The 40-acre site is at the intersection of Central Avenue and Fairfield Ranch Road, fronting the Chino Valley (71) Freeway. LA-based Investment Development Services and privately held Xebec LLC of Commerce expect to begin construction this summer and complete the project early next year.

Xebec president John Lehr says the site will be subdivided into 15 parcels, each parcel for a different type of use. Five of the parcels, totaling nearly nine acres, will be developed into a 111,800-sf multitenant business park.

For the retail component of the park, eight individual pads are available for sale. The sites are earmarked for a hotel, a two-story office complex, a sit-down restaurant, a fast-food restaurant, a gas station-minimart, a retail pad and an 11-acre site that could become a garden office park or big-box retail center.

Commerce-based Kendrick Construction Services is the project's general contractor. GAA Architects of Irvine is doing the design work.