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Council approves annexations for multiple DPR parcels and North Perris Public Safety CFD annexation; all measures pass 5‑0
Summary
The Perris City Council adopted resolutions approving annexation of DPR 15‑0014 and DPR 21‑00012 into various city maintenance districts and approved annexation into Community Facilities District (CFD) 2001‑3 (North Perris Public Safety) following mailed ballots; all motions passed unanimously with recorded yes votes from all five members.
The Perris City Council approved a series of annexation measures and related resolutions to add new development parcels to multiple city maintenance districts and to Community Facilities District (CFD) 2001‑3 (North Perris Public Safety).
11a: The council adopted resolutions to annex DPR 15‑0014 (Charlie of Perris Apartments, APNs 305‑080‑095 and 305‑080‑096) into the city’s Flood Control Maintenance District Number 1 (benefit Zone 161) and Landscape Maintenance District Number 1 (benefit Zone 197). Ballots returned on the maintenance district ballots were marked “yes.” The motions were made and seconded on the record; the roll call vote was Yes from Councilmember Corona, Mayor Pro Tem Rapp, Councilmember Vallejo, Councilmember Nava and Mayor Vargas (5‑0).
11b: The council adopted three resolutions to annex DPR 21‑00012 (Medical Center Drive between Orange Avenue and Flame Avenue; APN 320‑020‑011; owner Acosta Investments LLC) into Maintenance District Number 804‑1, Landscape Maintenance District Number 1 (Zone 198), and Flood Control Maintenance District Number 1 (Zone 162). Ballots were marked “yes” on the associated ballots. The council called and recorded a roll‑call vote: Corona, Rapp, Vallejo, Nava and Vargas all voted yes (5‑0).
11c: The council adopted a resolution to annex DPR 21‑00012 to CFD 2001‑3 (North Perris Public Safety) — annexation number 71 — and conducted the related special tax and appropriations limit election; the returned ballot was marked “yes.” The council approved the resolution and recorded a unanimous roll‑call vote of Corona, Rapp, Vallejo, Nava and Vargas (5‑0).
All three sets of resolutions were approved without reported public opposition during the hearings. For the annexation items staff advised they were routine and no speaker requests were received during the public hearings.
Votes at a glance: Each of the annexation resolutions and the CFD special tax election passed by unanimous council vote (5‑0).
