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Last discussed Apr 22, 2026.
Public comments (17)
Criticized city leadership and urged the council to reject the general plan update.
City Council Regular Meeting · 43:01 →Opposed the general plan update due to fire hazard and insurance concerns.
City Council Regular Meeting · 3:02:37 →Supported previous speakers in calling for extended review time and community input.
City Council Regular Meeting · 2:51:16 →Discussed the history of the general plan litigation and urged thorough public review of environmental documents.
City Council Regular Meeting · 46:00 →Questioned the lack of fiscal impact analysis for the Gilman Springs annexation and changes to northeast zoning.
City Council Regular Meeting · 1:11:29 →Criticized the city's warehouse zoning approvals and urged the council to support environmental protections and a moratorium.
City Council Regular Meeting · 39:44 →Advocated for protected bike lanes and parking control officers to keep non-emergency traffic and parking violations under control.
City Council Regular Meeting · 48:19 →Asked for public assurance that city taxpayers are not paying for infrastructure improvements intended to be funded by developers like Highland Fairview.
City Council Regular Meeting · 51:45 →Criticized the 2021 general plan update process and opposed high-density zoning in the northeast fire hazard zone.
City Council Regular Meeting · 54:00 →Expressed strong concern over city expenditures on legal defense costs and urged fiscal responsibility.
City Council Regular Meeting · 2:56:46 →Reflected on the anniversary of January 6th and raised concerns about accountability and legal liabilities.
City Council Regular Meeting · 1:00:05 →Encouraged the city council to evaluate whether their decisions align with stated strategic goals like economic development, infrastructure, and quality of life.
City Council Regular Meeting · 45:33 →Criticized government transparency, closed session practices, and the city's handling of public accountability.
City Council Regular Meeting · 1:06:01 →Urged the city to enact a moratorium on warehouses, pointing out that Moreno Valley has already approved around 50 warehouses and exceeded housing goals.
City Council Regular Meeting · 42:11 →Highlighted safety issues with semi-trucks trying to navigate tight turns on residential thoroughfares like Ironwood and Moreno Beach.
City Council Regular Meeting · 40:03 →Raised questions about the 10-year follow-through on job training promises related to Highland Fairview and the World Logistics Center, urging accountability.
City Council Regular Meeting · 36:35 →Urged the council to reject R-10 zoning in the northeast side due to severe fire safety, evacuation, and infrastructure limitations.
City Council Regular Meeting · 1:03:00 →