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An indoor volleyball facility has gotten the support of Claremont's Planning Commission. The facility will house the Pacific Junior Volleyball Club. It will be located in an existing warehouse facility at 1599 Monte Vista Avenue. "When the building was built in 1998, CBM (a packing company) occupied the entire interior area," wrote Tony Ramos, Claremont City Manager. "However, they have recently reduced their floor area within the building, and are now only occupying the western 1/3 of the building. Pacific Junior Volleyball Club will occupy the remainder of the building." The Pacific Junior Volleyball Club will include five volleyball courts, a training room, an office area, a weight room, a refreshment area, and an exercise area, according to plans. The facility will have office hours from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., and hold practices in two-hour segments from 5 - 9 p.m. Monday - Friday. The facility will stay busy with occasional volleyball clinics and tournaments from about January to July, tournaments will be held on various Saturdays and Sundays. Planning commissioners approved the project on Oct. 16. The project's developers are now working towards acquiring building permits for the interior Tenant Improvements, and anticipates opening their doors in the first part of November.

An indoor volleyball facility has gotten the support of Claremont’s Planning Commission.

The facility will house the Pacific Junior Volleyball Club. It will be located in an existing warehouse facility at 1599 Monte Vista Avenue. “When the building was built in 1998, CBM (a packing company) occupied the entire interior area,” wrote Tony Ramos, Claremont City Manager. “However, they have recently reduced their floor area within the building, and are now only occupying the western 1/3 of the building. Pacific Junior Volleyball Club will occupy the remainder of the building.”

The Pacific Junior Volleyball Club will include five volleyball courts, a training room, an office area, a weight room, a refreshment area, and an exercise area, according to plans. The facility will have office hours from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., and hold practices in two-hour segments from 5 - 9 p.m. Monday - Friday. The facility will stay busy with occasional volleyball clinics and tournaments from about January to July, tournaments will be held on various Saturdays and Sundays.

Planning commissioners approved the project on Oct. 16. The project’s developers are now working towards acquiring building permits for the interior Tenant Improvements, and anticipates opening their doors in the first part of November.

The facility, which will house the Pacific Junior Volleyball Club, got the support of the Planning Commission.