Old Las Palmas Property Owners Ask to Delay Utility Assessment Hearing

Palm Springs, CA, October 15, 2026 —

Property owners in Palm Springs’ Old Las Palmas neighborhood have asked the City Council to delay a hearing concerning a utility assessment, according to the information provided.

The request concerns the timing of the hearing. The available information does not say when the hearing is scheduled, how long the owners want it postponed, or whether the council has acted on their request. It also does not identify the utility involved or describe the assessment.

No details were provided about how many property owners made the request, who represented them, or what reasons they gave for seeking a delay. The information also does not specify whether the hearing relates to a proposed assessment, an existing charge, or another matter. Those details remain unreported in the available summary.

The City Council’s response is not stated. It is therefore unclear whether the hearing will proceed as scheduled, be postponed, or be addressed at a later meeting. No hearing date, council decision, assessment amount, or related timeline was provided.

The known information is limited to the owners’ request and the hearing’s subject: a utility assessment in Old Las Palmas. Further details would be needed to establish the request’s rationale, the assessment’s scope, and any next steps by the council.

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