text: WORLD LOGISTICS CENTER: Backers aim to protect Moreno Valley warehouse - Press Enterprise
  By IMRAN GHORI / STAFF WRITER Published: Nov. 16, 2015 Updated: Nov. 17, 2015 6:08 p.m.
  More Galleries Developer Iddo Benzeevi walks past signs protesting his World Logistics Center proposal at an August public hearing. , STAN LIM, FILE PHOTO Related article » WHAT'S NEXTNow that World Logistics Center supporters have turned in signatures for three ballot measures, this is what will happen:
  Signatures: Expected to be counted and verified in two to three days.
  Council decision: Members could decide as early as Nov. 24 to adopt the initiatives outright or call a special election.
  Timing: If an election is called, it must be within 88 to 103 days, which would be mid-February to early March.PREVIOUS COVERAGECITY COUNCIL: Mega-warehouse complex gets final OK (Aug. 25, 2015)
  LAWSUITS FILED: Ex-Moreno Valley mayor joins flurry of litigation (Sept. 22, 2015)
  OPPONENTS' REFERENDUM: Drive to undo warehouse approval ends (Sept. 24, 2015)	CLARIFICATION: An earlier version of this story did not fully explain opponents' concerns about the environmental review of the World Logistics Center. They say Moreno Valley's environmental report failed to adequately analyze traffic and air pollution problems, a contention with which the developer and city officials disagree.
  That law, which requires a detailed analysis of traffic, pollution, wildlife and other environmental impacts, is key to the legal challenges to the project. Critics say Moreno Valley's environmental report failed to adequately analyze traffic and air pollution problems. Highland Fairview and city officials disagree, calling the report comprehensive and appropriate.