Fillmore planning panel votes to recommend removing one‑third retail requirement, forwards incentives list to council The Fillmore Planning Commission voted 4–1 to recommend the City Council remove a zoning rule that required one‑third of downtown storefronts to be retail, citing vacancies and small landlords; commissioners asked council to consider six related measures — including incentives and fee reductions — to promote active storefronts.

The Fillmore Planning Commission just took a bold step, recommending the removal of a long-standing one-third retail requirement in downtown to combat vacancies and boost local businesses!

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Council votes: Santa Clara waterline design, well repairs, guardrail work, ADU ordinance first reading and other approvals At its meeting the Fillmore City Council approved several technical projects and budget adjustments: design work for Santa Clara Street waterline and pavement; a name-change amendment for the cross-connection contract; award of A Street guardrail repair; urgent repairs and funding reallocation for Well No. 8; and the first reading of an updated ADU

The Fillmore City Council just made crucial decisions on waterline upgrades, urgent well repairs, and new ADU regulations that could reshape the community!

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Fillmore approves joint one-year agreement to fund Spirit of Santa Paula (Harvard) shelter The council authorized the city manager to sign a one-year agreement with Santa Paula and Ventura County to share operating costs of the Spirit of Santa Paula (Harvard) shelter, with Fillmore’s contribution budgeted at $150,000 for fiscal year 2025–26.

Fillmore City Council has taken a significant step by approving a $150,000 agreement to support the Spirit of Santa Paula shelter, which is crucial for families and children in need.

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Fillmore council accepts Clean Power Alliance invitation, approves ordinance first reading After public comment and staff presentation, the Fillmore City Council voted to accept an invitation to join the Clean Power Alliance Joint Powers Authority and approved first reading of an ordinance to implement community choice aggregation. Council delayed choice of a default energy option; staff recommended the 40% "lean" option.

The Fillmore City Council has taken a monumental step towards sustainable energy by voting to join the Clean Power Alliance, opening the door for residents to choose greener options.

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Fillmore forum connects immigrant residents with legal, financial and worker-rights resources City officials and local nonprofits gathered at a Fillmore forum to outline legal rights, emergency supports and workforce programs for immigrant residents; presenters emphasized privacy protections, how to prepare family emergency plans and where to access rapid legal help.

Fillmore City just hosted a vital forum where immigrant families learned about their rights and essential resources for legal and financial support.

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City Council Approves Housing Element While Addressing Creekside Road Repairs and Safety Studies City Council discusses housing approvals, road repairs, and safety studies for Highway 126.

The Fillmore Planning Commission is tackling urgent housing needs and safety issues while proposing innovative solutions to enhance community spaces—what's in store for the city's future?

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City Council confirms North Fillmore buildout will not use Mello Roos financing City Council directs that North Fillmore buildout avoid Mello Roos for public improvements.

Fillmore is paving the way for growth without Mello Roos financing, ensuring community values are at the forefront of development!

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Planning Commissioner addresses city growth and school district capacity concerns City planning can accommodate a population of 22,000 without new schools, officials confirm.

Fillmore's Planning Commission is tackling vital infrastructure and educational needs as the city braces for a population boom to 22,000—will new schools be on the horizon?

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Dan Prescott highlights Aqua Hawk's success and community benefits in utility management Over 100 US utilities use Aqua Hawk to enhance community water monitoring services.

Fillmore is set to revolutionize water conservation and community engagement with the Aqua Hawk application, a powerful tool already benefiting over 100 utilities nationwide.

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Fillmore City Council approves completion of Boys and Girls Club ceiling and door upgrades Council accepts improvements by Wyatt Trapp Inc for ceiling and door repairs at the club.

The Fillmore City Council has made strides in enhancing community facilities by approving critical upgrades to the Boys and Girls Club, ensuring a brighter future for local youth.

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Fillmore Council praises team for rapid water emergency response Council commends Joe and Tiffany for addressing urgent water resource issues in Fillmore.

In a pivotal meeting, Fillmore City Council members praised staff for their rapid response to urgent water issues, emphasizing the critical need for effective management of this precious resource.

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Ventura County secures $12M grant for EV charging infrastructure along 101 Corridor Ventura County receives $12 million for 93 new EV charging stations along Highway 101.

Fillmore City Council reveals crucial updates on waste management and a $12M grant for electric vehicle infrastructure that could reshape the community's future!

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Fillmore parents demand safer streets after son injured in pedestrian accident Fillmore residents urge city officials to enhance pedestrian safety following recent near-fatal accident.

Fillmore residents are rallying for change after a local child's near-fatal accident, demanding safer streets and better pedestrian infrastructure for their community.

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Fillmore residents demand safer streets after child injured in pedestrian accident Fillmore residents urge city officials to enhance pedestrian safety following recent near-fatal accident.

Fillmore residents are rallying for change after a child was seriously injured while crossing the street, igniting a passionate call for safer pedestrian infrastructure.

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