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IBI GROUP SHORT RANGE TRANSIT PLAN REPORT OMNITRANS COMPREHENSIVE OPERATIONAL ASSESSMENT & SHORT RANGE TRANSIT PLAN • Stater Bros Markets – 10,000 • Arrowhead Regional Medical Center – 2,000 • Colton Joint Unified School District – 2,000 • Trinity Child and Family Services – 1,190 CITY OF FONTANA Overview The “City of Fontana General Plan” was updated in 2003 and the consultants who worked on the various elements in the document were: • Michael Brandman Associates: Open Space & Conservation, EIR • The Planning Center: General Plan • Meyer Mohaddes Associates, Inc: Circulation • Earth Consultants International: Safety • Realty Research Associates: Economic Analysis • David Taussig & Associates, Inc: Fiscal Analysis • Research Network Ltd: Public Survey • Psomas & Associates: GIS • Hunt Research Corporation: Structural Fire Risk Assessment • CRM Tech: Cultural Resources The City adopted a new General Plan in 1993 that set aggressive programs for: • Revitalization of Downtown with development of the Civic Center and Senior Housing Project • Implementation of the Robert W. Weddle Capital Improvement Program for street, sewer, and storm drain improvements • Commitment to expanding recreational opportunities for its residents • Modernizing and improving major commercial corridors along Valley Boulevard and Foothill Boulevard July 11, 2007 329
IBI GROUP SHORT RANGE TRANSIT PLAN REPORT OMNITRANS COMPREHENSIVE OPERATIONAL ASSESSMENT & SHORT RANGE TRANSIT PLAN Key Relevant Points Over 30% of the city’s land is vacant as of the year 2001, especially in the northern portion of the city. The City plans to create and adopt policies to improve development on scattered in-fill opportunities located in the central core of the city, and provide significant opportunity areas south of Slover Avenue and east of Sierra Avenue, and south of Jurupa Avenue in the southeast corner of the city. The physical connections between Downtown, Metrolink station, Transit Plaza, and surrounding community are planned for improvement. Major intersection improvements and traffic control installation systems are taking place along Alder Avenue, Randall Avenue, Baseline Avenue, Foothill Avenue, Maple Avenue, Ceres Avenue, and Walnut Avenue. The land use plan provides the following acreage with a final build-out that could generate 105,992 jobs: • 2,440 acres of community and general commercial development • 8,150 acres of light and general industrial uses • 1,086 acres of mixed-use development Public transportation is provided by Omnitrans and there are two existing bus transit terminals in the City of Fontana: the Fontana Metrolink Station and the South Fontana Transcenter. Omnitrans routes that provide services to the city are Routes 10, 14, 15, 19, 20, 29, 61, 66, 67, and 71. Omnitrans is in talks with Caltrans to construct a transit center between Cherry and Citrus Avenues that would serve as a rest point for commuters on the I-10 Freeway and also as a park-n-ride facility. Major employers • Kaiser Medical Center – 5,400 • Fontana Unified School District – 3,300 • Target Distribution Center – 1,200 • California Street Industries – 1,000 CITY OF GRAND TERRACE Overview The “City of Grand Terrace General Plan” was last updated in 1988 with recent amendments to the Housing Element (1999), Air Quality Element (1999), and Noise Element (2003). Willdan Associates worked with the City for the 1988 update; currently, Jameson Group started work to comprehensively update the General Plan document. Key Relevant Points The City plans to continue an expeditious processing of residential development proposals and permits. There are 138 acres of commercial property within the city. Strip commercial uses are located on Barton Road, with highest concentration between Mount Vernon and Michigan Avenues. A neighborhood shopping center is at the intersection of Mount Vernon Avenue and Barton Road. It is the intent of the General Plan to carefully monitor new commercial uses along Barton Road. July 11, 2007 330
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