The $7.5 million project is expected to be completed in spring 2024.
Council approved a contract with Choice Builders LLC to complete the construction of Phase 3.
Access to the park will not be affected, but short-term road closures and detours are expected to happen throughout construction. A portion of the San Gabriel Park loop trail is expected to be closed during periods of construction. The San Gabriel Park Master Plan, completed in June 2015, identified improvements to be completed in phases to limit park disruptions.that I have read and agree
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