Council Member· 2025-2026
Edward Montoya Jr.
Rialto
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 4
- Total speaking time
- 4:22
- Avg per meeting
- 1:06
- Segments
- 57
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Top issues during term (12)(Development)
Pacific Clinics conditional development permit denial
Willow and Valley Warehouse Project
The project replaces a vacant, vandalized site with buildings expected to generate jobs and possibly sales tax.
Police Headquarters Cost Increase
Draws $7.86 million from general fund reserves, with no operating budget impact stated.
QuickQuack car wash at Baseline Road and Riverside Avenue
No direct city cost; the vacant bank site gets redeveloped with about 15 new jobs.
Industrial warehouse at Valley Boulevard and Lilac Avenue
Vacant land goes on the tax rolls with new industrial jobs; no direct city cost identified.
Fairfield by Marriott hotel at Alder and Renaissance Parkway
No direct cost to residents; the project fills a long-vacant commercial parcel near the freeway.
Renaissance Phase 2 — 292 new homes off Linden Avenue
The developer will pay city development impact fees for traffic and other improvements.
CFD 2016-1 Annexation No. 9 (Haven Paseo)
Special tax of 268.11 cents annually per dwelling unit funds public services.
Subdivision of 5.93-acre residential parcel on North Eucalyptus Avenue
No city cost — it's a private land split; the owner says he may explore soccer fields or future financing later.
Locust Gateway Logistics Center warehouse approval
The developer pays the city $4 million plus about $365,000 in traffic fees; the city locks in current development impact fees for five years.
157 South Sycamore permitting dispute
Larch Avenue Industrial Project and school district concerns
The developer must pay school fees to the Rialto Unified School District before any building permit is issued.
Decisions during term (10)
Recorded while Jr. was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution of denial — Conditional Development Permit No. 26-0009 (Pacific Clinics)
Conditional Development Permit No. 26-0009 (Pacific Clinics clubhouse) — continued
QuickQuack car wash — Variance, Conditional Development Permit and Precise Plan of Design (PC-26-0489)
Conditional Development Permit No. 25-0008 and PPD No. 25-0015 — McDonald's with drive-thru at Foothill and Acacia
Conditional Development Permit No. 2023-0024 and PPD No. 2023-0032 — 23,112-square-foot industrial warehouse at Valley and Lilac
Conditional Development Permit No. 2025-0001 and Precise Plan of Design No. 2025-0001 — Larch Avenue Industrial Project
Conditional Development Permit No. 25-0001 — King Spa massage parlor, 2012 N. Riverside Ave, Suite F
Request City Council to Approve Second Reading of Ordinance No. 1708, An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Rialto, California, Approving a Development Agreement Between The City of Rialto and IV5 Locust Gateway Logistics Center,…
Conditional Development Permit No. 2025-0006 and Precise Plan of Design No. 2025-0011 — small collection recycling center at 592 West Foothill Boulevard
TAB2 — Renaissance Specific Plan Amendment, EIR and Development Agreement Amendment
Voting record (1)(Development)
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