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Menifee

Menifee · week of October 10, 2026

Planning Commission continues the item to the October 14, 2026, Planning Commission meeting, 3–0

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What changed in Menifee

  • Continued the item to the October 14, 2026, Planning Commission meeting.

    3 yes, 0 no, 1 abstain

    Ivan Holler (yes), Tammy Ramirez (yes), Michael Knighten (abstain), Chris Thomas (yes)

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  • Kensington Residential Continuance

    3 yes, 1 no

    Michael Knighten (no), Tammy Ramirez (yes), Chris Thomas (yes), Ivan Holler (yes)

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  • Boulders II Project Recommendations

    4 yes, 0 no

    Ivan Holler (yes), Michael Knighten (yes), Tammy Ramirez (yes), Chris Thomas (yes)

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  • September 9, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes

    4 yes, 0 no

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Development activity

  • Boulders II

    A General Plan Amendment, Change of Zone, and Plot Plan to develop 240 multi-family residential units across 10.12 acres.

    approved (4-0) · still approved

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  • Kensington Residential

    Terminus of Bavaria Drive

    Tentative Tract Map No. 39360 and Plot Plan No. PLN25-0159 for a 160-unit condominium subdivision consisting of detached bungalows and attached duplexes.

    still continued

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Also discussed

  • Boulders II Development Impact

    A proposal to develop 240 multi-family residential units on roughly 10 acres near Berea and Normandy roads, featuring community amenities and hillside conservation. Residents previously raised concerns regarding traffic, parking, and construction dust.

    What it means: Prospective renters or buyers seeking multi-family housing options in Menifee.

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  • Boulders II Quimby Assessment

    A proposal to build 240 multi-family units with commercial and recreational amenities on a 10-acre site, which drew concerns about traffic, construction impacts, and parkland loss.

    What it means: Generates approximately $10 million in development impact fees and ongoing annual property tax revenues.

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  • Kensington Residential Condominium Subdivision

    A proposal for a 160-unit condominium subdivision on Bavaria Drive that raised resident concerns regarding local traffic congestion and emergency evacuation routes.

    What it means: Paid standard development impact fees and user fees under SB 330 provisions.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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