Development
Redlands Planning Commission approves new 52-room hotel
The project at Plum Lane and Idaho Street gets the green light after design revisions.
Time-limited parking coming to streets near Redlands Public Market
City Council backs plan to manage parking demand for 18-tenant Public Market opening later this year
Redlands City Council approves new CarMax dealership
Council approves 18-acre facility; ironworkers secure agreement while negotiations with carpenters continue.
Warehouse project approved despite community opposition
Tejeda, Barich, and Saucedo side with developer's request for 357,610-square-foot warehouse in Redlands
Redlands rezoning project to make way for 2,400+ housing units by 2035
Most areas consist of orange groves or vacant land
Redlands City Council will consider 357,000 square foot warehouse development
The public hearing follows a unanimous vote by the Planning Commission to deny the project.
Planning Commission approves 164-unit housing project with 50 low-income units
The project for additional units come as part of the state's density bonus law because the development will provide 50 low income units across the 492 unit complex.
City takes stock of affordable housing, with over 100 units in pipeline
Strategies like density bonus, reduced parking requirements, and streamlining ADUs aim to increase affordable inventory
California Street warehouse project fails to get Commission's support, following strong public opposition
Next City Council will consider whether to approve the warehouse
Planners deny distribution warehouse 275 feet from local kindergarten
What's next for the Prologis property on Tennessee Street
Commission poised to reject Tennessee Street warehouse project
The development, which faced public criticism for air quality, traffic and aesthetic impacts, remains a possibility.
Distribution warehouse permit back before Redlands Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a request from Prologis for time to "undertake comprehensive revision" of the proposed Tennessee Street warehouse, Tuesday, May 14