Paradise Knolls Planning Area 5 development and fire/encampment concerns
Jurupa Valley
Summary
The centerpiece phase of Paradise Knolls gets its final map: 221 detached homes, a 4.25-acre linear park along Rancho Jurupa Drive, and a 2.75-acre dog park, all maintained by JARPD. Commissioners flagged Limonite Avenue traffic and RV parking near the river but supported the project.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 4
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Adds inclusionary housing in-lieu fees to the city's housing fund and seven acres of public park space.
Future homeowners and the whole Paradise Knolls community get parks and trails; the city gains housing stock.
Limonite Avenue commuters face added traffic from roughly 450 new drivers, per Commissioner Pruitt's concern.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Oct 15, 2026
Vacant land next to the built-out Paradise Knolls neighborhood has seen 19 fires, homeless encampments, and residents losing home insurance. The 221-home project with two new parks is seen by residents as the fix.
Planning Commission - Aug 26, 2026
The centerpiece phase of Paradise Knolls gets its final map: 221 detached homes, a 4.25-acre linear park along Rancho Jurupa Drive, and a 2.75-acre dog park, all maintained by JARPD. Commissioners flagged Limonite Avenue traffic and RV parking near the river but supported the project.
Related development
Paradise Knolls Planning Area 5 — TTM 39007
Brings the city 221 homes, seven acres of public parks, and trail connections, but adds traffic to Limonite Avenue.
Tentative Tract Map No. 39007 (Master Application No. 24067)
The project would add 221 homes to the area, bringing new residents, traffic, and demand for services; the appeal hearing gave objectors a chance to challenge the approval.
Tentative Tract Map No. 39007 (Paradise Jurupa)
The subdivision would add 221 homes, new residents, and traffic to the Paradise Knolls area.
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