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Wednesday, Jun 3, 2026

Zoning And Land UseAll

Wildemar Planning Commission Approves Biannual Code Update with Modifications to Extension of Time Process

The Planning Commission discussed a biannual municipal code update, MCA 2026-03, which included various amendments to Title 17 and Title 16 of the Wildemar Municipal Code. Key changes involved streamlining permit processes, making extensions of time (EOTs) administrative, updating pre-application review, amending the general plan amendment initiation process, and modifying temporary use/event permits. The update also addressed ADU provisions, SB9, retaining wall regulations, and allowances for parks and religious institutions. Public comment raised concerns about the administrative EOT process, emphasizing transparency and community voice. The Commission ultimately recommended approval of the code amendment with a modification to maintain the Planning Commission's authority over EOTs for projects originally approved by them, while allowing administrative EOTs for projects originally approved administratively. The amendment also included technical corrections and updates for state law compliance.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

Final Extension Granted for Nova Homes Residential Project in Wildemar

The Planning Commission considered the final extension of time for Tentative Tract Map 36952 / Plot Plan 15-0129, the Nova Homes Residential Project, located west of Wildemar Trail. This project, originally approved in 2017, involves subdividing 11.2 acres for 77 detached single-family condominium units. The current request is for a one-year extension, pushing the expiration to August 8, 2027, as it's the final extension available to the applicant. The applicant, Nova Homes, has secured sewer capacity and is working on engineering plans, aiming to break ground by year-end. Staff recommended approval, noting the project's continued consistency with zoning and the general plan, and that conditions have not changed significantly. A public comment expressed concern about the height of structures, which staff addressed by stating it will comply with zoning requirements. The Commission approved the extension with a 3-0 vote.

Zoning And Land UseCommercial

Wildemar Planning Commission Grants Extension for Shooting Range Project Amidst Public Concerns on Road Width

The Planning Commission heard an extension of time request for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for the Wildemar shooting range/academy project located at Mission Trail and Bundy Canyon Road. This was the second extension of time requested by the applicant, who cited financial issues as the reason for delays in construction. The project was originally approved in February 2020, with a first extension granted in 2021. The applicant requested a two-year extension, which would push the expiration date to February 12, 2028. Staff recommended approval, noting that the project meets all required findings, including timely submission and no significant changes to the site or surrounding circumstances. Public comment raised concerns about the road width on Bundy Canyon and the potential for future traffic issues. The Commission approved the extension of time (EOT number two) with a 3-0 vote.

Zoning And Land UseCommercial

Cat Crossings Retail Center Extension Approved by Wildemar Planning Commission

The Planning Commission reviewed a first extension of time request for CUP/Plot Plan 22-0181, known as the Cat Crossings Retail Center, located near the I-15 Freeway and Clint Keith Road. The project, approved in May 2023, includes a QuickWAC Express car wash and two retail buildings on a 2.78-acre site. The extension is needed to prepare for grading and building permits, with the applicant citing issues with surrounding developments and road alignment. With approval, the expiration date will extend to May 3, 2029, with two further extensions possible. Staff recommended approval, noting the project meets all findings and remains consistent with zoning. The applicant, present at the meeting, confirmed they are close to securing financing and finalizing planning, with one retail space already leased to Ono Hawaiian barbecue and another to 'The Cake House'. The Commission approved the extension with a 3-0 vote.

Zoning And Land UseIndustrial

Wildemar Planning Commission Approves Extension for Wildemar Commerce Center Parcel Map

The Planning Commission considered a first extension of time for Tentative Parcel Map (TPM) 38646, known as the Wildemar Commerce Center, located at Glenn Keith Road and Elizabeth Lane. The project, originally approved on May 3, 2023, aims to subdivide a 26.8-acre site into seven parcels for future industrial, business park, and service commercial uses. The extension is needed to allow more time for the applicant to record the map with the assessor. This is the first extension, requested for three years, pushing the expiration to May 3, 2029. The applicant is permitted two additional extensions. Staff recommended approval as the project still meets zoning and general plan requirements, and no changes have occurred affecting health and safety. The Commission approved the extension with a 3-0 vote.

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