The World Logistics Center

The World Logistics Center

The project consists of the following actions taken by the Moreno Valley City Council/Moreno Valley Community Services District Board at a duly noticed public hearing held on August 19, 2015: 1) City Council adoption of a resolution approving General Plan amendments that include land use changes within the proposed World Logistics Center (WLC) Specific Plan area to Business Park/Light Industrial (BP) and Open Space (OS) and land use changes outside of the WLC Specific Plan to Open Space (OS) and corresponding General Plan Element Goals and Objectives text and map amendments to the Community Development, Circulation, Parks, Recreation and Open Space, Safety and Conservation Elements; 2) City Council adoption of a resolution approving a Tentative Parcel Map for the purposes of establishing 26 parcels for financing and conveyance purposes, including an 85 acre parcel of land currently located in the County of Riverside adjacent to Gilman Springs Road and Alessandro Blvd and which is included in the WLC Specific Plan; 3) City Council adoption of a resolution requesting the Riverside Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) to initiate proceedings for the expansion of the City's boundary for approximately 85 acres of land located along Gilman Springs Road and Alessandro Blvd; 4) First Reading: City council intro of an ordinance approving PA12-0012 (Change Zone), PA12-0013 (Specific Plan) and PA12-0014 (Pre-Zoning/Annexation), which include the WLC Specific Plan, full repeal of the Moreno Highlands Specific Plan No. 212-1, Pre-Zoning/Annexation for 85 acres at Northwest Corner of Gilman Springs Road and Alessandro Blvd, Change of Zone to Logistics Development (LD), Light of Logistics (LL) and Open Space for areas within the WLC Specific Plan Boundary, and a Change of Zone to Open Space (OS) for areas within the WLC Specific Plan Boundary, and a Change of Zone to Open Space (OS) for those project areas outside and southerly of the WLC Specific Plan Boundary; 5) First Reading: City Council intro of an ordinance approving PA12-011 (development agreement) for the WLC Project which real estate highland Fairview has legal or equitable interest in, on approximately 2,263 acres, within the WLC Specific Plan area (2,610 acres), intended to be developed as high cube logistics warehousing and related ancillary uses generally east of Redlands Blvd, south of SR60, west of Gilman Springs Road and north of the San Jacinto Wildlife Area; and 6) Moreno Valley Community Services District Board approval of a resolution requesting the Riverside LAFCO to initiate proceedings for the expansion of the Community Services District Boundary to include approximately 85 acres of land located along Gilman Springs Road and Alessandro Blvd in conjunction with a related annexation. In addition to the foregoing actions taken on August 19, 2015, the project includes the following actions subsequently taken by the Moreno Valley City Council at a duly noticed public meeting held on August 25, 2015: 1) Second Reading: City council adoption of Ordinance no. 900 approving PA12-0012 (Change of Zone), PA12-0013 (Specific Plan) and PA12-0014 (Pre-Zoning/Annexation), which include the WLC, full repeal of the Moreno Highlands Specific Plan No. 212-1, Pre/Zoning/Annexation for 85 acres at Northwest Corner of Gilman Springs Road and Alessandro Blvd, Change of Zone to LD, LL and OS for areas within the WLC Boundary, and a Change of Zone to OS for those project areas outside and southerly of the WLC Boundary; and 2) second reading: city council adoption of ordinance no. 901 approving PA12-011 (Development agreement) for the wlc project which real estate highland Fairview has legal or equitable interest in, on approximately 2,263 acres, within the WLC area (2,610 acres), intended to be developed as high cube logistics warehousing and related ancillary uses generally east of Redlands blvd, south of SR 60, west of Gilman Springs Road and north of San Jacinto Wildlife Area.

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