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Administrative Variance (PLAN-VAR-26-0003)

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Administrative Variance PLAN-VAR-26-0003, issued by the City of Cathedral City, California, authorizes a 10 percent reduction in the required off-street parking spaces for an 8-unit apartment complex. The project is located within the Downtown Residential Neighborhood Zoning District and modifies the parking requirement from 20 spaces down to 18. The administrative process is managed by Assistant Planner Clarence Smith, with John Lembeck serving as the applicant. This forecast was posted on August 26, 2026, and pertains specifically to land use and zoning compliance within the city.

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Cathedral City authorizes a 10 percent parking reduction for an 8-unit apartment complex.

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California → City of Cathedral City

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925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural DevelopmentView NAICS

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Cathedral City, CA

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PLAN-VAR-26-0003_NOE_24Aug26

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Cathedral City

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California → City of Cathedral City

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Clarence SmithAssistant Planner

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John LembeckApplicant

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PLAN-VAR-26-0003 is an Administrative Variance that approved the reduction of 10% of the off-street parking spaces required of an 8-unit apartment complex in the DRN (Downtown Residential Neighborhood) Zoning District in the Cathedral City Municipal Code, from 20 to 18 off-street parking spaces.

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