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QuinnCat Master Sign Plan

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The City of Indio is seeking a Master Sign Plan for the property located at 80510 Indio Boulevard, identified by APN 691-060-052, to establish clear design standards for signage including the number, size, and placement of signs across the approximately 5.30-acre site. The property is zoned Light Industrial and falls within the Workplace and Employment District as defined by the General Plan, requiring signage guidelines that align with both land use objectives and municipal aesthetic regulations. This discretionary planning review, identified as PLAN-PRD-26-0026, focuses on developing a cohesive sign strategy for QuinnCat that ensures compliance with local codes while supporting operational visibility and brand identity. The contract opportunity was posted on July 24, 2026, and is managed through the City of Indio’s planning division, with primary contact being Assistant Planner Luke Fannin, reachable at 760-391-4142 or lfannin@indioca.gov. Project Manager Jessica Ortega of PermitSecured serves as a secondary point of contact, offering additional support at 909-742-9469 or team@permitsecured.com. All project-related correspondence and documentation can be accessed via the California Environmental Quality Act portal using the project link provided. The planning review process will evaluate how the proposed sign plan integrates with existing zoning conditions and community standards, with no set-aside provisions or NAICS code specified at this stage.

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City of Indio seeks master sign plan for 5.3-acre Light Industrial site at 80510 Indio Boulevard.

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California → City of Indio

NAICS

541490 - Other Specialized Design ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

North Side of Indio Boulevard and Jefferson Street Intersection, South of Interstate-10, Indio, CA

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NONE

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Indio
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Indio
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Luke FanninAssistant Planner
Jessica OrtegaProject Manager

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Planning Review Discretionary (PLAN-PRD-26-0026) considering a Master Sign Plan for “QuinnCat” to establish sign design standards for the number, size, and location of signage at 80510 Indio Boulevard (APN: 691-060-052). The project site is approximately 5.30 acres, and designated Workplace and Employment District under the General Plan and Light Industrial under the applicable zoning regulations.

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