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City of Calimesa Annexation Project

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The City of Calimesa Annexation Project involves the administrative adjustment of city boundaries to annex approximately 313.4 acres from the County of Riverside. The project is divided into a Northern Annexation Area of 234.0 acres and a Southern Annexation Area of 79.4 acres. This action is a preliminary step in the process with the Riverside Local Agency Formation Commission and does not propose any new development, construction, or physical disturbance beyond existing land uses. The project requires several discretionary applications, including Annexation No. ANNX-25-1, General Plan Amendment No. GPA-25-2, and Pre-Zoning Application No. ZC-25-2. The pre-zoning designations include Light Industrial, Open Space Residential, Community Commercial, and Residential Estate, with a Warehouse Overlay Zone applied to 138.7 acres in the north. Additionally, Zone Text Amendment No. ZTA-25-4 and Conditional Use Permits CUP-25-4 and CUP-25-5 are required to permit two existing warehouse buildings. Environmental review under CEQA resulted in a Negative Declaration, concluding that the project would not have a significant environmental effect, which was approved by the City Council on July 20, 2026.

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City of Calimesa annexes 313.4 acres from Riverside County for various zoning designations.

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East of I-10 and Calimesa Boulevard, north of Brookside Avenue, north and south of Cherry Boulev, Calimesa, CA, 92223

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Calimesa
Contacts3 people available
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California → City of Calimesa
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Jerrica HardingSenior Associate
David GravesVice President of Development
Kelly LuciaCommunity Development Director

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T&B Planning
Irvine, CA

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The Project consists of the proposed annexation of approximately 313.4 acres (herein, “Annexation Area”) from the County of Riverside into the City of Calimesa. No new development is proposed as part of the Project, as the Project would consist of an administrative adjustment to the boundary between the City of Calimesa and unincorporated Riverside County. Discretionary applications associated with the Project include Annexation No. ANNX-25-1, General Plan Amendment No. GPA-25-2, Zone Change/Prezone No. ZC-25-2, Zone Text Amendment No. ZTA-25-4, and two proposed Conditional Use Permits (CUP-25-4 and CUP 25-5). The Project is a preliminary step in the annexation application process with the Riverside Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO). The Project’s discretionary applications are described below: • Annexation No. ANNX-25-1 would allow for the annexation of +/- 234.0 acres of land located north of and abutting Cherry Hills Boulevard and east of and abutting the existing City of Calimesa City limits (herein, “Northern Annexation Area”), and approximately 79.4 acres of land located south of and abutting Cherry Hills Boulevard and south and east of and abutting the existing City of Calimesa City limits (herein, “Southern Annexation Area”). • General Plan Amendment No. GPA-25-2 would accommodate the proposed annexation of the 313.4-acre Annexation Area into the jurisdictional limits of the City of Calimesa, and would amend the City of Calimesa’s General Plan Land Use Map in a manner generally consistent with the existing adopted Riverside County land use designations for the Annexation Area. • Pre-Zoning application No. ZC-25-2 would amend the City of Calimesa’s Zoning Map to apply pre-zoning designations to the 313.4-acre Annexation Area. Zoning classifications would include “Light Industrial (L-I) Zone” on approximately 138.7 acres and “O-S-R (Open Space Residential)” on approximately 87.0 acres for the Northern Annexation Area, and “C-C (Community Commercial, FAR 50:1)” on approximately 19.8 acres and “R-E (Residential Estate)” on approximately 58.5 acres within the Southern Annexation Area. In addition, proposed ZC-25-2 would apply a “Warehouse Overlay Zone (WOZ)” over the 138.7 acres of the Northern Annexation Area that currently are developed with two warehouse buildings. • Zone Text Amendment No. ZTA-25-4 is required to amend Table 18.30.030 (Uses Permitted Within Industrial Districts) of Chapter 18.30 (Industrial Zone Districts) of Title 18 (Zoning, Land Use and Development Regulations) of the City of Calimesa Municipal Code to identify warehouse buildings that up to 1,100,000 s.f. in size as a conditionally-permitted use within the L-I zone for properties located within an adopted “Warehouse Overlay Zone (WOZ).” • Conditional Use Permit No. CUP25-4 is required to fulfill the requirements of (amended) Municipal Code Table 18.30.030 for Building 1, which is the existing warehouse building in the western portions of the Northern Annexation Area. • Conditional Use Permit No. CUP-25-5 is required to fulfill the requirements of (amended) Municipal Code Table 18.30.030 for Building 2, which is the existing warehouse building in the eastern portions of the Northern Annexation Area.

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