Cristal McDonald, City Clerk
April 2, 2024
Code Enforcement Policy
Subcommittee and Southwest
Elected Leaders Collaborative
Appointment Review
Received After Agenda Printed
04/02/2024 - Regular Meeting
Item 17 - Staff Presentation
2 Ad-Hoc
• Consists solely of less than a quorum
• Serves limited/single purpose
• Does not have a continuing subject
matter
• Dissolves when the specific task is
completed
• No fixed meeting schedule by formal
action
• Not subject to Brown Act
Standing
• Consists solely of less than a quorum
• Serves purpose of some continuing
subject matter jurisdiction
• Fixed meeting schedule by the
legislative body
• Subject to Brown Act
Ad-Hoc vs. Standing
3 Type: Ad-Hoc
Membership: Two City Council Members appointed by the City Council.
Purpose: Work with City staff to review the Municipal Code and applicable policies and procedures related to Code Enforcement; provide recommendations to the City Council on changes to Code Enforcement protocols. Automatically sunsets upon final recommendations of Code Enforcement protocols.
Code Enforcement Policy
Subcommittee
4 Southwest Riverside County
Elected Leaders Collaborative
Purpose: A collaborative working group of current and past elected City Council members within the cities of Canyon Lake, Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Murrieta, Temecula, and Wildomar to gather and discuss traffic and transportation regional issues.
Current Members: Mayor Stone and Council Member Holliday 5 Establish by minute order:
A Code Enforcement Policy Ad Hoc Subcommittee, with the sunset of the subcommittee upon a final recommendation to the City Council; and
Appoint two Council Members to serve on the Code
Enforcement Policy Ad Hoc Subcommittee.
Recommendation #1
6 Recommendation #2
Review appointments to the Southwest Riverside County
Elected Leaders Collaborative and, if applicable;
Reappoint delegates to the Southwest Riverside County
Elected Leaders Collaborative.