Stanton is looking to make vacant property owners register with the city and impose annual fees – some that could be nearly $10,000 – in an effort to keep the abandoned buildings maintained.
Tag: Stanton City Council
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Stanton Looks to Crack Down on Illegal Fireworks Ahead of 4th of July
Stanton residents who rack up more than 21 illegal fireworks violations this year could face up to $10,000 in fines.
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Stanton Eyes Joining Struggling Green Power Agency
Stanton City Council members expressed interest in joining the OC Power Authority, but the move ultimately hinges on whether or not Irvine stays in.
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Stanton Inches Closer to Banning Whippets
On the heels of OC Supervisors banning recreational whippets, Stanton officials say the new law aims to curb recreational abuse by holding retailers accountable for unlawful sales.
Posted inNORTH COUNTY
Two North OC Cities Make it Easier For Policy Discussions
Cypress and Stanton have eased some agenda-setting requirements, making it easier for elected officials to propose policies for public discussions.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Former Stanton Councilwoman Charged With Voter Fraud
A lawsuit from Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer alleges the councilwoman lied about what district she lived in to run for office, violating multiple laws.
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Stanton Cracks Down on Problematic Motels
Stanton tightens regulations for motels and hotels, pressuring operators to clean up their facilities in a city that’s long struggled with street crime on Beach Boulevard.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Orange County Cities Grapple With Drug Treatment Facilities
Stanton leaders are looking to ban all new methadone centers in town as legislation regulating sober living homes stalls at the state level.
Posted inEconomy
A Look at What Cannabis Taxes Fund in Orange County
In an effort to boost finances, some city officials in Orange County rely on taxes collected from cannabis to help maintain community services, along with providing funding for enforcement as city officials wrestle with regulating the substance.
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Stanton Restricts Pedestrian Activity Near Street Medians and Drive-Thrus
The new law comes after California decriminalized jaywalking. It prevents people from sitting or standing on street medians or drive-thru exits.
