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Legal case around removal of Frank Bogert statue from in front of City Hall stopped in its tracks after judge’s ruling

A crew removed the Frank Bogert statue from its base on July 13 and took it to a city storage facility. It currently has an unknown future.

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What to watch for this week at City Hall, elsewhere

Historic property, new construction, and a celebration of Palm Springs High School are all on the agenda this week in the city. Following is a breakdown of what to watch for.

New candidate emerges to fill the potential City Council District 4 opening

The Council seat in District 4 is not up for grabs on the November ballot, but could be shortly afterward due to a unique situation. Two people in the district have now stepped up to indicate interest in serving.

Council Candidates take messages directly to the people at weekend forums

Eight candidates vying for three City Council positions and one Desert Water Agency Board of Directors seat spent a combined six hours on stage at the venue during forums arranged by ONE-PS.

Council agrees short-term vacation rental permit cap needed, identifies larger issues to address

Elected officials were united on one point -- the city must find a way to ensure vacation rental owners have closer ties to the community.

Dream Hotel project inches forward after Planning Commission split decision

Neighbors of the adjacent Center Court condominiums are anxious to see the project complete but are opposed to the construction of the additional condominiums at the height proposed by the developer.

Initial airport branding meeting is brief; another planned for next week

If you missed Wednesday’s meeting, PSP officials are holding an identical meeting next Thursday, Oct. 6, at 5:30 p.m. They will have the same presentation and also allow for public comment. 

What to watch for this week at City Hall

The City Council, Planning Commission, and representatives from Palm Springs International Airport all plan to hold public meetings that you can attend or tune into this week, discussing multiple topics that have recently piqued public interest.

Workgroup recommends city cap vacation rentals at 2,500, limit neighborhood density to 10%

At their meeting next Thursday, elected officials will likely ask city staff to make changes to regulations governing short-term vacation rentals that the public can weigh in on — and they can vote on — in the near future.

Public Arts Commission approves giving new life to mural that’s the ‘heart of a community’

A fading mural painted on the west-facing wall of the James O. Jessie Desert Highland Unity Center will be fully recreated with glazed tile that will better stand up to time and weather. 

City files suit against College of the Desert claiming it’s slow-playing document delivery

A spokesperson for COD said Monday afternoon the college has been cooperating in good faith with the city's requests and fully plans to provide the information.

What to watch for at City Hall this week

Note that sometimes meetings are canceled at the last moment. Make sure to check the city's official calendar if you're planning to attend.

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