First Industrial Logistics at Harley Knox and Indian (DPR 22-00016 and TPM 25-0004 (TPM 38684))

First Industrial Logistics at Harley Knox and Indian (DPR 22-00016 and TPM 25-0004 (TPM 38684))

The First Industrial Logistics at Harley Knox and Indian Project and off-site improvement area (collectively referred to as proposed Project or Project) involves the merging of seven (7) parcels for the construction and operation of an approximately 549,786-square-foot non-refrigerated warehouse building including infrastructure, appurtenances, associated parking areas, and associated offsite supporting improvements. The proposed warehouse building would accommodate high-cube warehouse distribution uses, anticipating that approximately 10,000 square feet could be utilized for supporting office and mezzanine uses. Pursuant to the PVCCSP Guidelines, the building would include solar-ready rooftop panels. The Project would include a total of 94 dock doors on the north side of the building. Based on the employment projection factor for light industrial uses per the PVCCSP the Project is anticipated to create approximately 542 jobs. The proposed Project would be constructed as a speculative or “spec” building; that is, there is not a specific tenant identified at this time. It is anticipated that the building could operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The warehouse is not anticipated to include e-commerce. The Project would provide a total of 188 automobile parking stalls, which includes 147 standard stalls, 5 Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant (ADA) stalls, 1 ADA van stall, 32 standard electric vehicle stalls, 9 electric vehicle charging stations, 1 ADA electric vehicle charging station, 1 van electric vehicle charging station, and 1 ambulatory electric vehicle charging station. Automobile parking would be provided on the east and west side of the building near the office areas. The Project also includes 132 trailer parking stalls. The Project also includes the following offsite improvements: • Modified median on Indian Ave for truck left-turn access. • Harley Knox Boulevard and Indian Avenue would be removed in order to construct curb and gutter, new sidewalks, and a multipurpose trail per PVCCSP and City standards. Improvements to Harley Knox Boulevard would include a 12-foot-wide parkway multipurpose lane. • A sewer line connection is proposed within Harley Knox Boulevard. Water (potable) and sewer service are provided to the Project area by the Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD). The proposed Project includes the following land use applications: (1) Development Plan Review (DPR) No. 22-00016 to allow the development of the approximate 25.10 acre site with a 549,786-square-foot high-cube, non-refrigerated warehouse distribution facility; (2) Tentative Parcel Map 25-0004 (TPM 38684) to merge seven (7) existing parcels into one parcel and dedicate portions of the Project site to Harley Knox Boulevard and Indian Avenue Road right-of-way.

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Citywide

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California Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC), California Department of Conservation (DOC)

Industrial (Sq. Ft. 549786, Acres 25.10, Employees 542)

Site Plan

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