Christian Dinco

Regent Land 35-home project near Rondeau School

Project would add traffic and future infrastructure obligations; the just-adopted CIP includes Hellman improvements.

Rondo Elementary Student Drop-Off/Pickup Project

A $335,000 budget appropriation, fully reimbursed by the school district.

Loose dogs and animal control response

Animal services are provided through the county contract; the city added patrols to parks.

Local Economic Growth and Shopping Center Activity

Higher foot traffic and new businesses boost sales tax revenue that funds city services.

Federal Immigration Operations and Public Safety Response

Anonymous Code Enforcement Complaints on Trash Cans

Code enforcement complaints consume city staff resources with no direct cost to residents.

FY 2026-27 budget and five-year CIP adoption

The plan includes a $3.25 million annual street overlay program plus dozens of capital projects funded through the adopted budget.

Mayoral appointment

Cancelling the election saves taxpayers about $30,000 from the General Fund.

Energy Incentive Finder Tool for Residents

Free for residents; could save households money on solar, heaters, and water heaters.

Federal ZIP code relief legislation

Could ease insurance premium increases tied to ZIP code confusion.

Delinquent trash bills on the tax roll

Residential customers pay about $1.77 more per month; commercial bundled services rise from $257.62 to $270.09.

E-Bike, Scooter and E-Moto Safety Ordinance

Citations carry fines; the real cost could be injury prevention — deputies cited an Orange County case where a parent faces involuntary manslaughter charges.

Rising traffic collisions and distracted driving

Enforcement is funded through an Office of Traffic Safety grant.

Roundabouts and transit funding for safer streets

The speaker cited $1.5 billion in regional express-lane funding versus $328 million for bus service.

Illegal short-term rental enforcement (SB 346)

Could recover unpaid transient occupancy tax from illegally operating rentals.

Cobble Creek Drive block wall dispute and encroachment agreement

The homeowner has documented $57,405 in claimed damages if the city forces relocation of the wall instead of granting a vacation.

Flock surveillance privacy and HOA camera access

No direct cost; the denied agreement involved HOA-funded equipment on city poles.

Santa Ana Riverbed wildfire fuel reduction

Up to $950,000 in grant funding sought; city certifies it can cover matching obligations if awarded.

Hellman Avenue truck traffic impacting residential neighborhood

Potential costs include street repairs from heavy-vehicle damage, signage, enforcement, or possible right-of-way acquisition if the route designation changes.

Measure A extension without sunset

A countywide half-cent sales tax that would continue indefinitely if voters approve in November.

Resolution appointing Clint Lorimore to District 3 Council seat and cancelling the November 3 election

Consent Calendar (items 11.1-11.12, 11.14-11.16)

Second Reading of E-Bike and Electric Conveyances Ordinance (11.13)

City Council Meeting Minutes

Planning Division Update

Public Works Department Update

City of Eastvale Crime Statistics – May 2026

Solid Waste Cost and Property Use Charge Study

OpenGov Operating and Capital Improvement Budgeting Software Renewal Authorization

Consent Calendar (including FY 2026-27 Budget, Slurry Seal Contract, IT Agreement, CAL FIRE Grant)

Landscape and Lighting Maintenance District and Benefit Assessment District Levies for FY 2026-27

Adoption of Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (FY 2026/27 - 2030/31)

PLN25-20102 – Regent Land Company 35-Home Residential Development (Density Bonus, TTM 39416, MDR)

SB 707 Compliance: Technology Disruption and Outreach Policies

Update to Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual

E-Bike and Electric Conveyance Ordinance (Chapter 12.20) – Introduction

City Council Meeting Minutes

Treasurer’s Report: May 2026

Planning Division Update

Public Works Department Update

Second Reading of E-Bike and Electric Conveyances Ordinance (11.13)

Believes the ordinance takes away rights of lawful, safe riders rather than targeting bad actors.

Consent Calendar (Items 11.1–11.5 and 11.7–11.13)

Second Reading of E-Bike/E-Scooter Ordinance (Item 11.6)

I don't just want it fast. I want it right.

Placement of Delinquent Solid Waste Charges on Property Tax Roll (Item 12.1)

Renewal of Law Enforcement Services Agreement with Riverside County Sheriff's Department (Item 13.1)

Renewal of Cooperative Fire Services Agreement with County of Riverside (Item 13.2)

League of California Cities Conference Delegate and Meeting Schedule (Item 13.4)

Streetlight License Agreement with Estancia at Eastvale Community Association (11.8)

A private HOA would have exclusive access to surveillance data on city light poles with no city monitoring.