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Votes at a glance — actions from Aug. 20 Planning Commission (selected items)
Summary
A compact list of formal actions taken Aug. 20 by the Perris Planning Commission: approvals and continuances for multiple agenda items.
The Perris Planning Commission took multiple formal actions on Aug. 20, 2025. Key votes included recommendations to council for large housing and mixed‑use projects, approvals of a drive‑through coffee CUP, and continuances for two industrial items. Results below summarize motions recorded in the meeting minutes.
- Acacia Point (Item 6a): Motion to recommend City Council adoption of MND-2403 and to approve the general‑plan amendment, zone change to MFR‑14 (PDO), tentative condominium map and development plan review for 141 townhomes. Motion carried 5‑0. (Resolution 25‑07)
- Nance Street trailer storage (Item 6b): Applicant requested a continuance while March Air Reserve Base and others complete reviews. Motion to continue to Sep. 17, 2025 carried 5‑0.
- The Retreat at Lake Perris mixed‑use (Item 6c): Commission recommended certification of the final environmental impact report, identification of Alternative 4, and approval of the specific plan amendment, tentative parcel map, CUP for self‑storage, development plan reviews (restaurants, hotel, apartments) and a variance. Motion carried 5‑0. (Resolution 25‑19)
- Better Buzz drive‑through (Item 6d): Conditional Use Permit 24‑05152 to allow a 1,741‑sq‑ft drive‑through coffee shop with dual drive lanes was approved 5‑0 with conditions including an on‑site operations management plan and updated engineering conditions. (Resolution 25‑20)
- Zoning code (Item 6e): Text amendment to remove the option to allow warehouses / distribution centers in the Business Park (BP) zone via CUP was approved 5‑0. (Resolution 25‑14)
- Zoning code / Good Neighbor update (Item 6f): A broader zoning‑code and Good Neighbor Guidelines amendment related to warehouse logistics and AB 98 compliance was discussed; the item was continued to Sep. 17, 2025 for additional review. Motion to continue carried 5‑0.
All recorded votes were 5‑0 unless otherwise stated. Where the commission’s action is a recommendation (general‑plan or zone change), the City Council will take the final decision.
