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The City of Ontario is developing a new Public Works Corporate Yard at 2200 East Philadelphia Street to replace the existing facility at South Bon View Avenue. This project involves a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change to transition 53.94 acres of land from Open Space to Public Facility and Civic use. The new municipal campus will consolidate administrative services, public works, information technology, and Ontario Municipal Utilities Company operations. The development includes 9 to 10 buildings and 8 to 13 non-building structures, featuring administrative offices, a SCADA facility that can serve as an emergency operations center, a municipal waste transfer station, fleet maintenance shops, a multi-level parking structure, and specialized museum storage for the Community Life and Culture division. Site infrastructure will include a CNG fueling station with approximately 20 pumps, electrical infrastructure for an all-electric fleet, backup power generation, and various roadway and utility improvements. To align with the City of Ontario Community Climate Action Plan, the project incorporates greenhouse gas reduction features such as solar energy generation, water recycling, and LEED Silver certification standards. Comprehensive environmental reviews have been conducted, including assessments of air quality, noise, vibration, and biological resources, with specific focus on the Delhi Sands flower-loving fly and aquatic resource delineation. The project must adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Designs. Additionally, the project includes strict protocols for the protection of tribal cultural resources and the handling of inadvertent discoveries of human remains in compliance with California state law. The project is supported by geotechnical evaluations for roadway widening and a preliminary water quality management plan to meet regional board requirements.

General Info

City of Ontario developing a sustainable Public Works Corporate Yard and municipal campus.

Agency

California → City of Ontario

Place of Performance

E Philadelphia Street / S Hellman Avenue, Ontario, CA, 91761

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Ontario
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Ontario
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Thomas GrahnPrincipal Planner
Kevin ThomasProject Manager

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The Project proposes the development and operation of a new Public Works Corporate Yard at 2200 East Philadelphia Street in the City of Ontario. This new corporate yard would replace the existing facility located at South Bon View Avenue. The Project will consolidate multiple City departments, including administrative services, public works, information technology, and the Ontario Municipal Utilities Company (OMUC), into a state-of-the-art facility designed to support current needs and anticipated growth over the next fifteen years or more. In total, 9 buildings and 8 non-building structures are planned. Uses include Office, support buildings, operations building, SCADA, warehousing, maintenance/fabrication shops, storage, clean natural gas fueling, a waste transfer facility, covered wash bays, and parking.

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