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Votes at a glance: Temecula City Council actions, Feb. 11, 2025
Summary
Council approved consent calendar items, a Temecula Auto Mall wayfinding ordinance, a Temecula Regional Center Specific Plan technical amendment, WRCOG TUMF fee changes, TCSD consent items and a City Hall security plan; key tallies and next steps listed.
The Temecula City Council and associated district boards recorded the following formal outcomes during the Feb. 11, 2025 meeting. Items are listed with the recorded vote and brief notes on next steps where applicable.
Votes at a glance:
- Consent Calendar (City Council items 1–7): Approved, 5–0. Includes minutes, demands list, treasurer’s report and agreements for engineering and landscape services. (Action: routine; no fiscal changes beyond existing approvals.)
- Temecula Community Services District consent (items 8–9): Approved, 5–0. Minutes and sponsorship agreements for nonprofit facility use.
- Joint item 10 — Mid‑year budget adjustments for FY 2024–25 (joint City/TCSD): Approved, unanimous. (Action: budget adjustments adopted; staff to implement.)
- Item 11 — Introduce ordinance amending Temecula Municipal Code Title 17 for off‑site auto mall wayfinding signage: Approved (motion to introduce/read by title only carried), 5–0. Staff will finalize ordinance and return for adoption steps.
- Item 12 — Consider Fourth Amendment to the Temecula Regional Center Specific Plan (LR23‑0494): Approved, 5–0. The amendment adjusts baseline gross‑leasable‑area calculations to match existing constructed and entitled conditions; projects exceeding the revised baselines will be subject to environmental review under CEQA.
- Item 13 — Adopt resolution amending the Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee (TUMF) program per WRCOG nexus study: Approved, 5–0. New fee schedule effective July 1, 2025; WRCOG collects fees and administers developer credits.
- Item 14 — Introduce ordinance updating Western Riverside County TUMF participation/municipal code adjustments: Approved to introduce/second and move forward, 5–0.
- Item 15 — City Hall safety and security measures (see separate article): Approved, 4–1. Motion to implement screening, centralized entries and contracted security passed; Mayor Pro Tem Alexander voted no. Council directed follow‑up on federal legal questions and implementation details.
Recording: The meeting recorded each vote on the public record. Where a recorded 5–0 or 4–1 tally was not associated with a named mover/second in the transcript, the clerk recorded the motion and the roll call was read aloud.
Ending: Staff will return with ordinances for adoption where items were introduced, with implementation plans for the security measures and with procurement and budget detail for TUMF administration and other follow‑up tasks.
