Spokesman says San Juan Capistrano mobile home park residents’ concerns regarding toxic dust if old landfill is dug up on adjacent site are unwarranted.
Category: San Juan Capistrano
Mobile Home Park Residents Fear Effects of Unearthing Landfill
The president of the Capistrano Terrace Mobile Home Owners Association worries that plans to dig up a landfill in San Juan Capistrano could affect the health of the park’s residents.
Wal-Mart Might Be Wavering on San Juan Capistrano Site
Mayor says the mega-retailer is “teeter-tottering” about locating in the city because it is wary of a 2002 vote that showed residents didn’t want a big box store.
Another Water Rate Increase Proposed for San Juan Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano City Council will hold a public hearing on a new water use surcharge, which stems from a fuel additive leak blamed on Chevron.
San Juan Capistrano Residents Could Pay for Chevron’s Mistake
The San Juan Capistrano City Council is scheduled to vote once again on a water surcharge that would cover costs related to additive leaks traced to Chevron gas stations.
The Smell of Horse Manure Could Be Just the Beginning
County officials say developing homes and an equestrian center
at a site in San Juan Capistrano where there is a buried landfill
is a bad idea.
San Juan Capistrano Council Trims Its Way to a Budget Surplus
City leaders, seeking a cushion for unexpected legal costs like those that hit the city this year, approve a budget that cuts over $950,000 in expenses.
San Juan Capistrano Denies Lease Extension to Social Services Group
The Community Health Enrichment Collaborative, which assists low-income residents in the city, has its request for a month-by-month lease denied.
Social Services Group’s Time in San Juan Capistrano Comes Up for a Vote
The San Juan Capistrano City Council is set to vote tonight on a controversial lease of a city-owned building to a group that has taken heat from anti-illegal-immigration activists.
A Small Group Wields Big Influence in San Juan Capistrano
About a dozen members of a grassroots political group, called
SJC Americans, have managed to influence city politics with a
combination of pressure at City Hall and a community
newsletter.



