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Source: Chino Valley Champion

The Caballero Ranch, one of the last remaining rural slices of Chino Hills, could be developed with 71 single family houses by Warmington Homes, according to city and fire district records.Steve Caballero, who has lived at the 10-acre ranch on Peyton Drive and Eucalyptus Avenue since 1999, could not be reached for comment.The City of Chino Hills did not respond to several requests for information. With its familiar red barn and Red Angus cattle grazing on the hillsides, the corner property is one of the most cherished sites in Chino Hills.A large American flag displayed in the barn’s doorframe on Independence Day in 2020 has not been taken down because Mr.

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