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Votes at a glance: Chino City Council, April 15, 2025

3024166 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

Summarized roll-call results from the April 15 Chino City Council meeting: consent calendar and minutes approved; council unanimously accepted staff recommendation to uphold the Planning Commission and deny an appeal of a zoning interpretation (FAR in the MUO).

At its April 15 meeting the Chino City Council recorded the following formal actions and roll-call votes:

Approve balance of the consent calendar Motion: Approve the balance of the consent calendar (items not otherwise pulled). Mover: Council Member Lucio. Second: Council Member Comstock. Vote: Lucio — yes; Flores — yes; Comstock — yes; Mayor Pro Tem Burton — yes; Mayor Eunice Ulloa — yes. Outcome: Approved (5–0).

Approve minutes of the regular meeting of April 1, 2025 (Item 2) Motion: Approve minutes of the regular meeting April 1, 2025. Mover: Mayor Pro Tem Burton. Second: Council Member Lucio. Vote: Lucio — yes; Flores — yes; Comstock — yes; Mayor Pro Tem Burton — yes; Mayor Eunice Ulloa — yes. Outcome: Approved (5–0).

Item 11 — Appeal of Planning Commission denial of director’s FAR interpretation (Mixed Use Overlay) Motion: Accept staff recommendation to concur with the Planning Commission’s denial of the appeal and uphold the director’s interpretation that FAR applies to nonresidential space only in the MUO. Mover: Council Member Comstock. Second: Council Member Flores. Vote: Lucio — yes; Flores — yes; Comstock — yes; Mayor Pro Tem Burton — yes; Mayor Eunice Ulloa — yes. Outcome: Approved (5–0). Notes: Staff and the city attorney advised that overturning the Planning Commission’s decision would require ordinance amendments and HCD approval; they cautioned that ordinance changes inconsistent with HCD guidance could risk decertification of the city’s housing element.

No other ordinance adoptions, resolutions, or contract awards were finalized during the meeting.

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