Ordinance Adopting Logistics Use Facilities Mitigation Measures (PEN26-0055)

Shared findings from the 'Region in Crisis 2' report regarding warehousing impacts and invited youth to a summer summit.

Spoke about local air quality issues, toxic tours, and the high concentration of warehouses in Moreno Valley.

Urged the commission to finalize strong general plan rules, guard against data centers, and manage city funds responsibly.

Invited commissioners to Sierra Club outdoor events and echoed concerns about the Region in Crisis report.

Defended economic development and argued against excessive regulations that drive up costs for future generations.

Discussed data center moratoriums in neighboring cities and urged strong general plan protections for sensitive receptors.

Expressed frustration over past public testimony rules and urged careful review of planning documents.

Argued that the ordinance needs active city monitoring and funding rather than relying solely on resident complaints.

Praised the commission for strengthening warehouse rules, setbacks, cool roofing, and tree buffer requirements.

Recommended 20-foot wide landscape buffers and suggested posting digital photos of compliance signs on the city website.