POWER POINTS
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING
OCTOBER 4, 2022
October 4, 2022
1 City Council Meeting
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City Council Meeting
Closed Session
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2 Pledge of Allegiance
City Council Meeting
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Presentations
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3 City Council Meeting
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B1 – Community Services Grant Requests
2022-23
Community Services Grants
• Budget is $60,000 (3 rounds)
• Recommend $32,000 for 12 organizations
• $28,000 would remain for next 2 grant
rounds
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4 Applicant Requested Committee
Recommendation
Desert Cancer Foundation (DCF) $3,500 $3,500
Dr. Carreon Foundation $5,000 $2,500
HARC, Inc. $5,000 $5,000
Hidden Harvest $5,000 $5,000
JFK Foundation – Ophelia Project $5,000 $2,500
John Glenn Middle School – Kids in
the Kitchen Club
$2,000 $2,000
La Quinta High School Blackhawk
Brigade Band Boosters
$2,500 $2,500
Applicant Requested Committee
Recommendation
La Quinta High School Boys & Girls
Water Polo Team*
$5,000 $500
La Quinta Youth Sports Association
(LQYSA)
$5,000 $2,500
Nehemiah Charitable Fund* $5,000 $500
Parkinson’s Resource
Organization*
$5,000 $500
Pegasus Riding Academy $5,000 $5,000
Riverside County Foundation on
Aging, Inc.
$1,500 $0
*Starter Grant
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5 City Council Meeting
October 4, 2022
B2 - Award X Park Public Safety Camera
Project No. 2022-23
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Public Safety Camera System (PSCS) Project
2020-03 completed 2021
Safety cameras were proposed for X Park once
completed
X Park Project is complete and operational
Safety cameras needed to prevent vandalism
Project Scope
X Park:
Install and program 6 public safety
cameras with hardware
Infrastructure: install fiber from
telecom room to traffic control box
Connection to existing fiber
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7 Select Source:
BC Data and Power (BCD&P) quoted $41,969
BCD&P was subcontractor for PSCS Pilot Project
BCD&P has extensive knowledge of the camera
system and can install quickly
Budget
Professional $ 2,500
Inspection, Testing & Survey $ 4,500
Construction $ 41,969
Contingency $ 11,031
TOTAL $60,000
Proposed Project Budget
• $1.69M of funding available in 2022-07 Phase
II Camera System Project Budget
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9 City Council Meeting
October 4, 2022
PH1 – GPA2022-0001, ZOA2022-0002,
ZC2022-0003
Zoning Code and Map Updates
Background
• Staff periodically reviews the General
Plan, zoning map, and municipal code for
inconsistencies and proposes
amendments
• Reviews for potential opportunities for
development code streamlining and
flexibility
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10 Map Changes
• Proposed map changes include:
– parcels inadvertently changed at last General
Plan update
– parcel no longer needed for drainage purposes
• Changes revert back to Low Density
Residential
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11 Zoning Text Changes
• Allowance for Commercial Tourist Homes
in Village Commercial area
• Discussed at Study Session with
Council/PC
• Proposed to be allowed on lots in VC less
than 10,000 sf, greater than 4,500 sf
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• “Commercial Tourist Home” means a unit located
on a parcel between 5,000 4,500 square feet and
10,000 square feet that is not occupied by an
owner or manager and that is rented in its
entirety to transient guests for a period of thirty
(30) consecutive calendar days or less, subject to
Chapter 3.24 Transient Occupancy Tax.
• Would require a CUP and parking similar to hotel
Planning Commission
• Recommended changing “Commercial Tourist” to
“Village Hospitality” to avoid confusion with
Tourist Commercial zoning district
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• Allow for live/work units in mixed-use
areas
• Clarify in Code that live/work units are
permitted use
• Would allow conversion of existing
commercial building into live/work unit
Zoning Text Changes
• “Live/Work Unit” is a single unit consisting
of both a commercial/office and a
residential component that is occupied by
the same resident. The live/work unit
shall be the primary dwelling of the
occupant.”
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15 Zoning Text Changes
• Image Corridor height exemption
– Allows cellular communication facilities located
within Major Community Facilities zones
– Allows cell facilities at a greater height in order
to achieve cell service coverage
– Requires CUP to be reviewed by the Planning
Commission
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16 Zoning Text Changes
• Clean up language
– Density description in High Density Residential
Section for consistency with recently changed
Affordable Housing Overlay regulations
– Incorrect code section cross reference in the
appeals section
Zoning Text Changes
• Update definitions:
– Add a definition for “Commercial Tourist Home”
and “Live/Work Unit”
– Revise multifamily residential to allow for
multifamily projects to be two (2) or more
units, instead of three (3) or more
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17 Planning Commission
• Recommended approval of all zoning code
and map updates.
• Recommends changing “Commercial
Tourist Homes” to “Village Hospitality
Homes”
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18 City Council Meeting
October 4, 2022
D3 – 2022 CONSOLIDATED GENERAL
ELECTION & MEASURE A UPDATE
2022 GENERAL ELECTION • Vote-by-Mail (VBM) Ballots – mailed Oct. 10 – Nov. 1 • VBM Drop Off locations – open Oct. 11 – Nov. 7
– La Quinta City Hall
– Trilogy at La Quinta
• 11-Day Vote Centers – open Oct. 29 – Nov. 8
– La Quinta City Hall
• 4-Day Vote Centers – open Nov. 5 – Nov. 8
– Colonel Mitchell Paige Middle School
– Trilogy at La Quinta
• Ballots must be received no later than close of the polls on Election Day or be postmarked on or before Election
Day & received no later than 7 days after
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19 MEASURE A
Educational Information & Facts – City’s website
www.LaQuintaCA.gov/MeasureA
• STVR Areas Map
• Informational Flyer
• Informational Slide Deck / Power Point
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Economic & Fiscal Impact Reports
• 10-Year City Budget Projections
• Proposed Code Text of Measure A (submitted by the proponents) • Impartial Analysis
• Arguments In-Favor & Against
• Rebuttals to Arguments In-Favor & Against
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If Measure A is Approved
Scenario 1 Parameters:
• FY 2022/23 Adopted Budget
• Estimates a $6.1M annual loss in revenue starting FY 2024/25 comprised of:
– 20% of the STVR TOT revenue, or $1M, remains under Exempt Areas & projects a 5% compounded annual growth
– 80% of the STVR TOT revenue, or $4M, is projected to be lost in FY 2024/25, if Measure is approved
– Sales Tax revenue loss
– STVR Permit Fees loss
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If Measure A is Approved
Scenario 1 Parameters:
• Expenses estimate annual % increases based on historical averages
• Capital Improvements are based on anticipated immediate future city improvement needs for infrastructure repair and facilities maintenance
MEASURE A – SCENARIO 1
If Measure A is Approved
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