First Amendment to Master License and Operating Agreement with The Grove Community Church at Moses - Schaffer Community Center and Mead Valley Community Center,
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The County of Riverside has entered into a First Amendment to its Master License and Operating Agreement with The Grove Community Church, extending the term of the existing agreement by four years through June 30, 2030. The agreement originally covered operations at the Moses-Schaffer and Mead Valley Community Centers and was set to expire in June 2026; this amendment ensures continued service without interruption. The Grove remains responsible for managing all community center functions, including recreational, health, and food programs, as well as the day-to-day operation and scheduling of the sports field at Mead Valley. The organization affirms its capability and legal authorization to deliver all required services, holding necessary licenses, permits, and professional qualifications. The amendment does not involve any expansion or physical alterations to the facilities and is classified under CEQA as a project with no anticipated direct or indirect environmental impacts. The updated agreement maintains the existing scope of services as a community benefit for Riverside County residents.
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