San Clemente : Tentative Tract Map for Business Park OKd
The City Council approved a tentative tract map for a 117-acre business park in Rancho San Clemente, paving the way for construction to begin by the end of summer.
Three other such projects are slated for the 1,943-acre residential and commercial development, City Planner Steve Flint said. Overall, 299 acres are allocated for commercial construction in Rancho San Clemente, he said.
The developer, Costa Mesa-based Western Savings and Loan Development Corp., plans to subdivide the 117 acres into 48 lots ranging from half an acre to 11 acres. Light manufacturing firms, research companies and related businesses are expected to move in.
John Ochsner, vice president of Church Engineering, said final plans will be presented in August and construction could begin then. The park could be finished by November, he said.
The park will be bordered by Avenida Pico and Avenida la Pata on the north and Calle Amancer on the south. Access will be restricted to Calle Amancer.
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