Riverside officials cleared the way Tuesday for a real estate firm to build two new warehouses inside of its industrial sector in exchange for more than $1 million in donations to the city and local higher education institutions.
“It’s going to bring jobs, bring in public art [and] workforce opportunities for our city,” Councilmember Sean Mill said. “This project doesn’t just transform this site, they’re going to transform that whole neighborhood.”
The Riverside City Council voted unanimously at the March 24 meeting to approve the environmental impact report for the construction of two 99,000 square foot warehouses proposed by real estate firm Staley Point Capital. Councilmember Philip Falcone was absent…