COD Unveils new Palm Springs Campus Design

At the first COD Trustees Board Meeting on January 20th at 9:30a, a review of the updated plans for the Palm Springs Campus along with the Cathedral City Roadrunners Motor Campus will take place. For the PS West Campus, the plans show one main building for student services and classrooms, while roughly half of the 29 acres of land in the center of the city will remain undeveloped.

Source: Palm Springs Post: Review full article here: http://bit.ly/3ZPxRyC

Review the Schematic Designs here:

http://promisesmadepromisesbroken.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/PSDP-Presentation-to-January-2023-BoT-FINAL-01.16.2023.pdf
Palm Springs West Campus

Tune in at the Meeting Live on YouTube Here: https://bit.ly/3Wi2A4J

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