Federal officials notified the county that money to keep
armories open for homeless adults might be gone by March 1.
The Orange County Transportation Authority, not wanting to be
seen as supporting the project, delayed approving a regional
pact.
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Each gives the other “tasks to pursue,” says John Moorlach,
chairman of both the Board of Supervisors and the county commission
to end homelessness.
Supervisor John Moorlach wants the now-closed bus depot across
from the Orange County Civic Center opened for those without
shelter. Santa Ana leaders are not enthusiastic about the idea.
Orange County Public Administrator John Williams will argue that
as an elected official he can’t be locked out of his office by
county supervisors.
The Board of Supervisors received the 149-page plan, but money
for the project is still short and goals are vague, say
advocates.
The Orange County public administrator, who agreed to resign
amid claims last year that he mismanaged his office, is now saying
that he’s changed his mind.
She’s in on a 3-0 vote that included two abstentions. Meanwhile,
the state rates the $1.4-billion health program as “superior.”
The new chairman of the Board of Supervisors wastes no time in
making waves on one of his signature issues.
With David Sundstrom leaving, supervisors fear the property tax
system could suffer. The project is already over budget and behind
schedule.
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