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Council adopts 2025 committee and ad hoc assignments, adds three ad hoc subcommittees
Summary
Temecula City Council reviewed and approved standing committee liaisons, regional representative appointments, and several ad hoc subcommittees for 2025, including new ad hocs for auto dealers, LA 2028 Olympics coordination and Winchester Community Plan work; the motion passed 5‑0.
The Temecula City Council on Jan. 14 approved its 2025 committee and representative assignments and created three new ad hoc subcommittees.
City Clerk staff presented the annual roster and proposed changes, including three new ad hoc subcommittees: Auto Dealer Ad Hoc, LA 28 Olympics Ad Hoc, and Winchester Community Plan Ad Hoc. The clerk also proposed deleting two ad hoc groups: Service Level Assessment and County Center Drive Development ad hoc subcommittees. The council discussed membership for standing committees and regional boards line by line and made several swaps by consensus.
Nut graf: the council voted unanimously to adopt the committee roster for calendar year 2025 and to create three targeted ad hoc subcommittees to support priority issues.
Key committee decisions included naming members for standing committees (for example, Councilmember Stewart was designated liaison to the Community Services Commission and Mayor Brendan Kalfas and Councilmember Alexander were assigned to lead the new Auto Dealer ad hoc). The mayor proposed an LA‑28 subcommittee composed of the mayor and mayor pro tem; the council accepted the arrangement. The full list of appointments was recorded in the meeting minutes.
The motion to adopt the assignments passed unanimously (5‑0). Council did not take additional formal action tied to the ad hoc charters; staff will schedule subcommittee meetings as needed and notify members and the public of meeting dates.
Ending: Council adjourned the committee assignment item with instructions to city staff to implement the new roster and proceed with scheduling for the new ad hoc groups.
