Blue Water Recycling facility at Diamond Crest Road
Summary
A 12,000-square-foot indoor CRV redemption center sparked a neighborhood appeal over noise, truck traffic on a single access road, groundwater, and property values. The Board sided with the project, approving the use permit 3-0 after denying the appeal.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
No county fiscal impact, but the project brings over $656,000 in redemption value back into the local economy and grocery stores avoid CalRecycle penalties.
County recyclers get a modern indoor redemption center, and the Ingrams get a permanent anchor facility.
Nearby Diamond Crest Road residents who fear noise, traffic, and lost property values — and who will likely feel their appeal was ignored.
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