Plot Plan (PP2024-0017)

The City of Beaumont is seeking authorization for PP2024-0017 to move forward with a 66-unit affordable rental housing development at the northeast corner of Xenia Avenue and East Sixth Street within the Sixth Street Mixed Use Zone. Of the total units, 16 are designated as supportive housing to serve vulnerable populations, reflecting a commitment to inclusive and accessible housing solutions. The proposal includes a request for City Council approval of incentives and the execution of a density bonus housing agreement, which would allow for increased development density in exchange for providing affordable units beyond baseline requirements. This initiative aims to address local housing shortages while aligning with regional affordability goals and urban planning objectives for mixed-use environments. The project is led by the City of Beaumont’s planning department, with Melody Arechiga, Senior Planner, as the primary point of contact, and Kevin Nivinskus, Architect, providing design expertise. The development is forecasted to advance through the city’s regulatory and approval processes, with public records available via the CEQA Net portal. No solicitation number is assigned as this is a planning and authorization request rather than a procurement, but the project’s location, unit mix, and incentive structure position it as a strategic housing intervention under the city’s broader housing and community development priorities. The proposal underscores a focused effort to leverage density bonus programs to expand affordable and supportive housing in a high-need, transit-accessible corridor.