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The Murrieta City Council is scheduled to consider tonight a proposal for a gated community that would allow horses.
Temecula developer Larry Markham wants to build the project at Dry Creek Drive and Vineyard Parkway on Murrieta’s western border, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise.
Single-family homes would be built on 53 residential lots that range from one-half acre to a full acre, with horses to be kept in a facility on the northwest corner of the property.
About 13 acres of the 64-acre site is being kept for open space. Markham is asking the city to rezone the property.
Some residents have raised concerns about the project adding to traffic problems in the area, according to the report.
