Parkland acquisition north of Victoria (Quimby Act)
Rancho Cucamonga
Summary
A resident urged the city to buy roughly 700 acres' worth of planned parkland between Etiwanda and East Avenue north of Victoria, possibly using COPs financing and a joint venture with the high school district, before higher-density development forecloses the option.
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Last discussed Apr 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Land banking the site could require issuing certificates of participation paid off over time.
Families, Etiwanda High School students, and future residents of the growing area.
Landowners and developers of the site if the city moves to acquire or restrict it for park use.
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