Planning Commission approves Consent Calendar (Agenda, October 14 Minutes, Items Removed), 5–0

Consent Calendar (Agenda, October 14 Minutes, Items Removed)

5 yes, 0 no

Horse Stable Legalization at 5765 Rachel Lane (SDP No. 25049 / VAR No. 25001) — Tabled

5 yes, 0 no

RCCD Inland Empire Technical Trade Center (PUP No. 26002) — Approved

5 yes, 0 no

Pizza Hub Beer and Wine Sales (CUP No. 26003) — Approved

5 yes, 0 no

Approval of Agenda

5 yes, 0 no

Horse Stable Legalization and Variance

5765 Rachel Ln., Jurupa Valley, CA (APN 161-152-023)

A request to legalize a horse stable and allow it in the front half of the lot.

tabled (5-0) · still tabled

Pizza Hub Beer and Wine Sales

9110 Mission Blvd., Jurupa Valley, CA (APN 169-110-068)

Beer and wine service approved for an existing family-owned pizza restaurant, with conditions to remove unpermitted fencing, signage, and street striping and add landscaping.

approved (5-0) · still approved

RCCD Inland Empire Technical Trade Center (IETTC)

6464 33rd Street, Jurupa Valley, CA (APNs 177-110-016, 177-110-018)

Two educational buildings totaling 121,100 square feet with heights up to 75 feet on 9.92 acres of a former lumber yard site, approved with a three-year permit life and revised conditions.

approved (5-0) · still approved

Town Center implementation

A $213 million trade school campus is coming to 33rd Street, funded largely by the Measure CC bond, with a goal of tuition-free training for high-paying trades. It could keep Jurupa Valley's young people from being priced out or commuting hours for work.

What it means: A $213 million investment in the city, funded by state money and the voter-approved Measure CC bond — no direct cost to local taxpayers.

Pizza Hub Beer and Wine License

A family-owned pizza restaurant on Mission Boulevard can now serve beer and wine with food. The approval comes with cleanup conditions — removing an unpermitted fence, sign, and parking striping that blocked pedestrians.

What it means: The restaurant owners, their customers, and local youth teams the business sponsors.

Home occupation rules overhaul (ZCA24004)

A couple trying to legalize a horse stable in the front half of their lot will have to wait — the city tabled the case so the applicants can revise their plans. It will come back for a new public hearing later.

What it means: The property owners, once the revised plans are approved.