South Hills Bike Park

The City of Glendora is advancing the South Hills Bike Park project within the South Hills Wilderness area, encompassing the development of a dedicated bike park core with downhill-only trails, a multidirectional pedal-up trail, a longer cross-country multiuse loop encircling the site, pump tracks, jump trails, trailhead upgrades, staging and seating areas, a restroom facility, a regraded access road off Glendora Avenue, and expanded parking. All construction activities are confined to the site located in Glendora, California, with coordinates referenced to the South Coast Air Quality Management District jurisdiction. The project’s construction timeline spans from January 5, 2026, to August 28, 2026, broken into phases including asphalt demolition and paving, architectural coating, and final landscaping. Environmental compliance is central to the effort, with preliminary jurisdictional delineation required under the Clean Water Act and Porter-Cologne Act to identify wetlands and water features, alongside adherence to CEQA for environmental review. Technical standards such as the California Building Code, OSHA regulations for worker safety, and geotechnical criteria for soil analysis govern construction practices. The City of Glendora is the lead agency, with key point of contact Kelsey Fay serving as Senior Management Analyst and Jorge Estrada of PlaceWorks acting as Senior Associate and project manager. No formal contract value has been disclosed, and there is no indication of federal acquisition clauses, solicitation numbers, award evaluation factors, or standardized contract types such as FFP or IDIQ; the procurement is categorized only as a forecast. Packaging, marking, preservation, invoicing, accounting codes, and formal representations under federal regulations are not applicable or specified in the available documentation, reflecting a locally managed infrastructure initiative focused on environmental and community use objectives.