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Tag: Irvine City Council
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Irvine Set To Remove Great Park Spending Limits in New Development Deal
The new plan would open up over $650 million for city leaders to spend on any projects they want in the Great Park.
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Irvine To Consider Booting Controversial Asphalt Factory
The city leaders are looking at settling their lawsuit with the factory and helping them move or condemning the land and evicting them through eminent domain.
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Irvine City Council Moves Ahead With Publicly Financed Great Park Amphitheater
The proposed facility didn’t have many details to show the public, with city staff promising more information will come as it’s developed.
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Irvine Looking At Building New Great Park Amphitheater Rivaling Hollywood Bowl
Precise details on the stadium are nearly nonexistent, with city staff asking to take a more in depth look at what it would take to build the facility.
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Irvine’s Great Park Advisory Board Falls Apart
Nearly half of the board’s 15 members have resigned, opening questions of how much work the task force can accomplish while city officials gear up for new park developments.
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OC Soccer Club Hangs Onto Irvine Stadium For Now, Enters Negotiations With City
The team has a guarantee from city leaders they can hang onto their home stadium for another year, but it’s up in the air after that.
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Irvine To Discuss Future Home Team of City’s Soccer Stadium
Both the OC Soccer Club and LA Galaxy’s reserve team want the space along with community groups who say they’ve been pushed out for private interests.
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OC and LA Professional Soccer Teams Fight For A Home In Irvine’s Great Park
Irvine debates the future of Championship Soccer Stadium as residents wonder if there’s room for them.
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Irvine’s Great Park Has Its First Development Plan in Years, Can the City Deliver?
The new plan lays out 300 acres of new amenities, but some question whether the city is moving too fast on a park that’s over two decades in the making.
