Citrus Heights council members will meet Thursday evening to discuss drive-thru restaurants in Citrus Heights and vote on a permanent ordinance addressing fireworks in the city, along with other matters.
The council meeting is slated to begin at 7 p.m., at City Hall. A summary of what’s on the 108-page agenda packet for the April 14 council meeting is included below.
Proclamations. Thursday’s meeting will begin with a series of four proclamations:
- Proclamation honoring MealPro as a “Business Of Distinction”
- Proclamation declaring April 10-16, 2022, as “National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week”
- Proclamation declaring April 10-16, 2022, As “National Animal Care & Control Appreciation Week”
- Proclamation declaring April 17-23, 2002, As “National Volunteer Week”
Subdivision. The council will consider approval of a final subdivision map for creating eight single-family residential parcels out of a 2.27-acre parcel on the west side of Wachtel Way near Old Auburn Road. A tentative map was previously approved in 2006.
Sunrise MarketPlace. The council will consider approving a 2021 annual report from the Sunrise MarketPlace property-based improvement district. The report shows the district received a little over $1 million in assessment income and also highlights events and activities from the past year, along with documenting a drop in crime and plans for more events and improvements through 2024.
Fireworks. The council will consider permanent adoption of a temporary urgency ordinance passed last year, which give law enforcement a way to hold landlords and party hosts responsible for illegal fireworks being set off, and banning all fireworks from being discharged after 11 p.m. See more: Citrus Heights council to vote on making fireworks ordinance permanent
Drive-thru’s. The council will discuss the findings of a staff report on the topic of drive-thru facilities in Citrus Heights, following the vice mayor’s proposal in January to consider a moratorium on new drive-thru businesses. From January: Citrus Heights vice mayor proposes moratorium on new drive-thru’s
Public comments for the council meeting can be submitted to cityclerk@citrusheights.net, with up to 250 words, or emailed directly to the city council as a whole at citycouncil@citrusheights.net. Comments sent to the clerk will be read aloud during the meeting.
The council’s April 14 meeting agenda packet can be viewed in full online, with links for the Zoom meeting included in the packet. (click here)
