New community facilities districts for Temescal Valley and Lake Mathews housing
Riverside County
Summary
A 36.5-acre property zoned for 10-acre ranchettes will become 73 single-family homes on roughly 13,000-square-foot lots, with open space, a park, and an affordable-housing fee. No one spoke against it.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Applicant fees fund the processing; a community benefit fee will fund affordable housing.
Future homebuyers and the developer; the adjacent Highland Grove HOA submitted a support letter.
Future homeowners in those districts, who will pay the special assessments.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting — June 2, 2026
Two new CFDs will fund landscaping, lighting, trails and drainage for 389 new homes in the Second District, paid by future homeowners through special assessments rather than the general county budget.
Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting — March 3, 2026
A 36.5-acre property zoned for 10-acre ranchettes will become 73 single-family homes on roughly 13,000-square-foot lots, with open space, a park, and an affordable-housing fee. No one spoke against it.
Riverside County Planning Commission - Regular Meeting — January 7, 2026
A 36.5-acre site zoned for 10-acre agricultural lots would become 73 single-family homes on roughly 13,000-square-foot lots, with open space, trails, and a water quality basin. Neighbors say it fills in vacant land that attracted break-ins and brings more kids to local schools.
Related development
Community Facilities District No. 26-3M (Horsethief Village) TR 37002
Horsethief Village homeowners would fund ongoing maintenance through the new district.
TTM39011 / GPA250002 / CZ2500002 / APD250001 — 73-lot subdivision
Adds 73 homes to the Lake Mathews/Woodcrest area with open space and an affordable-housing fee; nearby Highland Grove HOA and ten other letter-writers supported it.
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