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At a glance: Jurupa Valley council actions — Sept. 17, 2024

Jurupa Valley City Council · September 19, 2024
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Summary

Council adopted the CDBG annual report, approved a one‑year CUP extension for Bertec, adopted CFD resolutions for Tractor Supply, approved community service grants, and directed staff on the Agua Mansa trail deposit (set at $700,000 with Crestmore Heights restriction).

Key formal actions taken by the Jurupa Valley City Council on Sept. 17, 2024:

• Adopted Resolution No. 20205 approving the FY23–24 Community Development Block Grant Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (no public speakers; staff said report fulfills HUD reporting requirements).

• Approved a one‑year extension for Conditional Use Permit (CUP) 21006 for a Bertec Waste Industries disposal services facility, extending the permit to 08/10/2025 (last allowable extension under municipal code).

• Authorized resolutions and introduced an ordinance to form a public‑safety Community Facilities District (CFD) tied to a Tractor Supply development; council adopted the series of resolutions necessary to levy special taxes for new development and introduced the implementing ordinance.

• Awarded the 2024 community service microgrants — council approved funding for the 11 qualified nonprofit applicants (totaling $52,500 requested; council funded them by adjusting available budget authority).

• Modified the Agua Mansa Commerce Park specific plan condition concerning the Castellano Road equestrian trail by accepting a deposit in lieu of construction; council set the deposit at $700,000, required the funds to be used in Crestmore Heights, and directed staff to convene a community meeting to determine how funds should be used.

Council recorded voice votes on several actions; individual vote tallies were not read aloud for every item in the transcript.