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Temecula City Council Meeting - July 14, 2026
Published: Jul 14, 2026
City Proclaims July as Parks and Recreation Month
The Tmacula City Council issued a proclamation honoring July as Parks and Recreation Month. The proclamation highlights the numerous benefits of parks and recreation, including fostering community experiences, improving physical and mental health, supporting human development, strengthening community identity, and boosting economic prosperity through various means like increased property values and tourism.
New Solid Waste and Recycling Rates Approved for Commercial Customers
The City Council adopted a resolution approving new solid waste and recycling rates for commercial customers for fiscal year 2026-2027. The adjustments are based on annual CPI increases and landfill disposal fee adjustments, with no requests for extraordinary increases. The new rates will be effective July 1st, 2026.
City Council Amends Municipal Code Titles
The City Council introduced an ordinance amending several titles of the municipal code, including updates to business licenses, health and safety, public peace, vehicles and traffic, and zoning. Key changes include clarifying business license revocations, defining Reiki as a distinct practice, adding a 3-day break requirement for RV permits, and specifying requirements for accessory structures and commercial signage. The ordinance also addresses guest houses, landscaping modifications, and solid waste pickup access for new roads.
City-Owned Property at 44987 Oldtown Front Street Declared Surplus
The City Council adopted a resolution declaring a city-owned property at 44987 Oldtown Front Street as surplus land. This property, formerly a gas station and acquired for the Tmacula Parkway interchange expansion, is no longer needed for city operations. Declaring it surplus initiates the legally required process under the California Surplus Land Act, which involves notifying eligible entities and potentially entering into negotiations before any disposition can occur.
City Council Adopts Resolution Opposing SDG&E Power Link Project
The City Council adopted a resolution opposing the San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) Golden Pacific Power Link project. This action is part of the city's ongoing efforts to oppose the project's proposed alignment through the city and valley. The city manager was granted broad authority to oppose the project, and the city has secured legal counsel experienced in energy and public utility law to litigate the opposition. Updates on the project will be provided at every city council meeting.
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