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Glendora unveils $125 million conceptual Civic Center plan; council seeks input on funding and next steps
Summary
City staff presented conceptual renderings and a rough order-of-magnitude $125 million cost estimate for a revamped Civic Center — including a new 50,000 sq. ft. library, a plaza, police additions and a 202-space parking structure — and asked the City Council for direction on funding, phasing and community outreach.
City officials presented conceptual plans and cost estimates for a redesigned Civic Center campus, saying the preliminary project would modernize City Hall, create a new 50,000-square-foot library, expand the police facility and add a three-level parking structure with about 202 spaces.
Assistant City Manager Moises Lopez told the City Council the DLR Group’s rough order-of-magnitude estimate for the concept is about $125 million, including phasing and escalation; he added that if construction began immediately staff would estimate roughly $110 million but rising costs push the working estimate to $125 million. “These renderings are simply conceptual. They need refinement. We need more community input, and we need more technical review before any decisions can be made,” Lopez said.
The plan…
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