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Makena Hills Tentative Parcel Map and Env. Assessment (Planning Case # TPM-2017-1314 & EA-2017-1315)

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A six-story hotel with 130 rooms and 94,570 square feet of floor area is proposed in Murrieta, California, oriented to face a privately maintained street with landscape buffers separating it from the road. Access to the site is via a single shared entrance from Makena Avenue, leading to internal drive aisles and perimeter parking that totals 136 spaces, including standard, accessible, Clean Air Vehicle, electric vehicle-ready, electric vehicle-capable, and bicycle spaces. Twenty-four of these spaces are located off-site on an adjacent property under a recorded shared parking agreement. Extensive landscaping comprises approximately 20 percent of the site, featuring diamond-shaped islands, perimeter buffers, and decorative stamped retaining walls along the westerly and northerly boundaries ranging from half a foot to fifteen feet in height, with an added six-foot masonry wall atop the northern retaining wall. The parking area is buffered from Makena Avenue by a 14-foot landscaped strip and a one-to-ten-foot retaining wall to obscure vehicle views from the street. The project connects to existing utilities including water, natural gas, electricity, sewer, and telecommunications along Makena Avenue and utilizes an off-site shared stormwater quality management basin to handle runoff. The development was approved under Planning Case TPM-2017-1314 and Environmental Assessment EA-2017-1315 through the City of Murrieta.

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Six-story hotel with 130 rooms, 136 parking spaces, off-site shared parking, extensive landscaping, and utility connections in Murrieta, California.

Agency

California → City of Murrieta

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Makena Avenue and Antelope Road, Murrieta, CA, 92563

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Documents

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ATT 4 Consistency Analysis_Signed Approved

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Notice of Determination for Development Plan Permit DP-2023-00055

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Murrieta
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Murrieta
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Nicholas A ThiessenAssociate Planner
Sashant PatelProject Applicant

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Development Plan Permit (DP) to construct a 94,570 square-foot, six-story, 80’ - 6” tall hotel with 130 rooms, which is oriented to face the privately maintained street with landscape buffering between it and the private street. Vehicular access is provided by a single shared access point from Makena Avenue. This access point leads to the internal drive aisles surrounding the building, with parking provided along the outer perimeter of the project site. The Project will include 136 parking spaces, including 77 standard spaces, six (6) accessible spaces, five (5) Clean Air Vehicle spaces comprised of electric vehicle charging stations, 34 electric vehicle-ready spaces, 14 electric vehicle-capable spaces, and seven (7) bicycle spaces. Of the 136 total parking spaces, 24 parking spaces will be located off-site on an adjacent property (APN: 392-290-054) per a shared parking agreement recorded between the owners of both properties. Significant landscaping is located around the site’s perimeter, incorporated as diamonds and landscape islands through the parking fields and adjacent to the building with a decorative stamped and colored retaining wall along the westerly property line that will range from five (5) to fifteen (15) feet in height. There will also be a retaining wall along the northerly property line that will range from a half-foot (0.5”) tall to five and a half feet (5’ – 6”) tall with a six (6) foot decorative masonry wall located on top. The parking areas will be separated from Makena Avenue by a fourteen (14) foot landscape buffer and a one (1) to ten (10) foot retaining wall, which will screen cars from the view of the street. In total, the Project will provide approximately 20% landscaping throughout the entire project site and will utilize a shared project WQMP basin located off-site which will collect and manage runoff as designed and will connect to all utilities - water, natural gas, electricity, sewer, and telecommunications - adjacent to the project site within Makena Avenue.

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