Administrative Design Review 25-0014 (Eagle Bar Patio Expansion)

The City of Cathedral City is advancing a minor expansion of the existing outdoor patio at Eagle Bar by approximately 800 square feet, accompanied by the installation of a 7-foot tall corrugated metal fence to enclose the expanded area. This project has been classified under CEQA Section 15301(e) as a Class 1 Categorical Exemption, indicating it involves negligible environmental impact due to its nature as a small alteration to an existing facility. The applicant, Phillip Nalwalker of Eagle Cathedral City, Limited, is responsible for executing the work at the property located at 67625 E Palm Canyon Drive in Cathedral City, California, with inspection and acceptance handled by the City as the lead agency. While the scope is clearly defined, there are no specified performance timelines, delivery schedules, or formal contract value estimates included in the documentation. The project requires submission of a certified exemption finding and a filed Notice of Exemption, but lacks detailed technical specifications, quality standards, or formal inspection checklists. No federal contract clauses, procurement elements, or FAR sections are applicable, as this is a locally governed administrative review under state environmental law. Communication for the project is coordinated through Audrey Nickerson, the City’s Planner, and the applicant’s direct contact information is provided for operational clarification. There are no funding identifiers, payment instructions, contracting officer designations, or socioeconomic certifications included, reflecting the non-federal, non-competitive, and environmentally exempt nature of this small-scale commercial improvement.