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Randall Davis property rezone proposal

Rancho Cucamonga

Summary

An applicant wants to rezone 11.34 acres of open-space land north of Almond Street to build seven estate homes. The council gave early feedback but stopped short of support, citing very high fire hazard, 100-year flood zone, single access point, loss of open space, and no affordable housing benefit.

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Last discussed Jul 15, 2026.

Impact analysis

✅Who benefits

The property owner, if the rezone proceeds, and future estate-home buyers.

⚠️Who could be affected

Nearby residents face potential fire, flood, and evacuation risks; the community loses open space and habitat.

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MeetingJul 15, 2026

Regular City Council Meeting - Jul 15, 2026

An applicant wants to rezone 11.34 acres of open-space land north of Almond Street to build seven estate homes. The council gave early feedback but stopped short of support, citing very high fire hazard, 100-year flood zone, single access point, loss of open space, and no affordable housing benefit.

Related development

under-review

Randall Davis property general plan and zoning map amendment

If approved later, the project would add seven estate homes but eliminate open space and habitat in a very high fire hazard and 100-year flood zone, with a single access point raising evacuation concerns.

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