Tag: San Jacinto City Council
San Jacinto’s old Virginia Lee Hotel to be demolished for safety concerns
The San Jacinto City Council has little reason not to demolish the historic Virginia Lee Hotel at 248 E. Main St. in San Jacinto...
San Jacinto City Councilman Joel Lopez arrested for domestic violence, charged with 3 felonies
Embattled San Jacinto City Councilman Joel Lopez is once again in hot water, this time for a charge of domestic violence and committing a...
San Jacinto City Council hears HARP homeless program report
San Jacinto City Council heard a report on the progress of its new HARP program to help the homeless and approved a grant to...
San Jacinto council approves fiscal year budget; sees electric and wastewater rate increases
The San Jacinto City Council approved a General Fund Budget of $27,048,903, and a Capital Projects budget of $32,666,579 for the upcoming fiscal year...
SJ Councilmember indicted for allegedly operating illegal marijuana dispensary
San Jacinto City Councilmember Joel Lopez along with one other man, have been indicted on four charges stemming from an alleged illegal marijuana dispensary, according...
Revised emergency operations plan reviewed by San Jacinto City Council
The San Jacinto city staff was working to revise and send out its updated emergency operation plan while the Building Industry Association may be...
San Jacinto City Council gives final approval to development code amendments
A complete document amending and bringing the San Jacinto Development Code up to date with some commercial zoning changes was approved by the San...
Failing water and sewer lines in San Jacinto could bring steep rate increases, council...
The necessity of increasing the city’s water and sewer rates due to aging and deteriorating pipelines was the topic of a San Jacinto City...
San Jacinto council passes urgency ‘granny house’ ordinance amendments, complies with newest state housing...
The San Jacinto City Council passed an urgency ordinance Tuesday, Dec. 17, amending the city’s regulations on accessory dwelling units to comply with recent...
Repaving streets, better bike and pedestrian safety discussed by San Jacinto City Council
The San Jacinto City Council discussed and approved $1,235,558.95 for the rehabilitation of streets and sidewalks in 14 different neighborhoods and accepted recommendations how...