Snyder development
Description
A roughly one-million-square-foot logistics warehouse approved by the Planning Commission last week drew resident objections over air quality and the absence of a current EIR; Mayor Matas pushed back, saying it's a logistics center with existing specific plans and buffers.
Impact summary
Promises about a thousand permanent jobs and $10–13 million in fees, but residents raised concerns about trucks, air quality, and water use.
At a glance
- Hearings
- 2
- Public comments
- 1
- Total mentions
- 2
Last vote · City Council
Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Meeting timeline (2)
City Council - June 16, 2026
A roughly one-million-square-foot logistics warehouse approved by the Planning Commission last week drew resident objections over air quality and the absence of a current EIR; Mayor Matas pushed back, saying it's a logistics center with existing specific plans and buffers.
Planning Commission - June 9, 2026
A 64.58-acre, one-million-plus-square-foot warehouse and distribution center with 158 truck docks, 781 parking spaces, 24/7 operation, and roughly 983 employees — approved with conditions barring data center or ICE uses.
Related issues (1)
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