ONTARIO — The R.E. Ginna Clean Energy Center has donated $20,000 to Pultneyville Fire & Water Rescue to help the volunteer fire station replace its electric generator.
Rendering of Colorado Boulevard Rendering Courtesy Beautiful Boulevards Coalition
Eagle Rock The Beautiful Boulevard proposal, as lovely as it may sound, is causing a rift among some Eagle Rock residents and business owners.
A neighborhood group composed of volunteers from the area created the plan to preserve the small town character of the community in light of Metroâs Bus Rapid Transit project, spanning 18 miles from North Hollywood to Pasadena â and going right through Eagle Rock.
According to Michael Sweeney, an architect who volunteered his professional skills to the development of the proposal, the goal of the Eagle Rock volunteers was to refine the design and conceptual approach of Metroâs project. They analyzed what Metro had proposed, then modified it in a way that would preserve the feel of the town while also prioritizing safety along the boulevard.