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City Council · Rancho Cucamonga, California · 2026-08-19
Rancho Cucamonga City Council
The City Council approved entitlements, a development agreement, and environmental findings for the Arrow Commerce Center, a 1.78M+ square foot, 5-building industrial warehouse logistics complex across 94.25 acres. The approval includes a Statement of Overriding Considerations acknowledging significant and unavoidable regional air quality and vehicle miles traveled (VMT) impacts. The project also entails brownfield remediation of contaminated soil and potential city eminent domain actions for roadway extensions.
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2026-077 — A Resolution Approving Design Review DRC2021-00485, Tentative Parcel Map SUBTPM20488, Conditional Use Permit DRC2025-00061, Development Agreement DRC2023-00408, and Master Plan DRC2023-00349 for the Arrow Commerce Center Project
In plain English
Approves the construction and operation of five industrial warehouse buildings totaling over 1.77 million square feet on a 94.25-acre former rebar manufacturing site, overriding unmitigated regional air pollution (VOC) and traffic (VMT) increases.
How it was buried
Embedded in the CEQA findings (Exhibit A) is an acknowledgment that the project exceeds regional air pollution thresholds (VOC) and traffic thresholds even after mitigation, requiring an override of environmental standards. The conditions of approval also authorize the City to initiate eminent domain on behalf of the developer for off-site road acquisition if negotiations fail.
Impact: Brings heavy truck logistics traffic and emissions to the area; requires remediation of contaminated soil/vapor; requires developer annexation into CFD street lighting and landscape districts; authorizes potential city condemnation proceedings for Whittram Avenue extension capped at $1.5M developer cost.