Area Infrastructure and Construction Updates
Summary
The city hired DMS Consultants for $103,437 in design work on the San Dimas Canyon Road project — new pavement, ADA ramps, and bike lanes — using a $850,000 federal grant secured through Congressman Cisneros's office. Construction, estimated at $3.6 million, will come back to the council later.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
$103,437 for design now, funded by Measure R and SB 1; an $850,000 federal grant covers part of the estimated $3.6 million construction.
Cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers on San Dimas Canyon Road will eventually get safer, smoother travel.
Drivers on Cienega, Arrow, San Dimas Canyon, and Foothill face lane closures and delays through mid-March.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City Council and Housing Authority Meeting - Apr 14, 2026
The city is putting $325,000 toward designing sidewalk, bike lane, bus stop, and landscaping upgrades on Foothill Boulevard, betting on a $3.36 million federal grant for the $4.2 million construction project.
City Council Meeting - Mar 10, 2026
The city hired DMS Consultants for $103,437 in design work on the San Dimas Canyon Road project — new pavement, ADA ramps, and bike lanes — using a $850,000 federal grant secured through Congressman Cisneros's office. Construction, estimated at $3.6 million, will come back to the council later.
City Council Special Meeting - Feb 24, 2026
Water main replacement on San Dimas Canyon Road is wrapping up with final paving in coming weeks; a major sewer rehab on Cienega and Arrow will slow traffic into March; Spectrum fiber work continues on Foothill; and the Horse Thief Canyon dog park should open in early March.
City Council Meeting - Feb 10, 2026
Sewer trunk line work on Arrow Highway, a water main replacement on San Dimas Canyon Road, and the 12-lot subdivision at Walnut and Third are all wrapping up in the next few weeks, with temporary traffic impacts.
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