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The City Council gave first reading approval to update Norco’s fire and wildland-urban interface codes, and also advanced the new “Equestrian Landmark” designation to protect the city’s horse-oriented identity and history.
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The council approved a first reading of updated fire safety rules and wildland-urban interface rules, which are meant to reflect the 2025 California code changes. It also moved forward with creating an “Equestrian Landmark” designation to help preserve Norco’s horse-focused character and history. In a property appeal, the council approved a garage and workshop project without a requirement for concealed fasteners and said related appeal fees should be returned. The council also upheld approval for a horse barn and storage garage, while adding clarifying conditions.
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