Making policy public for all Central San Joaquin Valley residents.
Clovis City Council
The Clovis City Council makes decisions on the scope, direction and financing of city services. It also establishes policy that is administered and implemented by city staff, as well as establishing land-use policies through the General Plan and zoning regulations.
Meetings usually occur on the first, second and third Mondays of each month at 6 p.m. Meetings take place at 1033 Fifth St. in Clovis and are also webcast via WebEx and YouTube.
The council upheld a permit suspension for The Palace nightclub in Old Town Clovis, appointed Sarah Harris to the FCTA Board and heard from a resident concerned about the city’s Bronco Buster statue.
The council approved the Home Place Master Plan for a mixed-use development near Ashlan and Leonard Avenues slated to include 1,174 single-family homes and 132 multi-family units, in addition to a five-acre commercial site.
After much discussion, the council moved forward establishing a historic preservation commission, approved the CAPER for expenditure of CDBG funds and a 15-lot subdivision on Armstrong and Gettysburg Avenues.
The council voted to eliminate quadrant intersections along Herndon Avenue, approved the master services plan and learned that fire station 6 is nearly complete.
The council approved the site plan for a new 2,500 square-foot visitor center at the Clovis Botanical Garden, discussed the renewal of Measure C and agreed to oppose Proposition 26 at the request of the 500 Club Casino.
The council approved an amendment to allow Community Development Block Grant — Coronavirus funds to be used to pay utility bill arrears for Clovis residents who had fallen behind during the pandemic.
