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The Transit Oriented Development Action Plan sets a path for housing, jobs and investment around the 4066 Vine St. station but stops short of approving construction or rezoning.
The Cultural Heritage Board also heard early feedback on a proposed ordinance that would ban chain link fencing on historic properties citywide.
The urgency ordinance keeps restrictions on new and expanded pallet yards in place through May 2027 while staff develops zoning and safety standards.
Commissioners pushed back after city staff notified the nightclub owner less than 24 hours before the hearing that the case needed to stay open another six months.
The Southern California Association of Governments recognized the city's Vehicle Miles Traveled Mitigation Bank, which lets developers pay a flat fee in lieu of state environmental review.
The unanimous vote freezes new pallet storage operations for 45 days as planners draft stricter rules following 29 fire incidents since 2025.
The Riverside County Office of Education requested the de-designations after one structure was demolished and another received a demolition permit earlier this year.
Noncompliant businesses could be required to close or relocate within two to three years under a proposed amortization program.
Mayor Lock-Dawson joins national mayors forum to chart Riverside's green tech economy future.
A unanimous vote updates decades-old restrictions that had blocked most advertiser-initiated requests.
The meeting is the latest in the Fairmount Forward series, which is shaping a long-term master plan for the city's most visited park.
For the first time, advertising companies can request to move or modernize existing billboards under a framework giving the City Council sole discretion over each deal.
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