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Cathedral City

Cathedral City · week of October 4, 2026

Planning Commission approves Conditional Use Permit 26-0003 (C4 Industries Phase 2 Revisions), 5–0

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What changed in Cathedral City

Development activity

  • CC Industry Cannabis Facility (C4) Revisions

    69375 Ramon Road

    A request to revise architectural materials from glass to insulated metal panels, reduce building height and footprint, reconfigure floor plans, and lower parking requirements for Building 2 of a cannabis cultivation facility.

    approved (5-0) · still approved

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  • Desert Bloom (Time Extension No. 26-0005)

    Southwest corner of Landau Boulevard and 30th Avenue

    A request for a one-year time extension for a planned unit development and tentative tract map for 96 single-family homes.

    approved (3-0) · still approved

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Also discussed

  • Mobile Spay and Neuter Clinic Partnership

    The city is partnering with C4 USA to host a free mobile spay and neuter clinic for local pet owners on October 21. This initiative helps tackle animal shelter overcrowding and provides much-needed veterinary care at zero cost to residents or the city.

    What it means: Fully funded through a $3,000 corporate sponsorship from C4 USA with no cost to the city budget.

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  • Fall and Winter Special Events Schedule

    Cathedral City is gearing up for a bustling season of community events, from art unveilings and Halloween celebrations to the Fields of Valor and the International Hot Air Balloon Festival. These events aim to bring residents together and boost local community pride and economic activity.

    What it means: Events are supported through city grants, sponsorships, and partnerships like C4 USA and Grocery Outlet.

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  • Cannabis Odor Mitigation and Enforcement

    C4 Industries is expanding its cannabis facility with a second building, swapping glass for metal walls to help control odor. Neighbors from Outdoor Resorts spoke out, saying ongoing odors still disrupt their evenings and safety issues like blown windows need addressing.

    What it means: Generates over $3 million annually in local cannabis tax revenue for Cathedral City.

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  • Desert Bloom Residential Project Time Extension

    The commission granted a one-year time extension for the 96-home Desert Bloom residential subdivision. A neighboring resident raised concerns about unresolved affordable housing covenant obligations.

    What it means: The property developer and prospective home buyers in Cathedral City.

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