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Ontario council approves PUD, HUD plan amendments, CAPER and permit-parking changes in 4-0 votes
Summary
The Ontario City Council approved a planned-unit development at East Toll Boulevard, amendments to HUD one-year action plans, adoption of the CAPER, and a municipal-code change on permit parking; all votes were 4-0 with Councilmember Bowman absent.
The Ontario City Council approved a package of land-use and administrative measures on Tuesday, voting 4-0 (Councilmember Bowman absent) on a set of consent and public hearing items.
The council adopted an ordinance approving planned unit development file PUD23-003 for 2.07 acres at 1389 East Toll Boulevard in the MUE (Mixed Use) zoning district. The City Clerk opened and closed the public hearing and the council approved the ordinance after a motion by Perata and a second by Macias.
Council members also approved the first amendments to the HUD one-year action plans for fiscal years 2023-24 and 2024-25 after a brief public hearing. The council adopted the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) for fiscal year 2024-25 as presented. In each case the record shows the hearing was opened, there were no written communications or speakers on the record for the items, and the council voted 4-0 with Bowman absent.
Separately, the council amended Ontario Municipal Code section 4-6.1305 to permit parking zones on residential streets, responding to neighborhood requests for permit-based parking in some areas. A council member who spoke in favor said many neighborhoods had been applying for permits and the change was needed to process those requests. The ordinance passed 4-0 with Bowman absent.
The consent calendar also passed on a single motion, 4-0 (Bowman absent). The council conducted the roll call, public hearings and votes in their regular meeting sequence; no member registered a conflict of interest on the agenda items.
Next steps: ordinances will be processed according to normal municipal procedures; effective dates and implementation steps were not specified on the record.
