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Council approves first reading for Mountain View Business Center, clearing way for gas station, drive-throughs and 126-room hotel
Summary
The Loma Linda City Council introduced entitlements and adopted a mitigated negative declaration for the Mountain View Business Center, authorizing a zone change, parcel map and conditional permits for a gas station, two drive-through restaurants and a 126-room hotel; the motion passed unanimously on first reading.
The City Council of Loma Linda voted unanimously to adopt the initial study and mitigated negative declaration under CEQA and introduce the entitlements needed for the Mountain View Business Center, a proposed commercial redevelopment on an approximately 4.3-acre vacant site near the I‑10 and Mountain View Avenue interchange.
Community development staff member Lorena Materita presented the project, saying the proposal would change the parcel’s land-use designation from Business Park to General Commercial (C-2) and subdivide the site into four parcels to accommodate a gas station and convenience store, two fast-food drive-throughs, and a four-story, 59,712-square-foot hotel with 126 guest rooms. "The project site is a 4.3 acre vacant lot located just south of the 10…
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