Economic Development Committee
City of Rialto
Regular Meeting - Final
Rialto City Hall, Council Chambers, 150 S. Palm
Ave. Rialto CA 92376
1:00 PMWednesday, November 9, 2022
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
PUBLIC COMMENTS
REVIEW/APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1 EDC-22-963
PRESENTATIONS
REPORTS/DISCUSSION ITEMS
2 EDC-22-965 Master Case No. 2022-0059 (Related Files: Conditional Development Permit No. 2022-0031, Precise Plan of Design No. 2022-0056, and Environmental Assessment Review No. 2022-0054): Development of a 163,445 square foot industrial warehouse building inclusive of 6,500 square feet of office area with associated paving, landscaping, screening and lighting on 7.69 acres of land (APN: 0128-141-70 & 0128-141-72) located on the north side of Rialto Avenue approximately 50 feet west of Cactus Avenue within the Light Manufacturing (M-1) zone.
Powerpoint Presentation.pdfAttachments:
1 November 9, 2022Economic Development Committee Regular Meeting - Final 3 EDC-22-966 Master Case No. 2022-0034 (Related Files: General Plan Amendment No: 2022-0001, Specific Plan Amendment No: 2022-0002,
Conditional Development Permit No: 2022-0019, Precise Plan of Design No. 2022-0031, Lot Line Adjustment No. 2022-0003 & Environmental Assessment Review No. 2022-0033): Proposal to development of two (2) new industrial warehouses totaling 121,902 square feet on 6.02 gross acre of land located on the northeast of Valley Boulevard and Willow Avenue (APN: 0132-202-04, 0132-182-08 & -09) within the Rialto Gateway Specific Plan.
Presentation.pptxAttachments:
4 EDC-22-954 2021-2029 (Sixth Cycle) Housing Element Update Rezone Program EDC - 11-9-2022 Rezone Program Presentation.pptxAttachments:
5 EDC-22-959 City of Rialto Smart Cities Plan to Mitigate Impacts of Warehousing and Logistics
2022.09.28_Rialto Smart Cities_EDC meeting_v3-FINAL.pptxAttachments:
6 EDC-22-952 Truck Route Moratorium
Recommended Truck Routes - 2022 Truck Route Study.pdf
EDC - 11-9-2022 Truck Routes Presentation.pptx
Attachments:
7 EDC-22-977 Downtown Property Update
8 Willow and Jackson proformas and funding proposals
UPCOMING MEETINGS/OTHER DISCUSSION ITEMS
ADJOURNMENT
2 City of Rialto
Legislation Text
File #: EDC-22-963, Version: 1, Agenda #: 1
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
MINUTES
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Call to Order/Roll Call 1:02 PM
EDC MEMBER PRESENT
Mayor Deborah Robertson
Mayor Pro Tem Ed Scott
CITY/AGENCY STAFF PRESENT:
Marcus Fuller, City Manager
Robert Messinger, Deputy City Attorney
Kathy Brann, Economic Development Manager
Paul Gonzales, Community Development Manager
Siri Champion, Senior Planner
Angela Perry, City Council/City Manager’s Executive Assistant PD Staff (3)
Additional Attendees: John Peukert, City of Rialto Resident Public Comments - None
Review/Approval of Minutes
Minutes from the May 25, 2022 - Accepted for the Record
REPORTS/DISCUSSION ITEMS
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Amendment
Presented by Siri
Committee Comments/Questions/Recommendations
Mayor Pro Tem (MPT) is not in favor.
· Recommendations by MPT
o Suggesting Siri take this to full Council.
o What advancing is the committee refereeing to?
o Enough has been discussed to move forward to Council.
Q. Mayor - Is the committee familiar with approving a major brand hotel? · Marcus would like the team to proceed with this process.
Q. Mayor - How did the committee become aware someone was looking at this site? · Siri mentioned a phone call was made to the City of Rialto.
Recommendations by Mayor
· Hotel to be brought separately.
Mayor’s concerns to consider
· The type of zoning on the El Patio side.
· The old Stater Bros site is pending an update on what is currently being done.
Q. MPT - What is currently happening on Foothill Blvd? Any updated plans? · Mayor suggested updates on current or upcoming plans. · Marcus is currently exploring a property off of Maple and Foothill o MPT - this property sits on the border of Fontana and Rialto, a potential problem due to the crime rate in that area.
· Mayor is advising for updates, particularly in this area. · Per Mayor, an official letter should be sent to the state, disclosing our inability to handle 8,000 houses due to resources.
· Per Mayor - ESRI is an excellent platform for the team to get information that shows parcels on the ground.
Recommendation: Overlay for rezoning on Linden and Foothill. · Design should look and be designed as the Food4Less location. · Mayor suggests the team look into updating the City of Rialto’s General Plan. 3 EDC-22-696 Foothill Central Specific Plan Vision and Engagement Siri presented
Committee Comments/Recommendations
MPT - Recommendations
· Residential is common in every Downtown area.
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· The city can follow this plan with a precise spot and parking structure. · Marcus - To work with a consultant to get a vision for other communities. · Paul - Vision, high-density downtown, demographics, mixed-use. · Siri suggests public engagement.
o MPT is not in favor of public engagement. The public may hinder the process with complaints.
· Mayor is interested in the Staff’s Plan and seeing what that looks like.
Q. Mayor - What are some historical points?
· Mayor would like to review the contract between SCAG and the consultants. · Per Mayor and MPT - Main concern is viewing the Staff’s vision. 4 EDC-22-680 2021-2029 (6th Cycle) General Plan Housing Element and Rezone Strategy Update
Presented by Siri
Committee Comments/Questions/Recommendations
Mayor - Recommendation
· Write a letter to West Valley Water regarding providing water to the proposed housing. o MPT asked Tom to send that same letter.
Marcus- Recommendation
· No strategy to be included.
o Mayor co-signs on Marcus’ statement.
Mayor and MPT - Recommendation
· Look into single-family residential areas.
5 EDC-22-436 Smart Cities Plan to Mitigate Impacts of Warehousing and Logistics Committee Comments/Questions/Recommendations
ITEM TABLED
6 EDC-22-694 Amendment no. 6 to Cooperative Agreement 93-049 between the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority and the City of Rialto Presented by Kathy
Committee Comments/Questions/Recommendations
SBCTA wants us to pay 50% of the insurance.
Q. Mayor would like to know how many claims SBCTA has had on the platforms.
Mayor Recommendation - Proceed.
· Item will be discussed at the August 9th meeting.
· Mayor would like to see what insurance(s) the City of Rialto has in place.
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Action Item - Mayor and MPT would like to see a copy of the police report.
Next Meeting
The next meeting will be in September.
Adjournment
Meeting adjourned at 4:04 p.m.
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Legislation Text
File #: EDC-22-965, Version: 1, Agenda #: 2
For Economic Development Committee [November 9, 2022]
TO: Honorable Economic Development Committee Members
APPROVAL: Marcus Fuller, City Manager
FROM: Daniel Rosas, Associate Planner
Master Case No. 2022-0059 (Related Files: Conditional Development Permit No. 2022-0031, Precise Plan of Design No. 2022-0056, and Environmental Assessment Review No. 2022-0054):
Development of a 163,445 square foot industrial warehouse building inclusive of 6,500 square feet of office area with associated paving, landscaping, screening and lighting on 7.69 acres of land (APN:
0128-141-70 & 0128-141-72) located on the north side of Rialto Avenue approximately 50 feet west of Cactus Avenue within the Light Manufacturing (M-1) zone.
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7 160 N. CACTUS
RIALTO, CA
ENTITLEMENT PACKAGE
LAX22-0030-00
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SEPTEMBER 22 2022 | 160 NORTH CACTUS | EDC MEETING
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RIALTO, CA - LAX22-0030-00
LINCOLN PROPERTY COMPANY
This conceptual design is based upon a preliminary review of entitlement requirements and on unverified and possibly incomplete site and/or building information, and is intended merely to assist in exploring how the project might be developed. Signage shown is for illustrative purposes only and does not necessarily reflect municipal code compliance. All colors shown are for representative purposes only. Refer to material samples for actual color verification.
9 26'
54'
TYP
40'
FLOOD CONTROL
EASEMENT
28'
50'
TYP
65'
62'
45'
359'
UE
1:4 LANDSCAPE BERM
10'
10' 4'
10' 4'
13'
27' 7'
3'22'
15'
3'
This conceptual design is based
upon a preliminary review of
entitlement requirements and on
unverified and possibly incomplete
site and/or building information, and
is intended merely to assist in
exploring how the project might be
developed.
Stormwater Management Design:
PROVIDED WHERE POSSIBLE-
VERIFY WITH CIVIL
Boundary Source:
PDF ALTA SURVEY
PROJECT STATS:
ADDRESS 160 N CACTUS
RIALTO, CA
ZONING M-1
HEIGHT MAX 75 FT
PARKING 104 STALLS PROVIDED
SITE 335,101 SQ FT
BUILDING 161,596 SQ FT
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RIALTO, CA - LAX22-0030-00
PROJECT INFORMATION
This conceptual design is based upon a preliminary review of entitlement requirements and on unverified and possibly incomplete site and/or building information, and is intended merely to assist in exploring how the project might be developed. Signage shown is for illustrative purposes only and does not necessarily reflect municipal code compliance. All colors shown are for representative purposes only. Refer to material samples for actual color verification.
10 10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
OFFICE
40'
FLOOD CONTROL
EASEMENT
10'
WATER AND PUBLIC
UTILITIES EASEMENT
6'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
8'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
45'
BLDG
SETBACK
10'
ROW DEDICATION
15'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
CENTER LINE OF ELECTRIC POWER
COMPANY EASEMENT
(WIDTH NOT SPECIFIED)
PROPOSED
INDUSTRIAL BLDG
SOLID WALL
IRON FENCE
NORTH CACTUS AVENUE
WEST RIALTO AVENUE
GATE
GATE
GATE
GATE
(E)(E) (E)(E)
(R)
(R)(E)(E) (E)(E)
(R)(E)
SYMBOL BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME SIZE
PROPOSED TREES
PRELIMINARY PLANTING LEGEND
GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS F. INERMIS /
HONEY LOCUST (THORNLESS)
15 GAL
STANDARD
ACACIA SMALLII /
SWEET ACACIA
36" BOX
STANDARD
PROSOPSIS CHILENSIS /
MESQUITE
24" BOX
STANDARD
CERCIDIUM X. 'DESERT MUSEUM' /
DESERT MUSEUM PALO VERDE
24" BOX
STANDARD
SYMBOL BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME SIZE
PROPOSED SHRUBS
CISTUS PURPUREUS /
ORCHID ROCKROSE
5 GAL /
48" O.C.
1 GAL /
42" O.C.
5 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
30" O.C.
AEONIUM ARBOREUM /
TREE AEONIUM
ALYOGYNE HUEGELII /
BLUE HIBISCUS
BACCHARIS 'CENTENNIAL' /
CENTENNIAL BACCHARIS
BAILEYA MULTIRADIATA /
DESERT MARIGOLD
CAESALPINEA MEXICANA /
MEXICAN BIRD OF PARADISE
CALLIANDRA ERIOPHYLLA /
FAIRY DUSTER
ELAEAGNUS PUNGENS /
SILVERBERRY
ENCELIA CALIFORNIA /
CALIFORNIA ENCELIA
HESPERALOE PARVIFLORA /
RED/YELLOW YUCCA
SALVIA LEUCANTHA /
MEXICAN SAGE
AGAVE ATTENUATA /
FOXTAIL AGAVE
AGAVE 'BLUE GLOW' /
BLUE GLOW AGAVE
LEUCOPHYLLUM F. 'GREEN CLOUD' /
GREEN CLOUD TEXAS RANGER
SALVIA GREGII 'FURHMAN'S RED' /
FURHMANS RED SAGE
BOUGAINVILLEA 'MONKA' /
OO-LA-LA BOUGAINVILLEA
CALLISTEMON 'LITTLE JOHN' /
DWARF BOTTLE BRUSH
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
42" O.C.
5 GAL /
42" O.C.
1 GAL /
24" O.C.
1 GAL /
24" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
42" O.C.
5 GAL /
48" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
30" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
ECHEVARIA VIOLACINA /
ECHEVARIA
1 GAL /
24" O.C.
(THORNLESS)
AGAVE AMERICANA /
CENTURY PLANT
5 GAL /
36" O.C.
MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA /
CAJEPUT TREE
15 GAL
STANDARD
WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA /
MEXICAN FAN PALM
16' BTH
STRAIGHT TRUNK
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Preliminary Landscape Plan
160 North Cactus Avenue
Rialto, CA, 92376 L1.1
GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS F. INERMIS /
HONEY LOCUST (THORNLESS)
ACACIA SMALLII /
SWEET ACACIA
PROSOPSIS CHILENSIS /
MESQUITE
CERCIDIUM X. 'DESERT MUSEUM' /
DESERT MUSEUM PALO VERDE
(THORNLESS)
MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA /
CAJEPUT TREE
(Date)
(Signature)
Lic. #5439
Colleen M. Nolan
09.07.2022Colleen M. Nolan
Landscape Architect, #5439
13355 Silverado Court, Corona 92883
[email protected]
714.743.7915 cell
WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA /
MEXICAN FAN PALM
26'
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
150'
MINIMUM FROM END OF STREET CURB
(TO BE VERIFIED WITH CITY)
30'
46'
MAIN TRUCK ACCESS POINT
26'
120'
54'
TYP
458'
8'
41'
OFFICE
40'
FLOOD CONTROL
EASEMENT
10'
WATER AND PUBLIC
UTILITIES EASEMENT
6'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
8'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
45'
BLDG
SETBACK
10'
ROW DEDICATION
6'
65'
28'
15'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
43'
50'
TYP
180'
40'
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
327'
65'
26'
72'338'
62'
45'
44'
359'
6'
NORTH CACTUS AVENUE
WEST RIALTO AVENUE
CENTER LINE OF ELECTRIC POWER
COMPANY EASEMENT
(WIDTH NOT SPECIFIED)
GATE
GATE
1:4 LANDSCAPE BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE BERM1:4 LANDSCAPE BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
GATE
INDUSTRIAL BLDG
FOOTPRINT: 161,596 SF
CLR.HGT: 36'
SOLID WALL
+/- 12' TALL
IRON FENCE
10'
10' 4'
10'
4'
10' 4'
10' 4'
13'
3'
ADA ACCESS PATH
13'
3'
13'
3' 27' 7'
3'22'
18'3'3'22'24'
4'
14'
TYP.
15'
3'
11'
11'
NORTH
SHEET
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Conceptual Site Plan
160 North Cactus Avenue
scheme: 16C
Rialto, CA, 92376 1
This conceptual design is based
upon a preliminary review of
entitlement requirements and on
unverified and possibly incomplete
site and/or building information, and
is intended merely to assist in
exploring how the project might be
developed.
0 15 30 60 150
1" =30'
A PORTION OF THE ZONING INFORMATION
IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME AND
REQUIREMENTS MAY DIFFER THAN WHAT
IS SHOWN IN THE SITE PLAN.
Stormwater Management Design:
PROVIDED WHERE POSSIBLE-
VERIFY WITH CIVIL
Boundary Source:
PDF ALTA SURVEY
CODE COMPLIANCE
1 - PROVIDED A PERIMETER WALL AND
PERFORMED VIEW STUDIES
TO VERIFY TRUCK COURT IS SCREENED
FROM THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY.
2 - PROVIDED 15’ LANDSCAPE SETBACK
WITH 1:4 BERM ALONG RIALTO AND
CACTUS
3 - PROVIDED 10’ LANDSCAPE PERIMETER
ON THE NORTH AND EAST SITE
BOUNDARIES WITH IRON FENCE.
4 - PROVIDED TREE PLANTING ALONG
THE PERIMETER OF THE SITE AT 30’ ON
CENTER.
5 - PROVIDED 15’ DEEP LANDSCAPE
BUFFER ALONG THE PERIMETER OF THE
THE BUILDING ON RIALTO AND CACTUS,
EXCEPT AT THE TRUCK DOCKS CREATING A
DOUBLE ROW OF PLANTING.
6 - FACADE RECESSES, PARAPET RETURNS,
HEIGHT VARIATION, CHANGES OF COLOR
AND FENESTRATION ARE PROVIDED ON
ALL FOUR ELEVATIONS TO ARTICULATE THE
MASS OF THE BUILDING.
7 - SCREEN WALLS ARE ARTICULATED WITH
PAINT REVEALS AND VERTICAL ELEMENTS
8 - PARKING IS SEPARATED FROM THE
TRUCK-COURT THROUGH FENCING.
SOLID WALL SCREEN
IRON FENCE
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PROPOSED SITE PLAN
This conceptual design is based upon a preliminary review of entitlement requirements and on unverified and possibly incomplete site and/or building information, and is intended merely to assist in exploring how the project might be developed. Signage shown is for illustrative purposes only and does not necessarily reflect municipal code compliance. All colors shown are for representative purposes only. Refer to material samples for actual color verification.
11 10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
OFFICE
40'
FLOOD CONTROL
EASEMENT
10'
WATER AND PUBLIC
UTILITIES EASEMENT
6'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
8'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
45'
BLDG
SETBACK
10'
ROW DEDICATION
15'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
CENTER LINE OF ELECTRIC POWER
COMPANY EASEMENT
(WIDTH NOT SPECIFIED)
PROPOSED
INDUSTRIAL BLDG
SOLID WALL
IRON FENCE
NORTH CACTUS AVENUE
WEST RIALTO AVENUE
GATE
GATE
GATE
GATE
(E)(E) (E)(E)
(R)
(R)(E)(E) (E)(E)
(R)(E)
SYMBOL BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME SIZE
PROPOSED TREES
PRELIMINARY PLANTING LEGEND
GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS F. INERMIS /
HONEY LOCUST (THORNLESS)
15 GAL
STANDARD
ACACIA SMALLII /
SWEET ACACIA
36" BOX
STANDARD
PROSOPSIS CHILENSIS /
MESQUITE
24" BOX
STANDARD
CERCIDIUM X. 'DESERT MUSEUM' /
DESERT MUSEUM PALO VERDE
24" BOX
STANDARD
SYMBOL BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME SIZE
PROPOSED SHRUBS
CISTUS PURPUREUS /
ORCHID ROCKROSE
5 GAL /
48" O.C.
1 GAL /
42" O.C.
5 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
30" O.C.
AEONIUM ARBOREUM /
TREE AEONIUM
ALYOGYNE HUEGELII /
BLUE HIBISCUS
BACCHARIS 'CENTENNIAL' /
CENTENNIAL BACCHARIS
BAILEYA MULTIRADIATA /
DESERT MARIGOLD
CAESALPINEA MEXICANA /
MEXICAN BIRD OF PARADISE
CALLIANDRA ERIOPHYLLA /
FAIRY DUSTER
ELAEAGNUS PUNGENS /
SILVERBERRY
ENCELIA CALIFORNIA /
CALIFORNIA ENCELIA
HESPERALOE PARVIFLORA /
RED/YELLOW YUCCA
SALVIA LEUCANTHA /
MEXICAN SAGE
AGAVE ATTENUATA /
FOXTAIL AGAVE
AGAVE 'BLUE GLOW' /
BLUE GLOW AGAVE
LEUCOPHYLLUM F. 'GREEN CLOUD' /
GREEN CLOUD TEXAS RANGER
SALVIA GREGII 'FURHMAN'S RED' /
FURHMANS RED SAGE
BOUGAINVILLEA 'MONKA' /
OO-LA-LA BOUGAINVILLEA
CALLISTEMON 'LITTLE JOHN' /
DWARF BOTTLE BRUSH
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
42" O.C.
5 GAL /
42" O.C.
1 GAL /
24" O.C.
1 GAL /
24" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
42" O.C.
5 GAL /
48" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
30" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
1 GAL /
36" O.C.
ECHEVARIA VIOLACINA /
ECHEVARIA
1 GAL /
24" O.C.
(THORNLESS)
AGAVE AMERICANA /
CENTURY PLANT
5 GAL /
36" O.C.
MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA /
CAJEPUT TREE
15 GAL
STANDARD
WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA /
MEXICAN FAN PALM
16' BTH
STRAIGHT TRUNK
09.15.2022
LAX22-0030-00
Preliminary Landscape Plan
160 North Cactus Avenue
Rialto, CA, 92376 L1.1
GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS F. INERMIS /
HONEY LOCUST (THORNLESS)
ACACIA SMALLII /
SWEET ACACIA
PROSOPSIS CHILENSIS /
MESQUITE
CERCIDIUM X. 'DESERT MUSEUM' /
DESERT MUSEUM PALO VERDE
(THORNLESS)
MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA /
CAJEPUT TREE
(Date)
(Signature)
Lic. #5439
Colleen M. Nolan
09.07.2022Colleen M. Nolan
Landscape Architect, #5439
13355 Silverado Court, Corona 92883
[email protected]
714.743.7915 cell
WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA /
MEXICAN FAN PALM
26'
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
150'
MINIMUM FROM END OF STREET CURB
(TO BE VERIFIED WITH CITY)
30'
46'
MAIN TRUCK ACCESS POINT
26'
120'
54'
TYP
458'
8'
41'
OFFICE
40'
FLOOD CONTROL
EASEMENT
10'
WATER AND PUBLIC
UTILITIES EASEMENT
6'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
8'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
EASEMENT
45'
BLDG
SETBACK
10'
ROW DEDICATION
6'
65'
28'
15'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACK
43'
50'
TYP
180'
40'
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
10'
LANDSCAPE
SETBACKS
327'
65'
26'
72'338'
62'
45'
44'
359'
6'
NORTH CACTUS AVENUE
WEST RIALTO AVENUE
CENTER LINE OF ELECTRIC POWER
COMPANY EASEMENT
(WIDTH NOT SPECIFIED)
GATE
GATE
1:4 LANDSCAPE BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE BERM1:4 LANDSCAPE BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
1:4 LANDSCAPE
BERM
GATE
INDUSTRIAL BLDG
FOOTPRINT: 161,596 SF
CLR.HGT: 36'
SOLID WALL
+/- 12' TALL
IRON FENCE
10'
10' 4'
10'
4'
10' 4'
10' 4'
13'
3'
ADA ACCESS PATH
13'
3'
13'
3' 27' 7'
3'22'
18'3'3'22'24'
4'
14'
TYP.
15'
3'
11'
11'
NORTH
SHEET
09.15.2022
LAX22-0030-00
Conceptual Site Plan
160 North Cactus Avenue
scheme: 16C
Rialto, CA, 92376 1
This conceptual design is based
upon a preliminary review of
entitlement requirements and on
unverified and possibly incomplete
site and/or building information, and
is intended merely to assist in
exploring how the project might be
developed.
0 15 30 60 150
1" =30'
A PORTION OF THE ZONING INFORMATION
IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME AND
REQUIREMENTS MAY DIFFER THAN WHAT
IS SHOWN IN THE SITE PLAN.
Stormwater Management Design:
PROVIDED WHERE POSSIBLE-
VERIFY WITH CIVIL
Boundary Source:
PDF ALTA SURVEY
GATE
DESIGN FEATURES
- REMOVAL OF DETERIORATING
WAREHOUSE AND CONSTRUCTION
OF A NEW LANDSCAPE BUFFER WITH
EVERGREEN TREES, DROUGHT TOLERANT
SHRUBS, AND WROUGHT IRON FENCING.
- COVERING THE EXPOSED CULVERT DITCH
WITH CONCRETE AND LANDSCAPING
TO MAKE THE ENTRANCE INTO THE
PACIFIC ELECTRIC TRAIL MORE SAFE AND
BEAUTIFUL.
- INSTALLATION OF SITE LIGHTING TO
MAKE THE NEIGHBORHOOD FEEL MORE
SAFE AT NIGHT.
- NEW LANDSCAPE BUFFER AND SOLID
WALLS SYSTEM TO BEAUTIFY THE
STREETFRONT AND MINIMIZE VIEWS OF
THE PROJECT OPERATIONS.
- REMOVAL OF CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
STORAGE AND RECONFIGURATION OF WELL
PARCEL TO IMPROVE ACCESS FOR THE
CITY.
- REMOVAL OF MANUFACTURING JUNK/
DEBRIS AND CONSTRUCTION OF
LANDSCAPE BUFFER AND WROUGHT IRON
SCREEN.
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LANDSCAPE PLAN
PROJECT BENEFITS
- THE PROJECT WILL REVITALIZE A HIGH-
PROFILE BUT SEVERELY UNDER-UTILIZED
SITE.
- THE PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE
ADVERSE IMPACTS.
- THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE THE CITY
DIRECT ACCESS TO ITS WATER WELL AND
ACT AS A BUFFER TO THE ADJACENT ADULT
EDUCATION FACILITY.
- THE PROJECT WILL CREATE NEW HIGH-
PAYING LOGISTICS INDUSTRY JOBS,
GENERATE SIGNIFICANT REVENUE FOR THE
CITY AND EMPLOY LOCAL UNION LABOR.
This conceptual design is based upon a preliminary review of entitlement requirements and on unverified and possibly incomplete site and/or building information, and is intended merely to assist in exploring how the project might be developed. Signage shown is for illustrative purposes only and does not necessarily reflect municipal code compliance. All colors shown are for representative purposes only. Refer to material samples for actual color verification.
12 CURRENT LAND CONFIGURATION
PROJECT LOCATION: 160 NORTH CACTUS
AVENUE
CITY OF RIALTO OWNS LAND INDICATED
AS NUMBER 2, PARACEL “A” FROM
INSTRUMENT NO. 2014-0292191
LINCOLN PROPERTY COMPANY (LPC) OWNS
LAND INDICATED AS NUMBER 1 AND 3 IN
THE DIAGRAM
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LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT
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13 PROPOSED LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT
SWAP PORTIONS OF LAND OWNED BY LPC
WITH THE CITY OF RIALTO.
LAND SWAP WILL YIELD SIMILAR ACREAGE
FOR THE CITY TO ACCOMMODATE EXISTING
WATER WELLS AND ACCESS.
LPC INTENDS TO OWN AND MERGE A
PORTION OF LAND FROM THE CITY OF
RIALTO.
REMOVE CURRENT LOT LINES AROUND
LAND OWNED BY THE CITY OF RIALTO
PROPOSED LOT LINE RUNNING NORTH
TO SOUTH FOLLOWS THE NON-EXCLUSIVE
EASEMENT FROM INSTRUMENT
NO. 90-0077476
DEED SWAP BEFORE LLA IS RECORDED.
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LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT
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14 PHASE 2: PROPOSED PARCEL
MERGER
MERGE NEW PARCEL “A” FROM PHASE
1’S LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT WITH THE
EXISTING PARCEL A AND PARCEL B FROM
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE NO. 206
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PARCEL MERGER
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15 WEST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
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CONCEPT ELEVATIONS
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16 VIEW AT MAIN ENTRY AT W RIALTO
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STREET VIEW
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Legislation Text
File #: EDC-22-966, Version: 1, Agenda #: 3
For Economic Development Committee [November 9, 2022]
TO: Honorable Economic Development Committee Members
APPROVAL: Marcus Fuller, City Manager
FROM: Daniel Rosas, Associate Planner
Master Case No. 2022-0034 (Related Files: General Plan Amendment No: 2022-0001, Specific Plan Amendment No: 2022-0002, Conditional Development Permit No: 2022-0019, Precise Plan of Design No. 2022-0031, Lot Line Adjustment No. 2022-0003 & Environmental Assessment Review No. 2022-0033): Proposal to development of two (2) new industrial warehouses totaling 121,902 square feet on 6.02 gross acre of land located on the northeast of Valley Boulevard and Willow Avenue (APN: 0132-202-04, 0132-182-08 & -09) within the Rialto Gateway Specific Plan.
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18 Property Summary for proposed
rezone FC to IP
• Site address: 280 W. Valley Blvd. Rialto, CA
• Site area: ±6.47 Acres
• Owner: 68 Valley L.P . (Investment Building Group)
Proven So. Cal. Industrial Developer with plans for demo of existing structures and build 2 new mfg./dist. Buildings • Former uses: FedEx parcel facility 1989 - 2011
Goodfellow 2012-2022 (heavy machine repair/assembly)
• Current zoning: Freeway Commercial (FC)
• Proposed zoning: Industrial Park (IP)
All measurements are approximate and information from
sources deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
19 Aerial photo of
area of proposed
Zone Change
and Surrounding
Zones
Freeway Commercial “FC”Project Boundary Industrial Park “IP” RECENT
REZONE
To IP
Subject Property
20 Why the
owner is
requesting
the rezoning
• New owner has invested the property with the
intension of the rezone to IP as successfully done on
other nearby properties along Valley Blvd.
• We need to change outdated zoning to be able to build the new infrastructure that will meet both current and
future area demand.
• Current structures already conform to IP but are
outdated. With new zoning, developer will redevelop
the property improving it to modern IP standards.
• With IP zoning, the site will become fully utilized at its highest and best uses, directly translating into increased local employment and tax revenue.
21 Current aerial view and satellite photos
of predeveloped site
All measurements are approximate and information from sources deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
VALLEY BLVD
22 Proposed:
New First
Class IP
Buildings
23 Summary of
Benefits to
City of Rialto
• Updating to IP rationalizes Rialto’s zoning map with
actual area activity.
• IP uses continue to be “Highest and Best Use” which
ensures stable beneficial occupancy.
• The proposed development offers flexibly divisible
floor plans to accommodate more types of
businesses looking to relocate to Rialto.
• City will see increased revenue from up front
developer fees and the tripling of the current
property taxes annually.
• The quality redevelopment of this site will
modernize the area’s appearance, bring in desirable
operations, thereby improving Rialto’s image as a
great place to bring your business.
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Legislation Text
File #: EDC-22-954, Version: 1, Agenda #: 4
For Economic Development Committee November 9, 2022
TO: Honorable Economic Development Committee Members
APPROVAL: Marcus Fuller, City Manager
FROM: Paul Gonzales, Community Development Manager
2021-2029 (Sixth Cycle) Housing Element Update Rezone Program
BACKGROUND
On March 8, 2022, the City Council adopted the Sixth Cycle Housing Element Update as required by the State of California for all jurisdictions. The Element includes Housing Program 2B, rezone to provide adequate sites to accommodate the 2021-2029 Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA). The rezone program will offer property owners an additional land use option. Existing underlying zoning and related property owner rights will remain.
The rezone program includes the following six opportunity areas:
· Opportunity Area 1: Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan, · Opportunity Area 2: North Riverside Avenue,
· Opportunity Area 3: Gateway Specific Plan,
· Opportunity Area 4: Central Area Specific Plan,
· Opportunity Area 5: Baseline Parcels, and
· Opportunity Area 6: Baseline Shopping Center.
On June 29, 2022, the Economic Development Committee (EDC) directed staff to cease work on the rezone program until receiving a letter of compliance from the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). Staff anticipates receipt of a letter of compliance within the next two months. However, waiting for a letter of compliance may render the city ineligible for certain funding opportunities, including the Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA).
ANALYSIS/DISCUSSION
To be eligible for the City’sPLHA, the City must be compliant with state Housing Element Law, which, in Rialto’s case, includes a certified Sixth Cycle Housing Element and adoption of the rezone program. To be eligible for the PLHA funds, the City’sHousing Element must be certified, and the City must adopt the rezone program by February 28, 2023. Given the short timeframes for completion, staff is proceeding diligently with the rezone program in anticipation of meeting the deadlines.
The rezone program includes a citywide overlay and three specific plan amendments. The citywide overlay will provide property owners with the option of building residential at a density of up to fifty (50) dwelling units per acre. The citywide overlay applies to sites located along and near Riverside City of Rialto Printed on 11/4/2022Page 1 of 2
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(50) dwelling units per acre. The citywide overlay applies to sites located along and near Riverside Avenue in the vicinity of Easton Street and sites located along and near Baseline Avenue. The three specific plan amendments will also offer property owners the option of building residential. For both the citywide overlay and the specific plan amendments, property owners will have the option of developing uses permitted in the existing underlying zone or developing residential projects.
The proposed specific plan amendments include:
· An amendment to the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan to increase density from 30 to 35 dwelling units per acre and remove density restrictions based on project size. · An amendment to the Central Area Specific Plan to create a residential overlay allowing residential as a permitted use up to 48.4 dwelling units per acre. · An amendment to the Gateway Specific Plan to create a residential overlay allowing residential as a permitted use up to 50 dwelling units per acre.
The three (3) city-sponsored specific plan amendments require initiation by the Planning Commission and authorization by the City Council. On October 26, 2022, the Planning Commission initiated the three specific plan amendments. After review from the EDC, the Planning Division will proceed to the City Council for authorization.
The rezone program adding the residential overlay will not impose any obligation on existing property owners to convert or change the use of their commercial or other non-residential uses on their property. Property owners retain full discretion to utilize the residential overlay, if they choose, to pursue development of residential units. There is no mechanism proposed by the rezone program to mandate or impose an obligation on existing property owners to redevelop their properties for residential uses.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
The City received an SB 2 Planning Grant award from the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) in the amount of $310,000. A portion of the grant was designated for implementation of the Sixth Cycle Housing Element rezone program.
The Fiscal Year 2022-2023 General Fund budget appropriated $152,517 for professional services for the Planning Division. Should additional funding be required for incidental expenses, sufficient funds are budgeted and available in the General Fund, Account No. 010-500-4260-2011.
RECOMMENDATION
The Planning Division recommends that the EDC direct staff to request that City Council authorize three specific plan amendments to implement the rezone program included in the 2021-2029 (Sixth Cycle) Housing Element Update.
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Rezone Program
Economic Development Committee
November 9, 2022
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Components of Rezone Strategy
• Citywide overlay will provide property owners with the option of building residential at a density of up to fifty (50) dwelling units per acres • Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan amendment to provide property owners with the option of building residential at a density of up to 35 dwelling units per acre • Central Area Specific Plan amendment to provide property owners with the option of building residential at a density of up to 48.4 dwelling units per acre • Gateway Specific Plan amendment to provide property owners with the option of building residential at a density of up to 50 dwelling units per acre 29 Next Steps
•City Council authorization of specific plan amendments •Draft amendments
•Complete CEQA
•Public Meeting
•Public Hearing
To be eligible for PLHA funding, the rezoning will need to be completed and approved by February 28, 2023.
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Legislation Text
File #: EDC-22-959, Version: 1, Agenda #: 5
For Economic Development Committee November 9, 2022
TO: Honorable Economic Development Committee Members
APPROVAL: Marcus Fuller, City Manager
FROM: Paul Gonzales, Community Development Manager
City of Rialto Smart Cities Plan to Mitigate Impacts of Warehousing and Logistics
BACKGROUND
On April 13, 2021, the City Council approved the submittal of an application in response to the Southern California Association of Governments’(SCAG) Sustainable Communities Program: Smart Cities and Mobility Innovation call for projects. The City’sapplication for the Smart Cities Plan, that will analyze impacts of Warehousing and Logistics, was awarded the SCAG grant. SCAG led the consultant selection process and entered into a contract with the University of California Riverside (UCR). The project kicked off in July 2022.
ANALYSIS/DISCUSSION
As the primary means of moving goods in the United States, freight transportation and distribution facilities provide jobs and generate tax revenues for state and local governments. However, freight transportation generates externalities such as air and noise pollution, pavement degradation, economic impacts and a variety of safety concerns.
The Smart Cities Plan to Mitigate Impacts of Warehousing and Logistics seeks to better understand the impacts of freight transportation and identify new technologies to mitigate impacts. Examples of new technologies include:
· Access Restriction and Pricing: limiting excessive numbers of vehicles or restricting certain types of vehicles from entering a designated area,
· Active Transportation and Demand Management: using intelligent transportation system technology to regulate traffic flow and influence travel behavior in real-time, · Pavement Design and Management: long-lasting structural design, construction, and maintenance concept for hot mix asphalt pavements (also called long-life pavement or perpetual pavement),
· Emerging First-/Last-Mile Delivery Modes: drones, local delivery robots, self-driving vehicles, cargo bikes, and shared delivery used as alternatives for door-to-door delivery, · Eco-Driving: the use of driver input or automation to modify how the vehicle is operated, · Zero and Near-Zero Emission Vehicles: vehicles that use propulsion technology which does not produce or produces limited combustion engine exhaust, · Truck Routes: designating streets for inter-city truck traffic in a way that reduces residents’ City of Rialto Printed on 11/4/2022Page 1 of 3
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exposure to truck exhaust,
· Land Use: use of freight-efficient land uses by embedding freight activity into the fabric of the built environment,
· Speed Management: street design elements and enforcement by police, radar, camera, or aircraft, particularly in geofenced areas to reduce excessive speed, and · Right-Sizing of Vehicles and Fleets: consolidating loads and using smaller vehicles for delivery.
Additional information of these technologies will be presented during the EDC meeting on November 9, 2022. Through the project, the City may examine all or some of these technologies at the will of the Economic Development Committee. Staff seeks feedback and direction from the EDC regarding any technologies that should not be considered and any others that should.
The Smart Cities Plan to Mitigate Warehousing and Logistics process includes a literature review, stakeholder engagement, data collection and analysis, a technological assessment, a smart cities framework, a pilot project concept and work plan, and a Technology Action Plan.
A critical element to the success of the project involves engagement with elected and appointed officials, industry representatives, representatives of community organizations, and community members. The stakeholder engagement plan is anticipated to include:
· A Project Advisory Committee (PAC),
· Focus groups,
· Surveys, and
· Individual interviews.
Staff seeks feedback and direction from the EDC regarding engagement methods and formation of the PAC. The project team proposes to include the following members in the PAC:
· One member from each of the following: City Council, Planning Commission, Transportation Commission, Rialto Police Department, and Rialto Community Development Department · Three to five industry representatives
· Three to five community organizational representatives from groups such as:
o Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice o City of Rialto Chamber of Commerce
o Inland Empire Economic Partnership
o Inland Empire Community Collaborative
o Inland Equity Partnership
o Rialto Unified School District
o San Bernardino Department of Public Health
FINANCIAL IMPACT
The Smart Cities Plan to Mitigate Warehousing and Logistics is funded by SCAG. Therefore, there is no impact to the City’s General Fund.
RECOMMENDATION
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technologies to be considered as well as feedback and direction regarding engagement methods and formation of the PAC.
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Smart Cities Plan to Mitigate Impacts of
Warehousing and Logistics
Economic Development Committee Meeting
November 9, 2022
1 College of Engineering – Center for Environmental Research & Technology (CE-CERT) Center for Social Innovation (CSI)
University of California at Riverside
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• College of Engineering –
Center for Environmental
Research and Technology
(CE-CERT)
– 30 years of excellence in
research and education to
address society’s most pressing
challenges in air quality, climate
change, energy, and
transportation
• School of Public Policy’s
Center for Social Innovation
(CSI)
– Integrate researchers,
community organizations, and
civic stakeholders in
collaborative projects and long-
term partnerships that boost
collective impact
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Freight transportation generates many externalities
• Truck traffic
can lead to air
and noise
pollution, parking,
pavement
degradation, and
safety concerns
• 88% of air
toxics emissions
are from mobile
sources
3 Source: SCAQMD (2021). Draft MATES V Study.
Rialto
36 Project Goal
Address changes that can be made to improve the local
environment, reduce air pollution, and enable mobility
innovation
• What types of trips begin and end in Rialto's industrial areas (first-mile, middle-mile, or last-mile)?
• How are streets, intersections, air quality, safety, maintenance, and communities impacted by goods movement?
• What technological and policy solutions are best suited for the City of Rialto?
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Scope of Work
• Literature Review
• Stakeholder outreach and engagement
• Data collection and analysis
• Technological assessment
• Pilot project concept development
• Technology Action Plan development
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Impacts and Potential Mitigation Strategies
6 Impacts Potential Mitigation Strategies
Traffic congestion Access restriction and pricing
Active transportation and demand management
Road maintenance Pavement design and management
Emerging first-/last-mile delivery modes
Air pollution Eco-driving
Zero and near-zero emission vehicles
Public health Truck routes
Land use
Safety Speed management
Right-sizing of vehicles and fleets
39 Methods of Public Engagement
7 • Project Advisory Committee (PAC)
• Focus groups
• Surveys
• Individual interviews
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• 1 from Planning Commission
• 1 from City Council
• 1 from Transportation Commission
• 1 from Rialto Police Department
• 1 from Rialto Community
Development Department
• 3-5 industry representatives
• 3-5 from community organizations, e.g.,
– Center for Community Action and
Environmental Justice
– City of Rialto Chamber of Commerce
– Inland Empire Community Collaborative
– Inland Empire Economic Partnership
– Inland Equity Partnership
– Rialto Unified School District
– San Bernardino Department of Public
Health
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Discussion
• Feedback and direction regarding potential mitigation technologies • Feedback and direction regarding composition of Project Advisory Committee 9 42
City of Rialto
Legislation Text
File #: EDC-22-952, Version: 1, Agenda #: 6
For Economic Development Committee November 9, 2022
TO: Honorable Economic Development Committee Members
APPROVAL: Marcus Fuller, City Manager
FROM: Paul Gonzales, Community Development Manager
Truck Route Moratorium
BACKGROUND
The City recently completed the 2022 Citywide Truck Route Study that analyzed all existing truck routes in Rialto. The Truck Route Study contains a map (Attachment A) of recommended truck routes for the City based on the analysis. Certain segments previously approved for general truck traffic are now recommended for decommission and new segments are recommended to complete truck routes throughout the City and connect to adjacent jurisdictions.
The Citywide Truck Route Study is tentatively scheduled for presentation to the City Council on December 13, 2022. At that time, the City Council will consider the Truck Route Study for approval.
ANALYSIS/DISCUSSION
The recommended truck routes will be incorporated into the General Plan in the forthcoming General Plan Update. In the meantime, staff is proposing a moratorium to prohibit inter-city truck traffic on streets not included for recommendation in the Truck Route Study. On November 15, 2022, staff intends to request that the City Council set a public hearing for December 13, 2022, to consider adoption of an interim urgency ordinance.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
There is no negative fiscal impact to the City’s general fund incurred by adopting an urgency ordinance to prohibit inter-city truck traffic on certain roads.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the Economic Development Committee direct staff to proceed with a public hearing on December 13, 2022, for consideration of a moratorium on iner-city truck traffic on roads excluded from the recommended routes in the Truck Route Study.
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City of Rialto
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igure
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Recommended Truck Routes
44 2022 Truck Route
Moratorium
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45 Truck Route Study
46 Existing Routes
• SR-210 freeway, I-10 freeway
• Riverside Avenue from West City Limits to Ayala Drive • Riverside Avenue from Valley Boulevard to South City
Limits
• Alder Avenue from Casa Grande Drive to Baseline Road
• Locust Avenue from Riverside Avenue to Baseline Road
• Ayala Drive from Riverside Avenue to Baseline Road
• A moratorium restricts truck traffic on Ayala Drive
from I-210 freeway to Baseline Road
• Cedar Avenue from Baseline Road to El Rivino Road
• Casa Grande Drive from Alder Avenue to Locust Avenue
• Casmalia Street from Mango Avenue to Ayala Drive
• Renaissance Parkway from Alder Avenue to Locust
Avenue
• Baseline Road from West City Limits to East City Limits • Pepper Avenue from Highland Avenue to City Limits
• Valley Boulevard from West City Limits to East City Limits • Slover Avenue from West City Limits to East City Limits • Santa Ana Avenue from West City Limits to East City Limits 47 • Decommission
• Ayala Drive from I-210 freeway to
Baseline Road
• Pepper Avenue from Baseline Road to
Rialto Avenue
• Slover Avenue from Cactus Avenue to
Riverside Avenue
• Santa Ana Avenue between west city
limits and east city limits
• Add
• Foothill Boulevard between Maple Avenue
and Cedar Avenue
• Arrow Boulevard between Maple Avenue
and Cedar Avenue
• Agua Mansa Road between south city
limits and Riverside Avenue
Recommended Routes
48 Next Steps
•November 15, 2022: Set public hearing for City Council •December 13, 2022: Open public hearing and consider the adoption of an urgency ordinance decommissioning certain street segments, designating the amended truck routes, and establishing a moratorium to prohibit truck traffic on all other streets within the City. 49 City of Rialto
Legislation Text
File #: EDC-22-977, Version: 1, Agenda #: 7
For Economic Development Committee [November 9, 2022]
TO: Honorable Economic Development Committee Members
APPROVAL: Kathy Brann, Economic Development Manager
Downtown Property Update
DISCUSSION:
131 S. Riverside - REA
The tenant has moved out of the property as of October 31, 2022. An item is on the November 15, 2022, City Council acting as the Successor Agency to adopt a Resolution to retain the property for Government purposes. This Resolution must be approved by the County Oversight Board and the State Department of Finance.
136 S. Riverside - vacant building
Staff was directed by the City Council to auction the property; however, the City first had to post the property as “SurplusLand’,for 60 days and approved by HCD. The City received approval by HCD, October 14, 2022, to proceed with the sale of the property. City Council will need to approve a Resolution at the December 13, 2022, meeting to establish the process for proceeding with the auction.
119 N. Riverside - Cuca’s
An inspection was conducted by Platinum Inspection on October 20, 2022, to determine the extent of damages and repair of the building. Cuca’s has been notified that per their lease, they were requirement to maintain the building in proper working order. The extent of the repairs is fairly extensive, to the degree that the appraised value starting bid may need to be reduced.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
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