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Cottonwood Avenue in City Council District 5.
                   •  An Administrative Plot Plan was submitted for addition of shade canopy to existing Food 4 Less fuel
                       center kiosk.  The project is located at 12250 Perris Boulevard in City Council District 3.
                   •  An Administrative Plot Plan was submitted to install a roof mounted solar system for a multi-family
                       project located at 12318 Lamos Place in City Council District 1.
                   •  A Plot Plan was submitted to increase the height of a warehouse building located at Indian Street and
                       Grove View in City Council District 4.
                   •  An Amended Plot Plan was submitted for First Nandina Logistics Center to expand the truck/trailer
                       parking lot area south onto an adjoining parcel and create 114 additional trailer parking spaces.  Also,
                       a new driveway is proposed at Heacock Street in the location of vacated Grove View Lane with a guard
                       shack and gate at the entrance to the parking area.  The project is located east of Heacock at vacated
                       Grove View Lane in City Council District 4.
                   •  An Administrative Plot Plan was submitted for above ground storage fuel tanks.  The project is located
                       at 17100 Perris Boulevard in City Council District 4. The applicant is First Industrial.
                   •  An Amended Conditional Use Permit was submitted for modifications to the cell site at the Elsworth
                       Park Ballfield replacing three previously installed antennas. The project is located at 13051 Elsworth
                       Street in City Council District 5.
                   •  A Pre-Application was submitted for Fairfield Hotel for a 106 room hotel.  The project is located at Day
                       Street and Eucalyptus Avenue in City Council District 2.



               Other Highlights
                   •  Staff is reviewing a Notice  of Availability of a Draft Environmental Impact  Report for the City  of
                       Riverside.  The project is the Sycamore Canyon Business Park and located west of Sycamore Canyon
                       Boulevard in the City of Riverside.
                   •  Staff is reviewing a Conditional Use Permit for  the City  of  Perris.  The proposed project is for
                       construction of a 2,940 square foot convenience store with fuel canopy over 16 pumps within the new
                       March Plaza Commercial Center.  The project is located at the northwest corner of Harley Knox and
                       Perris Boulevard.
                   •  Staff is reviewing a Notice of Preparation for a Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Veterans
                       Industrial Park 215.  The project is located in Riverside County within March Joint Powers Authority.
                   •  Staff has reviewed a high-cube warehouse for the City of Perris and provided written comments to the
                       agency.  The project is located on approximately 21.3 acres located within the PVCC Specific Plan.
                   •  Staff  is  reviewing  a  Draft  Environmental  Impact  Report  for  the  California  Department  of  Water
                       Resources.  The project is for Perris Dam Emergency Release Facility.  DWR proposes to modify Perris
                       Dam’s existing emergency release structure and construct a water conveyance facility that would
                       reliably control a reservoir release and convey emergency flows from Lake Perris in the event of an
                       emergency drawdown.


               ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

                ICSC – WESTERN REGIONAL RETAIL CONFERENCE

                ICSC (International Conference of Shopping Centers) is the largest trade organization for the commercial
                retail industry.  ICSC hosts an annual convention for the southwest U.S. region that provides networking,
                deal making and educational opportunities.  The annual 2016 Southwest Region Conference was held
                from August 30 to September 1.

               Staff from the  Economic  Development  Department (EDD) hosted a booth at the ICSC Southwest Region
               conference to aggressively market the City and pursue potential retail, restaurant, and hotel tenants for the
               City.  Staff conducted over fifty meetings during the conference with potential tenants, leasing representatives,
               property owners, and commercial developers, promoting the advantages of opening a Moreno Valley location.
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