The report, which will be on the city’s website May 2, estimate the value of the land involved in the city’s current lease proposal for the Angels.
Tag: Arte Moreno
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Anaheim Residents Fight Stadium and Convention Center Deals
A grassroots group is filing lawsuits to stop the new lease proposal for Angel Stadium and the proposed convention center expansion.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Mayor: City’s Concert Venue Could Go to the Angels
The City National Grove, which provided more than $400,000 in city revenue in 2013, may be part of the proposed deal with Angels’ owner Arte Moreno.
Posted inAnaheim
Tustin Officials Meet Moreno’s Overture With Skepticism
As Angles owner Arte Moreno ups the ante on Anaheim, the feasibility of a move to Tustin is coming under question.
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Anaheim Mayor’s Take on Angels Talks With Tustin: Told You So
City Council colleagues shouldn’t be surprised that Angels owner Arte Moreno reached out to Tustin as a hardball tactic in stadium lease negotiations.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
GOP Central Committee Grills Anaheim Councilwoman
Republican Lucille Kring, who is running for mayor against incumbent Tom Tait, faced tough questions about alleged broken promises and crony capitalism.
Posted inAnaheim, Top Stories
Councilwoman Backs Away From Banning Hookah Bars
The city manager announced that Councilwoman Gail Eastman, who proposed an emergency ordinance, didn’t intend a moratorium.
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Anaheim to Appraise Land Surrounding Angel Stadium
City staff says a traditional appraisal will be difficult for a number of reasons. Nonetheless, the city will evaluate the land.
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Council Strips Mayor’s Special Power to Set Agenda Items
Mayor Tom Tait may no longer place items on future council meeting agendas unless he does so during a council meeting.
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Anaheim Council to Strip Mayor of Agenda Power
On Sept. 30 the council majority will likely vote to strip Mayor Tom Tait of his power to unilaterally place items on council meeting agendas. Tait says its retaliation for his efforts to bring transparency to the stadium deal.
