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Rialto resident asks commission to recognize mixed‑use status under SB 6 to stop code enforcement
Summary
Pedro Molina, a Rialto resident and property owner, asked the commission to acknowledge a 1927 mixed‑use property as eligible for adaptive reuse under Senate Bill 6 and to relieve ongoing code‑enforcement pressure; staff agreed to refer the matter to city staff for follow‑up.
At the start of the Nov. 5 meeting, Rialto resident Pedro Molina addressed the commission during oral communications to request that staff and the commission recognize his property across the street as a mixed‑use parcel under Senate Bill 6. Molina said the building (a 1927 flower shop with a rear dwelling) exemplifies the adaptive‑reuse conversions SB 6 intends to streamline and that the city’s current enforcement letter treats the property as commercial despite an existing residence in the rear.
Molina asked for either a special‑use acknowledgment, a zoning variance, or other administrative recognition so code enforcement would cease while he pursues conversion or regularization of the mixed use. Chair and staff members confirmed the item was not on the agenda but said they would refer the complaint and evidence to staff for follow‑up.
