Alhambra · week of October 18, 2026
Planning Commission approves Minutes, 8–0
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What changed in Alhambra
Approval of Minutes
8 yes, 0 no
Watch this moment →Conditional Use Permit CUP-26-05 (7-Eleven)
7 yes, 0 no
Watch this moment →CUP-25-02, AR-25-06, MOD-25-03, and DA-25-01 (3001 W. Mission Rd)
8 yes, 0 no
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Development activity
7-Eleven Alcohol License Upgrade
1723 W Main Street
Legalization of an existing convenience store retail use and upgrade of an ABC license to sell distilled spirits for off-site consumption.
approved (7-0) · still approved
Track this project →LaTerra Self-Storage Facility
3001 West Mission Road
Demolition of an existing industrial warehouse and construction of a 146,352-square-foot, 4-story self-storage facility with a 5,680-square-foot community creative space, plaza, and site improvements.
approved (8-0) · still approved
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Also discussed
Residential and Commercial Development Review
A developer wants to replace an old warehouse with a four-story self-storage facility and a large community arts space. While artists and nonprofits are thrilled about getting a free gathering venue, neighborhood residents worry about building bulk, increased traffic, safety, and whether the arts promise is just a loophole for an unwanted storage building.
What it means: The developer is contributing $550,000 in cash and in-kind benefits, plus funding for an operational arts nonprofit.
Follow this issue →7-Eleven ABC License Upgrade at 1723 W. Main St.
A local 7-Eleven store is legalizing its long-standing retail use and upgrading its alcohol license to sell hard liquor for off-site consumption.
What it means: The business owners and customers seeking expanded convenience offerings.
Follow this issue →Citywide Transportation and Public Works Project Updates
The commission is reviewing updates on multiple active infrastructure projects, including bus stop upgrades, street paving, and pedestrian safety initiatives.
What it means: All Alhambra residents utilizing public transit, walking, or driving on city streets.
Follow this issue →Traffic Calming at Granada Avenue and Grand Avenue
Residents are concerned about speeding vehicles near apartment complexes on Granada Avenue. City engineering staff evaluated traffic conditions and collision data to recommend potential safety measures.
What it means: Local residents, families, and pedestrians walking through the Granada Avenue neighborhood.
Follow this issue →Traffic Safety Enhancements on Hellman Avenue
Residents along Hellman Avenue requested studies on traffic conditions and potential safety controls between Cambell Avenue and Atlantic Boulevard.
What it means: Neighborhood residents and pedestrians navigating Hellman Avenue.
Follow this issue →Community Art Projects and Public Art
The commission is looking at new ideas and proposals for public art to beautify Alhambra and engage residents.
What it means: Local residents and artists who will enjoy and contribute to expanded public art displays.
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What's coming, and the deadline
City Council · Monday, October 26
Read the agenda →City Council · Monday, October 26
- Energy Champion Award Recognition
- Midwick Park and Hellman Avenue Neighborhood Parking Enforcement
- Historic Preservation Program Update
- Review of Reserve Policy and Funding Priorities
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