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Planning commission approves medical office and storage exterior revision
Summary
The Redlands Planning Commission approved a 7,000‑sq‑ft medical office addition for Redlands Community Hospital at 245 Terracina Boulevard and granted a revision to the self‑storage project's exterior materials at Wabash/Naples, both on motions that adopted staff findings and original conditions of approval.
The Redlands Planning Commission approved two routine land‑use requests on June 11, adopting staff findings and the attached conditions of approval.
Staff planner Sean Riley presented Commission Review & Approval No. 968, a request from Redlands Community Hospital to construct an approximately 7,000‑square‑foot single‑story medical office building and associated parking on a 5.2‑acre site at 245 Terracina Boulevard. Riley said the site is zoned for medical facilities and the proposal meets setbacks, parking and landscaping standards; the project provides 289 parking spaces where code requires 278 for the campus’ total medical office square footage. Riley recommended approval based on the staff report. Commissioners moved and seconded the resolution to adopt Resolution No. 1682; the motion carried.
Ryan Murphy, the city planner who handled the self‑storage file, presented Revision No. 1 to Conditional Use Permit 1168: minor changes to the approved exterior siding on a 1134,000‑square‑foot self‑storage complex at the southeast corner of Wabash Avenue and Naples Avenue. Murphy said the changes involve replace‑in‑kind stucco with a combination of stucco and split‑face CMU on limited elevations and that the project remains consistent with prior approvals. David Bird, the applicant’s representative for Madison Capital (Go Store It), told the commission site grading and durability concerns prompted the material change; he said landscaping and corner stucco treatments visible from the street remain as approved. The commission adopted Resolution No. 1677, approving the revision subject to the original conditions.
Both approvals were made after the staff presentations and none of the public commenters asked to speak on these two items.
The commission moved on to other agenda items after adopting the motions.
Two actions from the consent and new‑business items will be forwarded to the City Council as required by the municipal review process.
