The council is also expected to hold a budget deep dive during a special meeting on Aug. 3.
Tag: Great Park neighborhoods
Retail and Restaurants Finally Coming to the Irvine Great Park
Irvine officials are moving forward with a project in the Great Park that’s expected to bring a retail center, including grocery stores, by 2027.
Irvine Looks to Connect Great Park With Public Transit Through Land Swap
Irvine City Council members approved a land swap with FivePoint Holdings in an attempt to connect the Great Park and the Irvine Train Station.
Has Irvine Finally Figured Out a Retail Approach to the Great Park?
Irvine officials approved a land exchange with developer FivePoint Holdings so the city can get space to create a retail center and the developer can build more housing.
Are Retail and Restaurants Finally Coming to the Great Park?
City leaders and developers have promised a future retail center at the park for years, and now are looking at hiring another developer to get it done.
Irvine Moves Forward With $1 Billion in New Great Park Debt for Development
The money is slated for the city’s new plan for the park, including an amphitheater, aquatics center, botanical gardens and a series of other projects.
Is Irvine’s Proposed Great Park Amphitheater Dead on Arrival?
City staff are now looking at potentially building a smaller venue after Live Nation added new demands to work with the city that could cost taxpayers millions.
Irvine Raises Great Park Bond Debt Ceiling
City council members unanimously pushed forward with the new plan for the Great Park, with staff saying they plan to issue bonds in the near future.
The Great Park Reboot: Will Residents Get A Voice This Time?
Irvine City Council members are debating creating a resident task force to hear what taxpayers want at the county’s largest civic construction project.
Irvine Great Park Development Going Back to Drawing Board After Seven Years
After over a year of almost no progress, the city council is preparing to tackle the Great Park construction problem once again.










