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Council approves Town Center at Moreno Valley specific plan, certifies EIR and holds first reading of rezoning ordinance
Summary
The City Council unanimously certified the final environmental impact report, approved the general plan amendment and tentative map, and conducted the first reading of an ordinance to rezone about 70 acres for a mixed‑use town center that includes up to 800 housing units, about 4.9 acres of parks and a 40,000‑square‑foot civic parcel.
Moreno Valley — The City Council on June 3 unanimously approved key entitlements for the Town Center at Moreno Valley, a 69.6‑acre mixed‑use project at Mason Street and Alessandro Boulevard aimed at creating a walkable downtown node with homes, retail, a hotel and civic space.
The council certified the final environmental impact report and adopted associated CEQA findings and a mitigation monitoring program, approved a general plan amendment and tentative tract map, and conducted the first reading of an ordinance to rezone the site to the proposed downtown center specific plan. The motion carried 5‑0.
The decision moves forward a development framework that staff described as a “planning tool, which identifies zoning and development standards for a specific geographic area.” Community Development Director Angelica Fraustolubo told the council staff had assumed a project build‑out scenario of up to 800 residential units, about 105,890 square feet of…
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