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City of Chino contracts with law firm for police litigation (opens the original)
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The Chino City Council approved a contract on Sept. 15 with law firm Carpenter, Rothans and Dumont LLP, a civil defense firm, in the amount of $218,000 for a five-year term to handle legal services on law enforcement matters. Each fiscal year, $43,600 will be budgeted from the risk management fund. While City Attorney Fred Galante provides primary legal support, some matters specific to the police department require specialized expertise, according to a city staff report. Per the agreement, the
Edison pavement upgrade morphs into major project (opens the original)
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A pavement rehabilitation project on Edison Avenue has expanded its scope at the request of the Infrastructure and Streets Committee to a capital improvement project to widen the road to six lanes and improve pedestrian connectivity where curbs, sidewalks and trails do not exist. The half-mile project will take place between Cypress and Euclid avenues. The Chino City Council approved a contract on Sept. 15 for engineering design services with Corona-based HR Green Pacific Inc. in the amount of
Developers’ appeals on power lines struck down (opens the original)
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Two developersâ proposed affordable housing projects on Riverside Drive in Chino had their appeals denied Sept. 1 after the Chino City Council rejected requests to not underground overhead power lines. With the two developments a five-minute walk apart, city staff warned the city council about potential life-threatening hazards to the community. The Chino Planning Commission approved the applicant Warmington Residentialâs proposal on a 4-1 vote on June 17 with Chairwoman Lissa Fraga absent a
Argument filed for Chino business license tax (opens the original)
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Chinoâs reformed business license tax structure is slated as âMeasure Fâ on the ballot for the Nov. 3 election. The City of Chino and business owners filed an argument in favor of the business license tax. No rebuttal arguments were received. The measure was supported by Mayor Eunice Ulloa, Violette R. Rossi, owner of Letâs Party Entertainment LLC, former councilman Walt Pocock, and retired business owner and Lizbeth Valdez, a Chino resident. The Champion published the argument in favo
Privacy concerns mount over Flock cameras (opens the original)
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A solar-powered camera eye lens has scanned the cities of Chino and Chino Hills for criminal activity in the past few years, but a national debate has surged over privacy concerns and documented abuses of its system by some members of law enforcement. Flock Safety, a surveillance technology company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia operates a nationwide network of automated cameras that record the license plate numbers, model, make and color of passing vehicles every day. Amid concerns that th
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