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Palm Desert Post
MAPPING PALM DESERT’S PAST
A city committee on Wednesday moved the city’s first historic resources survey forward to the City Council. Above are some images from the 200-page report.
Palm Desert’s Historic Preservation Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend that the City Council accept the city’s first citywide historic resources survey, which found 142 resources that appear eligible for local designation.
Palm Springs Post
WAREHOUSE DOWNSIZED
The Palm Springs Planning Commission on Tuesday approved a last-mile delivery facility in city limits north of Interstate 10, which will replace a previously approved large fulfillment center.
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Indio Post
GREENING WHAT EXISTS
The Pueblo Viejo Villas in Coachella is a net-zero multifamily development held up as an example Indio should follow.
Indio’s Sustainability Commission on Monday reviewed a draft green building report that concludes most future sustainability gains must come from existing buildings, and plans to work with the city Building Department starting in 2027.
Palm Springs Post
MODERNISM LINEUP UNVEILED
Casa Haku, a 1959 Palmer & Krisel home redesigned by H3K Home + Design, is one of the featured homes you can tour during next year’s Modernism Week. (Photo: Modernism Week)
Modernism Week will return to the Palm Springs area Feb. 11-21, 2027, with more than 500 events focused on midcentury modern architecture, design and culture, organizers announced Monday.
Palm Desert Post
‘TAFFY’ HEADS NORTH
Palm Desert leaders approved placing ‘Taffy’ by artist Stephanie Lin (seen here) in a planned park in the northern section of the city.
The Palm Desert City Council voted 4-1 last week to place “Taffy,” a large sculpture on loan to the city, from Civic Center Park to the planned Dave Irwin Park in north Palm Desert.
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