Dutch Bros drive-through planned for Twentynine Palms Highway
Written with AIThe 1,025-square-foot coffee shop near Balsa Avenue would run 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. with a dual-lane drive-through — pending town permits.
YUCCA VALLEY — A Dutch Bros coffee shop is proposed for a roughly one-acre vacant lot at 58121 Twentynine Palms Highway, just southwest of the Balsa Avenue intersection.
The plan calls for a 1,025-square-foot drive-through building with two drive-through lanes designed to hold 23 queued vehicles, plus a covered walk-up service window. There would be no indoor seating. Proposed hours are 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
The project needs a conditional use permit (CUP 02-25) and an environmental assessment (EA 03-25) from the Planning Commission. Town staff prepared a mitigated negative declaration for the project. Because western Joshua trees sit on the site, the project also needs a state incidental take permit for their removal.
The company expects to employ 24 to 32 people, with six to eight working per shift. Deliveries would come by small box truck during off-peak hours.
Site access would use two existing driveways shared with neighboring commercial developments, tying into the circulation around the nearby shopping centers. The plans include 18 parking spaces with electric vehicle charging.
The plan calls for a 1,025-square-foot drive-through building with two drive-through lanes designed to hold 23 queued vehicles, plus a covered walk-up service window. There would be no indoor seating. Proposed hours are 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
The project needs a conditional use permit (CUP 02-25) and an environmental assessment (EA 03-25) from the Planning Commission. Town staff prepared a mitigated negative declaration for the project. Because western Joshua trees sit on the site, the project also needs a state incidental take permit for their removal.
The company expects to employ 24 to 32 people, with six to eight working per shift. Deliveries would come by small box truck during off-peak hours.
Site access would use two existing driveways shared with neighboring commercial developments, tying into the circulation around the nearby shopping centers. The plans include 18 parking spaces with electric vehicle charging.
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