Industrial warehouse at Valley Boulevard and Lilac Avenue
Rialto
Summary
A 23,112-square-foot warehouse fills a vacant 1.4-acre corner in the Gateway Specific Plan area, with trucks limited to Lilac Avenue access to stay away from sensitive receptors. Commissioners verified the driveway aligns with the Days Inn across the street.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Vacant land goes on the tax rolls with new industrial jobs; no direct city cost identified.
The applicant and future warehouse operators; the area gains development on a long-vacant corner.
Nearby residents and motel guests may experience truck traffic on Lilac Avenue, mitigated by routing requirements.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Planning Commission — May 6, 2026
A 23,112-square-foot warehouse fills a vacant 1.4-acre corner in the Gateway Specific Plan area, with trucks limited to Lilac Avenue access to stay away from sensitive receptors. Commissioners verified the driveway aligns with the Days Inn across the street.
Planning Commission — April 15, 2026
Two warehouse buildings totaling about 120,000 square feet are proposed on 6 acres at the northeast corner of Valley Boulevard and Willow. The project needs General Plan and Gateway Specific Plan changes, so the City Council makes the final decision. Traffic analysis found about 152 net new daily trips with no loss of level of service.
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Willow and Valley Warehouse Project
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Industrial Warehouse at Valley and Lilac (CDP 2023-0024 / PPD 2023-0032)
Fills a vacant corner with 65 new daily trips including 26 truck trips; a health risk assessment found impacts well below AQMD thresholds.
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