aquabliss said:FivePoints CEO is going to be giving a presentation next week to Pavilion Park residents regarding Beacon Park plans / details.
Will let you know what is discussed if I end up going.
aquabliss said:FivePoints CEO is going to be giving a presentation next week to Pavilion Park residents regarding Beacon Park plans / details.
Will let you know what is discussed if I end up going.
fishfinder333 said:wrigley said:The plume is underground 150-700 feet, so not affected by wind, and it is unlikely to change direction dramatically.
Tell that to the residents in woodbridge. TCE fumes will seep up from the ground and get into the air. Perhaps you should research before you make such statements.
yaliu07 said:aquabliss said:FivePoints CEO is going to be giving a presentation next week to Pavilion Park residents regarding Beacon Park plans / details.
Will let you know what is discussed if I end up going.
ask him about the cemetery.
aquabliss said:yaliu07 said:aquabliss said:FivePoints CEO is going to be giving a presentation next week to Pavilion Park residents regarding Beacon Park plans / details.
Will let you know what is discussed if I end up going.
ask him about the cemetery.
He's a She. I don't think they're giving Five Points much say in the matter so her personal opinion probably doesn't matter much.
bones said:aquabliss said:yaliu07 said:aquabliss said:FivePoints CEO is going to be giving a presentation next week to Pavilion Park residents regarding Beacon Park plans / details.
Will let you know what is discussed if I end up going.
ask him about the cemetery.
He's a She. I don't think they're giving Five Points much say in the matter so her personal opinion probably doesn't matter much.
Huh? Emile Haddad is a he.
Irvinean said:In regards to the cemetery, Five Points does have some say. I remember reading certain aspects about the cemetery they are given the "right of refusal" and I believe they have the power to delay construction to a later date (maximum 2017).
eatthis said:Irvinean said:In regards to the cemetery, Five Points does have some say. I remember reading certain aspects about the cemetery they are given the "right of refusal" and I believe they have the power to delay construction to a later date (maximum 2017).
Even if Five Point has some say they won't do it. Otherwise, they would have already done so before breaking ground on Beacon Park. I'm sure they're aware of the political sensitivity with veterans. If they want to do business beyond just the Great Park some day they'll have to be sure they don't have a tainted reputation as a company with the public or the city. They'd rather leave the fight up to the local residence and hope to be the beneficiary.
Anyone hoping for Five Point to step in is just wishful thinking.
eyephone said:eatthis said:Irvinean said:In regards to the cemetery, Five Points does have some say. I remember reading certain aspects about the cemetery they are given the "right of refusal" and I believe they have the power to delay construction to a later date (maximum 2017).
Even if Five Point has some say they won't do it. Otherwise, they would have already done so before breaking ground on Beacon Park. I'm sure they're aware of the political sensitivity with veterans. If they want to do business beyond just the Great Park some day they'll have to be sure they don't have a tainted reputation as a company with the public or the city. They'd rather leave the fight up to the local residence and hope to be the beneficiary.
Anyone hoping for Five Point to step in is just wishful thinking.
Profits over making friends.
FARMMMMMIE said:eyephone said:eatthis said:Irvinean said:In regards to the cemetery, Five Points does have some say. I remember reading certain aspects about the cemetery they are given the "right of refusal" and I believe they have the power to delay construction to a later date (maximum 2017).
Even if Five Point has some say they won't do it. Otherwise, they would have already done so before breaking ground on Beacon Park. I'm sure they're aware of the political sensitivity with veterans. If they want to do business beyond just the Great Park some day they'll have to be sure they don't have a tainted reputation as a company with the public or the city. They'd rather leave the fight up to the local residence and hope to be the beneficiary.
Anyone hoping for Five Point to step in is just wishful thinking.
Profits over making friends.
Money over bi*ches!!
/Thuglife...
yaliu07 said:i finally understand why aquabliss is going the 5point event. he does not care about beacon park since he already lives in PP. the only reason he is going is because of FREE ICE CREAM....
i am going too...
eatthis said:Irvinean said:In regards to the cemetery, Five Points does have some say. I remember reading certain aspects about the cemetery they are given the "right of refusal" and I believe they have the power to delay construction to a later date (maximum 2017).
Even if Five Point has some say they won't do it. Otherwise, they would have already done so before breaking ground on Beacon Park. I'm sure they're aware of the political sensitivity with veterans. If they want to do business beyond just the Great Park some day they'll have to be sure they don't have a tainted reputation as a company with the public or the city. They'd rather leave the fight up to the local residence and hope to be the beneficiary.
Anyone hoping for Five Point to step in is just wishful thinking.
gaysian said:Cemetery will likely be built. Five Point would rather not have the cemetery but this would become a political football. Irvine city council or OC government will support the cemetery. The Republican Party loves the military as much as the Democratic Party loves gays.
IMHO, any elected Republican in Irvine or OC who is against the cemetery in Great Park (a previous military base) would likely be voted out of office.
yaliu07 said:i finally understand why aquabliss is going the 5point event. he does not care about beacon park since he already lives in PP. the only reason he is going is because of FREE ICE CREAM....
i am going too...
irvinehomeshopper said:Yaliu for the next Mayor of Irvine!