The groundbreaking, which took place on the 37-acre parcelbetween Haven Avenue, Milliken Avenue, Fourth Street and the I-10Freeway, was attended by top executives at AEG, the arena'soperator; Citizens Business Bank, the arena's naming rightspartner; and the City of Ontario, the arena's owner.
"This is going to create an atmosphere of entertainment that theInland Empire has been craving for a long time," says Mayor PaulLeon. "No longer are we going to have to slug it out on thefreeways on the way to Los Angeles."
The arena is being marketed as the centerpiece of Piemonte atOntarioCenter. This urban, mixed-use project is currently underconstruction and will be composed of class A office, specialtyretail, a full-service hotel with more than 200 rooms, and otherentertainment and urban living components.
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