Moreno Valley, CA Filming & Production: Street Closures (2026)

070(J)(1) makes it the permittee's responsibility to notify, at least 48 hours in advance and on a designated city form, every owner and occupant, whether a resident or a business, of any property affected by the filming through on-property or adjacent right-of-way filming, equipment or vehicle storage on or near the property, or a street closure, temporary restricted parking, or other action that blocks people or vehicles from accessing or parking near the property. : in either case every owner or occupant within 500 feet of the affected properties must also be notified, unless the film permit coordinator determines the wider notice can be waived because the filming won't adversely affect those additional properties.

070(J)(3) makes the responses the city receives to that notice part of the record the coordinator weighs in deciding the permit application, and those responses can lead to added conditions or an outright denial. 070(F) requires the applicant to get city permission before parking equipment, trucks, or cars in a restricted zone, and the city, not the production, must post any temporary "No Parking" signs the closure requires. 070(G) layers on CHP or Moreno Valley police traffic control, advance warning signs meeting Caltrans standards, and a rule that emergency roadwork or construction always outranks a film shoot's use of the street.