental Funds] (4/5 Vote Required)
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.10 23374 DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Authorize the District
Attorney, or Designee, to Submit Grant Application and Related Documents for
the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) for the Human
Trafficking Advocate (HA) program, for FY2023-24 and 2024-2025 and Authorize
the Chair of the Board and the District Attorney, or Designee, to Sign the
Aforementioned Form. All Districts. [0%].
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.11 23375 DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Authorize the District Attorney, or Designee, to Submit Grant Application and Related Documents for the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) for the Elder Abuse (XE) program, for FY2023-24 and 2024-2025 and Authorize the Chair of the Board and the District Attorney, or Designee, to Sign the Aforementioned Form. All Districts. [0%].
3.12 22937 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT: Adoption of Ordinance No. 756.1, Amending Riverside County Ordinance No. 756, Establishing Regulations for ALS Ambulance, Air Ambulance, BLS Ambulance, and Critical Care Transport Providers. All Districts. [$0]
3.13 23179 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT: Ratify and Approve the Agreement between the Riverside County Emergency Medical Services Agency (REMSA) and the State of California Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) for the Regional Disaster Medical Health Specialist Grant, and authorize the Director of Emergency Management Department (EMD) to sign, All Districts. [$240,000; 50% State, 50% Federal funds].
3.14 23358 FIRE DEPARTMENT: Ratify and Approve the Cost Share Agreement between Riverside County Fire Department, State of California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CALFIRE), and USDI Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) for the Johnson Fire Incident that occurred on May 20, 2023; District 4 [$26,142 - 48% Structural Fire Taxes, 52% General Fund]
3.15 23225
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT (FM) AND AUDITOR-CONTROLLER (ACO): Riverside County
Administrative Center Auditor-Controller 6th Floor Tenant Improvement Project -
California Environmental Quality Act Exempt pursuant to State CEQA Guidelines
Section 15301 Existing Facilities and Section 15061 (b)(3) "Common
Sense" Exemption, Approval of In-Principle, Preliminary Project Budget,
and Approval of the Professional Services Agreement for Architectural Services
with DLR Group, Inc., District 1. [$5,460,125 - 100% Capital Improvement
Program Fund]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.16 23180 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT (FM) AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Indio Environmental Health Carpet/Flooring Replacement Project - California Environmental Quality Act Exempt pursuant to State CEQA Guidelines Sections 15301, 15302, and Section 15061 (b)(3), Approval of In-Principle and Preliminary Project Budget; District 4. [Total Cost: $146,548 - 100% Environmental Health Department General Fund 10000]
3.17 23116 HOUSING AND WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS (HWS): Award contract to Healthcare in Action Medical Group for Street Medicine Services per ITB (COARC-0016); Approve the Housing and Homelessness Incentive Program (HHIP) Subrecipient Agreement HWSCoC-0004922 with Healthcare in Action Medical Group for Street Medicine Services; Authorize the HWS Director, or designee, to execute the HHIP Agreement with Healthcare in Action Medical Group through April 30, 2025; All Districts. [Total Cost: $2,381,960; up to 20% in additional compensation - 100% State Funding]
3.18 23141 HOUSING AND WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS (HWS): Approve the Form of First Amendment to HOME Loan Agreement for the Use of HOME Investment Partnerships Act (HOME) Program Funds to Increase the Loan Amount for the Monarch Apartment Homes Project, in the City of Palm Springs, and Authorize the Director of HWS to Execute a Form of the First Amendment to HOME Loan Agreement, First Amendment to the Covenant Agreement, First Amendment to Deed of Trust and Amended and Restated Promissory Note; District 4. [$700,000 - 100% HOME Funds]; No Further Actions Pursuant to CEQA (4/5 Vote Required)
3.19 23272 HOUSING AND WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS (HWS): Adopt Resolution No. 2023-277, Ratifying and Approving an Application for the 2023 Emergency Solutions Grant Program, Continuum of Care (CoC) Allocation, and Authorizing the Director of HWS to Execute the Standard Agreement and any Amendments thereto, Funding Requests, and relevant documents with the State of California Department of Housing and Community Development, and to Accept funds and Administer the 2023 ESG Program CoC Grant as the Administrative Entity for the Riverside City & County CoC; All Districts. [Potential Funding up to $598,998 - 100% State]
3.20 23210 HOUSING AND WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS (HWS): Adopt Resolution No. 2023-270, Approving an Application for the 2023 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program, Homelessness Prevention Allocation, and Authorizing the Director of HWS to Execute the Standard Agreement and any Amendments thereto, Funding Requests, and Relevant Documents with the State of California Department of Housing and Community Development, and to Accept Funds and Administer the 2023 ESG Program as the Administrative Entity for the City of Riverside and County CoC; All Districts. [Potential Funding up to $400,000 - 100% State]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.21 23360 HUMAN RESOURCES: Classification and Compensation Recommendation to adjust the salary of the Supervising Storekeeper job classification and amend Ordinance No. 440 Pursuant to Resolution No. 440-9405, All Districts. [$0]
3.22
23302 HUMAN RESOURCES – FIRE
PROTECTION: Classification & Compensation Recommendation to
adjust the salary of the Fire Marshal and amend Ordinance No. 440 pursuant to
Resolution No. 440-9404 submitted herewith, All Districts. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.23
22137 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT: Approve In-Principle, Preliminary Project Budget, and
Budget Adjustment for the French Valley Childcare and Early Childhood Learning
Experience Project. District 3. [$19,000,000 Total Cost;
$12,000,000 - 63% ARPA D3 Child Care Facilities, $3,000,000 - 15% Riverside
County Library System Fund 21200, $2,000,000 - 11% CA Proposition 10 Fund
25800, and $2,000,000 - 11% ARPA First 5] (Not a Project Under CEQA) (4/5 Vote Required)
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.24
23368 PROBATION: Approval
of the Local Community Corrections Partnership Public Safety Annual Realignment
Plan Update for Fiscal Year 2023/2024. All Districts. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.25 23421 REGISTRAR OF VOTERS: Adopt Resolution 2023-285 to authorize the Interim Registrar of Voters to not list supporters and opponents of local measures on county ballots for all future elections, All Districts. [$0]
3.26 23339 RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM - BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: Ratify and Approve Amendments to Agreements Between Riverside University Health System–Behavioral Health and California Mental Health Services Authority for Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist Certification Training, All Districts. [Total Cost $75,000 up to $7,500 Additional Compensation Annually, 100% State Funds]
3.27
23390 RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY
HEALTH SYSTEM - BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: Ratify and Approve the Intergovernmental
Transfer of Public Funds Agreements #22-20124 and #22-29153 with the Department
of Health Care Services, All Districts. [$0].
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.28
23098 SHERIFF-CORONER-PA:
Acceptance of FY2023 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG)
Program Award from the U.S. Department of Justice; All Districts. [$547,705 -
Federal Grant Revenue - 100%]; [4/5 vote required]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.29 23248 SHERIFF-CORONER-PA: Accept the FY23-24 Alcohol Policing Partnership (APP) Program Funding in the Amount of $75,000 Awarded by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control; Adopt Resolution No. 2023-274, Authorizing the Riverside County Sheriff and Other Authorized Agents to Accept Funding for the Alcohol Policing Program (APP) from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, to Execute the APP Grant Documents and Administer the APP Grant, for the Communities located in the Southwest Corridor of the County; District 3 [$75,000 – 100% State Funds] (4/5 Vote Required)
3.30 23274 SHERIFF-CORONER-PA: Ratify and Approve the One Year Agreement for Law Enforcement Services between the De Luz Community Services District and the County of Riverside (FY23/24), District 3. [$305,000 - Contract City Law Enforcement Revenue 100%]
3.31 23364 SHERIFF-CORONER-PA: Approval In-Principal to seek leased space for a new Administrative Facility for the Riverside County Sheriff's Office. District 1; [$0]
3.32
23064 TRANSPORTATION AND LAND
MANAGEMENT AGENCY/ TRANSPORTATION: Notice of Completion – Slurry Seal and
Curb Ramp Accessibility Project, for Fiscal Year 22/23 at Various Locations.
Districts 4 and 5. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.33
23066 TRANSPORTATION AND LAND
MANAGEMENT AGENCY/ TRANSPORTATION: Notice of Completion – Slurry Seal and
Curb Ramp Accessibility Project, for Fiscal Year 22/23 at Various Locations.
Districts 1 and 2. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.34 23409 TRANSPORTATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/ TRANSPORTATION: Adoption of Resolution No. 2023-252, Accepting offers of dedication for a portion of Main Street in the Good Hope area for public use and accepting an offer of dedication for Robinson Street in the Mead Valley area for public use and into The County Maintained Road System, Not a Project under CEQA per State CEQA Guidelines Section 15060 or Exempt per Section 15061(b)(3) District 1. [Applicant Fees 100%]
3.35 22956 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Adoption of Ordinance No. 767.28, an Ordinance of the County of Riverside Amending Ordinance No. 767 Delegating Authority to the County Treasurer to Invest and Reinvest Funds of the County and Other Depositors and to Deposit for Safekeeping Certain Instruments in Identified Financial Institutions; Exempt from CEQA per State CEQA Guidelines Section 15061(b)(3), All Districts. [$0]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.38 23448 BOS DISTRICT 3: Approve the Third District Unincorporated Communities Initiative project and direct the Executive Office to transfer $160,000 from the Unincorporated Communities Fund to Anza Electric Cooperative, Inc., and $62,000 to Riverside County Fire, to support project funding, District 3. [$222,000 Total Cost – 100% NCC Funds]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
3.39 23462 BOS DISTRICT 2: Second District Use of Community Improvement Designation (CID) Funds for the Chabad Jewish Center of Riverside. [$4,000 - General Fund 100%] (4/5 vote required)
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
5
5A Public Financing Authority Meeting
5B COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE ASSET LEASING CORPORATION MEETING
5C RIVERSIDE COUNTY INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING AUTHORITY MEETING
5D RIVERSIDE DISTRICT COURT FINANCING CORPORATION MEETING
6 Industrial Development Authority Meeting
7 In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority Meeting
8 Community Facilities District Legislative Body Meeting
9 Riverside County Library System Foundation Meeting
10 Housing Authority Meeting
10.1 23287 HOUSING AUTHORITY: Approval of the Form of Section 8 Project-Based Voucher Program Agreement to Enter into a Housing Assistance Payments (AHAP) Contract for New Construction and Approve the Forms of the Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) Contract and Consent to Assignment of AHAP and HAP Contract, between Wildomar Tres Lagos Partners II LP and the Housing Authority of the County of Riverside, for the Tres Lagos II Apartments Project, Located in the City of Wildomar; District 1. [$0]
11 Flood Control and Water Conservation District Meeting
11.1 23230 FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT: Approve Change Order,
Contract Increase, and Notice of Completion for Woodcrest Dam Outlet
Modification, Stage 90, Project No. 1-0-00045-90, District 1. [$246,384 Total
Cost - District Funds 100%] (4/5 Vote Required)
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
11.2 23285 FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT: Approval of Cooperative Agreement for Participation in the Southern California Stormwater Monitoring Coalition 5-Year Agreement, CEQA Exempt per State CEQA Guidelines Sections 15307, 15308, and 15061(b)(3), All Districts. [$500,000 Total Cost – District Funds 100%]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
11.3 23348 FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT: Adoption of Resolution No. F2023-18, Authorization to Convey Easement Interests in District-Owned Real Property Within a Portion of Assessor's Parcel Numbers: 178-050-008 and 207-230-096, Referenced as RCFC Parcel Numbers: 1010-10A and 1010-29, to County of Riverside by Easement Deed, Santa Ana River-Market Street Bridge, Project No. 1-0-00010, CEQA Exempt per State CEQA Guidelines Sections 15305 and 15061(b)(3), Districts 1 and 2. [$0]
11.4
23352 FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT:
Review and Determine That Emergency Conditions Continue and There is a Need to
Continue the Apple Fire and El Dorado Fire Emergency Actions, Nothing Further
is Required Under CEQA, District 5. [$0] (4/5 Vote Required)
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
11.5
23353 FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT:
Adoption of Resolution No. F2023-19, Authorization to Purchase a Fee Simple
Interest in Real Property Located in the Unincorporated Area Known as Temescal
Valley, County of Riverside, State of California, Portion of Assessor's Parcel
Number 393-130-006, Also Referred to as RCFC Parcel Number 2052-47, from L and
J Next Gen North, LLC, a California Limited Liability Company, by Grant Deed,
Temescal Creek Floodplain Acquisition Project, Project Number 2-0-00052, CEQA
Exempt per State CEQA Guidelines Section 15325 and 15061(b)(3), District 2.
[$1,700,000 Total Cost – District Funds 100%]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
11.6 23355 FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT: Review and Determine There is a Need to Continue the Tropical Storm Hilary Emergency Actions; Receive and File the Report of the Tropical Storm Hilary Emergency Actions, CEQA Exempt per State CEQA Guidelines Section 15269, All Districts. [$0] (4/5 Vote Required)
12 County Board and Waste Resources Management District Meeting
12.1 22952 DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES: Approve the Standard Support Services and Licensing Agreement with Paradigm Software L.L.C for the WeighStation™ CW6 software for ten years; Approve the Form of the Program Terms and Conditions (General Conditions) with CardConnect, LLC for three years with the option to renew annually, and Authorize the General Manager-Chief Engineer to enter into and execute the General Conditions and any necessary Addenda; All Districts. [$1,593,760 Total Cost, Not to exceed $525,359 during year one, $118,711 annually thereafter; with up to $20,000 annually in additional compensation - Department of Waste Resources Enterprise Funds 100%]
D. District
(NO BUSINESS)
13 County Board and Regional Park and Open Space District Meeting
(NO BUSINESS)
13.1 23427 REGIONAL PARK AND OPEN SPACE DISTRICT: Approval of Amended and Restated Professional Service Agreement with Architectural Resources Group for the Trujillo Adobe Preservation Plan; Nothing Further Required Pursuant to CEQA; District 1. [$102,500 Total Cost - CA State Parks Grant 100%]
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
13.2 23441 SUPERVISOR YXSTIAN GUTIERREZ: Appointment of Derrel Thomas to the Riverside County Regional Park and Open Space District Advisory Commission, Fifth District
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
14 Riverside Community Housing Corp. Meeting
14.1 22914 RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY HOUSING CORP (RCHC): Ratify and Approve the Third and Fourth Amendments to the Emergency Solutions Grant Agreement between the Riverside Community Housing Corp. (RCHC) and the County of Riverside (County), for the Use of Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG-CV) Funds through September 20, 2023; All Districts. [$742,010 - ESG-CV Funds 100%]
15 Riverside University Health System Medical Center Governing Board Meeting
15.1 23305 RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM-MEDICAL CENTER: Ratify and Approve Medical
Staff Appointments, Re-appointments, Clinical Privileges Proctoring, Additional
Privileges, Withdrawal of Privileges, Leave of Absences,
Resignations/Withdrawals, Automatic Termination, and Privileges, as Recommended
by the Medical Executive Committee on January 12, 2023, February 9, 2023, March
9, 2023, April 13, 2023, May 11, 2023, June 8, 2023, All Districts. [$0].
(APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
16 Public Comment
16.1 Eddie Apodaca
spoke regarding issues within the Mark Lamont with the Idyllwild Fire Department.
16.2 Anthony
Mitchell spoke regarding the removal of bus route number 12.
16.3 Jose
Medina spoke regarding the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, donations to
elected official campaigns from the Riverside Sheriff’s Association and the
need to separate the Sheriff’s Department from the Coroner.
16.4 Ellie
Jackson spoke regarding the distrust and the lack of integrity of Dominion voting
machines and requested the County not use them in the upcoming 2024 election.
16.5 Franco
Pacheco spoke regarding the negative impact of warehouse development and read a
report on the impact of air quality due to warehouses.
16.6 Karla
Cervantes spoke regarding traffic and pollution in the community of Mead Valley
from diesel trucks and warehouses.
16.7 Jose Torres
spoke regarding Senate Bill 1439 and asked how the Board notifies the public if
they receive political contributions of $250 to their campaigns when they are
dealing with items that require use of land, permits or entitlements.
16.8 Lisa
Matus spoke regarding her son’s death while in custody with the Sheriff’s
department and the ongoing in custody deaths and requested the Coroner and
Sheriff be separated.
16.9 Michael
Bradley spoke regarding local government and freedom of information acts regarding
land use and property that caused the Highland Fire due to lack of enforcement
on the property.
16.10 Holly
Burkhart spoke regarding the distrust and the lack of integrity of Dominion
voting machines and requested the county use ballots and require signatures and
IDs.
16.11 Colleen
Strong spoke regarding her distrust of Dominion voting machines and requested
the county use ballots and secure the ballot boxes.
16.12 Roy
Bleckert spoke regarding a letter regarding the voting machines and vote by
mail ballots, the Sheriff being attacked by former representative, ACLU and
former Supervisor Bob Buster and destruction of public safety due the lack of
laws to enforce crime and requested the county focus on enforcing crime.
16.13 Daryl
Terrell read an essay called Religion is an Island by Rabbi Abraham.
16.14 Eplonet
Thunderstriker spoke regarding HAMAS hostages, Israel, Grammys, Community
Services Districts, and Biden.
16.15 David
Serpa spoke regarding the integrity of Dominion voting machines, cancel the
lease with Dominion, buy machines to print ballots and support Military
Veterans to identify as Veterans on ballots.
16.16 Nathan
Kemp spoke regarding the high number of in custody deaths in the jails and requested
oversight with the Sheriff’s Department.
16.17 Luis
Nolasco spoke regarding in custody deaths in the jail and requested the Board
create an Office of Inspector General and Civilian Oversight Committee.
16.18 Emma Li
spoke regarding the actions of the Sheriff’s Department, in custody deaths, and
requested the Board establish an independent oversight body, stop increasing
the budget, and separate the Sheriff’s department from the Coroner’s
office.
16.19 Mary
Valdemar spoke regarding people who lost their lives from law enforcement and
in custody deaths, communities that have been mistreated, build community
participation and oversight.
16.20 Esther
Petrella spoke regarding her support for Israel and the victims, and the important
of quality of life and respect for the rights of others.
16.21 Paul
Petrella spoke regarding misinformation of his comments during the Board
meeting last week and the importance of transparency regarding an owner of a short-term
rental near his home.
16.22 Travis
Poper spoke regarding concerns with county services involving Code Enforcement,
Animal Services and Environmental Health, and pit bulls breeding in near his
house, and Code violations in his neighborhood.
16.23 Noemi
Bravo spoke requested the Board hold the Sheriff’s department accountable, the
loss of her son in jail and in custody deaths.
16.24 Shelby Bunch spoke regarding the previous
Registrar of Voters, elections, upcoming mock elections, mail in ballots and
high number of duplicate ballots in Riverside County.
16.25 Candace
Cortez spoke regarding oversight and accountability with the Sheriff’s
department and in custody deaths.
16.26 Fidel
Chagolla spoke regarding in custody deaths in the jail and no accountability
with the Sheriff’s department, stop increasing funding with the Sheriff’s
department, fund community-oriented alternatives to incarceration, establish
oversight body with subpoena power, establish an office of Inspector General,
separate the Sheriff’s department from the Coroner’s Office.
(SUPERVISOR SPIEGEL) Small Business Saturday
18 ITEMS PULLED FOR DISCUSSION
2.6, 2.9, 3.18, 3.25, 3.29, 3.38
19 Public Hearings
19.1 23254 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Public Hearing Regarding the Formation of Community Facilities District No. 23-8M (McCanna Hills) TR 33978 of the County of Riverside, Adopt Resolution of Formation No 2023-255, and Receive and File Community Facilities District Documents. District 5. [$111,478 Ongoing cost - 100% CFD 23-8M (McCanna Hills)]
19.2 10693 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 212, Item 111. Last assessed to: A. Brian Townsend. District 1. [$66,929-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale] (APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
19.3 12830 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 209, Item 323. Last assessed to: Catreea Heslip, 1/6 interest; Vellastine Neal Thompson, 1/18 interest; Marco C. Akil, Sr., 1/18 interest; Malcolm John Wiley, 1/18 interest; Johnetta Fuller, 1/60 interest; Anthony Fuller, 1/60 interest; Geraldine Fuller, 1/60 interest; Mary Beatrice Fuller Pickering, 1/60 interest; Danette Fuller, 1/60 interest; Archie Earl Jones, Sr. 1/72 interest; Tonya Fuller, 1/72 interest; Shirley Fuller, 1/72 interest; Izetta Fuller, 1/72 interest; Damond Anthony Fuller, 1/72 interest; Darren Edward Fuller, 1/72 interest; Christine Fuller Hayes, 1/6 interest; Roy Lee Fuller, 1/18 interest; Reginald Dee Fuller, 1/18 interest; Julian Dean Fuller, 1/18 interest; and Barbara Fuller Wilson, 1/6 interest. District 5. [$1,688-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale] (APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
19.4 13619 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 212, Item 471. Last assessed to: National Church. District 5. [$36,762-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale] (APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
19.5 13620 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 212, Item 468. Last assessed to: National Church. District 5. [$19,358-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale] (APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
19.6 14655 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 212, Item 836. Last assessed to: Willie James Holland, Sr., a married man as his sole and separate property. District 4. [$0] (APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
19.7 21695 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 212, Item 851. Last assessed to: Silver Star Home and Foreign Mission. District 4. [$0]
19.8 21701 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 212, Item 878. Last assessed to: Vernon L. Wright, Trustee of the Vernon L. Wright Trust Dated December 03, 1990. District 4. [$558-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale]
19.9 21795 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 214, Item 759. Last assessed to: Hazel Cochnauer, a widow, and Oleta A. Hovey and M. Roseen Gomes, mother and daughters as Joint Tenants. District 4. [$54,256-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale] (APPROVED AS RECOMM.)
19.10 22560 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 215-2, Item 1741. Last assessed to: Estate of Stacy Graham. District 4. [$78,447-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale]
19.11 22624 TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR: Public Hearing on the Recommendation for Distribution of Excess Proceeds for Tax Sale No. 212, Item 161. Last assessed to: The Dore Family Trust, dated April 22, 1992, Jeanne H. Dore, Trustee; Thomas A. Pieper, Trustee of the Thomas A. Pieper Living Trust, dated August 6, 2002; Gregory E. Pieper, a married man as his sole and separate property; Scott T. Pieper, a married man as his sole and separate property and Todd A. Pieper, a single man, as tenants in common; Thomas Philip Crandall; and Helene A. Jacobson, an unmarried woman. District 1. [$9,800-Fund 65595 Excess Proceeds from Tax Sale]
20 10:00 A.M. County General Plan Amendment Initiation Proceedings Meeting
21 10:00 A.M. County Land Use Public Hearings Meeting
21.1 22908 TRANSPORTATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/PLANNING: Public Hearing on GPA190009, CZ1900026, TTM37743, AND PPT200017 and to ADOPT a MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION for ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CEQ NO. 190048 (Applicant: Highgrove Inv. LLC., Steven Berzansky – Engineer/Representative: B & W Consulting Engineering Inc., Andrew Woodard – First Supervisorial District – University Zoning District – Highgrove Area Plan: Community Development: Medium Density Residential (CD: MDR); Highgrove Community Policy Area– Location: North of Center Street, south of Teresa Street, east of Mt. Vernon Avenue, and west of Carlin Lane – 9.17 Gross Acres - Zoning: One-Family Dwelling (R-1) - REQUEST: GPA190009 is a request to amend the land use designation from CD: MDR to CD:CR for Parcels 2 and 3 of TTM37743 and to CD: HDR for the residential Parcel 1 (6.40 acres) of TTM37743. CZ1900026 is a proposal to change the site’s zoning from R-1 to General Commercial (C-1/C-P) for Parcels 2 and 3 of the Project site. The zoning for the residential (Parcel 1) will remain R-1. TTM37743 is request for a Schedule “A” Condo Map that includes the subdivision of 9.17 gross acres into three parcels and two lettered lots for the purposes of right-of-way dedication. PPT200017 is a proposal for the site design and development of the residential portion of the Project site with construction of 52 condominium units, open space area and a water quality basin within Parcel 1. APN: 255-150-001. District 1. [$0]
21.2 23223 TRANSPORTATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCY/PLANNING: ORDINANCE NO. 927.2 (Short Term Rentals) in conjunction with CHANGE OF ZONE NO. 2100000 – Exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), pursuant to State CEQA Guidelines Section 15061(b)(3) (Common Sense Exemption) – Applicant: County of Riverside – Location: Countywide – REQUEST: Ordinance No. 927.2 in conjunction with Change of Zone No. 2100000 is an amendment to Riverside County’s Ordinance No. 927 (Short-Term Rentals). The changes to Ordinance No. 927 include special requirements for Idyllwild (including Pine Cove) and Wine Country, as designated in the Riverside County General Plan, which includes the following: an increased minimum age for responsible guests, a cap on the number of Short Term Rentals in each area, limit on the number of Short Term Rental Certificates held simultaneously in each area, further occupancy limits (for Wine Country only), separation or density requirements between Short Term Rentals and a lottery system for allowing new Short Term Rental certificates in each area, when there is capacity. Other changes to Ordinance No. 927 will be applied across the County and include organizational revisions for clarity, new definitions, additional permitting requirements, increased minimum age for responsible guests, and additional enforcement provisions and other minor changes to further clarify the permitting and operating requirements for Short Term Rentals. All Districts. [$25,000 Total Cost - General Fund 100%]
(PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED AND CONTINUED TO 11/28/2023 @ 10:00 A.M. OR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THEREAFTER)
Supervisor
Washington:
·
Riverside County Farm Bureau’s 106th
annual dinner
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Animal Friends of the Valley Tour
·
Highland Fire Visit
·
Senator Seyarto’s Veterans Expo
·
San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus Grand Re-Opening
·
Temecula’s 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit
·
Murrieta Rotary’s Field of Honor
Supervisor
Perez:
·
Thanked staff for
their work in creating the first Spanish agenda.
Supervisor
Spiegel:
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IEHP Partnership
Kickoff
·
Veterans Court
Graduation
·
Riverside County
National Adoption Day
·
Kathy Azevedo
Spirit of Norco Monument Dedication
Board
Committee Report / Update
(NO BUSINESS)
Executive
Officer / State Budget Update
(NO BUSINESS)
(NO BUSINESS)
County Counsel Report On Closed Sessions
(ONE REPORTABLE ACTION)
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, RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY HOUSING CORP., IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PUBLIC AUTHORITY AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICTS, GOVERNING BOARD OF THE RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM:
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)
23449 A.1 Corrina Espericueta, et al. v. County of Riverside, et al. (Riverside Superior Court Case No. RIC1805757)
23450 A.2 Pierrot Ntumba Mukendi v. County of Riverside, et al. (Riverside Superior Court Case No. CVRI2201614)
Conference with Legal Counsel-Anticipated Litigation:
Significant exposure to litigation pursuant to subdivision (d)(2) of Government Code Section 54956.9:
(NO BUSINESS)
Conference with Legal Counsel-Anticipated Litigation:
Initiation of litigation pursuant to subdivision (d)(4) of Government Code Section 54956.9:
(NO BUSINESS)
23451 D.1 Conference with labor negotiator:
Agency Negotiator – County Executive Officer
Employee organizations – Management/Confidential, Unrepresented, RCDDAA, RSA, SEIU, LIUNA, UDW and LEMU
23452 E.1 Public Employee Appointment
Title: Purchasing and Fleet Services Director
(BOARD UNANIMOUSLY VOTED 4-0 WITH SUPERVISOR GUTIERREZ ABSENT TO APPOINT MEGHAN HAHN AS THE PURCHASING AND FLEET SERVICES DIRECTOR)
The Chair declared the meeting adjourned.
Kevin Jeffries, Chair of the Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: Kimberly A. Rector, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors