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Camino Terrace Apartments affordable housing project

Jurupa Valley

Summary

An 80-unit affordable and supportive housing project — including 28 supportive housing units for people like disabled veterans — has split the community for months over fire access, ADA compliance, grading, and blasting. Neighbors say the hillside site is unsafe; the council said state housing law left it no legal path to deny without risking a massive lawsuit. It approved the project 3-1 with major conditions.

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Last discussed Mar 18, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The city would have risked a lawsuit with attorney fees and damages potentially exceeding $14 million if it denied the project.

✅Who benefits

Future low-income and previously homeless residents, including disabled veterans, gain housing; the city gains $1.2 million in utility undergrounding and 9.65 acres of open space.

⚠️Who could be affected

Neighboring residents of Camino Terrace say their safety concerns about fire egress, street grades, and blasting were not adequately resolved.

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