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News · Housing and development · Riverside County · Hemet · California
Three Hemet-area matters are listed for hearings this week, covering development rules, a liquor permit and county borrowing for a clinic.

Key takeaways
Hemet-area hearings this week include three separate matters: rules for warehouses, a liquor permit at a Unocal 76 site and county bonds for a Hemet clinic. They involve land-use regulation, business licensing and public financing.
One hearing concerns warehouse rules in Hemet. The record identifies the topic but does not state the proposed rule, the affected property or the action officials may take.
A second hearing concerns a liquor permit for a Unocal 76 location. The record does not identify the station’s address, the type of permit or the agency scheduled to consider it.
The third matter concerns county bonds for a clinic in Hemet. The record does not state the bond amount, the clinic’s name, the financing terms or the vote scheduled for the hearing.
Residents who plan to follow these matters will need the official meeting notice and agenda for the hearing dates, locations, public-comment rules and proposed actions. Those details determine how the public can participate and what officials may decide.
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