On the agenda: meeting on Hellman station
The fire district will hold a neighborhood meeting on the planned Hellman fire station at 6 p.m. March 5. The public meeting will be held in the Cucamonga/Etiwanda rooms in Central Park.
The city is preparing to build the new station on the west side of Hellman, north of Wilson and south of Hillside. The site is part of the County's surplus flood control property. To build the station, a portion of the basin will be filled with dirt from the county.
Residents who live near the project are encouraged to attend the meeting. This is the second such neighborhood meeting about the station.
The Hellman Station is one of two fire stations planned for the city's future. Another station is expected to arrive in the southwest corner of Central Park.
Originally, the Hellman Station was set for the southeast part of Heritage Park. But after hearing disapproval from the equestrian community and after a draft environmental impact report suggested an alternate site, the city voted in 2006 to build the station on Hellman.
If you can't make the meeting, you can visit the fire district's Web site one week after the meeting to read the questions and answers brought up at the meeting. You can also call the district at (909) 477-2770 ext. 3030 if you have questions or concerns about the project. To be included in future e-mail updates, send an e-mail to Gina Molina.
The city is preparing to build the new station on the west side of Hellman, north of Wilson and south of Hillside. The site is part of the County's surplus flood control property. To build the station, a portion of the basin will be filled with dirt from the county.
Residents who live near the project are encouraged to attend the meeting. This is the second such neighborhood meeting about the station.
The Hellman Station is one of two fire stations planned for the city's future. Another station is expected to arrive in the southwest corner of Central Park.
Originally, the Hellman Station was set for the southeast part of Heritage Park. But after hearing disapproval from the equestrian community and after a draft environmental impact report suggested an alternate site, the city voted in 2006 to build the station on Hellman.
If you can't make the meeting, you can visit the fire district's Web site one week after the meeting to read the questions and answers brought up at the meeting. You can also call the district at (909) 477-2770 ext. 3030 if you have questions or concerns about the project. To be included in future e-mail updates, send an e-mail to Gina Molina.
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