District 4 Supervisor· 2017-05-09 - 2027-01-01
V. Manuel Perez
Riverside County
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 27
- Total speaking time
- 5:48:16
- Avg per meeting
- 12:54
- Segments
- 4786
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Top issues during term (20)
Mead Valley Industrial Core Overlay (GPA250010)
Warehouse development brings infrastructure money and community benefits like the Hillwood-funded 13-acre park, but residents say the costs — road damage, health impacts — fall on them.
Election Integrity and Voter Roll Concerns
None directly stated.
Election integrity and Registrar of Voters transparency
A hand recount could cost county election funds; no estimate was given.
public meetings
No direct costs here, but knowing what's happening helps keep local tax dollars in check.
Data center moratorium/ban in unincorporated Riverside County
No county money is at stake yet, but data centers could strain water and power infrastructure if approved.
Solar glare management near March Air Reserve Base runways
Anti-reflective coatings and tracking panels add cost for solar developers, though tracking panels can improve efficiency.
November 2026 ballot measures
Keeps the existing half-cent sales tax in place — no new taxes, but about $280 million a year continues flowing to transportation.
Stephens' Kangaroo Rat Mitigation Fee Increase
Program could reduce project costs by avoiding delays and scarce-credit premiums, though acquisition spending would come first.
County Transparency and Public Records Practices
2026 Amendment to March ARB/IP Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan
The plan update itself won't raise anyone's property taxes, staff confirmed, though about ten Moreno Valley parcels face new development limits.
Sage area rezoning proposal (GPA 240053)
Gilman Springs Road Bridge Replacement Concerns
Roughly $11 million proposed for the bridge project, which opponents say should go to repairing other roads instead.
Bark Beetle Emergency Renewal — Idyllwild and Pine Cove
No new appropriation; continuation of the emergency declaration.
Highgrove mini-warehouse rezone and plot plan
The applicant is funding two traffic signals (La Sierra/El Sobrante and McAllister/El Sobrante) and a two-mile 24-inch water line.
Zero-emission bus fleet transition
$602,589 total, already covered in the approved capital budget — no new taxes or fares.
Children's recreational activity center in Temescal Canyon area
SR-79 Realignment renamed San Jacinto Valley Expressway
Minimal direct cost; staff time for another outreach round.
Regional transportation funding through TUMF
Up to $5,361,517 for Wildomar and up to $9,200,000 for the County roundabout in TUMF reimbursements.
Lakeview/Nuevo two-lot land split
If the state decides Riverside is wrong, the city could face heavy fines and lose out on valuable state grants.
Master wildfire management plan
Decisions during term (1509)
Recorded while Perez was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Minutes — September 24, 2026
Consent Calendar — LAFCO Monthly Expenditure Report
Comprehensive Market Study — LAFCO Salary Ranges and Adjustments
Establish New Position Description: LAFCO Commission Clerk
Change of Monthly LAFCO Meeting Start Time to 10 a.m.
Consent Calendar (block motion)
Policy Calendar (block motion)
Item 3.9 — Surplus Land Conveyance to City of Corona (Resolution 2026-192)
Items 3.14 and 3.15 — First-Time Homebuyer and Farmworker Housing Programs
Item 3.20 — Registrar of Voters Election Funding
Item 3.25 — Ordinance No. 663.11, Stephens' Kangaroo Rat Mitigation Fee
Item 23.1 — Highland Grove 4 (GPA 240072, CZ 2400026, TTM 38927, APD 240006)
Item 23.2 — Self-Storage and RV Storage Facility (GPA 210111, CZ 2100121, CUP 210126)
CLERK OF THE BOARD: Proof of Publication. [$0]
EXECUTIVE OFFICE: Receive and File the Legislative Report for October 2026, [All Districts] [$0]
CLERK OF THE BOARD: 2027 Board of Supervisors Meeting Schedule. [$0]
COUNTY COUNSEL: Approval of the Amended Conflict of Interest Code of the Riverside Gateway to College Early College High School Conflict of Interest Code; District 1; [$0]
COUNTY COUNSEL: Approval of the Amendment to the Conflict of Interest Code of the Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District; District 2 [$0]
HOUSING AND WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS/ WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT DIVISION (HWS/WDD) AND SUPERVISOR KAREN SPIEGEL: Riverside County Workforce Development Board Reappointment of Nohora Vazquez; All Districts. [$0]
HOUSING AND WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT DIVISION (HWS/WDD) AND SUPERVISOR CHUCK WASHINGTON: Riverside County Workforce Development Board Re-Appointment of Brooke Nunn; District 3. [$0]
Voting record (40)
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Approval of Minutes — September 24, 2026
Consent Calendar — LAFCO Monthly Expenditure Report
Comprehensive Market Study — LAFCO Salary Ranges and Adjustments
Establish New Position Description: LAFCO Commission Clerk
Change of Monthly LAFCO Meeting Start Time to 10 a.m.
Requested the change due to Coachella Valley commute and traffic
LAFCO 2026-02-4 — Pinyon Pines County Water District MSR/SOI Update (Option 3)
Supporting option three to keep moving the ball forward while preserving local control
Short-Term Rental Ordinance 927.3 and Fee Ordinance 671.25
Moved to support staff recommendations with the amended thresholds.
Consent Calendar and Policy Calendar Block (Items 1.1, 2.1-2.18, 3.1-3.63 except pulled items)
Consent Calendar — LAFCO Monthly Expenditure Review
Fiscal Year 2026/27 LAFCO Final Budget
LAFCO 2026-01-5 — High Valleys Water District Extra-Territorial Water Service (Silent Valley Club)
Professional Services Agreement with CivicBound
Adoption of Administrative Policy A-17 — CALAFCO Voting Delegates
Consent Calendar (remainder of items)
2.8 Verification of County Treasury Assets (pulled)
2.17 Housing Element 2025 Annual Progress Report (pulled)
2.18 Appointment of Daryl Terrell to Planning Commission (pulled)
3.2 Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters
3.3 Expansion of Veteran Support Services at Lake Cahuilla
3.10 First 5 Riverside Master Agreements (pulled)
3.22 PRISM Insurance Program Membership (pulled)
3.23 Office on Aging Signing Authority (pulled)
3.31–3.33 Sheriff Items (DEA grant, Lexipol wellness app, CourtNotify MOU) (pulled)
3.34 Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport Hangar Sublease (pulled)
19.1 Harmony Haven Program Overview Report (pulled)
21.1 CEDA Revenue Bonds for Community Health Systems
21.2 Vacation of Portion of Haskell Road, Thousand Palms
21.3 Airport Boulevard Bridge Replacement — Resolution of Necessity
23.1 Short-Term Rental Moratorium Extension (Ordinance No. 449.257)
Initiation of General Plan Amendment No. 240022 (Mead Valley)
Supported initiation so community concerns could be addressed in the project phase.
Approval of December 4, 2025 Meeting Minutes
LAFCO Monthly Expenditure Review (Consent Calendar)
Annexation to Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District (Gutierrez/Aldama) — LAFCO 2025-09-5
Annexation to Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District (Xenia Avenue No. 2) — LAFCO 2025-10-5
Adoption of Revised Investment Policy
Adoption of Policy B-4: Registered Voter Petition Policy
Supported the one-year time frame once clarified that it applies to submitting the application, not completing the annexation.