Pomona Reviews Proposed 29-Unit Senior Residential-Care Facility
Pomona planning records identify a proposal for a three-story residential-care facility for older adults with 29 rental units on an approximately 0.26-acre site.
The proposal, listed as Development Plan Review DPR-000039-2025 in a City of Pomona planning record dated June 22, would combine rental housing with spaces intended for resident activities, dining, bathrooms and staff operations. The record also lists six parking spaces and associated on-site and off-site improvements.
The city record establishes that the project is in Pomona’s development-review process. It does not establish that the facility has received final approval, that a final Planning Commission vote has occurred or that construction has started.
What is included in the proposal
The central component is a 29-unit residential-care facility for the elderly. The proposed building would be three stories tall, according to the development-review description.
In addition to the rental units, the project description lists shared activity rooms, bathroom facilities and dining space. It also includes ancillary office space for staff. Those features are part of the submitted plan and distinguish the proposal from a project described only as conventional rental apartments.
The listed site area is about 0.26 acres. The plan identifies six parking spaces, along with related work both on and off the site. The available planning materials do not provide a street address for the proposed facility, so the record does not establish its exact neighborhood location within Pomona.
Nor do the available materials identify an applicant, financing source, rent levels or eligibility requirements for residents. As a result, the project cannot be described from this record as subsidized housing or affordable housing.
What development review means at this stage
DPR-000039-2025 is identified as a development-plan-review request, not as a completed entitlement or construction project. The June 22 record provides the project description and the details being considered in the city process, including the building’s height, unit count, site size, parking and improvements.
Those details are significant because they define the scale of the project now before the city: 29 rental units in a residential-care setting on a relatively small site, with a six-space parking plan and common areas for residents. But the record alone does not show how the city will resolve the request.
Residents and prospective tenants should therefore treat the proposal as a project under review rather than a confirmed addition to Pomona’s housing stock or senior-care inventory. A final city action, if documented later, would be the point at which the project’s approval status could be established. A later construction announcement or permit record would be needed to confirm that work had begun.
Separate housing item is not a decision on this project
A June 24 Pomona Planning Commission staff report concerns a time extension for a separate multifamily residential development. That report shows that housing-development matters remained active in the city’s planning process during the same 30-day fallback period.
It is not, however, a record of a decision on the senior residential-care proposal. The time-extension report does not establish an approval, extension or other action for DPR-000039-2025.
For now, the confirmed local development is limited to the planning request itself: a proposed three-story, 29-unit residential-care facility for older adults, with shared rooms, staff office space, six parking spaces and related improvements. The next meaningful public milestone would be a city record that specifically addresses DPR-000039-2025, such as a final planning decision or another documented project action.
Sources
- Pomona planning calendar and development review record, City of Pomona
- Planning Commission staff report for housing development time extension, City of Pomona
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