Desert_Gateway_Rock_Sculpture_Relocation_-_Current_and_Requested_Location.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 2026-RFP-016
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- Riverside County, California
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This file is a location map document related to the Desert Gateway Rock Sculpture by artist Heath Satow, involving the City of Palm Desert, California. The document illustrates the current location of the sculpture at the southeast corner of Monterey Avenue and Dinah Shore Drive and identifies a potential relocation site requested by a developer in the median of the Desert Gateway shopping plaza, south of Shoe City. The document serves as a supporting exhibit for the City of Palm Desert's Wayfinding and Entry Monument Improvements project, which aims to implement the City's adopted Wayfinding and Monument Master Plan through coordinated entry monuments and wayfinding signage improvements.
The relocation consideration for the Desert Gateway Rock Sculpture represents one component of the broader wayfinding initiative designed to enhance navigation, reinforce City identity, and support safe community movement. No specific response deadlines, bidding requirements, pricing information, or contract terms are detailed within this location map document itself; however, the accompanying Request for Proposal for Wayfinding and Entry Monument Improvements establishes the project framework within which this sculpture relocation would be evaluated and implemented as part of the comprehensive design-build agreement with qualified proposers.
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Desert Gateway Rock Sculpture by Heath Satow Current Location: south east corner of Monterey Avenue and Dinah Shore Drive
Potential requested location by developer: south of Shoe City in median in the Desert Gateway shopping plaza
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