Council Priorities
Tier 3 – Unprogrammed
(Unprogrammed projects/programs not yet prioritized by City Council pending development of strategies, workplans, and dedicated resources.)
LARGE SCALE PROJECTS
Parking Structure
Consider assessing the need, identifying a site, and constructing a parking lot or parking structure to support downtown.
Civic Center Development
Space plan for future expansion of City Hall and other potential uses.
Expand PD Facility
Needed to accommodate growing staff – funding for this project should be in place by FY30 – estimated at $10 to $15m. PD site has room for expansion.
Murrieta Youth Center Phase 2
The original construction of the Youth Center contemplated a future Phase 2 expansion.
Develop
Pioneer Park
An opportunity to meet the growing demand for park amenities.
Murrieta Creek Regional Trail
Connecting existing regional trail segments. The Trails Master Plan will address this topic.
Loan Program for Water/Sewer Connections
A potential strategy to offset the high costs of extending infrastructure in some locations.
Keyhole Specific Plan
Develop a Specific Plan for the “keyhole area,” comprised of 51 properties in the area bordered by Clinton Keith Road, Whitewood Road, Baxter Road, and the City boundary on the east. The area lacks water infrastructure and consolidated planning, hindering development.
Tour de Murrieta
An opportunity to make Tour de Murrieta a marquee annual event for the City and the best cycling race in the state.
Development Approval Process Deep Dive
An opportunity for a more elaborate examination of current staffing and processes to identify opportunities for improvement.
Create a Public Art Program
An opportunity to beautify the community and reinforce community connection. An internal staff working group has developed ideas for a smaller-scale pilot program. Work on this program has been on hold in light of recent budget reductions.
Regular Community Cleanup Events
An opportunity to beautify the community. Involves City staff facilitating community clean-up events with volunteers.
Develop BMX Pump Track
An opportunity for new recreational facilities
SMALL SCALE PROJECTS
Alderwood Park Splash Pad
Creates an opportunity for water-related play. Availability of funding will be determined after the construction of pickleball courts.
Vacant Land Planning
Addressing needs and potential opportunities with City-owned land.
Whitewood Widening Hunter to Clinton Keith
Addition of second northbound lane to complete four-lane section; recently requested TUMF funding to offset costs; utilize DIF –Streets for design and construction.
Roadside Memorial Policy
Requested by some residents to create a policy governing roadside memorials.
Replace Kitchen at the Community Center
Project consists of renovating the kitchen at the Murrieta Community Center, including bringing issues into compliance, upgrades to commercial appliances, and overall renovations. Project on hold due to funding and priority.
City Hall HVAC Replacement
Needed to address aging facility.
City Hall Roof Replacement
Needed to address aging facility.
Vintage Reserve Restroom
A new project listed on the DIF schedule to replace existing porta-potty at Vintage Reserve Park and construct permanent facility. Work to include new water service.
Support New
Community Events/Holiday Events
Interest in creating new community celebrations and connections.
Greater Activation of Amphitheater
An opportunity to expand programming using the City’s Amphitheater.
Sidewalk Vendor Policy
New regulations addressing street vending.
Revamp PEG Channel
Enhance public outreach content
Multi-Family Town Hall
Hold a Town Hall meeting to discuss multi-family housing building laws.
Equestrian Evacuation Guidelines
Establish equestrian evacuation guidelines. Staff is coordinating a roundtable with several stakeholders to discuss concerns related to this topic and potential scope.
Hawk Ranch
Meeting with Hawk Ranch regarding new CUP requirements.
Updated per 7-31-24 City Council Workshop