Entitlements and permits in Riverside County

 

Riverside County is one of the fastest growing parts of California. Its cities, including Moreno Valley, Corona, Riverside, Temecula, Murrieta and Jurupa Valley, are processing housing and industrial projects at a pace few other places match, and each has its own code and its own review culture.

 

How IPG helps

• Tentative tract maps, planned unit developments, conditional use permits and design review.

• CEQA coordination, keeping the technical studies in step with the site plan so nothing is paid for twice.

• Fire access, fire flow and water district coordination.

• Industrial and commercial building permits and equipment installations.

 

IPG in the area

• A 190-unit condominium and apartment community in Moreno Valley on a tentative tract map and PUD, with a street layout worked out with the City that kept the unit count.

• Industrial facility permits in Corona.

 

If your site is anywhere in Riverside County, we can tell you what the path looks like and where the units or the money are at risk.

 

Common questions

What approvals does a residential subdivision need in Riverside County?

Usually a tentative tract map, and often a planned unit development, design review and CEQA review, depending on the city. We coordinate them together so nothing is done twice.

 

Are Riverside County cities approving industrial projects?

Many are, but the requirements vary a lot from city to city. Knowing the local rules before you design saves redesign later.

 

Where we work: all of California, with most of our projects in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura and Fresno counties.

Have a site or a project stuck in the city process? Call 661-600-1265, email mike@ipgworks.com, or use the form below. We will tell you straight what your site can do and what it will take.