A four-level parking structure proposal in Mission Viejo could include 28 pickleball courts on the top floor, which could boost the overall cost.
Tag: parking
Posted inEconomy
Will Outdoor Dining in Public Spaces Become a Permanent Fixture in OC?
The coronavirus pandemic may transform the urban aesthetic of some cities to make them more walkable.
Posted inCountywide
Tired of Walking Blocks to Get Home, Santa Ana Residents Take Action to Find More Parking
A street parking dispute between a Santa Ana condominium complex and surrounding neighborhood of single-family homes captures a citywide problem.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Culture, Laguna Beach, Top Stories
Summertime Jam Hits Laguna Beach During Busy Art Festival Season
Traffic and congestion continue to be a problem for tourists and locals alike in Laguna Beach. The city continues to find new ways to address the problem of being a popular summertime destination.
Posted inAnaheim, Housing & Homelessness, Top Stories
Anaheim to Begin Enforcing Parking Ban on RVs and Oversized Vehicles
Enforcement of a ban on street parking oversized cars, including RVs, began this week in Anaheim after the City Council created new fines for violating the ban, sparking fears among homeless people living in recreational vehicles about whether they can remain in the city.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Economy, Housing & Homelessness, Top Stories
Anaheim’s New Oversized Vehicle Parking Ban Leaves RV Dwellers Wondering Where to Live
A new ban on parking oversized vehicles on city streets in Anaheim has sparked concerns among people living in recreational vehicles, many who say they otherwise cannot afford housing in Orange County.
Posted inAnaheim, Fullerton, Transportation
Parking Problems Across OC Neighborhoods in 2017
One of Voice of OC’s most popular stories this year looked at how local cities are dealing with a shortage of parking in residential neighborhoods.
Posted inCollegiate News Service, Fullerton, Transportation
Fullerton’s New Fox Development Plan Could Incur Added Costs
Fullerton residents will gain a new, at least 200-space, parking structure in the city’s attraction-heavy downtown area, but it might come at a higher price than previously thought – one that could total about $4 million, according to city officials.
