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Planning Commission approves 42,000-square-foot Rialto-Linden warehouse with variance and glazing condition
Summary
The commission approved a 42,000-square-foot industrial building at Rialto and Linden with a variance reducing the Linden Avenue setback to 25 feet, imposed mitigation measures from an MND, and added a condition requiring additional glazing on the building’s east elevation.
The Rialto Planning Commission voted to approve the Rialto and Linden Industrial Warehouse Project, allowing construction of a 42,000-square-foot industrial building at the southwest corner of Rialto Avenue and Linden Avenue and granting a requested variance to reduce the street-front setback along Linden Avenue from the code-required 36 feet to 25 feet.
Planning staff said the 2.13-acre site is in the city’s light industrial land-use district and zoned General Manufacturing (M-2). Daniel, planning staff, presented the project and said the applicant is Stewart Development LLC and that the building would be occupied by NACE Holdings LLC for minor assembly and furniture distribution. Staff stated the city’s January moratorium on warehouses exempts buildings under 100,000 square feet, and therefore the 42,000-square-foot project is not subject to that moratorium.
The proposed building would be a concrete tilt-up structure with exterior articulation, a height that…
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