Cobble Creek Drive block wall dispute and encroachment agreement
Eastvale
Summary
A homeowner says the city's commercial-style encroachment agreement requires an 'additional insured' clause her residential insurer can't legally provide, stalling her backyard project for two months. She's offering a $1 million liability limit instead and wants the stop work order lifted once an agreement is signed. The council discussed the matter in closed session but took no reportable action.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
The homeowner has documented $57,405 in claimed damages if the city forces relocation of the wall instead of granting a vacation.
A resolution would let the Negus family finish a two-month-stalled backyard project and spare taxpayers a potential liability claim.
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