Countywide Design Standards & Guidelines - Amended August 2014
Second Supervisorial District Design Guidelines - Last Updated: October 2002
The 2nd District Design Guidelines are applicable to all current Commercial projects. They also apply to Residential projects approved by the Board of Supervisors prior to January 13, 2004. For Residential projects approved after 1/13/04, please see Countywide Design Standards & Guidelines above.
- 2nd District Design Guidelines - Pages 1 thru 11 (300 KB)
- 2nd District Design Guidelines - Figures 1 thru 10 (2.8 MB)
- Automobile Resale Center Design Guidelines - See Auto Resale Section Below
Third & Fifth District Design Guidelines - Last Updated: July 2001
The 3rd & 5th District Design Guidelines are applicable to all current Commercial projects. They also apply to Residential projects approved by the Board of Supervisors prior to January 13, 2004. For Residential projects approved after 1/13/04, please see Countywide Design Standards & Guidelines above.
Bermuda Dunes Design Guidelines - Adopted: May 13, 2008

Design Guidelines
Logo Use Guidelines / Logo Files
In order to maintain unique characters of many diverse communities, the Riverside County Planning Department has developed community specific design guidelines for several Riverside County communities. To ensure consistency in their implementation, the Planning Department has developed Logo Style Guides for these design guidelines.
- Bermuda Dunes Logo Use Guidelines(833 KB)
- Bermuda Dunes Logo - EPS Format (622 KB)
- Bermuda Dunes Logo - PDF Format (184 KB)
- Bermuda Dunes Logo - JPG Format / RGB Color (505 KB)
- Bermuda Dunes Logo - JPG Format / CMYK Color (765 KB)
Desert Edge Design Guidelines - Adopted: December 23, 2008
Lakeview Nuevo Design Guidelines - Adopted: August 1, 2006

Design Guidelines
- Lakeview Nuevo Design Guidelines (4.4 MB)
Logo Use Guidelines / Logo Files
In order to maintain unique characters of many diverse communities, the Riverside County Planning Department has developed community specific design guidelines for several Riverside County communities. To ensure consistency in their implementation, the Planning Department has developed Logo Style Guides for these design guidelines.
- Lakeview Nuevo Logo Use Guidelines(2.5 MB)
- Lakeview Nuevo Logo - With Text (50 KB)
- Lakeview Nuevo Logo - Without Text (50 KB)
Mecca Design Guidelines - Adopted: July 21, 2009

Design Guidelines
- Mecca Design Guidelines (20 MB)
Logo Use Guidelines
In order to maintain unique characters of many diverse communities, the Riverside County Planning Department has developed community specific design guidelines for several Riverside County communities. To ensure consistency in their implementation, the Planning Department has developed Logo Style Guides for these design guidelines.
- Mecca Logo Use Guidelines(24 MB)
Temecula Valley Wine Country Design Guidelines - Adopted: March 11, 2014

"The Temecula Valley Wine Country Design Guidelines" is a critical component of the community plan. The design guidelines will ensure the necessary guidance toward accomplishing a common vision for this unique community. The Design Guidelines include appendixes for the Rancho California Road and De Portola Road streetscape design and signage program adopted on December 2010 and modified on December 03, 2013.
Temescal Valley Design Guidelines - Adopted: March 20, 2007

Design Guidelines
Logo Use Guidelines / Logo Files
In order to maintain unique characters of many diverse communities, the Riverside County Planning Department has developed community specific design guidelines for several Riverside County communities. To ensure consistency in their implementation, the Planning Department has developed Logo Style Guides for these design guidelines.
- Temescal Valley Logo Use Guidelines(1.0 MB)
- Temescal Valley Logo - EPS Format (643 KB)
- Temescal Valley Logo - PDF Format (261 KB)
- Temescal Valley Logo - JPG Format / RGB Color (932 KB)
- Temescal Valley Logo - JPG Format / CMYK Color (1.5 MB)
Thermal Design Guidelines - Adopted: July 21, 2009

Design Guidelines
- Thermal Design Guidelines (13 MB)
Logo Use Guidelines / Logo Files
In order to maintain unique characters of many diverse communities, the Riverside County Planning Department has developed community specific design guidelines for several Riverside County communities. To ensure consistency in their implementation, the Planning Department has developed Logo Style Guides for these design guidelines.
- Thermal Logo Use Guidelines(10 MB)
- Thermal Logo - Multiple Formats (14 MB - ZIP FILE)
Vista Santa Rosa Design Guidelines - Adopted: September 28, 2004

Design Guidelines
Logo Use Guidelines / Logo Files
In order to maintain unique characters of many diverse communities, the Riverside County Planning Department has developed community specific design guidelines for several Riverside County communities. To ensure consistency in their implementation, the Planning Department has developed Logo Style Guides for these design guidelines.
Idyllwild Downtown Historic District Design Guidelines - Adopted: June 6, 2012

Design Guidelines
The Idyllwild Downtown Historic District Design Guidelines (Design Guidelines) are part of a three-year effort to overhaul the process of designating historic districts in Riverside County.
Infrastructure Design and Public Art Presentation
The following presentation is a Flash based slide show (click here to download the free Flash Media Player) created by the Planning Department. It is meant to inspire creative thinking about infrastructure design in our environment. This includes bridge design, freeway sound wall design, public art and other areas.
Automobile Resale Center Design Guidelines
These guidelines were last updated on 8/22/2001.
Riverside County Guide to Trees, Shrubs & Ground Covers and Water Budget Formula
Please see our Landscape Review Guidelines Page.
Oak Tree Management Guidelines
Approved by the Board of Supervisors on March 2, 1993
Community Vision and Concept Plans
Community Vision and Concept Plans are documents developed in conjunction with local communities in order determine the current and future needs of a community. Once these plans are created, they are used to develop implementing policy documents, design guidelines, and/or ordinances. Below are Community Vision and Concept Plans that have been developed by communities, but have yet to be included in implementing policy documents, design guidelines, and/or ordinances.