Water service to the Project site would be provided by the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District (BCVWD). The Project would further include 114 truck trailer parking spaces located to the east and west of the building. Automotive parking stalls would be located to the south, west, north, and east of the proposed building. Of the 312 parking spaces, 304 would be designated as standard parking stalls, 7 would be designated as ADA parking stalls, and 1 would be designated as Van ADA parking stall. The Project includes surface parking with 312 parking spaces.
Primary auto and emergency vehicle access provided at the southwest corner at the intersection of Prosperity Way and Distribution Way, with a secondary point of access at the southeast corner to Nicholas Road. Truck access to the Project site would be provided via a primary driveway on the southeast corner at Nicholas Road, with a secondary truck access to the intersection of Prosperity Way and Distribution Way. A total of 96 truck dock doors are proposed, with 48 dock doors each along the western and eastern sides of the building. Of the total building square footage, the Project would allocate 590,000 sf for warehousing/distribution and 20,000 sf for office uses (including 10,000 sf of mezzanine). As shown in Figure 3, Site Plan, the Project is proposing to redevelop the Project site with one industrial warehouse building totaling 610,000 sf (including 10,000 sf of mezzanine) and related site improvements including landscaping, parking, and infrastructure facilities. The Project Applicant, Trammell Crow So Cal Development, Inc., on behalf of Orchard Logistics Venture, LLC, is seeking approval of a Plot Plan to redevelop the 30.9-gross acres site in the City of Beaumont. Local access to the Project site is currently provided by Western Knolls Avenue to the west and Nicholas Road to the southeast. Dowling Fruit Orchard is now closed and was formerly a family-owned business. Various types of fruit trees that are no longer cultivated or irrigated are present on the undeveloped portion of the Project site as well as disturbed plowed fallow land between plantings. The Project site is developed with the former Dowling Fruit Orchard that includes an abandoned produce store and sheds on the northwestern corner of the site. Regional access to the Project site is provided via the SR-60 Freeway at Potrero Boulevard and the SR-60 at Western Knolls Avenue to the west. The Project site is an approximate 30.9-acre site located east of Western Knolls Avenue and south of the SR-60 Freeway, at 38021 SR-60 Freeway (Assessor’s Parcel Number 417-020-070), in the City of Beaumont (See Figures 1, Regional and Vicinity Map and 2, Aerial Photograph). Please use the following phone number to join the call (951) 922 - 4845. Public comments shall not exceed three (3) minutes unless otherwise authorized by City Council. YouTube Link to view the Scoping Meeting that occured Ĭall in participation: Phone-in comments will be accepted by joining a conference line prior to the corresponding item of the meeting. Public participation is available via the chat feature on this format. YouTube Link for Scoping Meeting Streaming: The scoping meeting was held on the following, date, time, location, and virtual meeting link:īeaumont Civic Center City Council Chambers In addition, a virtual attendance option is available as well. The City held an in person Scoping Meeting to present updates on the Project and the CEQA process, and to receive public comments and suggestions regarding the scope and content of the EIR. The City of Beaumont requests your comments and concerns regarding the environmental issues associated with a new proposal to construct a 610,000 square foot industrial warehouse on 30.9-acres that were previously occupied by the Dowling Ranch.
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