Development Plan Permit (DP-2023-00060) and Conditional Use Permit (CUP-2023-00020) Quick Quack Car Wash
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The City of Murrieta Planning Division has issued Development Plan Permit DP-2023-00060 and Conditional Use Permit CUP-2023-00020 for the establishment of a Quick Quack Car Wash. Located on a 0.84-acre site at 25195 Madison Avenue, Murrieta, California, the project involves the demolition of an existing 9,020 square foot retail building and the construction of a new one-story 3,588 square foot car wash facility. The scope of work includes the installation of vacuum stalls, parking, landscaping, and necessary infrastructure improvements. The project has been granted an exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act under Section 15332 for In-Fill Development, as the City of Murrieta Planning Commission determined there are no significant environmental, noise, or utility impacts. Key operational requirements include the use of an ultra-quiet blower system and limited hours of operation to meet city noise standards. Additionally, the facility must maintain a vehicle queuing capacity that exceeds minimum storage requirements to prevent traffic impacts on Madison Avenue. Administrative oversight is managed by Associate Planner Nicholas Thiessen.
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North of Madison Avenue and Murrieta Hot Springs, Murrieta, CA, 92562Set-Aside
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