Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Council Votes Roundup topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Votes at a glance: Moreno Valley council actions, June 17, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken at the June 17 council meeting, including adoption of the local hazard mitigation plan, fiscal-year appropriation limit, consent calendar actions and several individual items.
The Moreno Valley City Council took multiple formal actions during its June 17 meeting. Key outcomes:
- Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP) incorporation into General Plan safety element (Item J1): Adopted. Staff said incorporation ensures eligibility for Cal OES grant funding and cost‑share agreements. Vote: unanimous.
- Appropriation (Gann) limit for fiscal year 2025–26 (Item J2): Adopted. Staff reported the general-fund limit for FY 2025–26 as $182,569,173 with revenues subject to the limit totaling $128,510,278; Council found the budget within the limit. Vote: unanimous.
- Consent calendar (items excluding I6): Approved unanimously. Several consent items were highlighted by councilmembers during the meeting, including: Catalyst Grant (economic development), continued homeless assistance program funding (Salvation Army), and asset‑forfeiture purchases for law‑enforcement equipment.
- Item I6 (Opioid settlement expenditure plan): Taken separately and approved unanimously (see standalone article for details).
- Lantana Court affordable homeownership (Item J3): Approved unanimously to proceed with disposition and agreements for a seven‑home affordable ownership project on a housing‑authority lot (see standalone article for details).
- K1 (proposed ordinance amending contractor/subcontractor disclosure rules): Tabled for up to six months (vote 4–1; Mayor Cabrera opposed).
- K2 (recertification/extension of Community Workforce Agreement, contract 2020‑189): Council authorized a six‑month extension to allow staff and trades to negotiate amendments (vote unanimous).
- K3 (developer second-amendment request for Rancho Del Sol maintenance agreement): Denied unanimously (developer’s request to allow apartment occupancy before clubhouse completion and to permit assignment of maintenance obligations to unknown third party was rejected).
- K4 (policy 1.03 — staff assistance and exceptions): Council removed exception item 9 from the list of exceptions and otherwise approved the set of exceptions as discussed; vote unanimous.
Ending: Several item-level votes were unanimous; the council split 4–1 on tabling the contractor‑disclosure ordinance. Items that require additional follow-up (opioid expenditure implementation, CWA renegotiation, contractor‑ordinance review and Rancho Del Sol compliance) were delegated to staff for next steps and return to council when appropriate.
