Council adopted a third amendment to the Northland supplemental development agreement that updates phasing, adds surety/escrow provisions and requires quarterly developer reports; council also approved a related Overlay Development District (ODD) phasing update and site plan PSP26-0012 for initial buildings and the sports dome.

Commissioners voted to deny PSP26-001 for an agricultural service establishment after code-enforcement photos and neighbor testimony showed a high number of non-agricultural vehicles, alleged onsite sewage and potential oil contamination.

The Tulare County Planning Commission voted 7-0 on July 8 to tentatively deny special use permit PSP26-001 for a proposed 2,500 sq ft agricultural service (mechanic) shop after staff and neighbors raised evidence of an active auto-repair operation, many vehicles on-site, and potential drainage to local waterways. The case will return August 12 for further findings.

The Planning Commission gave a favorable recommendation, 3–2, for PSP26-0012 to construct a sports and recreation dome at Northland City Center, imposing conditions including Police Department security recommendations, public art, final planner approval of foundation treatment, and emergency vehicle turning information. Concerns centered on pedestrian and bicycle safety crossing Greenfield and 8 Mile roads.

The Tulare County Planning Commission continued a decision on Special Use Permit PSP26-023, which would allow truck and equipment storage on a 4-acre portion of an 18-acre AE40 parcel, after neighbors and businesses raised traffic-safety concerns and alleged the site operates as a commercial truck terminal rather than an agricultural service. Staff was directed to collect receipts and investigate.