Murrieta Hot Springs / Jefferson, apartments again?

Housing density could increase to meet state demands
Californian, August 24, 2009, 8:20 pm

"City regulations allow a shelter to be built in areas designated for commercial and office development, but planning commissioners would still analyze the project to determine whether a shelter would be compatible with the surrounding businesses."

 "Lanier said planners have not yet identified a particular area where such a shelter could be built without an extra layer of scrutiny by planning officials."

IN OTHER WORDS, WITHOUT THE EXTRA LAYER OF SCRUTINY BY THE PUBLIC?

"And a total of 935 units could be built on the west side of the city bounded by Washington and Adams avenues, and Lemon and Magnolia streets; at the northeast corner of Jefferson Avenue and Juniper Street; at Adams Avenue and Ivy Street; south of Ivy Street, north of Murrieta Hot Springs Road and west of Madison Avenue; and at the intersection of Jefferson Avenue and Murrieta Hot Springs Road."

MURRIETA HOT SPRINGS AT JEFFERSON? (PRIME) COMMERCIAL REPLACED BY LOW INCOME?



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Murrieta Hot Springs / Jefferson Apartments

Murrieta apartment proposal could be postponed

By: BRIAN ECKHOUSE - Staff Writer
The Californian
Last modified Tuesday, January 9, 2007 9:52 PM PST


MURRIETA -- A proposal to bring 146 apartments to Jefferson Avenue just south of Los Alamos Road is set to be reviewed by the Planning Commission tonight, but a decision on the project is likely to be postponed for four to six weeks.

The developer, MJW Property Group of Canoga Park, has requested the commission hold off considering the proposal to allow its lawyers and Murrieta City Attorney John Harper to discuss some of the nearly 200 conditions set by city staff, spokesman Bart Buchalter said Monday.

The project would include a 146-unit apartment complex set in eight buildings on 9.55 acres on the east side of Jefferson.


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