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Wednesday, February 2, 2022 · Government meeting record
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Commented on the circulation and requested no co-mingling of passenger and truck traffic.
Official recordCommented on the need for a traffic analysis and the status of the Harley Knox interchange improvements.
Official recordCommented on potential stacking concerns for trucks turning left from Wilson Ave into the site and asked if there are any measures in place to limit trucks from heading north and turning right onto Rider St.
Official recordCommented on an anti-graffiti coating to protect against graffiti on the screen wall.
Official recordCommented on the circulation and requested no co-mingling of passenger and truck traffic.
Commissioner Commissioner Jimenez,
Commented on the need for a traffic analysis and the status of the Harley Knox interchange improvements.
Commissioner Commissioner Jimenez,
Commented on the plan for future improvements to Harley Knox Blvd at the I-215 freeway.
Commissioner Director of Development Services Phung,
Commented on the purpose of the scoping meeting, the limitations of the meeting discussion, and the transportation analysis should consider the opening of the March JPA VIP project and connection of Western Way with Van Buren Blvd.
Commissioner Chair Hammond,
Commented on the specifics of the traffic analysis utilized for the site.
Commissioner Staff
Commented on the planned width of Patterson Ave and that the project should be pedestrian friendly.
Commissioner Commissioner Gomez,
Commented on her concern of circulation for the project site and not knowing the future tenant for the building.
Commissioner Janet Bernabe of the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice,
Commented on green house gas mitigation, meeting AQMD standards, and mitigating VMT to improve circulation.
Commissioner Marven Norman of the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice,
Commented on her concern for developing a speculative building and not including population/housing as an environmental consideration.
Commissioner Nathaly Ortiz from the public,
Commented on the need for electric charging stations, solar panels, landscaping buffer zones, and enforcement of designated truck routes should be implemented for the project.
Commissioner Joaquin Castillejos of the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice,
Commented on air pollution, traffic, and lack of pedestrian travel.
Commissioner Elizabeth from the public,
Commented on the packet provided to the Commission regarding the comments to the MND provided.
Commissioner Chair Hammond,
Commented on the street light construction for the project.
Commissioner Vice Chair Shively,
Commented on the number of EV charging stalls and that lighting will be conditioned to be hooded and not reflect into the adjacent properties.
Commissioner Associate Planner Garcia,
Commented on the southwestern driveway design to accommodate left in and right out only and that the northwestern driveway has full mobility for passenger vehicles.
Commissioner Deputy Engineer Pourkazemi,
Commented on potential stacking concerns for trucks turning left from Wilson Ave into the site and asked if there are any measures in place to limit trucks from heading north and turning right onto Rider St.
Commissioner Commissioner Jimenez,
Commented on the width of Wilson Ave and a condition in place to prevent trucks from making a right onto Rider St.
Commissioner Deputy Engineer Pourkazemi,
Commented on an anti-graffiti coating to protect against graffiti on the screen wall.
Commissioner Commissioner Jimenez,
Commented on the wall being setback from the street and including a landscape buffer.
Commissioner Staff
Commented on the left out circulation for passenger vehicles at the northwest driveway.
Commissioner Chair Hammond, requested clarification on the fencing location for the project, revising Planning condition of approval to note repainting over graffiti on walls shall match the original wall color, and
Commented on left turn movement from the northwest driveway.
Commissioner Deputy Engineer Pourkazemi,
Commented on the proposed planting plan to include drought tolerant plants, if the bocce ball court will be utilized as an amenity area, and that the landscaping along the eastern portion of the project should be revised to screen the building.
Commissioner Commissioner Gomez,
Commented on the truck routes in the area.
Commissioner Deputy Engineer Pourkazemi,
Commented on adding future solar to the project.
Commissioner Applicant Belmudez for Webb and Associates,
Commented on pedestrian travel in the area, aesthetics of warehousing buildings, transparency about upcoming industrial projects, and the adjacent residential properties.
Commissioner Elizabeth from the public,
Commented on long term circulation and air quality concerns from industrial development within the City.
Commissioner Joaquin Castillejos of the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice,
Commented on additional air pollution related to the project and concerns about the projects health risk assessment.
Commissioner Nathaly Ortiz from the public,
Commented on the concern for additional air quality pollution and environmental impacts to the adjacent residents, and requested further transparency on notifying the public of industrial projects within the City.
Commissioner Benjamin Soto from the public,
Commented on the March Air Reserve Base resulting in industrial development.
Commissioner Alex Marin from the public, requested more native landscaping, air conditioning for industrial buildings, and
Commented on the proximity of adjacent residential properties to the east, methods to restrict truck traffic to utilize designated truck routes, EV charging for cars and trucks, and the pedestrian trail along the channel to the east.
Commissioner Marven Norman of Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice,
Commented on the restrictions from the March Air Reserve Base dictating the types of uses that are allowed for the area.
Commissioner Commissioner Gomez, thanked the public for their feedback and
Commented on the need for zone changes to reduce the industrial land within the City.
Commissioner Elizabeth from the public,
Commented on the March Air Reserve Base Compatibility Plan and the effects that it has on development.
Commissioner Benjamin from the public,
Commented on the possibility of air conditioning and heating within warehouses, the transparency for all types of development within the City, and the passing of a local teacher Jason Remington of the Val Verde school district.
Commissioner Commissioner Jimenez, thanked Staff for listening to the concerns of the Commission and
Commented on business cards for the Commissioners, the difficulties of zone changes, and the multiple restraints that face development in certain areas of the City.
Commissioner Chair Hammond,
Commented on creating a presentation outlining the history of previous zoning, online link for CEQA documents, requirements for industrial development compared to adjacent cities, and the next Planning Commission meeting being on February 16th.
Commissioner Director of Development Services Phung,
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Planning Commission
CITY OF PERRIS
MINUTES:
Date of Meeting:
February 2, 2022
06:05 PM
Place of Meeting:
City Council Chambers
Commission Members Present: Commissioner Lopez, Commissioner Jimenez, Commissioner Gomez, Vice Chair Shively, and Chairman Hammond.
Staff Members Present: None.
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1.
CALL TO ORDER:
2.
ROLL CALL: Commissioners: Jimenez, Gomez, Lopez,
Vice-Chair Hammond, Chair Shively
Commission Members Present: Commissioner Lopez, Commissioner Jimenez, Commissioner Gomez, Vice Chair Shively, and Chairman Hammond.
Staff Members Present: None.
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3.
INVOCATION:
4.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Commissioner Jimenez
5.
PRESENTATION:
6.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
A.
Planning Commission Minutes for January 19, 2022
The Chair called for a motion.
M/S/C: Moved by Commissioner Jimenez, seconded by Commissioner Lopez to Approve Planning Commission Minutes for January 19, 2022
AYES:
Commissioner Lopez, Commissioner Jimenez, Commissioner Gomez, Vice Chair Shively, Chairman Hammond.
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
7.
PUBLIC HEARING:
A.
Scoping Meeting for an Environmental Impact Report associated with Development Plan Review 20-00007, Specific Plan Amendment (SPA) 21-05267 and Tentative Parcel Map (TPM) 38259 – A proposal to construct a 751,668 square foot industrial buildings on 35.7 acres located at the northeastern corner of Patterson Avenue and Nance Street within the GI (General Industrial) zone of the Perris Valley Commerce Center Specific Plan area (PVCC SP). Applicant: DJ Arellano, Duke Realty Limited Partnership
Planning Commission
CITY OF PERRIS
MINUTES:
Date of Meeting:
February 2, 2022 06:05 PM
Place of Meeting:
City Council Chambers
Commission Members Present: Commissioner Lopez, Commissioner Jimenez, Commissioner Gomez, Vice Chair Shively, and Chairman Hammond.
1.
CALL TO ORDER:
2.
ROLL CALL: Commissioners: Jimenez, Gomez, Lopez, Vice-Chair Hammond, Chair Shively
Commission Members Present: Commissioner Lopez, Commissioner Jimenez, Commissioner Gomez, Vice Chair Shively, and Chairman Hammond.
3.
INVOCATION:
4.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Commissioner Jimenez
5.
PRESENTATION:
6.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
A.
Planning Commission Minutes for January 19, 2022
The Chair called for a motion.
M/S/C: Moved by Commissioner Jimenez, seconded by Commissioner Lopez to Approve Planning Commission Minutes for January 19, 2022
AYES:
Commissioner Lopez, Commissioner Jimenez, Commissioner Gomez, Vice Chair Shively, Chairman Hammond.
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
7.
PUBLIC HEARING:
A.
Scoping Meeting for an Environmental Impact Report associated with Development Plan Review 20-00007, Specific Plan Amendment (SPA) 21-05267 and Tentative Parcel Map (TPM) 38259 – A proposal to construct a 751,668 square foot industrial buildings on 35.7 acres located at the northeastern corner of Patterson Avenue and Nance Street within the GI (General Industrial) zone of the Perris Valley Commerce Center Specific Plan area (PVCC SP). Applicant: DJ Arellano, Duke Realty Limited Partnership REQUESTED ACTION: Conduct a public Scoping Meeting to review, discuss, and provide comments regarding the proposed Project for the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
Contract Planner Mathew Evans, presented the item to the Commission.
Commissioner Gomez, requested clarification on the dates of circulation for the 30 day public day review period.
Commissioner Lopez, asked if the project could utilize roof mounted solar panels and electric charging stations.
Commissioner Jimenez, asked for clarification on the circulation for the project.
Staff clarified the circulation for passenger vehicles and truck traffic.
Commissioner Gomez, asked for the ultimate right-of-way of Patterson Ave.
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