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Forest Lawn Cathedral City Specific Plan Project

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PLAN-SP-25-0001State & Local

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The Forest Lawn Cathedral City Specific Plan (PLAN-SP-25-0001) is a comprehensive development project by the Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Association to establish a long-term plan for a 10-acre property in Cathedral City, California. The project involves the redevelopment of a former self-storage facility and existing cemetery parcels to expand cemetery uses. This includes the construction of up to 12,000 square feet of new occupiable floor area and 275,000 square feet of new non-occupied floor area for wall crypts, columbaria, and burial gardens. The plan will add approximately 70,000 interment spaces, bringing the total site capacity to roughly 84,000 spaces, 30,000 square feet of occupied floor area, and 315,000 square feet of non-occupied floor area. To facilitate this, a General Plan Amendment (PLAN-GPA-25-0001) will change the land use from General Commercial to Neighborhood Commercial, and a Change of Zone (PLAN-PLCZ-25-0001) will transition the zoning from Planned Community Commercial to Neighborhood Business Park. The project has undergone extensive environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), resulting in a Mitigated Negative Declaration. Technical assessments have addressed vehicle miles traveled, greenhouse gas emissions, air quality, and noise and vibration impacts, with most findings indicating less than significant impacts provided specific mitigation measures are implemented. A jurisdictional assessment was also conducted to evaluate water and wetland status on the site. The City of Cathedral City officially approved the project via a Notice of Determination on May 27, 2026. Construction is scheduled to begin on April 1, 2026, with the project becoming fully operational in 2028.

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Forest Lawn expands Cathedral City cemetery, adding 70,000 spaces and new facility areas.

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Cathedral City, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Cathedral City
Contacts2 people available
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Manuel RochaAssistant Planner

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T&B PlanningIrvine, CA

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The Project consists of the second reading for (1) an Ordinance adopting the Forest Lawn - Cathedral City Specific Plan (PLAN-SP-25-0001) to provide a long-term plan for cemetery use of the entire Cathedral City property (approximately 10.0-acres including the existing cemetery parcels in the North Area, as well as the redevelopment of the former self-storage facility with cemetery uses in the South Area); and (2) an Ordinance to adopt a Change of Zone (PLANPLCZ- 25-0001) to the change the zoning designation from Planned Community Commercial (PCC) to Neighborhood Business Park (NBP). The Specific Plan would allow for the construction of up to approximately 12,000 square feet (sf) of occupiable floor area for new structures (for such uses as reception areas, a chapel, restrooms, storage, multi-purpose and support areas) and up to approximately 275,000 sf of new non-occupied floor area (for such uses as wall crypts, columbaria, and burial and cremation garden structures). The new development would provide an additional approximately 70,000 interment spaces. The Specific Plan would allow for a total of approximately 30,000 sf of occupied floor area, approximately 315,000 sf of non-occupied floor area, and approximately 84,000 interment spaces within the entire Specific Plan area. With the removal of the existing storage facility, this would result in a net increase of approximately 199,500 sf of non-occupied floor area. The Ordinances were introduced by the City Council on May 13, 2026, along with a General Plan Amendment and adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration.

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