The Department of Public Health (DPH) will fund $208,494 (4% of the overall $5,212,366 Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement (JPA) operating budget), to support startup costs of the Animal Resource Center of the Inland Empire (Resource Center) which is currently included in DPH’ 2024-25 budget. The recommended JPA requires the County to be responsible for the estimated annual costs for subsequent years, which are anticipated to be slightly higher than the initial amount funded by DPH. In addition, the County will contribute $1,600,000 to $2,000,000 (4% of the estimated $40,000,000 to $50,000,000 construction cost) to complete the required capital improvement projects to build the animal shelter facilities

11714 – Item #30 Executed BAI

Since 2017, the County has annually entered into a Board approved funding agreement with OIAA to aid with marketing, security, and safety projects.

Projects have included:
– Procurement of a zero-emission vehicle
– Closed Circuit Television Cameras on all Jet Bridges
– Security Lane Expansion for Terminal 4
– Access Control and Access Management System

13220 – Item #33 Executed BAI

9826 – Item #23 Executed BAI

6374 – Item #49 Executed BAI

6374 – Item #49 Executed BAI

Assist Chino Valley Fire District (CVFD) by providing funding towards the purchase of specialized equipment designed to help suppress electric vehicle (EV) fires. The EV firefighting equipment, such as a high-pressure water jet system, an appropriate vehicle to mount the system, and accessories for the vehicle, is necessary to help mitigate prolonged burn durations, reignition risks, and hazardous material containment associated with EV’s.

13417 – Item #43 Executed BAI

Funding towards the personnel, overhead, training, and related costs for three attorneys to provide legal assistance to County veteran residents.

Item #50 Executed BAI

Funding will purchase books and materials needed for the Read, Explore, and Develop (R.E.A.D.) into Kinder Program, to support preschool and transitional kindergarten students and families with resources, activities, and practical tips to build essential early literacy skills.

Item #29 Executed BAI

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This donation assists the social service needs of County residents by providing funding to Pomona Valley Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (Habitat for Humanity) to support its Salute to Service Program (Program). Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit housing organization that works together with families, local communities, volunteers, and partners from around the world so that more people can live in affordable and safe homes. The Program assists low-income military veteran families buy a home at a below market value with a low interest loan. Funding will be utilized towards the construction of two homes in Chino Hills. Qualifying households partner with Habitat for Humanity and agree to provide 250-500 hours of “sweat equity” during the construction phase giving an added buy-in and honor in building their own home. The homes are being built to serve two disabled veteran families and are anticipated to be completed by fall 2024.

10456 – Item #16 Executed BAI

Contributes funds to the City of Upland toward the Foothill Boulevard Rehabilitation and Water Improvement Project. This includes the installation of a new potable water main and service laterals, concrete and repairs required to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), median island improvements, asphalt pavement replacement, and new striping along with the repaving of Foothill Boulevard from Benson Avenue to San Antonio Avenue.

10744 – Item #100 Executed BAI

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This project provides funding to the County Library for the purchase of two-way radios for the Chino Hills, Chino Preserve, Chino, and Montclair libraries located within the Fourth District.

10986 – Item #52 Executed BAI

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This funding assists with the public purpose of providing for the health, public safety and emergency response needs of county residents by providing funding to the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District for the purchase of two long-range electric Vertical Take-Off/Landing fixed wing Unmanned Aerial Surveillance drones. The drones will enhance operations, allow for quicker response to calls in remote or hard to reach areas, and improve coordination among allied agencies during unified command, promoting seamless collaboration and response efficiency.

10986 – Item #52 Executed BAI

This funding assists with providing for the education and social service needs of county residents, by providing funding to the Cardenas Markets Foundation to fund scholarships for individuals who are pursuing advanced degrees. The scholarships will help individuals reduce the financial barriers to pursuing advanced degrees and further promote the County Vision.

11121 – Item #20 Executed BAI

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This funding will assist with providing for the education, health, and social service needs of County residents by providing funding to the Ontario-Montclair School District (School District) to procure seven book vending machines for placement in select elementary schools within the School District. These vending machines will be used as incentives to reward students for positive behavior and academic accomplishments, offering books as a reward to foster a lifelong love of reading and emphasize the importance of literacy. This initiative aligns closely with the School District’s goals of promoting positive behavior interventions and support, while also encouraging a strong educational foundation and further promoting the County Vision.

11182 – Item #21 Executed BAI

The Chino Basin Water Conservation District (Water District) operates a free in-person field trip program (Program) for local school-age children that explores water conservation and the connection between people and native Southern California plants. These field trips feature a grade-specific science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) lab, aligned with Next Generation Science Standards and a variety of outdoor activities. Due to the Program’s popularity, the Water District seeks to construct a durable, rain-resistant roof over their existing amphitheater, currently serving as an outdoor learning space during field trips. The funding assists with the public purpose of providing for the education, safety, and social service needs of County residents, by providing funding to the Water District to assist with roof construction costs.

11237 – Item #20 Executed BAI

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This funding assists with the public purpose of providing for the health, public safety, emergency response, and law enforcement needs of county residents by providing funding to the City of Chino towards the purchase of a public safety heavy-duty asset for the Chino Police Department. Acquiring this asset will enhance the Chino Police Department’s mobility, improve response times, and improve operational effectiveness, allowing officers to better serve and protect the community.

11315 – Item #103 Executed BAI

This funding assists with the public purpose of providing for the health and public safety needs of county residents by providing funding to the City of Montclair (Montclair)for the purchase of a custom KME Tractor Drawn Aerial apparatus, including necessary accessories, hoses, nozzles, communications devices, lights, sirens, and identifying decals to provide the City of Montclair Fire Department (Fire Department) with an aerial ladder truck capable of responding locally within Montclair and regionally throughout the county. The Fire Department’s current front-line ladder truck was obtained in 2020 and is a 2004 American La France 100 foot aerial ladder truck. The vehicle is 20 years old and was purchased by Montclair as a refurbished unit. However, it has been out of service a significant amount of time since its inception due to a substantial repair history. Over the years, the Fire Department has relied heavily on the use of reserve engines to supplement the out of service time of the aerial ladder truck. Due to the anticipated growth of Montclair as well as the surrounding areas, it is critical to have a reliable front-line ladder truck for which to serve the community and to provide a unit that can protect the increased vertical integration and construction planned for the area.

11315 – Item #103 Executed BAI

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This donation provides funding to Contractor to assist with improvement costs for the two Projects at the Chino Hills Community Park located at 3280 Eucalyptus Avenue. The Projects include parking lot expansion and the restoration and expansion of the V-ditch drainage system. The funding meets the public purpose of providing for the public health, social service, and recreational needs of the residents of Chino Hills and surrounding communities.

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The City will be constructing a new Chino Preserve Community Center (Community Center). The City contacted the County in July of 2023 because the new Community Center will provide various community services and could be home to a new Chino Preserve Library. The primary objective of the funding is to provide gap funding for the capital development project in order to provide library and community services to residents in Chino and surrounding areas. The total estimated cost of the Community Center is $49,038,000, which includes $47,765,939 for construction costs. The City has requested $4,000,000 for the Community Center. Construction and renovations are expected to be completed by February 28, 2027, and operations are anticipated to begin in early April of 2027.  This project will bring Library services to the new Chino Preserve Community, as well as community services.

11209 – Item #29 Executed BAI  Facebook

The Project involves pavement rehabilitation on Chino Avenue from 0.20 miles east of State Route 71 to 0.06 miles west of Pipeline Avenue, and on Pipeline Avenue from 0.06 miles north of Chino Avenue to 0.06 miles south of Phillips Boulevard, and reconstruction on Pipeline Avenue from 0.06 miles south of Philips Boulevard to Mission Boulevard, and installation of a storm drain and appurtenant structures on Pipeline Avenue from Philadelphia Street to Del Mar Avenue. The Project will also involve installing new and reconstructing existing curb ramps at various locations on Pipeline Avenue, Chino Avenue, Riverside Drive and East End Avenue in the Chino and Montclair areas, in accordance with current design standards and pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). All right-of-way has been acquired for the Project.

11142 – Item #50 Executed BAI

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The Prado Regional Park Sport Courts project will provide increased amenities and athletic opportunities for current and future park patrons. This project will convert the existing soccer field into one basketball court, one tennis court,  and multiple pickleball courts.  The project will also add ADA and standard parking stalls for the sport courts with perimeter fencing around each court added sports lighting, and ADA pathways from the parking lot to the new courts.  The project will also add benches and bleachers for spectator viewing, and ADA compliant drinking fountains. Improvements to the existing restroom as well as replacing trash and recycling receptacles are also included with this project.

Due to adverse effects of inclement weather and extended usage over time, the boat dock at Prado Regional Park needs replacement. The existing dock’s conditions make it difficult for park patrons to load in and out of watercraft. The replacement dock will be designed and constructed to address structural deficiencies that ensure resilience against the weather while being in compliance with accessibility standards and requirements. PFMD will be managing the repair and replacement of the Prado boat dock.

10740 – Item #79 Executed BAI

The shooting range at Prado Regional Park was the host site for the 1984 Olympic shooting events. Since the 1984 Olympics, shooting facility standards have evolved, thus making the facility inadequate to match current standards and host major shooting events. This improvement project will bring this facility up to standards set forth by the International Shooting Sport Federation. PFMD and DPW-Special Districts (SD) will be managing this project.

10740 – Item #79 Executed BAI

Assist the City of Chino by providing $163,735 in funding for the Chino Airport Driveway Improvement Project, including driveway access points, fence relocation, slurry coat, and restriping of the airport south parking lot.

12264 – Item #52 Executed BAI

Playground enhancements are essential for the PreSchool Services Department to ensure a safe, engaging, and developmentally appropriate learning environment for young children. As preschoolers grow and develop, they require facilities that support their physical, cognitive, and social/emotional growth.

12221 – Item #50 Executed BAI

Playground enhancements are essential for the PreSchool Services Department to ensure a safe, engaging, and developmentally appropriate learning environment for young children. As preschoolers grow and develop, they require facilities that support their physical, cognitive, and social/emotional growth.

12221 – Item #50 Executed BAI

Contribute funding towards Pinehurst Park improvement costs for a new community center, public splash pad/restroom amenity, group picnic areas, shade structures and parking expansion.

11820 – Item #24 Executed BAI

Assist the City of Upland by contributing funding to purchase 130 radios for the Upland Police Department. These radios will improve interoperability between different departments and jurisdictions; enable real-time communication regardless of vendor technology used; and upgrade critical communications via radio systems with improved signal strength and coverage and significantly reduce average delay time for radio messages.

12497 – Item #39 Executed BAI

In 2022, the City began an $8 million refurbishment project to enhance the Park’s functionality and ensure it continues to meet community needs. The project consists of three phases.
Phases I and II are now complete and include significant improvements such as replacing artificial turf in the outfields, converting all infields to artificial turf, rehabilitating the main restroom, replacing wind screening in dugouts and bullpens, procuring new portable fencing and sports equipment, and repairing and repainting building exteriors.

The final phase, Phase III, will focus on expanding the parking lot to accommodate the Park’s high volume of visitors. Additionally, a V-ditch drainage system will be added to the project to improve water management and protect the Park’s infrastructure.

11548 – Item #31 Executed BAI

Provides supplemental funding towards existing educational resources and programs throughout the City of Ontario (Ontario) to support at-risk youth. At-risk youth will be served through educational resources, outreach, mentorship, and recreational activities to provide a safe and supportive environment to help them excel in school

9751 – Item #42 Executed BAI

Contributes funding to the City of Montclair to assist with the costs of a feasibility study for a specific plan to be established to help guide development in the sphere of influence in the City of Montclair and to address concerns related to annexation. The sphere of influence represents an area of potential growth and development for the City of Montclair. The plan will guide development in the sphere of influence, which includes public outreach and community engagement activities, technical studies and environmental assessments, planning consultant fees, and drafting and legal review of the Specific Plan document.

Item #56 Executed BAI

The Upland High School Improvements project includes the enhancement of the current athletic program. This project will be an important step towards the creation of a sports complex that includes a major overhaul of the athletic fields, including fencing, resurfacing, and various improvements to enhance the viability of the athletic programs and offer increased opportunities for community utilization. Projected expenditures of $999,999 will be used for athletic field improvements, as a way of promoting healthier living environments and socialization.

Item #31 Executed BAI

The Cooper’s Museum Renovation Project will provide enriching and educational opportunities for residents of the City of Upland and the surrounding area by helping to preserve local history, including the history of the indigenous Gabrieleno Tongva Indian tribe, and offering school tours and free admission to the public. Projected expenditures of $150,000 will cover the replacement of the museum’s patio area, flooring, outdoor kitchen remodeling, pressure washing of the building exterior, and installation of security lighting.

9953 – Item #27 Executed BAI

Kimball Avenue is located towards the southern end of the City of Chino (Chino), near the Preserve. Projected expenditures of $314,324 will fund the creation of two turn pockets in the Kimball Avenue median near Euclid Avenue and Flight Avenue, while removing existing curb and median sections.

10588 – Item #18 Executed BAI

The Monte Vista Water District (MVWD) provides retail and wholesale water to over 135,000 customers within a service area that spans 30 square miles. The service area includes Montclair, Chino Hills, Chino, and surrounding unincorporated areas. The Project will manage and coordinate the overhead removal of the Southern California Edison (SCE) powerline and telecommunications infrastructure on the property situated at 10575 Central Ave in Montclair. Additionally, this Project involves the construction and installation of 318 linear feet of underground lines to replace the existing overhead infrastructure.

Item #51 Executed BAI

The Prado Regional Park ADA Barrier Removal and Boat Dock project removed barriers for accessibility in compliance with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the California Building Code. The scope included removal and improvement of the existing walkways, parking stalls, bathroom fixtures, and enlarged boat rental entry, to make these areas ADA compliant.

8198 – Item #99 Executed BAI

The Project will consist of assessment and renovation/replacement of the existing snack bar and restroom building to provide accessibility to local residents and visitors to enjoy the outdoors safely. In addition, park patrons will be able to obtain food, water, camping supplies, as well as address personal needs at this building while visiting the park.

8521 – Item #53 Executed BAI

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Regional Parks is currently working on a project to complete playground replacement improvements at Prado Park. In an effort to maintain uniformity with the new playground improvements, it is desirable to replace the existing splash pad with a new splash pad. PFMD will be managing the demolition and replacement of the splash pad to include installation of all water hook-ups and all other necessary items to run and operate the splash pad.

Item #60 Executed BAI

10174 – Item #118 Executed BAI

10174 – Item #118 Executed BAI

10174 – Item #118 Executed BAI

Provides for the safety and health needs of County residents by contributing funds to improve fire mitigation efforts through the removal of dead and invasive vegetation in the Carbon Canyon Creek area.

6704 – Item #28 Executed BAI

Provides funding to assist the Chino Neighborhood House to purchase the building it currently occupies. The property owner is selling the building, which may cause the Chino Neighborhood House to have to relocate, or a potential significant rent increase. The Chino Neighborhood House provides groceries/food and hygiene items to low- and moderate-income families and individuals (including students and senior citizens) living within the Chino Valley Unified School District boundaries, allowing them to supplement what they have at home with a goal of providing a healthy lifestyle to individuals in the community and providing an improved quality of life.

7014 – Item #30 Executed BAI

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Provides funding for the legal services and social service needs of County residents by providing funding to assist with the hiring and personnel costs of three new attorneys to provide legal assistance to County veteran residents.

7296 – Item #15 Executed BAI

Provides funding towards the renovation costs of the University of La Verne Randall Lewis Center for Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Social Impact (Randall Lewis Center) located in Ontario, California. The renovation costs include a new suite with collaborative space, reception, five offices, entry area, outdoor entry and patio space to reinforce suite point of entry, furniture, and code required restroom and parking lot upgrades. The Randall Lewis Center has a mission to impact the Inland Empire by stimulating entrepreneurship and innovation by supporting the education of students who then succeed in the community. In addition to serving external stakeholders and community members, the Center will immediately serve an aggregate student population of approximately 500 graduate students throughout an academic year, with an expectation that this population will double over the next four to six years.

7857 – Item #29 Executed BAI

The City of Ontario, in collaboration with the Ontario Montclair School District (OMSD), plans to make improvements to the baseball field at Bon View Park as a means to increase the use, usefulness, and availability of the park to the students and families. The current state of the baseball fields at Bon View Park does not allow for any use of the field. To combat the COVID19 pandemic and its associated public health and economic impacts, the City of Ontario and OMSD plan to provide baseball and baseball related activities to Ontario families through this restoration project. Use of Bon View Park would cut the distance to the nearest OMSD school to less than 1 mile or a 60% decrease in distance benefiting students and families. Projected expenditures of $300,000 will be funded by the ARPA Fund for the associated building and field improvements.

6470 – Item #21 Executed BAI

The Montclair Basins Spillway Project (Montclair #2 Spillway Repair and Improvement Project) consists of existing Montclair Basins that are adjacent to and east of San Antonio Creek Channel on properties owned by the Chino Basin Water Conservation District and located in the City of Montclair. The San Antonio Creek flood channel provides 100-year flood protection to the communities that it passes through, provided that the Montclair Basins and other flow-by basins located on it are working to capacity. Projected expenditures of $300,000 will fund repairs and improvement of the existing spillway between Basins 1 and 2, which is currently considered non-operational. The beneficial use for this project will allow for more water capture at 56 Annual Quantity of Water for the improved spillway which furthers the protection from drought in the future of the Chino Basin Region. The Project also increases the Montclair Basin storage capacity via the spillway improvements to increase drought resiliency through groundwater recharge.

Item #23 Executed BAI

The Monte Vista Water District (MVWD) provides retail and wholesale water to over 135,000 customers within a service area that spans 30 square miles. The service area includes Montclair, Chino Hills, Chino, and surrounding unincorporated areas. The MVWD Waterline Replacement Project will replace nearly 2,500 linear feet of deteriorated and undersized drinking water pipeline for an estimated cost of $790,000. Over the years, lack of investment and financial resources have contributed to pipeline deterioration, which resulted in repeated and significant leaks in the distribution system and wasted water. These improvements will be made to conserve water lost from the current state of infrastructure.

8351 – Item #58 Executed BAI

The Playground Replacement Project for Prado Regional Park is being managed by PFMD. The project was originally approved as part of the 2022-23 budget in the amount of $2,111,000. The project only identified one section of the playground that is currently cautioned off due to damages created over the years by the elements. The increased budget request will provide the additional funding needed to replace the full existing playground to provide an area for recreational play for the public. The replacement of the entire playground will address replacement of damaged amenities and will include updating play equipment to make it fully accessible and provide interactive learning opportunities.

6233 – Item #103 Executed BAI

The Campground Infrastructure Project proposes to renovate recreational vehicle hook-ups at the Recreational Vehicle (RV) Campsite at Prado Regional Park (Prado). The RV Campsite allows the public with RVs, trailers, and camping vehicles to camp and enjoy the park. The RV hook-ups provide the campers access to electrical, water, and sewer for their RVs. Over the years, the RV hook-ups have been used constantly and have worn down the ability to keep a proper connection for the RV camper. The RV concrete pedestal is deteriorated due to weather, rodents, and misuse that the concrete pads have cracked or shifted and caused improper connections for the sewer hook-ups.

Item #82 Executed BAI

The RV Campground Restroom Replacement Project proposes to replace three restroom buildings, and removal of barriers according to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) at Prado. The existing restroom buildings need to be removed and replaced for accessibility in compliance with the ADA

Item #82 Executed BAI

The Tent Campground Restroom Addition Project proposes the addition of a new tent camping area restroom and to remove barriers according to the ADA at Prado. The tent camping area does not currently have any restrooms. The project would add a new restroom building and the scope will include removal and replacement of the existing walkways and parking stalls, increasing accessibility between the current ADA parking stalls and the new restroom building.

Item #82 Executed BAI

Prado Regional Park’s Removal Barriers for Path of Travel Lot 7, Restroom, Tent Shelter, and Parking Stall No. 7. By completing these CIP projects, it will enhance the quality of life for all park patrons by making it compliant with the ADA

6694 – Item #60 Executed BAI

The Yorba Slaughter Adobe, built in the early 1850s, is one of the oldest standing adobe residences in San Bernardino County. Originally built by Raimundo Yorba, the property was later purchased by Fenton M. Slaughter in 1868. Slaughter, who later served in the California State Assembly, lived in the house until his death in 1897. Restoration of the adobe was started in 1928 and was designated California State Historical Landmark No. 191 in 1934. The property was purchased by San Bernardino County in 1971. The site is not currently operational and is closed to the public. The purpose of the proposed analysis is to develop a cost estimate and scope of work necessary to complete various utility improvements to the property in alignment with eligible ARPA CLFRF infrastructure uses. Specifically, the County seeks to deploy high-speed broadband internet and connect the site to existing municipal water and wastewater systems.

7444 – Item #21 Executed BAI

The Regional Parks Department does not currently have accessible Wi-Fi for County staff, campers or day users to utilize while visiting Cucamonga-Guasti, Glen Helen, Prado, Mojave Narrows and Yucaipa Regional Parks (Parks). This creates issues for staff when trying to access their email from their mobile devices and diminishes visitors’ ability to work and play online while in the Parks. The addition of Wi-Fi services further maximize the enjoyment of recreation for visitors and will allow County staff to work efficiently from more locations within the Parks.

7571 – Item #64 Executed BAI

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REILs are synchronized flashing lights located laterally on each side of the runway threshold and at both ends of each runway. Chino Airport has two runways without this safety feature and one runway requiring the REILs to be upgraded. The lights serve as positive identification of the approach end of a particular runway and identify a runway when there is a preponderance of other lighting, there is a lack of contrast with the surrounding terrain, and during times of reduced visibility. The Vault Project will support the installation of the REILs, and provide electrical upgrades to operate the computer systems and pilot-controlled REILs lighting.

7740 – Item #6 Executed BAI

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Provides funding for the Upskill Chino Valley program administered by the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce, which provides training and support programs aimed at building a skilled workforce through entrepreneurship, economic and leadership development.

6124 – Item #47 Executed BAI

Funding for education and social service needs of County residents by providing funding to enhance visitor engagement by supporting staging of exhibits, educational programs, collection management and preservation efforts, and professional staff development at the San Bernardino County Museum.

6124 – Item #47 Executed BAI

Removal of cages and structures at the original Big Bear Alpine Zoo site to return the site to bare land.

6335 – Item #44 Executed BAI

Provides funding to assist the City of Chino Hills with enhancing its Chino Chills Skate Park, including adding lights, shade structures, seating, and parking lot enhancements.

6335 – Item #44 Executed BAI

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Provides funding for facility improvements at the West End YMCA Chino Valley location.

Item #24 Executed BAI

The Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park Fishing Platform ADA Access project removed barriers for accessibility in compliance with the ADA.  This project provided a new fishing platform and an ADA path of travel.

Item #112 Executed BAI

The gatehouse has reached it intended life cycle and needs to be replaced and updated with a staff restroom. The new entry gatehouse and monument sign aligns with the County and Chief Executive Office’s goals and objectives to provide improved amenities and aesthetic appearance of Prado for staff, visitors, and the surrounding community. All improvements shall comply with current building code and Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, providing a safer work environment and contributing to increased park attendance, which will generate additional revenue.

10730 – Item #56 Executed BAI

The Prado Regional Park Mallard Group Shelter ADA project removed barriers for accessibility in compliance with the ADA.  This project improved the path of travel between the parking lot and Mallard picnic shelter, removed and replaced 3,000 square feet of concrete, and added accessible parking spaces close to the restroom.

Item # 112 Executed BAI

The Prado Regional Park Phase III Electrical Upgrades project replaced three transformers, three switchgears, and restored electrical service to both front and middle sections of the park.

Item #23 Executed BAI

Provides funding for recreation and educational needs via a splash pad that would allow children to engage in physical activity and provide a resource for residents to cool off during the hot summer months, providing for the replacement of a mobile performing vehicle that would allow the community to have infrastructure support for community events and performing arts, and a recreational vehicle that allows for the provision of a supervised after-school environment for young children.

5919 – Item #27 Executed BAI

Funding for the purchase of a fire apparatus vehicle to support response to aircraft and other community incidents.

5919 – Item #27 Executed BAI

Providing for the public safety and law enforcement needs of County residents by providing funding to the City of Montclair for the purchase of a tactical reinforced vehicle, including the purchase and installation of communication equipment and identifying graphics.

6124 – Item #47 Executed BAI

Provides technology infrastructure and modernization via cloud migration services for its financial server to allow for uninterrupted bill pay and permit application, a backup generator for the City Hall and Police Department datacenter and for the purchase of law enforcement equipment such as drones for emergency police response, and a high-definition scanner for traffic collision and crime scene investigations.

5919 – Item #27 Executed BAI

58,311 square feet to be repaved for a total of 225,522 square feet at the taxiway near the A‐Hangars

7397 – Item #23 Executed BAI

The Project is part of the Department of Airports Branding and Beautification Project, which will replace and upgrade 9,200 linear feet of existing fencing with new ornamental fencing and construct three free standing monument signs. The new fencing will be located on the perimeter of the Airport on Euclid Avenue, from the corner of Merrill to Kimball Avenue and on Merrill Avenue from the corner of Euclid Avenue and ending at Cal Aero Drive. The new monument signs will be built at the corner of Euclid and Kimball Avenue, the corner of Euclid and Merrill Avenue, and at Cal Aero Drive. The existing fencing requires replacement due to natural weather conditions and normal wear and tear. As required by the Federal Airport Administration, the Project will provide continued safety and security against unauthorized entrants and wildlife at the Airport and improve the aesthetic appearance of the Airport to the surrounding community and prospective businesses.

9329 – Item #59 Executed BAI

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The Cucamonga Guasti Park Office Structure Repair project addressed significant fire damage to the Guasti office. The project restored the structural integrity of the building and provided improvements throughout the facility to meet California’s building code requirements.

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The Prado Regional Park water distribution system has an on-site storage reservoir and a ‘pump on demand’ system for daily normal water usage demands and fire suppression throughout the park. The ‘pump on demand’ system is equipped with two bladder tanks for low flow periods to save energy costs and pump wear. These two bladder tanks have failed and are not repairable. Replacement of these two units is necessary to return the park’s water distribution system to normal designed operations.

Item #55 Executed BAI

Ontario and Chino’s Master Plan of Drainage identifies the need to construct a storm drain along San Antonio Avenue that will safely convey the flows generated by a 100-year storm. The proposed Project will be located on San Antonio Avenue, running northerly from the Sultana Cypress Storm Drain in Chino to Phillips Street and easterly on Phillips Street to Oakland Avenue in Ontario. The proposed Project is a component of the District’s Zone 1 Priority Project List and Ten-Year Construction Funding Program. The District’s mission is to protect life and property through flood protection throughout the county

10551 – Item #81 Executed BAI

The CIP projects listed in the Recommendations are for improvements at Countyowned buildings that will help in maintaining safe environments for all children, families, and staff at the site, and comply with applicable state licensing and Head Start Program Performance Standards.

Item #58 Executed BAI

The CIP projects listed in the Recommendations are for improvements at Countyowned buildings that will help in maintaining safe environments for all children, families, and staff at the site, and comply with applicable state licensing and Head Start Program Performance Standards.

Item #58 Executed BAI

The CIP projects listed in the Recommendations are for improvements at Countyowned buildings that will help in maintaining safe environments for all children, families, and staff at the site, and comply with applicable state licensing and Head Start Program Performance Standards.

Item #58 Executed BAI

Funded 16 miles of roadway to improve and install new or upgrade existing pedestrian ramps to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements at 56 locations throughout the Project area. Roadway rehabilitation consists of a slurry seal and/or scrub seal surface treatment or milling the existing pavement and overlaying the roadway with new asphalt concrete. The Project includes three roads of approximately 0.32 miles in which the County and City share jurisdiction and seven ADA curb ramps in the City’s jurisdiction.

Item # 31 Executed BAI

The remediation efforts facilitate the treatment of groundwater contamination on and around Chino Airport and allow for the ultimate beneficial use of treated water through CDA’s drinking water system. The contamination alleged to be emanating from the Chino Airport property consists primarily of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The Agreement is a cooperative approach relating to the design, construction, permitting, operation and maintenance of a County treatment plant, onsite and offsite County and CDA extraction wells, and necessary conveyances for what is known as the Chino Airport Groundwater Remedial Project (Project).

11858 – Item #27 Executed BAI

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Item #07 Executed BAI

The Department would like to address deferred maintenance at Prado Regional Park’s guard shack located at the entrance of the park. This amenity is used to provide shelter for staff as they provide information to park patrons upon entry into the facility and collect fees based on park usage. It currently does not have functional electricity and a temporary generator is being used as a power source

980 – Item#57 Executed BAI

1455 – Item #22 Executed BAI

The remediation efforts facilitate the treatment of groundwater contamination on and around Chino Airport and allow for the ultimate beneficial use of treated water through CDA’s drinking water system. The contamination alleged to be emanating from the Chino Airport property consists primarily of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The Agreement is a cooperative approach relating to the design, construction, permitting, operation and maintenance of a County treatment plant, onsite and offsite County and CDA extraction wells, and necessary conveyances for what is known as the Chino Airport Groundwater Remedial Project (Project).

11858 – Item #27 Executed BAI

This Project involves pavement rehabilitation, signing and striping improvements, and reconstructing existing curb ramps in accordance with current design standards and pursuant to ADA guidelines, on Mission Boulevard from East End Avenue and Silicon Avenue and also from Ada Avenue and Benson Avenue in the Montclair area. Minimal work for the Project will be done outside of the existing right-of-way and will require permission from property owners; however, no acquisitions will be required.

7827 – Item #52 Executed BAI

Item #18 Executed BAI

The Project will install new perimeter fencing to improve site safety and security at 555 West Maple Street in Ontario. Previously completed Phase I of this project consisted of procurement and installation of two new mobile modular classroom buildings and an accessible concrete walkway. Phase I and II of the Project provide additional classroom facilities, electrical infrastructure, and upgraded security to enable the extension of day services provided by the PSD Head Start Program improving County government operations.

Item #43 Executed BAI

The County and the City of Chino (City) are jointly participating in the Kimball Avenue Drainage Improvements Project (Project) to complete improvements to, under, and around Kimball Avenue in the City and to solve drainage issues affecting both the City and County areas surrounding Kimball Avenue. The improvements will include the construction of a County conveyance structure (Project Component), which will connect with regional drainage structures and facilitate conveyance of storm effluent into a future regional storm water facility. The Project Component includes the County portions of the north and south basins and point of connection to Line H at the south basin.

Item #80 Executed BAI