May 06, 2026 Regular City Council Meeting

WHO

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AND I WOULD LIKE TO LET

[REGULAR MEETING – 7:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS]

SO I WILL BE PRESIDING OVER THE MEETING TONIGHT AND I WOULD LIKE COUNCIL MEMBER HUTCHINSON TO PLEASE LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.

PLACE YOUR RIGHT HAND OVER YOUR HEART.

READY? BEGIN.

I I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE

[PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE   ROLL CALL:  Mayor Michael  Mayor Pro Tem Kennedy  Council Members Hutchison, Scott and Stickler]

MAYOR MICHAEL IS EXCUSED.

MAYOR PRO TIMM KENNEDY.

I AM PRESENT.

COUNCIL MEMBERS, HUTCHINSON PRESENT.

SCOTT PRESENT AND STICKLER PRESENT.

MADAM CLERK, ARE THERE ANY CHANGES OR ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA TONIGHT? NO.

MAYOR PRO TEM KENNEDY, THERE'S NO AMENDMENTS.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

WE HAVE SEVERAL PRESENTATIONS THIS EVENING.

THE FIRST AN OPPORTUNITY TO HONOR

[AMENDMENTS TO THE AGENDA]

THIS IS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MUNICIPAL CLERKS SERVICES RECOGNITION WEEK.

SO I'D LIKE TO CALL ASHTON ROCHA, WHO IS OUR CITY CLERKS SERVICES DIRECTOR.

PATRICIA BRAVO VALDEZ,

[ANNOUNCEMENTS / PRESENTATIONS]

[B1. Presentation of a Proclamation to the Rancho Cucamonga City Clerk Services Department in Honor of Professional Municipal Clerk’s Week.]

JASMINE OREL, MANAGEMENT ANALYST.

JUSTIN FINN, RECORDS MANAGEMENT ANALYST, BLANCA MADRIGAL, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT AND ANGELA GARCIA, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.

WE DON'T, WE DON'T OFTEN GET TURN ON THE MIC.

OH, THEY'RE ALL UP HERE.

SO THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DON'T HAVE THE VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE WHO DO ALL OF THE WORK BEHIND THE SCENES.

THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THEY ARE UP HERE BEING RECOGNIZED FOR ALL THAT THEY DO.

THREE VERY SPECIAL THINGS THAT THEY DO IS THEY BRING INTEGRITY AND TRANSPARENCY TO WHAT WE DO IN CITY GOVERNMENTS, GOVERNANCE.

AND THEY ALSO PROVIDE THE STABILITY THAT WE NEED IN OUR CITY TO ENSURE THAT WE CAN DO THE WORK EVERY SINGLE DAY AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, THE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND OUTREACH.

SO WE WANNA THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO EVERY SINGLE DAY THAT NOBODY SEES.

AND IT BECOMES REALLY OBVIOUS WHEN YOU'RE UP HERE AND THERE'S NO ONE SITTING IN THE SEATS.

SO WE HAVE A, A RECOGNITION THAT WE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH YOU.

IT'S A PROCLAMATION THAT I WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TO DISPLAY AND IT READS, WHEREAS THE OFFICE OF THE PROFESSIONAL MUNICIPAL CLERK, A TIME HONORED AND VITAL PART OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXISTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

AND WHEREAS THE OFFICE OF THE PROFESSIONAL MUNICIPAL CLERK IS AMONG THE LONGEST ESTABLISHMENTS OF PUBLIC SERVANTS.

AND WHEREAS THE OFFICE OF THE PROFESSIONAL MUNICIPAL CLERK HELPS PROVIDE THE PROFESSIONAL LINK BETWEEN THE CITIZENS, THE LOCAL GOVERNING BODIES AND AGENCIES OF GOVERNMENT AT ALL LEVELS.

WHEREAS PROFESSIONAL MUNICIPAL CLERKS HAVE PLEDGED TO BE EVER MINDFUL OF THEIR NEUTRALITY AND IMPARTIALITY RENDERING EQUAL SERVICE TO ALL.

AND WHEREAS THE PROFESSIONAL MUNICIPAL CLERK SERVES AS THE FIRST POINT OF CONTACT FOR INFORMATION ON FUNCTIONS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY.

AND WHEREAS IT IS MOST APPROPRIATE THAT WE RECOGNIZE THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE OFFICE OF THE PROFESSIONAL MUNICIPAL CLERK.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVE THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DOES HEREBY HONOR AND RECOGNIZE THE WEEK OF MAY 3RD THROUGH MAY 9TH, 2026 AS PROFESSIONAL MUNICIPAL CLERKS WEEK AND FURTHER EXTEND OUR APPRECIATION TO YOUR DEPARTMENT FOR ALL THAT YOU DO.

YOU PROBABLY PUT TOGETHER THESE PROCLAMATIONS TODAY.

, YEAH.

SO YOU ALREADY KNEW.

BUT WE WANNA THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DO EVERY SINGLE DAY.

AND I DON'T KNOW IF YOU WANT TO SAY A FEW WORDS ABOUT YOUR DEPARTMENT AND YOUR STAFF.

LOVE TO HAVE YOU DO THAT.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

VICE MAYOR

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UM, IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE AS THE DIRECTOR FOR THE CITY CLERK SERVICES DEPARTMENT, ALONG WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS WHO TIRELESSLY WORK FOR YOUR COMMUNITY AND FOR THE PUBLIC.

UM, WE HAVE JASMINE BLANCA AND PATTY WITH US.

ANGELA AND JUSTINE WERE NOT ABLE TO BE WITH US, BUT THEY DEFINITELY APPRECIATE THIS RECOGNITION AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMITMENT TO US AS YOUR DEPARTMENT, AS WELL AS TO THE COMMUNITY.

SO THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

LET'S GIVE THEM A HAND.

YES.

YOU GUYS GET IN THE THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU GUYS.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU YOU SO MUCH.

OUR NEXT PRESENTATION THIS EVENING IS ALSO A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO ARE VITALLY IMPORTANT TO WHAT WE DO HERE, AND THAT'S OUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

SO I WOULD LIKE TO CALL UP RHONDA KLEO, PRESIDENT ELECT, JASON BLANCHARD DIRECTOR, AND HEATHER ROLLINS POLK, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.

I ALSO SEE A FORMER PAST PRESIDENT ERNIE BROM WILDER.

PLEASE COME ON UP AND JOIN US.

AS WE KNOW, BUSINESSES ARE TRULY THE LIFEBLOOD OF OUR COMMUNITY.

THEY PROVIDE SERVICES AND AMENITIES THAT IF THEY WERE NOT HERE, WE WOULD NOT HAVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE THAT WE DO IN THIS CITY.

WHETHER IT'S A MOM AND POP, SMALL BUSINESS OR A LARGE CORPORATION, THEY ARE VITAL TO WHAT

[B2. Presentation of a Proclamation to the Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce Designating the Month of May 2026 as Business Appreciation Month.]

WE DO HAVE A PROCLAMATION AND THEN I'M GOING TO TURN IT OVER TO THE PRESIDENT-ELECT AND ANYONE ELSE WHO'S FROM THE CHAMBER, YOU CAN CERTAINLY INTRODUCE THOSE WHO ARE WITH YOU.

SO WHEREAS BUSINESSES CONTRIBUTE SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE STRENGTH OF OUR COMMUNITY BY FOSTERING JOB CREATION, ADVANCING INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES, AND SUPPORTING A DIVERSE WORKFORCE THAT ENHANCES AND SUSTAINS OUR COMMUNITY'S ECONOMIC WELLBEING.

AND WHEREAS THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA RECOGNIZES AND CELEBRATES THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF OUR ESTABLISHED, ESTABLISHED BUSINESSES, ENTREPRENEUR, ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERS, SMALL MINORITY AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES, NONPROFIT PARTNERS, AND THE MAJOR CORPORATE EMPLOYERS THAT SIGNIFICANTLY STRENGTHEN THE ECONOMIC PROSPERITY OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA.

AND WHEREAS THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA IS FORTUNATE TO HAVE A THRIVING AND DIVERSE BASE OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY TO SUPPORT OUR LOCAL MARKET, MARKET AND EMPLOY OUR RESIDENTS, WHEREAS THE SAME DIVERSE BUSINESSES PROVIDE ESSENTIAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, CONTRIBUTE VALUABLE LOCAL TAX REVENUES, AND ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND MAKE MANY OTHER POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR COMMUNITY.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT PROCLAIM THAT THE CITY OF CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DOES HEREBY PROCLAIM THE MONTH OF MAY, 2026 AS BUSINESS APPRECIATION MONTH TO ALLOW THE RESIDENTS OF OUR GREAT CITY A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO RECOGNIZE OUR BUSINESSES AND THEIR FUNDAMENTAL ROLE THAT THEY PLAY.

SO THANK YOU SO MUCH AND PRESIDENT-ELECT, WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAY A FEW WORDS AND INTRODUCE YOUR COLLEAGUES? THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

MARY PROTI.

I'M PLEASED TO BE HERE WITH A FORMER PAST PRESIDENT ERNIE BRAUN WALDER.

I ALSO HAVE JASON BLANCHARD EARNINGS FROM, UH, FARMER'S INSURANCE AND JASON IS LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL.

I HAVE MOHAMED FELLOW, WHO IS IT, TEAM LOGIC IT AND HEATHER POLK IS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

SO MAYOR PRO TEM COUNCIL AND CITY STAFF ON BEHALF OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

THANK YOU FOR THIS MEANINGFUL PROCLAMATION AND FOR YOUR CONTINUED PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CHAMBER AND OUR LOCAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

WE ARE PROUD TO STAND ALONGSIDE THE CITY IN RECOGNIZING BUSINESSES, ENTREPRENEURS, NONPROFITS

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP AND YOUR UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS.

WE APPRECIATE THIS AND GRATEFULLY ACCEPT IT.

AND THIS PROCLAMATION, I DON'T KNOW, BUT I HEARD IT THAT YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL NEW SPACE ON THE CORNER OF ARCHIBALD AND FOOTHILL.

IF YOU HAVE NOT HAD A CHANCE TO VISIT THE NEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING, PLEASE DO SO.

IT IS FILLED WITH RESOURCES AND PEOPLE WHO ARE READY TO SHARE ANY INFORMATION YOU'D LIKE TO HAVE ABOUT OUR GREAT CITY.

SO THIS IS GONNA BE PROMINENT ON THE WALL THERE, SO THANK YOU.

WE'D LIKE TO SHAKE YOUR HAND AS YOU COME DOWN.

THANK YOU SO MUCH AND THANK YOU MUCH.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

GET A PICTURE.

YEP, COME BACK.

YOU GUYS CAN PROBABLY STAND IN FRONT OF US.

HOW ABOUT THAT? I DO.

TINY PEOPLE.

OKAY, CAN YOU GET US ALL IN? THANK YOU.

AND OUR FINAL PRESENTATION GOES TO OUR HEALTHY RC YOUTH LEADERS ALONDRA ALONZO COMMUNITY PROGRAMS COORDINATOR AND JAMILA MICHELLE SNYDER, YOUTH LEADER.

THEY'RE GOING TO SHARE THEIR EXCITING WORK THAT THEY DID IN SACRAMENTO ON BEHALF OF OUR CITY AND

[B3. Presentation of Healthy RC Youth Leaders’ Advocacy in Sacramento.]

SO I'LL TURN IT OVER TO YOU.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

GOOD EVENING, MAYOR PRO TEM KENNEDY AND C CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS.

IT'S A PLEASURE TO BE HERE.

MY NAME IS ALONDRA LONZO.

I AM THE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS COORDINATOR FOR HEALTHY RC AND I HELP TO OVERSEE OUR, UM, HEALTHY RC YOUTH LEADER PROGRAM.

AND I'LL PASS IT OFF TO ONE OF OUR YOUTH LEADERS.

MY NAME, MY NAME IS JAMILA MICHELLE SNYDER.

I'M A JUNIOR AT JOSHUA CENTER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY.

I'M PART OF THE HILL PRC YOUTH LEADERS PROGRAM.

TODAY WE'RE EXCITED TO SHARE MORE ABOUT OUR EXPERIENCE ADVOCATING FOR YOUTH HOMELESSNESS IN SACRAMENTO.

SO JUST A QUICK OVERVIEW ON OUR HEALTHY RC UM, YOUTH LEADER PROGRAM.

IT IS A PROGRAM THAT EMPOWERS YOUTH TO PROMOTE HEALTH FOCUS POLICY AND SYSTEM CHANGES.

IN RANCHO CUCAMONGA, WE FOCUSED ON FOUR KEY HEALTH PRIORITIES FOR OUR CITY, INCLUDING MENTAL HEALTH, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, OPIOID PREVENTION, AND HOMELESSNESS.

AND THE YOUTH LEADERS WHO ATTENDED THE, UM, YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT WERE PART OF THE HOMELESSNESS GROUP.

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE SUMMIT WE ATTENDED, SO SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS INVITED FOUR OF OUR YOUTH LEADERS TO ATTEND THE YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT, WHICH TOOK PLACE SUNDAY, APRIL 19TH THROUGH TUESDAY, APRIL 21ST.

AND THIS WAS A SUMMIT THAT BROUGHT TOGETHER YOUNG LEADERS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO FOCUS ON YOUTH ADVOCACY, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND SOLUTIONS TO PREVENTING AND ENDING YOUTH HOMELESSNESS.

SO OVER THE CO COURSE OF THREE DAYS, STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO ENGAGE IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT HOW TO, UM, EFFECTIVELY ADVOCATE FOR, UM, BILLS AND LAWS IN AT, AT THE CAPITOL.

THEY ALSO PARTICIPATED IN MULTIPLE WORKSHOPS WHERE THEY DEEPENED THEIR UNDERSTANDING OF HOMELESSNESS AND LEARNED ABOUT THE STATE'S PLANS AND GOALS TO PREVENT AND END YOUTH HOMELESSNESS.

AND THEY ENDED THEIR VISIT BY, UM, GOING TO THE CAPITOL AND MEETING WITH LEGISLATORS.

SO DURING THE SUMMIT, THESE STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO LEARN SO MUCH.

SOME OF THE THINGS THEY LEARNED WERE THAT 50% OF CHRONICALLY HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS HAD THEIR FIRST EXPERIENCE OF HOMELESSNESS WHEN THEY WERE YOUTH UNDER THE AGE OF 25, WHICH IS WHY IT'S CRUCIAL THAT WE INTERVENE EARLY TO PREVENT A PIPELINE INTO CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS.

THEY ALSO LEARNED THAT A AVAILABLE DATA SHOWED THAT YOUTH EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS ARE HIGHLY UNDERREPRESENTED.

HOWEVER, NEARLY 48,000 UNACCOMPANIED YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS ACCESS SERVICES IN 2024.

SO THIS IS ALL TO SAY THAT YOUTH ARE OFTEN FORGOTTEN IN CONVERSATIONS, UM, ABOUT HOMELESSNESS AND IT'S VITAL THAT WE'RE INTERVENING EARLY TO PROVIDE THOSE SERVICES, THOSE SUPPORTS AND OPPORTUNITIES TO

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AND I WILL PASS IT ON TO JAMILA.

THIS IS A SHORT VIDEO THAT WE DID IN FRONT OF THE CAPITOL, UH, TALKING ABOUT WHAT WE WERE ADVOCATING FOR.

UM, I THINK I MIGHT HAVE TO TURN UP, IS THERE A WAY TO TURN ON THE SOUND? WE ARE HEALTHY RC YOUTH LEADERS AND I'M KAVIA.

I'M JAMILA.

MY NAME IS ANGELINE.

I'M ROXANNE.

AND WE ARE IN DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO TODAY IN FRONT OF THE CAPITOL.

AND WE RECENTLY ATTENDED THE YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT WHERE WE GOT TO VOCALIZE DISCUSSIONS REGARDING MITIGATING HOUSING INSECURITY WITHIN THE YOUTH POPULATION.

A HIGHLIGHT OF OUR TRIP WAS MEETING THE ELECTED OFFICIALS WHO REPRESENT RANCHO CUCAMONGA IN SACRAMENTO.

WE UTILIZED SKILLS, WE LEARNED AND MET WITH LEGISLATORS TO ADVOCATE FOR INCREASED FUNDING AND SUPPORT FOR YOUTH EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

WE ALSO RECEIVED A TOUR OF THE CAPITOL AND WE WERE ABLE TO VISIT THE CA ASSEMBLY CHAMBER AND MEET ASSEMBLY MEMBER RAMOS.

THIS IS THE EXPERIENCE, THIS IS EXPERIENCE THAT YOUTH LEADER KA KAKA HAD.

SHE SAID THAT HER EXPERIENCE AT THE YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT GAVE HER EXPOSURE TO NEW PERSPECTIVES, OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES SHE WAS NOT AWARE OF PRIOR.

AS A YOUTH LEADER WORKING TOWARDS AIDING THE HOUSING CRISIS IN HER CITY, SHE FOUND IT TO BE INSIGHTFUL AND LEFT WITH KNOWLEDGE OF CERTAIN BILLS, WHAT HER CITY IS DOING TO MY MITIGATE THE CRISIS AND HOW SHE CAN HELP MOST EFFECTIVELY.

FOR ME PERSONALLY, IT WAS INSPIRING TO SEE HOW PASSIONATE OTHER YOUTH WERE IN ADVOCATING FOR THEIR RIGHTS.

THEIR BOLDNESS AND DETERMINATION SHOWS HOW IMPORTANT YOUTH VOICES ARE IN CREATING CHANGE.

AND LASTLY, WE'D LIKE TO INVITE YOU ALL TO ATTEND OUR HEALTHY RC YOUTH LEADER FINAL PRESENTATIONS.

SO THESE ARE TAKING, THIS IS TAKING PLACE WEDNESDAY, MAY 27TH FROM 4:15 PM TO 5:45 PM HERE AT, UH, CITY HALL, OUR COUNCIL CHAMBERS.

AND DURING THIS PRESENTATION, OUR FOUR GROUPS WILL BE PRESENTING AND OUR HOMELESSNESS GROUP WILL ALSO BE SHARING SOME POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS THAT THEY HAVE FOR THE CITY TO ADDRESSING, UM, HOMELESSNESS.

SO THANK YOU SO MUCH CITY COUNCIL FOR INVESTING IN OUR YOUTH PROGRAMS AND SUPPORTING LOCAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOUTH EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND WE'RE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE.

ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS FOR ALANDRA OR JAMILA? THANK YOU AGAIN FOR EVERYTHING YOU'RE DOING FOR OUR YOUTH AND FOR THIS COMMUNITY TO ENSURE THAT THEY ARE ENGAGED AND WORKING ON BEHALF OF ADVOCACY AND POLICY, POLICY CHANGE WHEREVER YOU SEE NEEDED.

SO THANK YOU SO MUCH.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

THAT CONCLUDES OUR PRESENTATIONS FOR THE EVENING.

THAT BRINGS US TO OUR PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS.

YES, THEY DO DESERVE A HAND.

THIS BRINGS US TO PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS.

THIS IS THE TIME AND PLACE WHERE THE COMMUNITY CAN ADDRESS THE COUNCIL ON ANY ITEMS THAT ARE ON THE AGENDA OR

[PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS]

EACH SPEAKER HAS THREE MINUTES.

YOU CAN FOLLOW THE TIME CLOCK THAT WILL BE POSTED ON THE MONITOR, AND THERE'S ALSO A LIGHT INDICATOR ON THE MICROPHONE THAT WILL INDICATE WHEN YOUR TIME IS UP.

WE HAVE THREE SPEAKERS THIS EVENING.

THE FIRST SPEAKER IS ANDREW.

I CANNOT ANDREW, HAND OF RC REACH OUT, I BELIEVE REACH OUT SERVICES FOR RANCHO CUCAMONGA.

ANDREW, IF YOU HELP ME WITH YOUR LAST NAME, PLEASE.

UH, YES MA'AM, IT'S HANIF HANIF.

THANK YOU.

GOOD EVENING.

UH, MAYOR PROAM KENNEDY, COUNCIL MEMBERS IN THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA KENNE, UH, COMMUNITY, THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING ME AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK.

MY NAME IS ANDREW HANIF.

I AM AN OUTREACH SPECIALIST FOR REACH OUT.

REACH OUT IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HAS BEEN DEDICATED TO SERVING THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA IN THE INLAND EMPIRE.

FOR THE LAST, OVER, OVER THE LAST 50 YEARS.

I SPOKE AT THE LAST COUNCIL SESSION ABOUT THE DANGERS OF SEVEN OH H IN THE TIME SINCE THE LAST CITY COUNCIL MEETING, WE WERE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH SOME OF YOUR STAFF TO DISCUSS SEVEN OH H FURTHER.

SO THANK YOU FOR THAT.

I'M HERE TONIGHT TO SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT SOME OF OUR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

OUR ORGANIZATION OFFERS SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION PROGRAMS SUCH AS IN-SCHOOL DRUG EDUCATION, PRO PRESENTATIONS.

WE CALL THOSE OUR ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS PRESENTATIONS.

AND THE TOPICS INCLUDE ALCOHOL, CANNABIS, VAPING, AND OPIOIDS, ALONG WITH COPING SKILLS AND HEALTHY ALTERNATIVES.

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AS A PART OF THAT TRAINING, WE GIVE OUT NARCAN FOR FREE.

I WOULD LIKE TO INVITE YOU ALL TO OUR NATIONAL INNOVATIVE COMMUNITIES CONFERENCE, WHICH WILL BE ON OUR JUNE OR ON JUNE 9TH AND JUNE 10TH AT THE RIVERSIDE CONVENTION CENTER.

THIS IS LIKE THE KEYSTONE CONVENTION, UH, FOR REACH OUT.

UH, WE SPEND MONTHS PLANNING IT.

OUR CONFERENCE THEME THIS YEAR IS, UH, TRUST.

WE ARE EXPLORING HOW WE CAN INTENT.

YEAH, INTENTIONALLY BUILD, RESTORE, AND STRENGTHEN TRUST BETWEEN PEOPLE AND THE SYSTEMS THAT SHAPE THEIR LIVES WHILE INSPIRING NEW IDEAS, DEEPER COLLABORATION AND MEANINGFUL PROGRESS.

OUR CONFERENCE WILL FEATURE MORE THAN 25 BREAKOUT SESSIONS COVERING TOPICS SUCH AS HEALTH AND WELLNESS, LEADERSHIP BUILDING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

THERE WILL BE A NUMBER OF BREAKOUT SESSIONS GEARED TOWARDS EQUIPPING TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH VALUABLE LIFE SKILLS.

IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED, PLEASE SEE ME FOR A SCHOLARSHIP CODE TO ATTEND FREE OF CHARGE.

I WOULD LIKE TO ALSO HIGHLIGHT ONE OF OUR COMMUNITY COALITIONS CALLED PARTNERS FOR INNOVATIVE COMMUNITIES.

THIS IS A COALITION MADE UP OF LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT SUBSTANCE USE TRENDS AND HOW TO STRATEGIZE DIFFERENT WAYS TO TACKLE SUBSTANCE USE, MISUSE WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

THE NEXT PICK MEETING IS ON MAY 28TH FROM 12 TO 1:30 PM AT OUR REACH OUT, UH, UPLAND OFFICE.

IT'S 1 1 2 6 WEST FOOTHILL BOULEVARD, SUITE TWO 50 UPLAND CA.

THANK YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR TIME AND I LOOK FORWARD TO CONNECTING WITH WHOEVER'S INTERESTED AFTER.

THANK YOU.

OUR NEXT SPEAKER IS MARCUS AMBROSE.

GOOD EVENING EVERYONE.

UH, I WANTED TO BRING TO YOUR ATTENTION AND EXPERIENCE I HAD WITH RCMU.

UH, SO OUR UTILITY COMPANY, NOT EVERYONE IN RANCHO HAS IT, BUT MY RESIDENCE DOES.

AND, UM, OUR UTILITIES WERE WIRED BACKWARDS WITH OUR NEIGHBORS.

SO WE WERE PAYING THEIR BILL AND THEY WERE PAYING OURS AND THEIRS JUST HAPPENED TO BE MUCH HIGHER THAN OURS.

AND SO THE, UH, SITUATION WAS CORRECTED.

THEY DID COME OUT AND FIX IT, BUT, UM, UNTIL WE CALLED THEM OUT TO CHECK 'EM, UH, WE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THE ISSUE WAS.

AND SO WHEN I SPOKE WITH THE UTILITY COMPANY, THEY GIVE ME A VERY NONCHALANT, UH, IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME, WHICH I HOPE IT DOESN'T, UH, BECAUSE UH, IT WOULD SEEM A LITTLE UNACCEPTABLE FOR, UH, AN EGREGIOUS ERROR LIKE THAT TO BE OCCURRING ALL THE TIME.

SO, UM, I JUST WANTED TO BRING THAT TO YOUR ATTENTION AND HOPEFULLY, UM, YOU CAN LOOK INTO THE MAINTENANCE OF, UH, THE UTILITIES.

UH, AND THEN THE OTHER ISSUE I WANTED TO BRING UP WAS WE'VE HAD, UM, DHS ON OUR PROPERTY, UH, A COUPLE TIMES AND I WANTED TO KNOW AS CONSTITUENTS WHAT POWER WE HAVE, UH, TO CALL THE AUTHORITIES OR CONFRONT THEM OR WHAT YOUR ADVICE WOULD BE IF WE ENCOUNTER A SITUATION LIKE THAT.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THAT INFORMATION ABOUT THE UTILITIES AND CITY MANAGER.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO ADDRESS THAT LAST QUESTION? YES, THANK YOU MADAM.

UM, I ACTUALLY CAN HAVE MY DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY, UM, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS, UM, MEET YOU IN THE BACK TO TALK ABOUT THE RCMU ISSUE.

AND ONE OF OUR LIEUTENANTS WILL ALSO MEET YOU IN THE BACK TO TALK ABOUT THE DHS ISSUE.

THANK YOU.

OUR LAST SPEAKER IS DON VODI.

UH, GOOD EVENING AND THANK YOU FOR TAKING MY, UH, LISTENING TO MY GRIEVANCES HERE.

UH, WHAT THIS IS CONCERNING IS THERE'S AN AREA AT THE VERY TOP OF TWANDA RIGHT ABOVE WHERE ALL THE NEW HOUSES ARE BEING BUILT.

AND THIS IS JUST A RECOMMENDATION AND WHAT'S HAPPENING UP THERE EVERY SINGLE NIGHT, CONTINUOUSLY THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT TILL FOUR IN THE MORNING, CARS COMING AND GOING, PARKING THERE, UH, FOR A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TIME.

AND YOU KNOW, IF IT'S FOUR OR FIVE CARS UP THERE, SOMETHING'S GOING ON AND I'LL CALL THE POLICE ON IT.

AND THEY'RE VERY RESPONSIVE AND I APPRECIATE THAT VERY MUCH.

THEY SHOW UP, THEY CHASE OUT AND 10 MINUTES LATER THERE'S A NEW CREW IN THERE AND YOU KNOW, IT'S CLEARLY PAR UH, IT'S CLEARLY MARKED WITH SIGNS EVERYWHERE.

NO PARKING, ILLEGAL PARKING.

ALL RIGHT, FINE.

BUT IT'S NOT REALLY THE PARKING THAT'S THE PROBLEM.

THE PROBLEM IS WHAT GOES ON THERE ALL THROUGHOUT THE BUSHES UP THERE IS ALCOHOL BOTTLES, UM, CONDOMS, NEEDLES, UH, BEER CANS, JUST ALL KINDS OF TRASH UP THERE.

YOU KNOW, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL VIEW.

PEOPLE LOVE IT, BUT THEY ALSO SEEM TO NOT RESPECT IT.

SO,

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ALL EDISON WANTS IS A THROUGHWAY FOR ACCESS TO THE POWER LINES SERVICE, SERVICE ROADS.

THAT'S FINE.

SO THERE NEEDS TO BE A GATE THERE.

UM, AND BESIDE THAT GATE, IF SOMETHING LIKE THIS, UH, LIKE A WALKWAY, JUST A FENCE, A A A DECOMPOSED GRANITE TRAIL THAT CAN BE PUT ALONG THERE, THIS WOULD PREVENT PEOPLE FROM PARKING THERE ALL NIGHT LONG.

AND I MEAN, WE CAN'T POLICE OUT OF THIS SITUATION.

THEY'VE GOT BETTER THINGS TO DO, HONESTLY, BUT SOMETHING TO PERMANENTLY STOP THAT.

THE PROBLEM WAS UP ABOVE BY THE, THE AWANDA PRESERVE.

THERE WAS A BIG PROBLEM UP THERE.

THEY PUT KRAS IN THAT TOOK CARE OF IT.

THE PARTY'S NOW DOWN NEXT TO MY HOUSE, THOUGH IT, THE PARTY DIDN'T GO AWAY.

WE NEED TO MAKE IT GO AWAY SOMEHOW, PERMANENTLY.

SO I THINK A TRAIL LIKE THIS, WHICH COULD ACTUALLY EXTEND ALL THE WAY UP TO THE PRESERVE.

'CAUSE RIGHT NOW WITH THOSE KRAS PEOPLE ARE WALKING ON THE STREET WITH THEIR FAMILIES AS CARS ARE GOING UP AND DOWN, IT'S KIND OF UNSAFE.

SO IT WOULD BE A REALLY NICE ADJUNCT FOR THE AREA TO HAVE SOMETHING THAT LOOKS LIKE THAT INSTEAD OF KRAS OR WHATEVER OR SOMETHING TO PREVENT PEOPLE FROM GOING UP THERE ALL NIGHT LONG.

YOU KNOW, I APPRECIATE ANYTHING THE COUNCIL CAN DO TO TRY AND HELP SOLVE THIS SITUATION.

ANYTHING AT ALL.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

THANK YOU.

UM, CITY MANAGER, IS THERE SOMEONE THAT WE CAN SUGGEST HE TALK TO ABOUT WHAT COULD TAKE PLACE THERE? UM, YES.

OUR PLANNING DIRECTOR, JENNIFER NAKAMURA, CAN MEET WITH YOU IN THE LOBBY.

THANK YOU MS. NAKAMURA.

I APPRECIATE IT.

MR. VODI STAFF IS GOING TO GO OUT IN THE HALLWAY AND, AND ANSWER SOME OF THE QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE.

THANK YOU.

THAT CONCLUDES OUR PUBLIC COMMUNICATION SECTION.

THIS TAKES US TO OUR CONSENT CALENDAR.

THESE ITEMS ARE CONSIDERED ROUTINE AND NON-CONTROVERSIAL, AND THEY CAN BE ACTED UPON WITHOUT DISCUSSION UNLESS A COUNCIL MEMBER CHOOSES TO REMOVE ONE FOR DISCUSSION.

ALSO, THE MEMBERS

[CONSENT CALENDAR]

MADAM MAYOR PROTE KENNEDY, I NEED TO ABSTAIN FROM ITEM D THREE DUE TO POSSIBLE CONFLICT OF INTEREST AS SOCALGAS IS MY EMPLOYER.

THANK YOU.

I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO WITHDRAW ITEM D SIX AND SET THAT ASIDE FOR DISCUSSION.

IF I COULD HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE CONSENT CALENDAR, EXCLUDING ITEM D 16, SO THAT WE CAN ALLOW FURTHER DISCUSSION BY CITY STAFF ON THAT SPECIFIC ITEM.

SO MOVE SECOND.

ALL THOSE IN FAVOR, PLEASE VOTE.

MOTION CARRIES UNANIMOUSLY WITH

[D16. Consideration of a Resolution Establishing the Days, Time and Place for Regularly Scheduled Meetings of the Rancho Cucamonga Fire Protection District, Housing Successor Agency, Successor Agency, Public Finance Authority, and the City of Rancho Cucamonga City Council and Consideration of a Resolution Establishing the Days, Time and Place for Regularly Scheduled Meetings of the Planning and Historic Preservation Commission, Effective July 1, 2026. (RESOLUTION NO. 2026-030 AND RESOLUTION NO. 2026-031) (CITY/FIRE)]

ABSENT ITEM D 16 SPECIFICALLY READS CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE DAYS, TIME, AND PLACE FOR REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETINGS OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, HOUSING SUCCESSOR AGENCY, SUCCESSOR AGENCY, PUBLIC FINANCE AUTHORITY, AND THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY COUNCIL.

AND CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE DAYS, TIME, AND PLACE FOR REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETINGS OF THE PLANNING AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION, EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST, 2026.

AND OUR CITY MANAGER WILL PROVIDE FURTHER CONTEXT ON THIS SPECIFIC ITEM.

YES.

THANK YOU.

UM, THIS ITEM WAS BROUGHT IS BEING BROUGHT FORWARD TONIGHT AS A RESULT OF ONE OF THE ITEMS AT THE COUNCIL'S TEAM BUILDING WORKSHOP BACK IN FEBRUARY.

IT IS SPECIFICALLY TO, UM, MOVE UP THE DATE, I'M SORRY, THE TIME OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEMBER A COUNCIL MEETINGS.

AND I'M GONNA PASS IT ON TO OUR CITY CLERK SERVICES DIRECTOR, ASHTON ACHO TO FINISH THE ORAL REPORT.

THANK YOU.

VICE MAYOR, MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

THE ITEM BEFORE YOU IS TO RECOMMEND AN ADJUSTMENT TO THE CITY COUNCIL'S REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE, MOVING THE START TIME FROM 7:00 PM TO 6:00 PM BEGINNING JULY 1ST, 2026.

THIS CHANGE WOULD ALSO APPLY TO RELATED AGENCIES THAT MEET DURING THESE SESSIONS.

THE GOAL OF THIS ADJUSTMENT IS TO MAKE MEETINGS MORE ACCESSIBLE FOR RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS AS WELL AS BETTER ALIGNING WITH THE END OF THE WORKDAY.

IT WOULD ALSO ALLOW THE CITY COUNCIL SOME ADDITIONAL TIME TO THOUGHTFULLY WORK THROUGH AGENDA ITEMS. THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO THE MEETING DAYS OR LOCATION MEETINGS WILL CONTINUE TO BE HELD ON THE FIRST AND THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS.

CLOSED SESSION WILL ALSO REMAIN THE SAME STARTING AT 4:30 PM IN ADDITION

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THAT CONCLUDES MY REPORT AND I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS OF THE COUNCIL.

ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL? I'D LIKE TO ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO APPROVE ITEM D 16 AND ADOPT RESOLUTION NUMBER 2026 DASH 0 3 0 AND 2026 DASH 0 3 1 ESTABLISHING THE DAYS, TIME AND PLACE FOR REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS AND PLANNING COMMISSION MEETINGS EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST, 2026.

MOTION TO APPROVE.

SECOND PLEASE VOTE.

MOTION CARRIES UNANIMOUSLY WITH MAYOR MICHAEL.

ABSENT THERE ARE NO ITEMS FOR SECTION E AND F.

SO WE WILL MOVE TO ITEM F1 ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH

[CONSENT CALENDAR ORDINANCE(S) - SECOND READING/ADOPTION]

[ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING ITEM(S)]

[F1. Consideration of a Resolution to Establish a Residential Permit Parking District on Main Street and Reid Avenue to be Known as the “Main Street Residential Permit Parking District”, Pursuant to Municipal Code Section 10.50; and to Approve a Waiver of Permit Fees for the District for a Period of Five (5) Years. The Establishment of the Residential Permit Parking District is Exempt from the Requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15301(c) – Existing Facilities. (RESOLUTION NO. 2026-026) (CITY)]

THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT IS EXEMPT FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT, ALSO KNOWN AS CQA.

PURSUANT TO CQA GUIDELINES, SECTION 1 5 3 0 1 C.

EXISTING FACILITIES CITY MANAGER, PLEASE INTRODUCE A STAFF FOR THIS PARTICULAR ITEM.

THANK YOU.

THIS ITEM BEFORE YOU, UM, RETURNS IN RESPONSE TO CONCERNS RAISED BY RESIDENTS IN THE SURROUNDING AREAS OF THE HAMILTON FAMILY BREWERY.

AFTER EVALUATING CONDITIONS AND WORKING CLOSELY WITH THE AFFECTED RESIDENTS, STAFF IS PRESENTING A PROPOSED SOLUTION OF AN ESTABLISHMENT OF A RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT ON MAIN STREET AND REED AVENUE.

AT THIS TIME, I WILL TURN IT OVER TO OUR TRAFFIC ENGINEER, ALBERTO FELIX, WHO WILL WALK THE COUNCIL THROUGH THE REST OF THE REPORT.

GOOD EVENING, MAYOR PRO TEM KENNEDY AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.

AS, UH, WAS MENTIONED, I'M HERE TONIGHT TO PRESENT A RESOLUTION FOR THE CONSIDERATION TO CREATE A RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT ON MAIN STREET AND REED AVENUE, PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL CODE 10.50 AND A WAIVER OF FEES FOR THE DISTRICT FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS.

IN SEPTEMBER OF 2025, HAMILTON'S FAMILY BREWING OPENED AT THE CORNER OF MAIN STREET AND ARCHIBALD AVENUE.

SOON AFTER RESIDENTS RAISED CONCERNS ABOUT PARKING, NOISE AND LITTER.

CITY COUNCIL HELD ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS ON DECEMBER 17TH, 2025 AND APRIL 1ST, 2026.

TO HEAR FEEDBACK FROM THE COMMUNITY, ONE OF THE MAIN REQUESTS WAS TO CREATE A RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT.

IN RESPONSE, STAFF REPAIR PETITION FOR THE HOMES ALONG MAIN STREET, EAST OF ARCHIBALD AND ALONG REED AVENUE BETWEEN MAIN STREET AND FARHAM BOULEVARD.

THE PETITION WAS GIVEN TO A NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVE TO GATHER SIGNATURES FOLLOWING OUR STANDARD PRACTICE FOR SIMILAR REQUESTS.

STAFF RECEIVED THE PETITION ON APRIL 1ST, 2026.

UPON REVIEW, STAFF FOUND THAT THE PETITION AREA HAD BEEN EXPANDED BEYOND THE ORIGINAL BOUNDARY TO INCLUDE RESIDENTS ON MAIN STREET, EAST OF ARCHIBALD REED STREET FROM MAIN STREET TO FARON FARON BOULEVARD FROM ARCHIBALD AVENUE, OSA AVENUE, LONDON AVENUE, NORTH OF FARON, JERSEY BOULEVARD.

FROM LONDON AVENUE TO RAMONA AVENUE, POCITO AVENUE NORTH OF JERSEY BOULEVARD AND RAMONA AVENUE NORTH OF FARON BOULEVARD.

SIGNATURES WERE SPREAD UNEVENLY THROUGHOUT THIS LARGER AREA WITH ONLY 55% OF HOUSEHOLDS SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF ITS DISTRICT.

THIS FALL SHORT OF THE 75% REQUIRED BY MUNICIPAL CODE TO HAVE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD SUPPORT, THE PETITION HAS BEEN EVALUATED INTO THREE SEPARATE ZONES.

THE THREE ZONES ARE REPRESENTED ON THE ATTACHED MAP.

THE DATA FROM THE PETITION IS SUMMARIZED ON THE TABLE.

SUPPORT FOR RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT RANGES FROM 30% TO 79%.

THE ANALYSIS SHOW THAT THE LARGEST SUPPORT FOR THE CREATION OF A DISTRICT IS WITHIN ZONE A, WHICH IS THE CLOSEST TO HAMILTON'S.

WHILE, WHILE SUPPORT REDUCES SIGNIFICANTLY FOR STREETS THAT ARE FURTHER FROM THE BREWERY, WHILE THERE IS NOT UNIFORM SUPPORT ACROSS THE REQUESTED DISTRICT STAFF UNDERSTANDS THAT WITH THE CREATION OF A DISTRICT IN ZONE, A RESIDENTS FURTHER AWAY MAY EXPERIENCE

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THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION SHOWS THREE ZONES.

STAFF RECOMMENDS ROLLING OUT THE PARKING DISTRICT IN PHASES.

ZONE A WOULD BECOME PARKING BY PERMIT ONLY WITH THE ADOPTION OF THE RESOLUTION AND THE CITY INSTALLING THE SIGNS, ZONE B AND ZONE C WILL RECEIVE THE SAME RESTRICTIONS.

IF AT LEAST 75% OF THE RESIDENTS IN EACH ZONE SIGN A PETITION SUPPORTING THE DISTRICT.

AFTER THE PETITION IS APPROVED, SIGNS ARE INSTALLED, THE RESIDENTS WOULD TAKE, THE RESTRICTIONS WOULD TAKE EFFECT.

RESIDENTS WILL HAVE 180 DAYS FROM THE DATE THE RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED TO SUBMIT A VALID PETITION.

PETITIONS RECEIVED AFTER THAT WOULD BE TREATED AS NEW REQUESTS AND WOULD REQUIRE A NEW COUNCIL, CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION IN ZONE B, THE SECTION OF FARON BOULEVARD BETWEEN ARCHIBALD AVENUE AND REED AVENUE WOULD ALLOW OPEN PARKING DURING CERTAIN HOURS ON WEDNESDAYS AND SUNDAYS.

SO THE NEARBY CHURCH CAN USE ON STREET PARKING.

THE CHURCH HAS LIMITED ONSITE PARKING, SO ISSUING PERMITS WOULD NOT BE PRACTICAL.

IF ZONE B REACHES THE 75% PETITION THRESHOLD, STAFF WILL CONTACT THE CHURCH TO REQUEST ITS SERVICE SCHEDULE.

BASED ON THAT INFORMATION AND ANY FUTURE UPDATES, THE CITY ENGINEER WILL SET HOURS TO BE INCLUDED ON THE SIGNS, ALLOWING REASONABLE TIME BEFORE AND AFTER SERVICES FOR PEOPLE TO ARRIVE AND LEAVE.

IF THE RESOLUTION IS APPROVED, CITY STAFF CAN INSTALL THE REQUIRED SIGNS WITHIN ONE OR TWO WEEKS.

RESIDENTS WITH PROPERTIES ALONG MAIN STREET AND REED AVENUE AND ZONE A CAN BEGIN APPLYING FOR PERMITS.

THE MONEY THE MONDAY FOLLOWING THE RESOLUTION'S APPROVAL, THE FINANCIAL IMPACT IS MINIMAL.

EXISTING FUNDS IN THE ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC WORKS OPERATING BUDGET ARE SUFFICIENT TO PURCHASE AND INSTALL SIGNS, ISSUE THE PERMITS AND ADMINISTER.

THE DISTRICT STAFF RECOMMENDS THAT COUNCIL CONSIDER ADOPTING THE RESOLUTION TO CREATE A RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT ON MAIN STREET AND REED AVENUE TO BE KNOWN AS THE MAIN STREET RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT.

PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL CODE 10.50 AND A WAIVER OF FEES FOR THE DISTRICT FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS.

THE CREATION OF THE RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT IS EXEMPT FROM REQUIREMENTS FROM THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENT QUALITY ACT PURSUANT TO SQL GUIDELINES, SECTION 1 5 3 0 1 C, EXISTING FACILITIES.

THIS CONCLUDES OUR PRESENTATION AND WE'RE AVAILABLE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.

ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNSEL BEFORE I OPEN THE ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING? JUST A QUICK QUESTION ON ENFORCEMENT.

SO I HAVE A RESIDENT, WE KNOW THEY WANT THIS AND SOMEONE DOESN'T HAVE A PERMIT THAT IS PARKING.

I KNOW IN OTHER AREAS THERE'S TOWING.

I THINK WE DISCUSSED THAT MAY NOT BE A GOOD OPTION.

SO CAN YOU KIND OF GO OVER THE ENFORCEMENT ON THIS? SURE.

UH, THANK YOU FOR THE QUESTION.

UH, SO AS IT'S ESTABLISHED RIGHT NOW OR PROPOSED RIGHT NOW, UH, WE WOULD NOT BE INSTALLING SIGNS THAT WOULD IMMEDIATELY ALLOW TOWING, UM, FOR THE PARKING PERMIT.

IF THERE WERE OTHER VIOLATIONS THAT WERE TOWABLE, THAT'D BE A DIFFERENT STORY.

UH, AS WELL, RIGHT NOW OUR PARKING PERMIT DISTRICTS, ALONG WITH ALL OF OUR PARKING, UM, ENFORCEMENT, IS DONE ON A CALL FOR SERVICE BASIS.

SO SOMEBODY WOULD CALL THE NON-EMERGENCY NUMBER AND, UH, A REQUEST FOR SERVICE WOULD FOR A DEPUTY TO GO OUT TO, UM, UH, ENFORCE WHAT HAPPEN.

THAT WOULD BE PRIORITIZED WITH ALL THE OTHER CALLS AS WELL THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

OKAY.

ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING IS NOW OPEN.

ARE THERE ANY PUBLIC COMMENTS, ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC WHO WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL ABOUT THIS PARTICULAR ITEM? SCENE? NONE THE ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING.

THERE'S ONE.

OH, COME ON UP TO THE AND SEE YOUR HAND.

YES.

HELLO.

COUNCIL, MAYOR OR PREMIER? UM, SO YEAH, I JUST, CAN YOU STATE YOUR NAME FOR THE RECORD PLEASE? OH, I'M SORRY.

ARMANDO MORENO.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

UM, JUST LISTENING TO THE, THE PROPOSAL AND EVERYTHING, IT'S, IT'S A GOOD IDEA.

AND I JUST CURIOUS AS TO THE, UM, SO BASICALLY IF SOMEBODY PARKS, IT SHOULDN'T BE THERE, WE HAVE TO CALL IN ORDER FOR THAT TO BE ENFORCED.

CORRECT.

IS THAT CORRECT, MR. WELL, DAY, UH, THAT IS CORRECT.

OKAY.

SO THERE WON'T BE LIKE PATROLLING OR ANYTHING OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

I WOULD LIKE TO ADD THAT THE CITY COUNCIL HAS ADDED PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TO, UM, THE CITY OF COUNT.

THIS YEAR'S CURRENT BUDGET, WE ARE STILL IN THE PROCESS OF HIRING THEM

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WE'LL BE LOOKING AT WHAT, WHEN AND WHAT THEY'RE ABLE TO PATROL.

SO, BUT CURRENTLY OUR PROC PRACTICE IS, UM, THAT IT NEEDS TO BE CALLED IN.

OH, OKAY.

YEAH, THAT SOUNDS GOOD BECAUSE YEAH, I NOTICED THAT ANYTIME WE HAVE ANY KIND OF AN ISSUE GOING ON, WE HAVE TO ALWAYS BE CALLING AND, YOU KNOW, SOMETIMES, YOU KNOW, JUST TO GET HOME AND TRY TO FIND PARKING IS, IS A PAIN.

SO THIS IS GONNA BE A GREAT RESOLUTION IF IT PASSES AND WE'RE HOPING IT DOES.

UM, WE APPRECIATE YOUR GUYS' SUPPORT IN THIS AND UM, THAT'S THE START OF ONE OF THE MANY THINGS, BUT IT'S A START.

AND WE, MADAM PRETEND IF I CAN ADD ONE COMMENT, I CAN'T PROMISE THAT IT'S GONNA BE A PATROL FROM THIS TIME TO THIS TIME ON THIS DAY.

UM, IT DOESN'T TOTALLY WORK LIKE THAT, SO I JUST, I DON'T WANT TO MISREPRESENT SOMETHING, BUT WE ARE BRINGING MORE PARKING OFFICERS ON BOARD AND THEY WILL BE PATROLLING VARIOUS DISTRICTS AND, AND THE LIKE, SO IT'S NOT LIKE THERE WILL BE 24 7 OR YEAH, NO, I UNDERSTAND THAT.

ANY KIND OF PATROL LIKE THAT, YEAH, IT'S JUST, IT, IT DEFINITELY WILL HELP.

SO WE, YOU KNOW, HOPEFULLY THIS GOES THROUGH AND, AND WE CAN HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF SOME, A LITTLE BIT OF PEACE SOMEHOW ON OUR BLOCK AND A LITTLE MORE, UH, A LITTLE MORE OF WHAT WE USED TO HAVE ON OUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

SO THANK YOU.

AND I, I CAN'T THINK OF ANY OTHER QUESTIONS, ANYTHING.

OKAY.

ALRIGHT.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

AND THAT IS OUR INTENT TO ENSURE THAT THE RESIDENTS HAVE SOME OF THAT PIECE RESTORED.

AND AS OUR CITY MANAGER MENTIONED, IT IS OUR INTENT TO HAVE PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS SO THAT OUR OFFICERS AREN'T USING THEIR TIME TO PATROL JUST PARKING.

SO WE'LL HAVE OFFICERS DEDICATED TO ENFORCEMENT OF THOSE AREAS, WHICH WILL FURTHER ASSIST YOU IN MAKING SURE THAT THE RESIDENTS ONLY ARE PARKING IN THAT AREA.

AND AS FAR AS, UM, YOU SAYING WE HAVE TO APPLY WITHIN THAT WEEK, RIGHT AFTER SAY IT'S APPROVED.

MR. WELDER, COULD YOU ANSWER THE QUESTION? 'CAUSE I THINK IT MIGHT BE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS.

ONE IS APPEAL.

SO THE, THE, UH, PERMITS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO APPLY TO RECEIVE STARTING ON MONDAY IF THIS IS APPROVED.

WE JUST NEED A FEW DAYS TO GET THINGS SET UP.

UM, BUT THE SIGNS WILL TAKE ABOUT A WEEK TO TWO WEEKS TO GO IN.

SO WE JUST WANTED TO GIVE SOME LEAD TIME BEFORE, UM, THE SIGNS GO IN.

APPLICATIONS CAN HAPPEN ANYTIME AFTER THAT.

OKAY.

DOES THAT ANSWER YOUR QUESTION? WHEN THAT HAPPENS? CORRECT.

HOW WILL RESIDENTS KNOW THAT THEY SHOULD APPLY FOR THAT PARKING PERMIT AND GET THOSE PERMITS? UH, WELL IF THE VOTE GOES THROUGH TONIGHT, UM, THEN THAT'S, THEN IT WOULD BE STARTING ON MONDAY.

SO PASS THE WORD .

ALRIGHT, SO THERE'S, SO ONCE YOU SEE THOSE, WE'LL DO A MAILING TO THE AND MAILING AND THERE'LL BE SIGNS.

OH, OKAY.

PERFECT.

BUT MAKE SURE THAT YOU ALSO SHARE THAT INFORMATION WHEN YOU GET BACK DEFINITELY INTO THE COMMUNITY.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

SO THANK YOU TO STAFF FOR THE EFFICIENCY THAT THIS WAS TAKEN THROUGH THE PROCESS AND THE NEIGHBORS THANK YOU TO THE RESIDENTS OF THAT AREA TO ENSURE THAT THEY GOT THE APPROVALS THAT THEY WERE LOOKING FOR FOR THIS PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT.

SO I WOULD LIKE TO ENTERTAIN A MOTION AT THIS TIME TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NUMBER 2026 DASH 26 TO ESTABLISH MAIN STREET RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING DISTRICT AND WAIVE PERMIT FEES FOR RESIDENCE OF THE DISTRICT FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE ADOPTION OF THE RE RESOLUTION THAT'S CREATING THE DISTRICT MOTION TO APPROVE.

SECOND, PLEASE VOTE.

MOTION CARRIES UNANIMOUSLY WITH MAYOR MICHAEL.

ABSENT.

THANK YOU AGAIN TO STAFF AND THANK YOU AGAIN TO THE RESIDENTS TO SUPPORT THIS PROCESS.

THIS TAKES US TO ITEM G, ADVERTISE PUBLIC HEARING FOR ITEM CITY FIRE PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE THE DRAFT OF THE 20 26 20 27 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR THE COMMUNITY

[ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS ITEM(S) - CITY/FIRE DISTRICT]

[G1. Public Hearing to Approve the Draft 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan (AAP) for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program. (CITY)]

YES.

I'M GOING TO INTRODUCE FLAVIO NUNEZ, OUR MANAGEMENT ANALYST TWO IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO PRESENT THIS ITEM.

THANK YOU AND GOOD EVENING MAYOR PRO TEM AND CITY COUNCIL.

TONIGHT FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS THE DRAFT 20 26 27 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN, WHICH IS PREPARED TO MEET THE US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENTS REQUIREMENT TO RECEIVE OUR CDBG GRANT FUNDING, UH, FOR THE UPCOMING FISCAL YEAR.

THE 26 27 ANNUAL

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TONIGHT'S PRESENTATION WILL COVER FOUR TOPICS, A BRIEF BACKGROUND ON THE CDBG PROGRAM, A DESCRIPTION OF THE CDBG RESOURCES THAT ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR, AN OVERVIEW OF THE DRAFT ACTION PLAN AND THIS PROPOSED ACTIVITIES AND FUNDING.

AND FINALLY, A, UH, THE RECOMMENDATIONS FROM STAFF.

SO WE'LL START WITH A BRIEF BACKGROUND, AND I KNOW THIS IS VERY FAMILIAR TO YOU AS WE COME TO YOU EACH YEAR WITH THIS, WITH THIS, UH, PLAN.

SO I'LL TRY TO BE BRIEF WITH IT, BUT ALSO IT'S IMPORTANT FOR THOSE THAT ARE HERE IT FOR THE FIRST TIME.

SO I'LL KEEP IT INFORMATIVE AS WELL.

THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS ARE PROVIDED TO THE CITY AS AN ENTITLEMENT GRANT FROM THE US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.

AND WHAT THAT MEANS IS THAT THE CITY IS ENTITLED TO RECEIVE THE GRANTS THERE.

IT'S NOT A COMPETITIVE PROCESS.

SO AS LONG AS IF A FILLS THE REQUIREMENTS OF HUD, ONE OF BEING THE ADOPTION OF TONIGHT'S ANNUAL ACTION PLAN, AND ALSO HAVING THE OVERARCHING CONSOLIDATED PLAN, WHICH IS A FIVE YEAR DOCUMENT, UH, IT'S, IT'S ABLE TO RECEIVE THESE GRANT FUNDS.

UH, IT'S ALSO IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THE CDBG PROGRAM PROVIDES A WIDE RANGE OF HOUSING, COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES, BUT THEY PRIMARILY BENEFIT PEOPLE OR HOUSEHOLDS OF LOW AND MODERATE INCOME.

TO ILLUSTRATE THAT IN TERMS OF NUMBERS, WHAT I HAVE UP ON THEIR SCREEN IS THE 2026 HUD INCOME LIMITS.

UM, THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO'S MEDIAN INCOME IS 106,500.

SO ANYBODY OR ANY HOUSEHOLDS THAT ARE BENEFITING FROM THE CDBG PROGRAM CANNOT EXCEED 80% OF THAT INCOME.

SO ESSENTIALLY WHAT YOU WOULD DO IS YOU LOOK AT THE CHART.

IF, IF YOU'RE LOOKING AT A HOUSEHOLD OF ONE, YOU LOOK UNDER ONE AND THAT PERSON CANNOT EXCEED 68,900.

IF THAT HOUSEHOLD IS LARGER, LET'S SAY FOR EXAMPLE FOUR, UM, FOUR PEOPLE IN THE HOUSEHOLD, THAT HOUSEHOLD INCOME CANNOT EXCEED 98,400.

AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED, THE CITY COUNCIL ADOPT ADOPTED THE FIVE YEAR CONSOLIDATED PLAN, WHICH COVERS A PERIOD, UH, FROM JULY 1ST, 2025 THROUGH JUNE 30TH, 2023.

UM, AND PART OF THAT CONSOLIDATED PLAN, THERE'S FOUR KEY STRATEGIES OR CORE STRATEGIES THAT INCLUDE HOUSING SERVICES, FAIR HOUSING, PUBLIC SERVICES, AFFORDABLE HOUSING PRESERVATION, AS WELL AS PUBLIC FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS.

TO RECEIVE FUNDING, THE CITY MUST PREPARE AND APPROVE THE ANNUAL ACTION PLAN THAT'S IN FRONT OF YOU TONIGHT, UM, AND SUBMIT THAT TO HUD BY THE MAY 15TH DEADLINE.

ALL THE ACTIVITIES IN THE ANNUAL ACTION PLAN MUST, UH, HIT ONE OF THE CORE GOALS OF THE CONSOLIDATED PLAN.

AND SO YOU'LL SEE FROM TONIGHT'S REPORT THAT THE, THE ACTION PLAN DOES THAT, UH, BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE RESOURCES BASED ON HUD'S FORMULAS, ACCOUNTING FOR POPULATION HOUSING ECONOMIC FACTORS.

HUD DETERMINES AN ALLOCATION OF GRANT FUNDS FOR EACH COMMUNITY.

AT THE TIME OF THIS PRESENTATION, HUD HAD NOT YET RELEASED ITS, UH, ALLOCATION TO THE COMMUNITY AND ALL ITS COMMUNITIES.

UM, SO THE DIRECTION FROM HUD IN ORDER TO MEET THAT MAY 15TH DEADLINE WAS TO UTILIZE THE CURRENT, UH, GRANT AMOUNT, UH, WHICH IN THIS CASE WAS JUST A LITTLE OVER A MILLION DOLLARS IN CDBG FUNDING.

IN ADDITION TO THAT, THE CITY HAD UNPROGRAMMED FUNDS FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR AMOUNTING TO ROUGHLY ABOUT 275,000.

SO WHAT YOU SEE IN THE MIDDLE THERE, THE CDBG GRANT, THE TOTAL BUDGET WOULD BE 1,320,284.

AND THEN THOSE, UH, INFOGRAPHICS ON THE SIDE ARE SORT OF THE FOUR CORE STRATEGIES OF THE COMPREHENSIVE, UH, PLAN AND HOW THE BUDGET IS DIVIDED IN EACH ONE OF THOSE.

I WILL NOTE THAT, UM, SINCE THE CREATION OF THIS REPORT, HUD HAS RELEASED ITS ITS ANNUAL ALLOCATION AND THE CITY IS RECEIVING APPROXIMATELY 41,000 ADDITIONAL OR AN INCREASE.

AND, UH, THE STAFF REPORT DID CONTEMPLATE WHETHER OR NOT THE CITY WOULD BE RECEIVING MORE OR LESS.

AND SO THERE IS A METHODOLOGY THAT'S, UH, INCLUDED IN THE STAFF REPORT.

AND ESSENTIALLY, IF THE REC CITY IS RECEIVING ADDITIONAL FUNDING, UM, THE CITY WOULD APPLY THAT 41,000, A PERCENTAGE WOULD GO INTO ADMINISTRATION, AND THE BALANCE WOULD ALSO GO INTO OUR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM.

THE REASON FOR THAT IS THE, UH, FUNDING REQUESTS THAT WE RECEIVE WERE ABLE TO FUND THEM COMPLETELY.

SO THERE WAS NO ADDITIONAL NEED TO PROVIDE FUNDS.

UM, IN ORDER TO ADDRESS THE GOALS OF THE CONSOLIDATED PLAN, AS WELL AS INFORM THE ANNUAL ACTION PLAN, THE CITY PUT OUT A NOTICE, A NOTICE OF FUNDING TO THE PUBLIC,

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