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Red Hawk specific plan hearing continued to Jan. 7; temporary Rancho California Road overnight closures announced
Summary
The commission continued a Red Hawk specific plan amendment to Jan. 7, 2026 at 10 a.m. because two commissioners must recuse; public works announced two overnight closures on Rancho California Road for arch installation and additional daytime ramp work for a Smart Freeway project.
The Temecula Planning Commission on Nov. 19 continued a public hearing on the Red Hawk specific plan amendment to Jan. 7, 2026 at 10 a.m. after two commissioners disclosed potential real‑property conflicts and recused themselves.
Staff said commissioners Charlie Trejo and Commissioner Watson (conflict noted in the record) live within the Red Hawk community and therefore must recuse. With Commissioner Watts absent the commission lacked an adequate quorum to take substantive action; a motion to continue the item to a date‑certain (Jan. 7, 2026 at 10 a.m.) was made, seconded and approved. Staff clarified that re‑noticing is not legally required for a continuance to a date‑certain but may be done as outreach courtesy.
In separate announcements, public works staff reported that the county will install decorative arches on Rancho California Road near Butterfield Stage Road, requiring two overnight closures (10 p.m.–5 a.m.) on Monday and Tuesday nights; lanes will reopen each morning. Staff said the county and the city will coordinate social media outreach. Additional daytime on‑ramp closures related to Smart Freeway paving work are expected in December; dates will be announced in the city manager’s updates.
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