Veterans Cemetery coming to Irvine
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Comes again? This could be the best thing for GP homeowners. You will see a great open space, it will be well develop and maintain by the State funds. The vet memorial will be beautiful rather than compact and dense homes.
I've been to a few vet memorial San Diego, UCLA area, Arlington. All of those locations are prominnent and well regards.
The values of homes will actually goes up. This is the best choice given. Until something else derail it. Now the lands next to Portola High will move forward. People have been complain about over crowding at Wooodbury shopping center and here is a real chance of getting the next retail center surrounding the area up and running.
The former golf course site and now vet memorial site is far enough and has enough buffers to shield any concerns, in my opinion.
Speaking of Belly, you keeping on bringing up this ghost individual up every now and then. I find it interesting that you do that. Now, with memorial, this is long in the making process. Agran, the idiot formal mayor insist on putting it at ARDA and a referrendum is a result, its complete nuts in sense of the location and logistic at ARDA. That in its self is another argument.
From Master Plan perspective, it is, and will be going where the Irvine Council voted on......Unless, Agran will gather another round of refferrendum......It may very well, possible.
Yawn, old news. Let?s get on with it already.
irvinebullhousing
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eyephone said:
Comes again? This could be the best thing for GP homeowners. You will see a great open space, it will be well develop and maintain by the State funds. The vet memorial will be beautiful rather than compact and dense homes.
I've been to a few vet memorial San Diego, UCLA area, Arlington. All of those locations are prominnent and well regards.
The values of homes will actually goes up. This is the best choice given. Until something else derail it. Now the lands next to Portola High will move forward. People have been complain about over crowding at Wooodbury shopping center and here is a real chance of getting the next retail center surrounding the area up and running.
The former golf course site and now vet memorial site is far enough and has enough buffers to shield any concerns, in my opinion.
irvinebullhousing
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That's exactly the plan. And from a master plan point of view, this is proper and neccessary.
irvinebullhousing
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No homes are to be going into the ARDA site.
irvinebullhousing
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eyephone said:
Speaking of Belly, you keeping on bringing up this ghost individual up every now and then. I find it interesting that you do that. Now, with memorial, this is long in the making process. Agran, the idiot formal mayor insist on putting it at ARDA and a referrendum is a result, its complete nuts in sense of the location and logistic at ARDA. That in its self is another argument.
From Master Plan perspective, it is, and will be going where the Irvine Council voted on......Unless, Agran will gather another round of refferrendum......It may very well, possible.
Our Gang
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The ?Build the Great Park Veterans Cemetery? committee delivered 19,758 signatures to the Irvine City Clerk?s office last week, moving Irvine one giant step closer to fulfilling the City?s promise to build a beautiful Memorial Park & Cemetery on the City-owned, 125-acre ARDA site at the Great Park.
Now, the signed petitions have been transferred to the Orange County Registrar of Voters for an official certified count to confirm that the initiative has qualified for placement on the Irvine ballot in November.
When passed again by Irvine voters later this year, the citizens? initiative would designate the City-owned ARDA site at the Great Park on the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station as Irvine?s once-and-for-all choice for a State-built and State-operated Memorial Park & Cemetery, at no cost to the City.
Irvine Community News & Views congratulates the ?Build the Great Park Veterans Cemetery?. We at ICNV take this opportunity to applaud the hundreds of Irvine residents who joined in this local grassroots campaign.
Now, the signed petitions have been transferred to the Orange County Registrar of Voters for an official certified count to confirm that the initiative has qualified for placement on the Irvine ballot in November.
When passed again by Irvine voters later this year, the citizens? initiative would designate the City-owned ARDA site at the Great Park on the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station as Irvine?s once-and-for-all choice for a State-built and State-operated Memorial Park & Cemetery, at no cost to the City.
Irvine Community News & Views congratulates the ?Build the Great Park Veterans Cemetery?. We at ICNV take this opportunity to applaud the hundreds of Irvine residents who joined in this local grassroots campaign.
irvinebullhousing
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Our Gang said:
Yawn, old news. Let?s get on with it already.
Voters may have another chance to decide location of controversial veterans cemetery in Irvine
https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily...-of-controversial-veterans-cemetery-in-irvine
https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily...-of-controversial-veterans-cemetery-in-irvine
Irvine council avoids more campaigning on locations for veteran cemetery, reverts to original spot
https://www.ocregister.com/2020/05/...or-veteran-cemetery-reverts-to-original-spot/
https://www.ocregister.com/2020/05/...or-veteran-cemetery-reverts-to-original-spot/
irvinebullhousing
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Where is the funding? California and the rest of states fiscal deficits in the TRILLIONS, it will make this a high priority to get done, right? 
Kangen.Irvine
Active member
So sad for the veterans and families; the only people that matter. Agran better spearhead the fundraising to make sure it?s done ASAP. He?s always quick to litigate and petition so let?s see the site cleaned up and prepared to respectfully honor our military heroes.
OC veterans cemetery project could lose $24.5 million in state funding
https://www.ocregister.com/2020/05/...ect-could-lose-24-5-million-in-state-funding/
https://www.ocregister.com/2020/05/...ect-could-lose-24-5-million-in-state-funding/
