Hemet Logistics West Project

The Hemet Logistics West Project proposes to subdivide a 60.86-acre site in Hemet, California, into four distinct parcels, each designated for the development of an industrial warehouse building, totaling 1,073,854 square feet of warehouse space and 56,000 square feet of office space. The project includes all necessary supporting infrastructure such as parking, landscaping, and site improvements aligned with each structure, along with a large infiltration basin located along the western boundary to manage stormwater runoff. To enable this development, the applicant is seeking multiple approvals from the City of Hemet, including a General Plan Amendment, a Zone Change, a Tentative Parcel Map, a Major Site Development Review, and a Variance Application to accommodate design elements that may deviate from standard regulations. The project is positioned to enhance regional logistics capacity while addressing environmental and municipal planning requirements. All project-related communications and environmental review processes are managed through the City of Hemet, with primary contact led by Principal Planner James Atkins and supported by environmental planning professionals from EPD Solutions, including Konnie Dobreva and Charlie Cisakowski. The initiative is publicly tracked via the California Environmental Quality Act portal under Project ID 2024051197, and the forecasted posting date indicates that formal procurement or permitting actions are anticipated to begin in mid-2026. The development is situated within the 92545 zip code and is intended to align with local economic growth objectives centered on industrial and logistics expansion in the Inland Empire region.