Officials scrapped plans for a new cannabis store in Costa Mesa after the city council upheld an appeal for a permit that was previously approved by the planning commission.
Tag: Costa Mesa Planning Commission
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Costa Mesa Considers Another Cannabis Shop, Inches Closer to 35-Store Cap
Costa Mesa officials are slated to consider allowing another cannabis retailer, sparking discussion about overcrowding of these businesses and potential negative effects of cannabis sales in the city.
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Costa Mesa Approves Live-Work Development
To help meet its state housing goal, Costa Mesa will be moving forward with a 38-unit mixed-use development aimed at small businesses.
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Costa Mesa Planning Commission Kicks Vote on Controversial Triangle Square Signage to April
The panel may decide on the fate of the signs almost exactly a year since the first hearing on the issue.
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Controversial Digital Signage at Triangle Square Back on Planning Commission Docket
Costa Mesa’s Planning Commission is set to rule on March 8 on the fate of the project.
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Costa Mesa Postpones Hearing on Controversial Digital Signs at Triangle Square
Costa Mesa’s Planning Commission will hold off on voting on a controversial signage project that proposes three glowing, digital signs going up at the city’s Triangle Square outdoor mall after concern from the public that the commission was not getting enough resident input.
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A Dust-Up on the Costa Mesa Sanitation District Board
The Costa Mesa Sanitary District board’s majority will ask the state attorney general’s office to file a lawsuit to unseat fellow board member Jim Fitzpatrick.
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Costa Mesa Refunds Fee to Homeowner for Target Appeal
Al Morelli withdrew his appeal of the store’s Black Friday hours
and will get back his $1,220.
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Neighbors Battling Target Store
Residents of the Costa Mesa neighborhood say Target has
repeatedly violated the terms of its development review and the
city has gone easy on the company.
