Travis Martinez to retire within 10 days as part of agreement resolving his whistleblower claim. City Council approves deal in 3-2 closed-session vote.
After cutting ties with developer Shangri-La Industries, city officials will discuss acquiring the property that houses more than 100 formerly homeless residents.
Commissioners plan to discuss potential amendments to regulations approved by City Council in 2022
REDLANDS, Calif. – The Redlands Planning Commission is expected to review the warehouse ordinance that the City Council approved in 2022. The Commission plans to discuss whether to consider potential changes to the regulations during its next meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12.
Why it matters: This review follows significant public opposition to two recent warehouse distribution center proposals this summer. One on California Street was found to be in compliance with the ordinance and the General Plan and approved. Another development on Tennessee Street was denied by the Planning Commission and is pending appeal before the City Council.
The agenda item, requested by Commissioner Matthew Endsley, gives the Commission the opportunity to "evaluate the warehouse ordinance" and discuss whether amendments to zoning regulations should be explored, the agenda states.
Sign up for our weekly newsletter
