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Tres Cerritos West SPA 03-2, VTTM 31513 and DA 04-1

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The project entails amendments to the Tres Cerritos West Specific Plan and revision of Tentative Tract Map 31513 to increase residential density within a 190.1-acre parcel in Hemet, California. The approved changes authorize 269 residential units on 41.01 acres, up from the original 177 units on 53.1 acres, raising the density from 3.3 to 6.56 dwelling units per acre. The reduction in residential footprint is offset by an expansion of non-residential areas, including parks, detention basins, public streets, and open space, with dedicated land increasing from 68.2 to 80.2 acres. An additional 68.8 acres of previously dedicated open space remain under city ownership. The tract map revision subdivides 121.3 acres of the site into 269 lots with sizes ranging from 3,599 to 13,144 square feet, while allocating 3.9 acres for parks, 2.8 acres for stormwater detention, 67.0 acres for preserved open space, and 15.2 acres for public roadways. Environmental compliance was achieved through a Mitigated Negative Declaration under the California Environmental Quality Act, with required mitigation measures formally adopted by the City of Hemet as conditions of approval. The project is administered by the City of Hemet as the lead agency, with approvals finalized in early 2026 and all regulatory documentation filed through the city’s Planning Division. The City serves as the sole authority for inspection and acceptance, with no federal procurement elements, contract types, pricing data, or federal acquisition regulation clauses applicable to the project. There are no identified contract values, payment instructions, invoicing methods, or contracting officer roles, as this is a local land use and planning approval rather than a federally funded or procured contract. The NAICS code 541620 is referenced, indicating planning services, and primary contacts include Emery Papp and Parker Chorich, representing the City and the developer D.R. Horton Los Angeles Holding Inc. respectively. All filings are accessible through the City of Hemet and the State Clearinghouse under the identifier 2004081192, with no electronic submission protocols or federal representation requirements documented.

General Info

Hemet approves increased density to 269 units on 41 acres, expanding open space and infrastructure while reducing residential footprint.

Agency

California → City of Hemet

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Hemet, CA

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Notice of Determination for Tres Cerritos West Project TTM31513

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Notice of Determination for Tres Cerritos West Project 2026-01-15

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Hemet
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Hemet
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Emery PappDeputy Director of Community Development
Parker ChorichProject Manager

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The Project consists of applications for Amendment No. 4 to the TCSP (herein, “TCSPA4”) and Revision No. 1 to Tentative Tract Map 31513 (TTM 31513R1). Proposed TCSPA4 would a"ect the 190.1-acre Tres Cerritos West portion of the TCSP and would modify the Planning Area configurations, acreages, lot counts and sizes, densities, and land use designations in order to accommodate an increase in residential density within Tres Cerritos West. Specifically, TCSPA4 would increase the number of residential dwelling units allowed in Tres Cerritos West by 92 homes, from 177 homes to 269 homes, while decreasing the areas subject to residential development from 53.1 acres to 41.01 acres, resulting in an increase in residential density from 3.3 dwelling units per acre (du/ac) to 6.56 du/ac. Areas planned for non-residential uses, including parks, paseos, open space, basins, and roadways, would increase from 68.2 acres to 80.2 acres, while the Project site evaluated herein also includes approximately 68.8 acres of open space that previously were dedicated to the City of Hemet. TTM 31513R1 is proposed to subdivide 121.3 acres of the 190.1-acre Tres Cerritos West portion of the TCSP to establish 269 residential lots on approximately 32.4 acres with lot sizes ranging from 3,599 square feet (s.f.) to 13,144 s.f., along with 3.9 acres of parks, detention basins on approximately 2.8 acres, proposed open space areas on approximately 67.0 acres, and public streets on approximately 15.2 acres.

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