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Votes at a glance: Moreno Valley City Council, March 18, 2025
Summary
The council approved the consent calendar and a rewrite of advisory board rules; both actions passed by unanimous vote among members present.
At the March 18, 2025 joint meeting the Moreno Valley City Council recorded the following formal outcomes.
1) Consent calendar approved — Motion to approve the consent calendar passed. Council members Bernard, Gonzales, Delgado and Mayor Cabrera voted yes; Mayor Pro Tem Boca Santa Cruz was absent. The consent calendar included multiple items; council discussion highlighted the continuation of the city's memorandum of understanding with Moreno Valley College and an anticipated grant-funded acquisition of an electric street sweeper and a support truck. Public comment included a request from developer Ryan Martin (Lido Capital) asking for a continuance on a development item affecting District 5; the council approved the consent calendar as presented.
2) Advisory boards and commissions: staff recommendations approved — The council approved staff's proposal to replace advisory-related provisions in Title 2 of the municipal code with a new Chapter 2.2 and to amend Legislative Policy 1.1 to standardize duties, appointment procedures and meeting rules for city advisory boards and commissions. The vote was unanimous among members present (Bernard, Gonzales, Delgado, Mayor Cabrera); one member was absent.
Vote tallies and notes: - Consent calendar: yes 4, no 0, abstain 0, absent 1 (Mayor Pro Tem Boca Santa Cruz). Motion and second not specifically named in the public record. - Advisory boards and commissions (Agenda item K): yes 4, no 0, abstain 0, absent 1. Motion by Council member Bernard; second by Council member Delgado.
Public comments and notable items: Developer Ryan Martin of Lido Capital spoke during the consent-calendar public comment period and requested additional time or a continuance on the Marina Valley Business Park project, citing court writ compliance and communication issues with staff. The council nevertheless approved the consent calendar. Other public commenters raised neighborhood and service issues; the council did not take separate action on those remarks.
The meeting record shows the council handled routine regional commission reports and a city manager events update later in the agenda. No public hearings were held that evening.
