Lt. James Rayls, of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office, shared the number of illegal fireworks his officers confiscated July 4 at the most recent Lake Elsinore City Council meeting. Valley News/Courtesy photo
A Public Hearing item presented at the July 12 Lake Elsinore City Council meeting was a request to appeal the Planning Commission’s action May 3 to approve a planning application for the Corydon III Project. The appeal was submitted by Richard Drury, on behalf of Supporters Alliance for Environmental Responsibility. While not opposed to the project itself, the environmental watch group was requesting a new California Environmental Quality Act study be conducted to be sure there is no habitat in the area that needed to be left undisturbed.The proposed project will construct and establish two warehouse buildings and an outdoor storage area on 3.04 acres of land located on the west side of Corydon Road between Palomar and Cereal streets. Lake Elsinore Associate Planner Kevin Beery gave
