Voice of OC (https://voiceofoc.org/tag/open-space/)
The idea is to involve community members in developing vacant city-owned properties – many of which are empty dirt or gravel lots – into affordable housing, parks, urban micro-farms, and marketplaces for small businesses.
They want a citywide referendum on an approved housing
development in one of the city’s last areas of open space.
At stake is the fate of one of the city’s last areas of open
space.
Opponents vow referendum to stop building plans on one of the
city’s last areas of open space.
City Council unofficially agrees to a developer’s plan for one
of the city’s last remaining tracts of open space.
Residents will protest plans to develop last piece of open land
in Orange.
City councils in Fullerton and Orange in the coming weeks will
vote on development proposals that community groups oppose.
County supervisors approve leases of flood control land that
will allow for more access to the river trail.
Builder has plans for residential housing on one of the city’s last remaining areas of open space. Orange City Council will likely take up the issue in July.
Developers want to turn a 51-acre tract that is now a shuttered golf course into an exclusive housing development. Argument centers on the very definition of open space.