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Perris council approves Harvest Landing with housing, park and penalties for unmet retail commitments
Summary
After hours of public testimony and negotiation, Perris city council approved the Harvest Landing development with added housing priority, $2 million for a first-time homebuyer program, a $5 million contribution toward a future aquatic center and penalties tied to commercial occupancy. Vote 5–0.
The Perris City Council voted 5–0 on April 14 to approve the Harvest Landing development, a mixed-use project that includes commercial space, a FedEx parcel‑hub component, and a housing phase that council leaders said they secured as a priority during recent negotiations. Councilmember Nava voted no during the roll call on the motion; the approval was recorded as Vallejo, Corona, Raab and Mayor Michael Vargas voting yes.
Supporters — including trade unions and business groups — told the council the project would create hundreds of construction and long‑term jobs and bring retailers and infrastructure investment. David Moore of Laborers International urged the council to support ‘‘responsible developers that use union workers’’ so ‘‘families can pay their mortgages and support local businesses.’’ Rita Rogers, speaking in favor, highlighted pledges…
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