The Moreno Valley Planning Commission unanimously cleared Northgate Gonzalez Markets to build a roughly 40,000-square-foot grocery store on a long-vacant 4.31-acre corner at Perris Boulevard and Brodiaea Avenue, brushing aside a neighbor's objection that the store would rise directly behind her home.
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