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Glendora council approves emergency repair, awards $572,000 contract for Lone Hill water main relining
Summary
The Glendora City Council voted 5-0 to declare an emergency and award a $572,000 contract to reline a failing 16‑inch transmission main that supplies eastern neighborhoods and supports fire flows.
The Glendora City Council on a 5-0 vote approved an emergency repair and awarded an agreement to Big Ben Inc. to reline a failing 16‑inch Lone Hill transmission water main for $572,000.
The project will reline about 600 linear feet of the original 1930 transmission main, replace roughly 10–12 feet of adjacent ductile‑iron pipe, install a new 16‑inch valve and a fire hydrant, and restore service to affected homes. William Witkoff, director of public works, told the council the line delivers water to booster stations, the Morgan Ranch area, Foothill Boulevard and local reservoirs and that a loss of the line would hinder fire response and normal service.
Witkoff said crews first received complaints about surfacing water on Dec. 30 and identified the leak on…
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