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Planning commission adopts amended objective design standards to cover certain single-family and ADU projects
Summary
Commissioners approved revisions adding single-family and accessory-unit modules to the city’s objective design standards and left architectural-style rules largely unchanged; the motion passed 4-0.
The Temecula Planning Commission voted 4-0 to adopt amendments that expand the city’s objective design standards to cover certain single-family residential projects and accessory dwelling units (ADUs) when those projects are being processed under state “streamlined” pathways.
Eric Jones, a city planning staffer, told commissioners the amendment responds to recent state legislation that requires objective standards for some residential projects. Jones said the city previously applied the standards to multifamily and mixed-use development and is now inserting a single-family module so certain…
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