Chino
Upcoming
Infrastructure/Streets Committee
The Infrastructure/Streets Committee will discuss several capital improvement projects, including pavement work on Chino and Edison Avenues, a heating and cooling system replacement for City Hall, and design updates for the Pine Avenue Bridge. Staff will also provide a close-out update on the REDA project. No binding votes are scheduled for these discussion items.
- Pavement improvements on Chino Avenue and Edison Avenue
- Civic Center Central Plant replacement for City Hall
- Preliminary design review for Pine Avenue Bridge and Connector
- REDA project close-out and cost reconciliation update
City Council
The Chino City Council will hold public hearings on major zoning and land-use updates, including a comprehensive zoning code revision, a zoning map amendment, and changes to the Preserve Specific Plan. The meeting also covers a sign code update, subdivision rule changes, and routine budget approvals. Council members will vote on several service contracts and a $6.4 million warrant list.
- Parcel Map 20988 at 14022 Cypress Avenue
- InfoSend utility billing contract ($300,000 annually)
- Mariposa Landscapes median maintenance contract ($489,680.60)
- Ordinances 2026-008/009: Zoning code and map update for 2045 General Plan
- Ordinances 2026-005/006: Subdivision standards and Preserve Specific Plan amendments
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Legislative Policy Committee
The committee will review reports regarding government relations and outreach efforts. Discussions will focus on current federal and state legislative, budget, and regulatory developments.
- Approval of May 12, 2026 meeting minutes
- Government Relations Update report
- Federal legislative and budget update
- State legislative and budget update
Community Services, Parks & Recreation Commission
The meeting includes an action item to name a preserve park site and several verbal reports regarding community programs. The commission will also review activity reports for administration, programs, and parks development from April and May 2026.
- Park Naming: Preserve Park Site
- Homeless Outreach Program report
- Back-to-School Giveaway report
- HOPE and McKinney-Vento report
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several residential projects including a 100-unit for-sale subdivision, a 210-unit rental community, and a 55-unit single-family development. They will also consider a comprehensive update to the sign code and a citywide zoning code update to implement the 2045 General Plan.
- 100-unit residential for-sale project (PL25-0067/68) on 3.76 acres in CG zoning
- 210-unit rental community (PL25-0022) on 7.9 acres with 25 buildings
- 55 single-family homes (PL26-0119/20/21) on 12.42 acres in East Chino Specific Plan
- Comprehensive sign code update (PL26-0057) to Title 16
- Comprehensive zoning code update and map amendment for 2045 General Plan
City Council
The City Council will adopt the FY 2026-27 proposed budget and appropriations limit, including a 5-year Capital Improvement Program. They will also consider a $4.4 million police body camera and AI software contract, a new business license software agreement, and amendments to the Euclid Avenue Bridge project. An ordinance updating regulations for bicycles, e-bikes, and scooters is up for final adoption.
- Adopt FY 2026-27 budget and appropriations limit
- Approve $4,464,008.92 Axon Enterprise agreement for police cameras and AI software
- Ordinance 2026-004 regulating bicycles, electric bicycles, motorized scooters, and mobility devices (second reading)
- Approve $891,409 contract amendment and MOU for Euclid Avenue Bridge project (ST243)
- Award five-year $201,500 contract to HdL for business license software and compliance services
Investment Advisory Committee
The Investment Advisory Committee will discuss the City of Chino's monthly investment reports for January through March 2026. They will also review the California Employer's Pension Prefunding Trust (CEPPT) and California Employers' Retiree Benefit Trust (CERBT) funds, with a presentation from CalPERS.
- Approve minutes from March 16, 2026 meeting
- Review monthly investment reports for Jan-Mar 2026
- Review CEPPT and CERBT pension prefunding trust funds
- Presentation by CalPERS Prefunding Programs manager
City Council
The City Council will receive and discuss a presentation on the updated Development Impact Fee (DIF) Nexus Study, including methodology, infrastructure project lists, and fee calculations. This is a study session for feedback, not a final decision.
- Public Review Draft DIF Nexus Study with fee calculations and infrastructure project lists