La Quinta City Council unanimously rejected the controversial Coral Mountain Resort Wednesday night. Council decided the vacant land on the corner of Avenue 58 and Madison St. will wait for another project.
The La Quinta City Council is holding a special meeting on Wednesday to hear from developers, supporters and opponents of the project. Council could then make their final decision for the nearly 400 acres of land.
After hours of public comment, the board reviewed the future plans of the campus, how much it will cost, and the overall, nearly two decade long timeline leading up to this West Valley campus.
CalFresh recipients impacted by the deadly wildfire can, until Oct. 5, apply for disaster relief that will enable them to recoup the products they lost because their properties were damaged or they were forced to evacuate, according to the county Department of Public Social Services.
