demands of our residents and not waste resources and the limited funding we have- customer service is high on our list of necessary commitments,” he adds. To this end, Upland has been very hard at work ensuring that the infrastructure needs earmarked for the city are addressed, as retail has moved in and business expansion continues. As the Mayor highlights, the city’s infrastructure priorities center around key growth areas of the city. “We will be rehabilitating the historic Route 66 (Foothill Boulevard) that covers over 3 miles through the heart of our city by 2026 to be ready with the Route’s 100th birthday celebrations,” the Mayor begins. “Also very high on our list and will be shovel-ready by early 2026, is the Downtown Upland Parking Structure, which is 5 levels and will include 409 parking spaces with 9,900 square feet of retail space on the ground floor. The site is centrally located in www.fordofupland.com 909 581 4920 5 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 09 UPLAND, CA
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