Planning Commission June 25, 2026

The City of Moreno Valley Planning Commission held a meeting on June 25, 2026, focusing heavily on land use and development issues. Key procurement-related discussions included the adoption of an ordinance establishing mitigation measures for logistics use facilities to address air quality and sensitive receptor impacts. The ordinance, developed in consultation with the California Attorney General's office and environmental groups, includes provisions such as a 1,000-foot buffer zone, cool roofing and concrete requirements, diesel generator restrictions, landscaping buffers, and an abatement fund with annual CPI adjustments. The commission voted unanimously to recommend the ordinance to the City Council. Additionally, the commission approved a conditional use permit for the expansion of a charter school resource center and approved a plot plan for a 184-unit multifamily residential development, with conditions addressing landscaping, parking, and street improvements. Public comments emphasized concerns about traffic impacts, environmental health, and enforcement of mitigation measures. The meeting concluded with announcements about upcoming council study sessions and commissioner candidacies.