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Apartments at Lake Los Serranos delayed for three years (opens the original)
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A 354-unit apartment project to be named âRancho Cielitoâ proposed southwest of Lake Los Serranos that has been in the works since 2019 will be delayed for at least another three years. Developer Jack (Jay) Greening, owner of Lake Los Serranos Mobile Home Park, asked the Chino Hills Planning Commission on Sept. 15 for a 36-month extension citing ongoing issues with the lake and the need for regulatory permits. Other factors are the volatility of the labor and material markets in recent years
Nostalgic corner filled with memories for Chino family (opens the original)
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Karen Owens-Currie of Chino knew the day was coming when the last remaining buildings of her familyâs heritage at the southeast corner of Chino and Schaefer avenues would be torn down. That day arrived on Tuesday when a 7-Eleven, gas station, and car wash project was approved by the Chino Planning Commission. âI will always fondly remember the decades of memories that corner holds,â she said. âI know change is inevitable.â The vacant Corner Bar and adjacent liquor store was once Geneâ
Fallout from FBI raid impacts local politics (opens the original)
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The FBI raids that tore into the lives of politicians, attorneys, and developers on July 28 are having a cascading effect throughout the community. Fourth District County Supervisor Curt Hagman, whose Chino home and Chino Hills office were raided July 28, informed the board that he would not be attending Tuesdayâs meeting and submitted a letter to the chairwoman stating that he is temporarily stepping away from all committees, commissions and boards to which he has been appointed. âWhile I d
123-TCP plant finally operating after nine years (opens the original)
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A filtration plant nine years in the making finally began operating on April 15 with little fanfare except for a small ribbon-cutting ceremony held May 22 attended by Chino Hills city councilmembers, a few Public Works commissioners and project staff. After years of obstacles and delays, the plant is now removing 123 TCP, a contaminant used as a cleaning solvent, degreaser, and agricultural pesticides in the 1970s and 1980s that polluted the soil and groundwater. The plant, located on Eucalyptus
Chick-fil-A proposed near Chino Hills High School (opens the original)
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Chino Hills is expected to open a second Chick-fil-A on the east side of Pomona Rincon Road across the street from Chino Hills High School at the future Bizpark Chino Hills commercial center. The Planning Commission on March 17 granted the applicant, H.G. Fenton Company of San Diego, a three-year extension on its site plan to allow ample time to make design changes to accommodate the restaurant and prepare final engineering plans. Company president Rob Furey told the commission that an agreement
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