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SUBTT20756, DRC2024 -00416, DRC2025 -00093, DRC2025 -00096,
DRC2025 -00094
PLANNING COMMISSION MAY 27, 2026
PROJECT BACKGROUND
•Manning Homes;
•13 lot subdivision with 12 new
single-family residences and
preservation of 1 existing historic
residence on 6 .7 acres of land :
•Tentative Tract Map, Major Design
Review, Variance, Minor Exception,
Tree Removal Permit;
•Northwest corner of Banyan
Street and Hellman Avenue at 6048
Hellman Avenue in the Very Low (VL)
Residential zone and Equestrian
Overlay .
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SUBTT20756, DRC2024-00416, DRC2025-00093, DRC2025-00096, DRC2025-00094
SITE IMAGES
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Tentative Tract Map
•13 numbered lots for residential
development
•1 lettered lot for water quality
management;
•13 lots
•12 new single -family residences
•Preservation of 1 existing historic
residence;
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Variance
•Devia tion of 8 development sta nda rds due to:
•Existing loca tion of historic residence
•Existing gra de;
Minor Exception
•Up to 2 feet of a dditiona l wa ll height due to
existing gra des;
Tree Removal Permit
•Remova l of 12 Herita ge Trees.
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HISTORIC CONTEXT
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•Existing single-family residence
constructed in 1930 and barn in 1896;
•Determined to be a historic site through a
Historic Resource Assessment;
•Recommended to be individually eligible
under the California Register of Historic
Resources;
•Eligible for a local Historic Landmark
status within the City.
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SITE PLAN
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UNIT COMPOSITION
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Plan 1 (Elevation A)1 3,511 SF 1 Spanish
Plan 2 (Elevation A)1 3,551 SF 1 Spanish
Plan 2 (Elevation C)1 3,551 SF 1 Farmhouse
Plan 3 (Elevation A)2 4,825 SF 2 Spanish
Plan 3 (Elevation B)2 4,825 SF 2 California Ranch
Plan 3 (Elevation C)2 4,825 SF 2 Farmhouse
Plan 4 (Elevation A)2 5,001SF 1 Spanish
Plan 4 (Elevation B)2 5,001 SF 1 California Ranch
Plan 4 (Elevation C)2 5,001 SF 1 Farmhouse
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*Existing historic residence acts as the thirteenth unit of the development
ELEVATIONS – SPANISH
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ELEVATIONS – CALIFORNIA RANCH
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Plan 3B
ELEVATIONS – FARMHOUSE
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DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
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Required Proposed Compliant?
Lot Area 20,000 sf (min)11,775-25,599 SF Yes*
Net Average Lot
Area 22,500 sf (min)15,726 SF Yes*
Lot Width (Interior)90 ft (min)75-96 ft Yes*
Lot Width (Corner)100 ft (min)79.7 -104 ft Yes*
Lot Depth 200 ft (min)157-314 ft Yes*
Frontage 50 ft (min)75-104 ft Yes
Density 2 du/ a c (ma x)2 du/ a c Yes
Front Yard Setback 42 ft ± 5 ft (min) 37-100 ft Yes
Side Yard Setback
(Interior)10/15 ft (min)10-24 ft Yes
Side Yard Setback
(Street Side)27 ft (min)24-35.7 ft Yes*
Rear Yard Setback 60 ft (min)38-154 ft Yes*
Building Streetscape
Setback (Collector)35 ft (min)35-100 ft Yes
Lot Coverage 25% (ma x)10.9 -32.7 %Yes*
Building Height 35 ft (ma x)18.3 -31.6 ft Yes
*Compliant upon approval of Variance
•Variance request to deviate from a total of 8
development standards;
•Request made due to the constraints that
preservation of the existing historic home
create;
•Strict application of the development code
would not allow for preservation of the structure
or the permitted density to be achieved.
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•Required minimum of 20,000 square feet per lot
•Deviation Request:
•Lot 4 – 19,474 SF
•Lot 5 – 11,775 SF
•Lot 6 – 11,775 SF
•Lot 7 – 11,775 SF
•Lot 8 – 13,570 SF
•Lot 9 – 13,633 SF
•Lot 10 – 11,775 SF
•Lot 11 – 11,775 SF
•Lot 12 – 11,775 SF
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•Required minimum of 22,500 square feet across
the project site
•Deviation Request:
•Net average of 15,725 SF
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•Required minimum of 90 feet for interior lots and
100 feet for corner lots
•Deviation Request:
•Lot 5 – 75 ft
•Lot 6 – 75 ft
•Lot 7 – 75 ft
•Lot 8 – 87.4 ft
•Lot 9 – 87.4 ft
•Lot 10 – 75 ft
•Lot 11 – 75 ft
•Lot 12 – 75 ft
•Lot 13 – 79.7 ft
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•Required minimum of 200 feet
•Deviation Request:
•Lot 5 – 157 ft
•Lot 6 – 157 ft
•Lot 7 – 157 ft
•Lot 8 – 157 ft
•Lot 9 – 157 ft
•Lot 10 – 157 ft
•Lot 11 – 157 ft
•Lot 12 – 157 ft
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•Required minimum of 60 feet
•Deviation Request:
•Lot 5 – 39 ft
•Lot 6 – 47 ft
•Lot 7 – 42 ft
•Lot 8 – 39 ft
•Lot 9 – 38 ft
•Lot 10 – 42 ft
•Lot 11 – 47 ft
•Lot 12 – 42 ft
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•Required maximum of 25%
•Deviation Request:
•Lot 5 – 32.7%
•Lot 6 – 32.7%
•Lot 7 – 32.7%
•Lot 8 – 32.7%
•Lot 9 – 32.6%
•Lot 10 – 32.7%
•Lot 11 – 32.7%
•Lot 12 – 32.7%
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•Required minimum of 27 feet
•Deviation Request:
•Lot 13 – 24 ft
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•Required to not exceed a maximum cut of 5 feet
below natural grade and 3 feet of fill above the
natural grade
•Deviation Request:
•Lot 3 – 5.7 ft cut
•Lot 4 – 5.4 ft cut
•Lot 9 – 4.5 ft fill
•Lot 11 – 3.8 ft fill
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•Request for up to 2 feet of additional wall height
at three locations for a maximum height of 8
feet;
•Request made to accommodate the existing
grade difference between the project site and
adjacent properties to provide privacy with a
perimeter enclosure of site and accommodate
onsite grade differences.
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TREE REMOVAL PERMIT
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PRELIMINARY LANDSCAPING PLAN
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•The meeting was held on
from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Alta Loma
Junior High School;
•23 attendees present;
•Overall support for the project;
•One suggestion to preserve palm trees;
•Concerns expressed regarding:
•Street alignment / traffic safety
•Construction impacts.
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•DRC meeting held on April 14, 2025;
•Recommended to move forward to
Planning Commission;
•Suggestions provided:
•Propose different street trees
•Increase front door size
•Propose different color schemes.
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DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
SUBTT20756, DRC2024-00416, DRC2025 -00093, DRC2025 -00096, DRC2025 -00094
•Not subject to further review in
accordance with the requirements of the
California Environmental Quality Act
(CEQA);
•Section 15183 – Projects Consistent with a
Community Plan or Zoning.
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ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
SUBTT20756, DRC2024-00416, DRC2025 -00093, DRC2025 -00096, DRC2025 -00094
•The item was published in the Inland Valley
Daily Bulletin Newspaper on May 13,
2026;
•Notices were mailed to all property owners
within 660 feet of the project site on May
14, 2026;
•The project site was posted with two
physical notices on May 14, 2026.
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NOTICING
SUBTT20756, DRC2024-00416, DRC2025 -00093, DRC2025 -00096, DRC2025 -00094
RECOMMENDATION
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Planning
Commission approve resolution of approval
2026 -014, subject to the attached conditions
of approval
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SPECULATIVE INDUSTRIAL
CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
DRC2026 -00020, DRC2026 -00022, DRC2026-00023
PLANNING CO MMISSIO N MAY 2 7 , 2 0 2 6
PROJECT BACKGROUNDS
DRC2026-00020, DRC2026-00022, DRC2026-00023 2
•Charles Joseph Associates on behalf of Excelsior Partners and :
•MA Paramount LLC (11246 Jersey);
•20900 Normandie LLC (11096 Jersey);
•EXP 8998 LLC (8998 Hyssop).
• A Conditional Use Permit request to permit Wholesale and Distribution – Medium,
Storage Warehouse, Storage Personal Storage Facility, Manufacturing Light – Large, Food
Processing/ Manufacturing, and E-Commerce Distribution/ Fulfillment Center – Large uses at
existing industrial warehouse buildings
• 11246 Jersey Boulevard,11096 Jersey Boulevard,and 8998 Hyssop Drive within
the Neo -Industrial zone ;
11246 JERSEY BOULEVARD
DRC2026-00020, DRC2026-00022, DRC2026-00023 3
•Conditional Use Permit DRC2026-00020 ;
•4 .3 -acre parcel located midblock on the
north side of Jersey Boulevard ;
•100 ,724 square foot industrial warehouse
building ;
•Currently vacant;
•At least one of the six uses must go into
effect within 2 years of CUP becoming
effective to implement the CUP.
Subject Site
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PROPOSED PROJECT
11096 JERSEY BOULEVARD
DRC2026-00020, DRC2026-00022, DRC2026-00023 6
•Conditional Use Permit DRC2026-00022 ;
•Located midblock on the north side of Jersey
Boulevard ;
•127 ,599 square foot industrial warehouse
building ;
•Currently occupied with a legal non-conforming
Wholesale and Distribution use ;
•CUP effective immediately with existing tenant.
Subject Site
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PROPOSED PROJECT
8998 HYSSOP DRIVE
DRC2026-00020, DRC2026-00022, DRC2026-00023 9
•Conditional Use Permit DRC2026-00023 ;
•Located at the northern end cul-de -sac of Hyssop
Drive ;
•103 ,930 square foot industrial warehouse
building ;
•Currently occupied by an unpermitted Wholesale
and Distribution use ;
•At least one of the six uses must go into effect or
the existing, unpermitted tenant must obtain a
business license to implement the CUP.
Subject Site
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PROPOSED PROJECT
•Categorically exempt from the requirements
of the California Environmental Quality Act
(CEQA);
•Class 1 Infill Exemption under CEQA
Section 15301 – Existing Facilities;
•Includes the permitting and leasing of
existing private structures.
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ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
DRC2026-00020, DRC2026-00022, DRC2026-00023
•The items were published in the Inland Valley
Daily Bulletin Newspaper on May 13, 2026;
•Notices were mailed to all property owners
within 1,500 feet of the project sites on May
14, 2026;
•The project sites were posted with physical
notices on May 14, 2026.
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NOTICING
DRC2026-00020, DRC2026-00022, DRC2026-00023
RECOMMENDATION
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the
Planning Commission adopt
the resolutions of approval
for Conditional Use Permits
• DRC2026-00020
• DRC2026-00022
• DRC2026-00023
subject to the attached
conditions of approval.
15DRC2026-00020, DRC2026-00022, DRC2026-00023
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA PLANNING DEPARTMENT 1
CHILD DAY CARE FACILITY/CENTER
DEVELOPMENT CODE
AMENDMENT
DRC2026 -00029
PLANNING COMMISSION MAY 27 , 2026
BACKGROUND
DRC2026-00029
•Andresen Architecture on
behalf of Crosslight Family
Ministries;
•A request to amend land
use tables in Title 17 of the
Municipal Code to increase the
zones that allow or reduce the level
of review required for the Child
Day Care Facility/Center use;
•Citywide to all qualifying
zones.
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BACKGROUND
DRC2026-00029
•“A
facility installed, operated, and
maintained for the nonresidential
care of children as defined under
applicable state licensing
requirements for the facility. Such
facilities include, but are not limited
to, infant centers, pre-schools,
extended day care facilities, or
school-age child care centers”
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Amend Tables 17.30.030 -1, 17.38.060 -1, and 17.136.020 -1 of the Development Code
to:
•Expand the zones that allow the Child Day Care Facility/Center use, subject to issuance of a Minor
Use Permit (MH);
•Reduce the level of review to a Minor Use Permit in zones where a Child Day Care Facility/Center
use is already permitted with a Conditional Use Permit (H, T, MU, REC, MU Overlay);
•Allow a Child Day Care Facility/Center use as an accessory use to an approved Assembly Use upon
issuance of a Minor Use Permit (VL, L, LM, M, NE-2).
DRC2026-00029 4
PURPOSE
DRC2026-00029
•Address childcare shortage within
City;
•Support workforce participation;
•Support General Plan goals for:
•Economic synergy
•Increase civic uses in
designations that allow for such
use.
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•Statutorily Exempt from The California
Environmental Quality Act (CEQA);
•Section 15061(B)(3) – includes activities
under the common sense exemption when a
project does not have the potential for
causing a significant effect on the
environment and there is no possibility that
the activity may have a significant effect on
the environment.
DRC2026-00029 6
•Notice of the public hearing was
published in the Inland Valley Daily
Bulletin on May 14, 2026.
•To date, staff have not received any
inquiries regarding this project.
DRC2026-00029 7
RECOMMENDATION
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RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Planning
Commission adopt resolution of approval
2026 -013 recommending City Council
adopt of the proposed amendments to Title
17 of the Municipal Code regarding Child
Day Care Facilities/Centers.
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
M A J O R P R O J E C T S P R O G R A M ( M P P )
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What is MPP?
•Prepared Annually
•Outlines Major Capital Expenses
•Projects Determined by Staff Based On:
•Community Vision
•Operational & Maintenance Needs
TONIGHT’S FOCUS
General Plan References provided by staff for each project
To find the Annual Major Projects Program (MPP) in conformance with the adopted General Plan.
Relevant GP Reference: PF-1.1
Example: Amethyst Fire Station 171 Rebuild & Expansion Project
HERMOSA AVENUE COMPLETE STREETS PROJECT
FAIRMONT WAY AND HIGHLAND AVE BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT MA -3.1
LC -1.4
MA -3.2
LOCAL ROADWAY SAFETY PLAN IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
GENERAL PLAN REFERENCEPROJECT
HERMOSA AVENUE COMPLETE STREETS PROJECT
RCPD FACILITY MODERNIZATION PROJECT S -1.1
WATER CONSERVATION LANDSCAPE RENOVATION PROGRAM RC-2.6
ANIMAL CENTER KENNEL PROJECT PF-4.1
MAJOR PROJECTS HIGHLIGHTS CONT.
WATER CONSERVATION LANDSCAPE RENOVATION PROGRAM
PROJECT GENERAL PLAN REFERENCE
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Staff Recommends:
The Planning Commission adopt
Resolution No . 2026 -015 which
finds the Major Projects Program for
Fiscal Year 2026 /27 in conformity
with the adopted General Plan .
Correspondence received
PC meeting 5/27/26
Item D4 CUP
Received 5/26/26 2:16 PM