ApprovedSubdivision

Desert Knoll Subdivision — Tentative Tract Map No. 20866 (TTM 26-000001)

Description

The council approved reviving a lapsed 2005 map to build 137 houses on 73.3 acres, adding a mid-century modern elevation and a new geoflow wastewater disposal field, with 15 years to finish and a fee freeze.

Impact summary

This becomes the city's only active residential subdivision after next August — roughly $1,000 per home in annual property tax, but phased sales are expected to be slow at the $399,000-plus price point.

Applicant

Name
29 Palms LLC (represented by Steve Enox)
Address
East of Desert Knoll Avenue, west of Utah Trail, northerly of Two Mile Road, Twentynine Palms, CA

At a glance

Hearings
1
Public comments
5
Total mentions
1

Last vote · City Council

Approved5–0, unanimous

Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 29, 2026.

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