Menifee meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Menifee City Council agenda includes property condemnation, $1.64M in-lieu fee

Menifee's City Council met Aug. 19 with an agenda that included a property condemnation for the McCall Boulevard widening, a $1.64 million in-lieu fee for road improvements, and a $986,533 change order for the same widening project. The agenda also included grant acceptances and ordinances for community facilities districts. No minutes have been published for any of the recent meetings, so no decisions or vote tallies are reported.

City Council (Aug. 19)

The council's agenda included a public hearing on a resolution of necessity to condemn parcel APN 344-080-021 on McCall Boulevard for road widening and storm drain relocation. Other items:

• Approve a $1,639,315.52 in-lieu fee agreement with Core 5 Industrial Partners for McLaughlin Road improvements.
• Approve a $986,533.91 change order for the McCall Boulevard Widening Project, bringing the total to $5,262,394.89.
• Accept a $160,000 OTS Selective Traffic Enforcement grant and a $75,367.58 CHP Cannabis Tax Fund grant.
• Introduce ordinances for Community Facilities District No. 2026-2 (Quail Hills) and annexations to CFD 2017-1.

Planning Commission (Aug. 12)

The commission's agenda included public hearings on a proposed Neighborhood Healthcare facility and an amendment to the Menifee Village Specific Plan. Specific items:

• Plot Plan No. PLN25-0068 for the healthcare project at Bradley Road, Cherry Hills Boulevard, and I-215.
• A CEQA exemption determination for the project under Infill Development (Section 15332).
• Menifee Village Specific Plan Amendment No. 7 (Planning Application No. 2019-017).
• A recommendation to the City Council to adopt an addendum to the Final Program EIR (State Clearinghouse No. 1986112407).
• Approval of the July 8, 2026 meeting minutes.

Veterans and Military Families Advisory Committee (Aug. 17)

The committee's agenda focused on an updated Veterans and Military Families Services Survey. Items included:

• Review and approve the updated survey.
• Discuss outreach, distribution, launch, and completion dates.
• Approve the July 20, 2026 Joint Special Meeting Minutes and the July 20, 2026 Minutes.
• Future agenda items: Help Heal Veterans and Patriot Guard Riders presentations (Fall 2026).

Citizens Advisory Committee (Aug. 20)

The committee reviewed the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for the Community Development Block Grant program for fiscal year 2025/2026 (July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026). The agenda also included approval of the March 23, 2026 meeting minutes and public comments limited to 3 minutes per speaker.

Coming up

• **Senior Advisory Committee (Aug. 25):** The committee will review an Emergency Preparedness Presentation and provide recommendations for presenters and resource agencies for the annual event. It will also approve the June 23, 2026 minutes. Future agenda items include Care Solace mental wellness and AI presentations for Fall 2026, and a behavioral health and mental wellness workshop targeted for Winter 2026/2027.

Menifee officials weigh housing projects, bond issuance, and city contracts in recent meetings

City Council reviews contracts and zoning changes

The Menifee City Council met July 15 with a packed agenda, though minutes have not yet been published and no outcomes are confirmed.

Agendized items included a zone change and specific plan amendment for the Heritage Valley Business Center. The council was also scheduled to review a Warrant Register totaling $12,445,278.77.

Several contracts were on the agenda: a $113,595 contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.; a contract with Revize, LLC for replacement of the City website and mobile app for up to $119,100; and an amendment with Integrated Pest Control Management, Inc. for $6,040.

A special City Council meeting also held July 15 included a report on animal control services, covering licensing structures, service trends, and backyard breeder regulations.

Finance Committee considers bond issuance for Quartz Trail development

On July 13, the Finance Committee reviewed a proposed bond issuance for Community Facilities District No. 2025-2, Quartz Trail. The request was submitted by Lennar Homes of California, LLC to finance public improvements for an 80-home development southeast of Holland Road and Evans Road. The committee was also scheduled to review its remaining 2026 meeting schedule.

Planning Commission takes up Del Oro Townhomes

The Planning Commission met July 8 to consider the Del Oro Townhomes project at Holland Road and Palomar Road. The agenda called for adoption of a Limited Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration, approval of Tentative Tract Map No. 39395 (PLN25-0206), and approval of Plot Plan No. PLN25-0207. A Haun Parkway presentation was also scheduled.

No minutes have been published for any of these meetings, so it is not yet known which items were approved, continued, or denied.

Coming up

• **July 20 — Senior Advisory Committee and Veterans and Military Families Advisory Committee Joint Meeting:** A joint workshop is scheduled. The agenda is primarily procedural with no specific discussion topics listed.
• **July 20 — Veterans and Military Families Advisory Committee Meeting:** The committee will receive and file a report on Military Banner Program locations (Discussion Item 8.1) and discuss goals and recommended topics for a Veterans and Military Families Services Survey (Discussion Item 8.2). Presentations are scheduled from Quilts of Valor (Item 4.1), Help Heal Veterans (target date August 2026), and Patriot Guard Riders (target date September 2026). The committee will also consider approval of June 15, 2026 minutes.

Menifee Planning Commission Reviewed Del Oro Townhomes; Outcome Pending Minutes

Planning Commission took up Del Oro Townhomes on July 8

The Menifee Planning Commission met July 8, 2026, to consider the proposed Del Oro Townhomes project at Holland Road and Palomar Road. The agenda listed three related actions on the project, plus a presentation on Haun Parkway.

Because only the agenda has been published and minutes are not yet available, the commission's decisions and any vote tallies are not yet part of the public record. This roundup reports what was scheduled for consideration, not what was decided.

What was on the agenda

The commission was asked to act on three items tied to the Del Oro Townhomes:

• Adoption of a Limited Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration, a step in the environmental review process.
• Approval of Tentative Tract Map No. 39395 (PLN25-0206).
• Approval of Plot Plan No. PLN25-0207.

A tentative tract map is a planning step that lays out how a parcel would be subdivided. A plot plan shows the proposed arrangement of buildings and site features. A mitigated negative declaration is a finding that the project would not have significant environmental effects after agreed-upon mitigation measures are applied.

The agenda also included a presentation on Haun Parkway. No further detail on that presentation was provided in the available materials.

Why this matters to residents

The Del Oro Townhomes proposal, if approved, would shape new housing development at Holland Road and Palomar Road. Residents who want to know whether the environmental findings, tract map, and plot plan were approved will need to wait for the official minutes to be published, since the agenda alone does not record the outcome.

What we don't know yet

The supplied records are agenda-only. They do not include:

• Whether each item was approved, denied, continued, or tabled.
• Any vote counts.
• Public comment summaries.
• Any conditions of approval.

Once minutes are released, the decisions and votes can be reported.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings within the next 14 days were listed in the available data. Readers should check the city's official calendar for any meetings scheduled after that window.