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Mikasa Luxury Villas Residential Development

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The Mikasa Luxury Villas Residential Development Project, managed by the City of Riverside Community and Economic Development Department Planning Division, involves the consolidation of three parcels at 4618 Jones Avenue, 4705 Hedrick Avenue, and 4663 Hedrick Avenue to create a 117-unit multifamily residential complex. Proposed by Century Heritage Builders, Inc., the development will feature 15 buildings totaling approximately 193,421 square feet of new construction, with dwelling units ranging from studios to two-bedroom layouts. The project site spans approximately 4.54 acres and includes 80,803 square feet of open space, 215 parking spaces, and various amenities such as a community hall, gym, pool, spa, and a tot lot. To facilitate this development, the project requires several entitlements, including a General Plan Amendment, Zoning Code Amendment, and Design Review. Extensive environmental and technical assessments have been conducted to ensure compliance with local and state regulations. A Traffic Impact Analysis indicates no significant degradation in service levels, though flashing LED stop signs are recommended for specific intersections. The project includes a comprehensive Water Quality Management Plan utilizing Filterra stormwater treatment systems, which require specific maintenance and a one-year warranty. Environmental mitigation measures are a critical component of the project, particularly regarding cultural resources; the developer is required to retain a qualified archaeological monitor for all ground-disturbing activities and must adhere to strict tribal consultation protocols under AB 52 to protect Native American cultural resources. Additionally, air quality management includes suspending grading operations when wind speeds exceed 25 miles per hour, and biological assessments have been completed to address potential impacts on special-status species. A public comment period for the Mitigated Negative Declaration is scheduled from November 21 to December 10, 2025, with a formal hearing set for December 18, 2025.

General Info

Century Heritage Builders will develop a 117-unit multifamily complex in Riverside, California.

Agency

California → City of Riverside

NAICS

236116 - New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

Place of Performance

Jones Avenue and Cook Avenue, Riverside, CA, 92505

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Summary Form for Mikasa Luxury Residential Development Project

PDFenvironmental-summary

Appendix G Tribal Consultation Part 2 - Mikasa Multifamily Development

PDFtribal-consultation

Appendix D Project WQMP Part 2 - Hydromodification and Stormwater Pollutant Sources

PDFother

Appendix D Project WQMP Part 4 - Filterra Maintenance and Activation

PDFsow

Appendix F Traffic Impact Analysis for Mikasa Multi-Family Project

PDFtraffic-analysis

NOI-NOH_PR-2021-001114 Mikasa - Notice of Intent to Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration

PDFnotice-of-intent

PR-2021-001114 Mikasa Luxury Villas Residential Development Project

PDFproject-description

Appendix A AQ GHG Report - Mikasa Luxury Villas Air Quality and GHG Technical Report

PDFtechnical-report

Appendix B Biological Resources Assessment - Mikasa Luxury Villas

PDFbiological-resources-assessment

Appendix E Noise and Vibration Technical Report for Mikasa Luxury Villas Project

PDFtechnical-report

Appendix C Cultural Resources Report for Mikasa Multifamily Housing Development

PDFcultural-resources-report

Project WQMP Part 1 - Mikasa Luxury Villas Water Quality Management Plan

PDFwqmp

Appendix D Project WQMP Part 5 Filterra Vault Owner's Manual

PDFother

Notice of Completion for Mikasa Luxury Villas Residential Development Project

PDFnotice-of-completion

Appendix D Project WQMP Part 3 - Water Quality Management Plan Details

PDFwqmp

Appendix G Tribal Consultation Notice for Mikasa Multi-Family Development

PDFspecial-notice

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Riverside
Contacts3 people available
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California → City of Riverside
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Los Angeles, CA

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The Project is located at 4618 Jones Avenue, 4705 Hedrick Avenue, and 4663 Hedrick Avenue (APN# 143-040-010, 143-040-011, and 143-040-012) in the City of Riverside. The Project proposes to consolidate the three parcels and develop 117 multifamily units. It includes the demolition of all of the existing structures on-site and the the construction of 15 multifamily buildings that total in approximately 193,421 square feet of new development. In addition, the Project would include approximately 80,803 square feet of open space (common, private, and public). The Project would include a community hall, gym, pool, spa, and tot lot/play area. The dwelling units would range from studios to two bedrooms. A total of 215 parking spaces would be provided.

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