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Cabazon Infrastructure Plan and Cabazon Community Plan Project (GPA No. 01206 and ZR6234)

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The Cabazon Community Plan and Cabazon Infrastructure Plan aim to guide substantial growth in the Cabazon area over the next three decades, accommodating up to 22,888 new housing units and nearly 49.5 million square feet of non-residential development. Aligned with the 6th Cycle Housing Element Action H-27, the Community Plan updates land use designations to support denser residential patterns, expanded commercial and industrial zones, public facilities, and preserved open spaces while addressing key community priorities such as placemaking, accessibility, design standards, and implementation frameworks. The plan transitions from current mixed and low-density uses to include higher density residential, heavy industrial, and additional mixed-use areas, reflecting anticipated urbanization and economic expansion. The accompanying Infrastructure Plan outlines the necessary upgrades and expansions to support this growth, covering domestic water supply, wastewater treatment, flood control, electric power, natural gas distribution, telecommunications, and roadway right-of-way improvements. These infrastructure components are critical to ensuring public services can meet the demands of a significantly larger population and economy. The project is being advanced by Riverside County through coordinated planning efforts, with primary contact managed by the District 5 Principal Planner and a dedicated project manager, and is positioned for environmental review to validate compliance with growth obligations and resource capacity requirements across the 92230 ZIP Code area.

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Cabazon plans for 22,888 homes and 49.5M sq ft non-residential growth with major infrastructure upgrades.

Agency

California → Riverside County

NAICS

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

Place of Performance

All streets within the unincorporated community of Cabazon, CA, 92230

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Cabazon Infrastructure Plan and Community Plan Project Notice of Completion

PDF•notice-of-completion

Cabazon Infrastructure Plan and Community Plan Draft PEIR July 2026

PDF•environmental-impact-report

Notice of Preparation for Cabazon Infrastructure Plan EIR

PDF•presolicitation

Cabazon Draft Program Environmental Impact Report Notice of Availability 2026

PDF•special-notice

Appendix E Programmatic Paleontological Resources Assessment for Cabazon Project June 2026

PDF•programmatic-paleontological-assessment

Appendix G - VMT Analysis for Cabazon Infrastructure and Community Plan

PDF•technical-memorandum

Cabazon Infrastructure Plan and Community Plan Project Summary Form

PDF•summary-form

Appendix F Noise Data - Ambient Noise Measurements

PDF•supporting-document

Appendix D Programmatic Cultural Resources Assessment for Cabazon CIP and CCP PEIR June 2026

PDF•programmatic-cultural-resources-assessment

Appendix B Air Quality-GHG-Energy Data for Cabazon Community Plan

PDF•supporting-document

Baseline Biological Resources Technical Report for Cabazon Infrastructure Plan May 2026

PDF•technical-report

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AgencyCalifornia → Riverside County
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → Riverside County
Office AddressN/A
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Candice HughesDistrict 5 Principal Planner
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+1 (555) 000-0000
Alicia GonzalezProject Manager
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+1 (555) 000-0000

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Michael Baker International
Temecula, CA

Full Description

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The proposed project would include the implementation of the Cabazon Community Plan and corresponding Cabazon Infrastructure Plan (CIP) in accordance with 6th Cycle Housing Element Action H-27. The goal of the Cabazon Community Plan (GPA No. 01206) is to address the Community of Cabazon's land use and infrastructure needs to prepare the Cabazon area for significant anticipated growth and development, particularly as the region plans for the possibility of accommodating up to 22,888 new housing units and an additional 49,420,323 square feet of non-residential uses over the next 30 years. Further, the Community Plan addresses topics related to the Cabazon community such as placemaking, land use, access and circulation, infrastructure and public services, development and design standards, and administration and implementation. Based on the General Plan, existing land uses within the project area include the following: Mixed Use Area, Highest Density Residential, Medium Density Residential, Low Density Residential, Rural Residential, Rural Desert, Rural Mountainous, Commercial Retail, Light Industrial, Open Space - Conservation, Open Space - Rural, and Freeway. The Cabazon Community Plan Land Use Map proposes the following types of land uses: Commercial Retail, High Density Residential, Highest Density Residential, Low Density Residential, Medium Density Residential, Very Low Density Residential, Rural Residential, Rural Desert, Rural Mountainous, Mixed-Use Area, Light Industrial, Heavy Industrial, Public Facilities, Open Space - Conservation, and Freeway. The CIP (ZR6234) would support buildout of the Community Plan by identifying needs and suggesting alternatives for the availability and expansion of infrastructure in the Cabazon Community Plan area. The CIP projects covered under the EIR have been divided into the following categories: • Domestic Water Supply and Distribution • Wastewater Collection and Treatment • Flood Control and Drainage Systems • Electric Power Supply • Natural Gas Distribution • Telecommunications and Broadband Services • Roadway Right-of-Way

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