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Redlands News Weekly: Dec. 19, 2025
What's happening in local government, including the latest news from City Council and Planning Commission meetings.
Residents now have until Dec. 1 to apply for the city’s Utilities Advisory Committee, which will help guide a six-month water and sewer rate study.
The latest National Community Survey shows significant year-over-year gains in trust, service quality and downtown vibrancy while highlighting persistent concerns about affordability, homelessness and environmental conditions.
A decade-old plan to preserve historic Deodar Cedars along Pioneer Avenue is back before City Council as residents push to protect Northside shade while officials debate traffic, costs and tree health.
The proposed ban would halt development on the three remaining eligible parcels and block the assembling of properties to build larger warehouse facilities.
City Council accepted a $900K state safety grant and awarded a $730K construction contract to improve a busy four-way stop.
The unanimous vote directs staff to draft an ordinance banning new warehouse development and limiting future redevelopment.
City council will weigh whether to move forward with a citywide ban on new warehouse development, following a Planning Commission recommendation to halt logistics expansion and preserve existing commercial sites.
Agenda includes a potential warehouse ban, new condominiums, traffic signal funding and the 2025 National Community Survey results.
City Council approves Heritage Park site and reallocates $1.2 million to begin design work, advancing plans to replace Station 264’s long-term temporary quarters.
City Council unanimously adopted a plan to coordinate hunger relief by bringing together local partnerships.
City Council directed staff to draft an ordinance allowing hens in all single-family residential zones.
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