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The City Council granted the developer's appeal Sept. 15 and introduced a development agreement that staff said would bring the city at least $10.6 million. Mayor Pro Tem Curtis Burton voted no.
The money comes from mitigation fees paid by warehouse operators under the district's WAIRE program. Applications open Oct. 13 and close Dec. 15, and projects will be funded first come, first served.
The air district forecast unhealthy air in the San Bernardino Valley and parts of the San Bernardino Mountains through Friday, with lesser impacts in Riverside, Corona, Hemet, Lake Elsinore, Perris Valley and the Coachella Valley.
After 22 people spoke Aug. 18, the Board of Supervisors closed the public hearing on a repeal and reenactment of the county's surface mining and reclamation rules and continued the item on a 5-0 vote.
The Board of Public Utilities voted Aug. 10 to buy three power transformers from Delta Star Inc. and approved $20.4 million in work orders for the Harvey Lynn and Riverside substations.
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