Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Fontana, California public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in development with medium priority
Lennar Homes subdivision design update
Lennar's 53-home project near Poplar and Orchid got refreshed floor plans and prairie, craftsman, and farmhouse elevations, plus added visitor parking and neighborhood amenities. No one from the public objected.
Storage building legalization at 10880 Mulberry Avenue
A family-owned metal fabrication shop built a 5,075-square-foot prefabricated storage shed without full approvals and is now working with the city to legalize it. The applicant said moving prepared shipment kits into the shed removes safety hazards inside the main warehouse.
Water of Life Community Church Property Acquisition
Resolution 2026-084 would approve a purchase and sale agreement for the city to buy the Water of Life Community Church property.
Aldea Apartments expansion with $1.2M federal funding
Congressman Pete Aguilar presented a $1.2 million check for phase two of the Aldea Apartments acquisition and expansion, growing transitional housing toward roughly 80 units with family amenities like a tot lot.
Proposed 595-unit multifamily project at Citrus and Summit Avenues
The planning director was set to preview a 595-unit apartment project at the southwest corner of Citrus and Summit. It's an informational report, not a hearing yet.
Fontana Courtplace housing project amendment
A third amendment to the development agreement with Fontana Courtplace I Housing Partners was set for joint council/Housing Authority approval, advancing an affordable housing project.
Goodman Logistics Center Fontana III Development Agreement Amendment
The owners of the Goodman Logistics Center Fontana III project are seeking to extend the development agreement's term and add sustainability features. The Commission's recommendation would go to the City Council for final action.
46-Unit Townhouse Design Revision at 8162 Calabash Avenue
The developer of a previously approved 46-unit townhouse project wants to modify the approved design plans. Residents of the surrounding area may be interested in how the changes affect the neighborhood.
New truck tire repair shop on Boyle Avenue
B & K Road Service proposed a truck tire repair business with a new two-bay, 3,431-square-foot building on Boyle Avenue. The Commission was to review both the use permit and the site and architectural design.