Summary
The city and the water district will build 900 feet of new roadway connecting the two ends of Almond Street — improving emergency access in the northwest part of town — and replace two waterlines at the same time to avoid double construction disruption.
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Last discussed Feb 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
City and CVWD will split the cost of a temporary waterline bypass structure; construction starts early 2026.
Northwest Rancho Cucamonga residents and emergency responders who gain a new connection.
Residents along the construction route will face temporary disruption in 2026.
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