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California → Riverside County

Place of Performance

Light Industrial: SW of Seaton Ave & Cajalco Road; Park: East/West of Decker Rd., CA, 92570

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AgencyCalifornia → Riverside County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Riverside County
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Russell BradyContract Planner
John GraceVice President, Development

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Foundation General Plan Amendment No. 240005, Change of Zone No. 2200062, Plot Plan No. 220050, and Tentative Parcel Map No. 38601 for the development of a 1,003,510-square-foot industrial warehouse and a public park on approximately 58 acres within the Mead Valley community of unincorporated Riverside County. The northern site (±44.66 acres) would be developed with the industrial warehouse and associated improvements, with a General Plan Amendment from Community Development–Commercial Retail (CD-CR) and Rural Community–Very Low Density Residential (RC-VLDR) to Community Development–Light Industrial (LI) and a Change of Zone from R-R-½ (Residential, half-acre lots), and A-1-1 (Light Agriculture) to I-P (Industrial Park). The southern site (±13.33 acres) would be developed with a public park, with a General Plan Amendment from RC-VLDR to Open Space–Recreation (OS-R); zoning would remain A-1-1 (Light Agriculture).

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