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Council continues public hearing on PUD23-004 planning application

Ontario City Council · July 2, 2024
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Summary

The council opened the public hearing on PUD23-004 (planned unit development for 21.58 acres in downtown area) and voted to continue the item to a future meeting to resolve outstanding details; motion by Mayor Pro Tem Dors Perrada, second by Bowman, passed 4–0 (Wapner absent).

The city council opened a public hearing on a planned unit development application (PUD23-004) covering roughly 21.58 acres bounded by East Street, Hope Boulevard, Euclid Avenue and Palm Avenue, including parts of the downtown mixed-use zoning district, and then continued the hearing to a future meeting.

Mayor Pro Tem Dors Perrada moved to continue the item so staff and applicants could work out outstanding details; Council Member Bowman seconded the motion. The council agreed to open the hearing but delay discussion and any decision until the next meeting to avoid re‑advertising the matter, and the motion passed on an electronic vote of 4–0 with Council Member Wapner absent.

City staff had described the application as establishing planning and design principles, development regulations and performance standards for future development on the identified acreage within the MU-1 Downtown Mixed Use zoning area. No public speakers or written communications were filed at the hearing, and the council did not take additional action on the application that evening beyond continuing the item.

The continuation preserves the public record established by opening the hearing and allows staff to return with clarified details for council consideration at the next scheduled meeting.