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Chino Hills questions Caltrans widening project without completed environmental report

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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Caltrans installed surveyor stakes on Summit Ranch trails and surrounding property in Carbon Canyon for a road widening project. The City of Chino Hills expressed surprise regarding the work, which involves Councilman Marquez. Residents questioned why Caltrans proceeded with surveying without completing an environmental impact report or responding to public comments taken in June.

From championnewspapers.com

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The project highlights tensions between state infrastructure agencies and local municipal planning. Councilman Marquez stated he was frustrated with Caltrans regarding information sharing. While research indicates the agency is legally allowed to proceed with pre-construction phases, the lack of a completed environmental impact report raises regulatory concerns.

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Who's involved

  • MarquezItalian singer-songwriter who is Councilman Marquez
  • Chino HillsCity in San Bernardino County, California, United States

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