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Desert Hills Premium Outlets Improvement Project

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The Desert Hills Premium Outlets Improvement Project involves the expansion of the existing regional commercial retail center in Riverside County, California, with the construction of up to 15 new buildings adding approximately 47,915 square feet of retail and storage space. Key improvements include two connecting structures linking the east and west wings of the property, removal of the internal driveway, and the creation of a new surface parking lot with 283 additional spaces. The main entrance and associated traffic signal will be relocated to the intersection of Seminole Drive and Malki Road to improve access and traffic flow. The project also features new site infrastructure such as lighting, landscaping, irrigation systems, and two bioretention basins designed to manage stormwater runoff. Once completed, the total developed floor area of the retail center will reach approximately 776,510 square feet, maintaining its function as a regional commercial retail destination. The project is being coordinated by Riverside County, with primary oversight from Candice Hughes, Principal Planner, and technical input from Clif Poynter, Director of Civil Engineering at Simon Property Group, and Chelsea Ohanesian, Project Manager from Dudek. The anticipated posting date for the solicitations is May 29, 2026, and the place of performance is identified with the zip code 92230. While no specific solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned yet, the project is categorized as a forecast and will require compliance with environmental and infrastructure standards applicable to large-scale retail developments in California. Public and stakeholder engagement will likely be a key component as the project progresses toward implementation.

General Info

Desert Hills Outlets to expand with 15 new buildings, 283 parking spaces, and improved traffic flow in Riverside County.

Agency

California → Riverside County

Place of Performance

Seminole Drive, Millard Pass, Martin Road, CA, 92230

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AgencyCalifornia → Riverside County
Contacts3 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → Riverside County
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Candice HughesPrincipal Planner
Clif PoynterDirector, Civil Engineering
Chelsea OhanesianProject Manager

Interested Companies (1)

DudekAuburn, CA

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The proposed project consists of the expansion of the existing Desert Hills Premium Outlets regional commercial retail center through construction and operation of up to 15 new buildings totaling approximately 47,915 sq ft of additional commercial retail, small retail suites, and storage space. Improvements include two buildings that connect the existing east and west wings, reconfiguration and elimination of the existing internal driveway between the wings, construction of a new surface parking lot providing approximately 283 parking spaces, relocation of the main site entrance and traffic signal to Seminole Drive and Malki Road, installation of new lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and construction of two bioretention basins for stormwater management. The project would increase the total developed floor area of the regional commercial retail center to approximately 776,510 sq ft and would continue operation as a regional commercial retail center.

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