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The project involves the removal of two buildings, 171 and 181, located on the northeastern portion of the property in Palm Springs, California, with a focus on stabilizing and securing the site afterward. Prior to demolition, character-defining architectural features of building 171 will be thoroughly documented to support potential future reconstruction efforts. As part of the scope, the condition of the historic resource at 169 N. Indian Canyon will be evaluated, and any required repairs or stabilization measures will be carried out to preserve its integrity. The work is being conducted under the purview of the City of Palm Springs, with oversight from the Historic Preservation Officer, Sarah Yoon, and project management by Michael Braun. The effort aligns with historic preservation standards and is planned to occur in Palm Springs, zip code 92262, with no current solicitation active as of the posted forecast date in July 2026.

General Info

Demolish buildings 171 and 181 in Palm Springs, document features, stabilize 169 N. Indian Canyon, per historic preservation guidelines.

Agency

California → City of Palm Springs

NAICS

238910 - Site Preparation ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Andreas Road and North Indian Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA, 92262

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NONE

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Notice of Exemption - Town & Country Center Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Palm Springs
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Palm Springs
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Sarah YoonHistoric Preservation Officer

Full Description

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The project proposes to remove buildings 171 and 181 on the northeastern portion of the property, stabilize and secure the site, and document character-defining features attached to building 171 prior to removal for future reconstruction. The condition of the historic resource 169 N. Indian Canyon will be assessed and any necessary repairs and/or stabilization work will be completed as part of this scope of work.

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