First Harley Knox Industrial

First Harley Knox Industrial

The proposed First Harley Knox Industrial (Project) consists of an approximately 158,550-square-foot warehouse distribution facility including approximately 154,250 square feet for industrial use and 4,300 square feet of mezzanine space. The Project proponent has committed to achieve LEED “Certified” status for the building. The Project also includes demolishing and removing existing fencing throughout the Project site, a brick wall, and concrete pads located on the northeast portion of the Project site. Along Redlands Avenue existing power poles and overhead lines will be removed and undergrounded. Two on-site storm drain lines will be constructed; Line A and Line B. Onsite storm drains will discharge into an underground chambers and into a Contech Filterra Unit for water quality treatment. From the Contech Filterra Unit treated runoff will flow to a proposed 30-inch diameter storm drain and connect to an existing 48-inch diameter storm drain at the southeast corner of the Project site within Harley Knox Boulevard (Line D-3A). The PVCCSP Circulation Element designates Harley Knox Boulevard, which is adjacent to the southern Project site, a Primary Arterial Street and a truck route. Redlands Avenue has been designated as a Secondary Arterial Street. The Project applicant will be responsible for constructing the six-foot-wide sidewalk along the Project site frontages on the north side of Harley Knox Boulevard and the west side of Redlands Avenue. The proposed Project would be constructed in a single phase. Construction is estimated to commence in September 2022 and estimated to be completed in 2023. The proposed warehouse distribution facility is a permitted use consistent with the PVCCSP; therefore, no General Plan Amendment, Specific Plan Amendment, or zone change is required.

Perris

Riverside

Citywide

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Industrial (Sq. Ft. 158550, Acres 7.91, Employees 154)

Site Plan

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