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Votes at a glance: Feb. 19 Perris Planning Commission — continuances, consent and approvals
Summary
At its Feb. 19 meeting the Perris Planning Commission approved the consent calendar, continued two major commercial/industrial items to March 19 and approved two items: the Chevron alternative-fuels recommendation and a Jack in the Box rebuild. This roundup lists motions, votes and key details.
The Perris Planning Commission recorded the following formal actions at its Feb. 19, 2025 meeting:
- Consent calendar: Planning Commission minutes for Feb. 5, 2025 were approved by roll call (vote 5–0).
- Continuance (6C -> continued to 03/19/2025): Specific Plan Amendment 23-05029; Tentative Parcel Map 23-05028; Development Plan Review 22-00031 (business park proposal, 66,686 sq. ft. on 4.37 acres). Applicant requested continuance due to illness and scheduling conflicts; commission voted 5–0 to continue to March 19, 2025 in City Council Chambers at 6 p.m.
- Continuance (6B -> continued to 03/19/2025): Specific Plan Amendment 22-05375 and Development Plan Review 22-00036 (58,974 sq. ft. industrial building on 4.01 acres). Applicant requested continuance to respond to comment letter; commission voted 5–0 to continue to March 19, 2025 at 6 p.m.
- Recommendation to City Council (Chevron alternative-fuel expansion): The commission voted 4–1 to recommend council approval of SPA 24-05086 and Major Modification 23-05073 and to adopt MND 2395 and an MMRP, subject to conditions that include additional landscape screening and material review. (Vote: Lopez yes; Jimenez yes; Menace no; Shively yes; Hammond yes.)
- Jack in the Box (500 E. Fourth St.): Conditional Use Permit 24-05034 and Variance 24-05035 were approved 5–0 with design and landscape conditions (brick wainscot on trash enclosure, revised east/west elevations and California native plant palette). CEQA categorical exemption under §15332 was applied.
All formal votes were taken by roll call and recorded in the meeting minutes. Continued items were rescheduled to the March 19, 2025 council-chambers hearing date at 6 p.m., per applicant request.
Ending: The Planning Commission’s actions include both recommendation items (which go to City Council) and approvals that proceed to building-permit and engineering review under the conditions the commission attached.
