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Global Wildlife Discovery Museum - EA25-0003 & PDP25-0003

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The City of Rancho Mirage is undertaking the construction of the Global Wildlife Discovery Museum, a single-story, 21,967-square-foot facility on a newly consolidated 6.78-acre parcel at the corner of Mirage Cove Drive and Highway 111 in Rancho Mirage, California. The site incorporates a natural rock outcrop rising to 370 feet, previously adjacent to the demolished 1978 Chart House Restaurant, and requires minor hillside removal to integrate the structure with the existing topography. The museum will feature a lobby, coffee and gift shops, offices, storage, restrooms, an outdoor plaza with a fountain, and dedicated parking areas including a main lot and an overflow lot accessible from Mirage Cove Drive, along with a bus drop-off and bus parking for group events. The facility is designed to support interactive exhibits, virtual habitats, conservation labs, and live educational programming showcasing global animals, birds, reptiles, and native flora and fauna in immersive natural environments. Environmental compliance is central to the project, with detailed stormwater management protocols, including Best Management Practices, infiltration rate standards, and pollutant removal targets for sediment, bacteria, heavy metals, and oil and grease, all governed by a Water Quality Management Plan requiring perpetual on-site recordkeeping and maintenance by the Owner. The property’s development is subject to conditions outlined in multiple appendices covering hydrologic assessments, soil reports, structural designs, environmental site assessments, and legal agreements, ensuring regulatory alignment and ecological responsibility. No procurement-specific details such as contract value, pricing structure, clauses, evaluation factors, or acquisition methods are provided in the available documentation, and while the project falls under NAICS code 712110 for museums, official contracting elements remain undefined, with oversight responsibilities resting with the City of Rancho Mirage and its appointed personnel.

General Info

Rancho Mirage builds 21,967-sq-ft museum on 6.78-acre site with eco-compliance, exhibits, parking, and stormwater management.

Agency

California → City of Rancho Mirage

NAICS

712110 - MuseumsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Highway 111 & Mirage Cove Drive, Rancho Mirage, CA, 92270

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NONE

Documents

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Notice of Completion for Global Wildlife Discovery Museum Project

PDFnotice-of-completion

CDFW Comments on Global Wildlife Discovery Museum Project MND SCH# 2025100436

PDFcomment-letter

Summary Form for Global Wildlife Discovery Museum CEQA Submittal

PDFceqa-summary

Notice of Intent - Global Wildlife Discovery Museum

PDFpresolicitation

Global Wildlife Discovery Museum Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration EA25-0003

PDFenvironmental-initial-study

Global Wildlife Discovery Museum Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration EA25-0003

PDFenvironmental-initial-study

Global Wildlife Discovery Museum - Notice of Determination and Mitigated Negative Declaration

PDFdetermination-and-findings

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Rancho Mirage
Contacts3 people available
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California → City of Rancho Mirage
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Lezlee PerezAssistant Planner
Nicole WilliamsArchitect

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Terra Nova Planning & Research
Palm Desert, CA

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The project proposes to construct a new single-story 21,967 square foot museum located on the corner of Mirage Cove Drive and Highway 111. The project contains three parcels that will be merged into one parcel totaling 6.78 acres, which includes a rock outcrop that rises to an elevation of 370 feet. One of the parcels was previously the site of the 1978 Chart House Restaurant, which was demolished in 2013 due to fire damage. The proposed building design incorporates the rock outcrop and requires removal of a small portion of the adjoining hillside, which was previously modified to accommodate the previous restaurant. The museum will include a lobby, a coffee shop, a gift shop, storage spaces, office spaces, restrooms, an outdoor plaza with a fountain, a main parking lot, and an overflow parking lot with separate access from Mirage Cove Drive. The museum includes a bus drop off in front of the building and an overflow parking lot for buses, special events, and groups. The Global Wildlife Discovery Museum will provide interactive exhibits, virtual habitats, conservation labs, and live educational events. Display areas will include representations of the animals, birds, reptiles, flora, and fauna in their natural environment.

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