Ceres’ first apartment complex in approximately 15 years was approved Monday evening by the Ceres City Council.
The city expects development of the 64-unit apartment complex and adjacent 8,240-square-foot retail commercial building for southwest Ceres to occur in three phases over the next three years. Jaskarn Chahal of Chahal Investments, LLC of Ceres is the applicant.
The council voted 4-0 to approve the project. Mayor Chris Vierra was absent.
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