WHAT HAPPENED: The City Council approved...
WHAT HAPPENED:
The City Council approved a grant application to the Orange County
Transportation Authority for funds to provide weekend and holiday
trolley service from Act V to Downtown during non-summer months.
WHAT IT MEANS:
The Transportation Demand Management Program grant application,
due on Friday, will ask for $40,000 that will cover 75% of
operational costs of running the weekend and holiday service for the
first year. The city would be required to fund $13,000 the first year
and $50,000 in addition to wear and tear on one of the city’s trolley
vehicles the following year.
WHAT HAPPENED:
The council continued a proposal to construct street and drainage
improvements on Thurston Drive and convert it to a public street.
WHAT IT MEANS:
The council determined that more investigation is needed to
determine if any damage will be inflicted on neighboring properties
due to water flow.
WHAT HAPPENED:
The council sustained an appeal of an administrative decision
regarding 955 South Coast Highway.
WHAT IT MEANS:
City staff contended that the staking for this project represented
the plate height rather than the required roof height. The council
did not find grounds for deliberate misrepresentation that would send
the project back to the Design Review Board. Iseman dissented.
WHAT HAPPENED:
The Council granted the appeal of an administrative determination
regarding a landscape plan at 1380 Pacific Way.
WHAT IT MEANS:
The council reversed the determination of city staff that the
landscape plan for the property was valid and correct. The plan was
directed for the Design Review Board.
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