With two open seats on the Irvine City Council, and Mayor Donald Wagner seeking re-election, Irvine voters will be making a dramatic choice on Nov. 6th: to maintain a pro-developer Council majority under Mayor Wagner… or to elect a new pro-resident Mayor and City Council.
If you are an Irvine voter, concerned about the direction of our City, you can actually help put Irvine back on the right track. And you can do it right away.
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Ed Pope for Mayor of Irvine, Frank McGill and Jaci Woods for City Council: “We pledge to fulfill the mandate of our historic, June 5th NO on B victory. If we are elected on Nov. 6th — and granted the privilege to serve — at our first City Council meeting, we will introduce and adopt a resolution to immediately begin construction of the Great Park Veterans Cemetery at its original, planned, funded and approved site.”
My article prompted a remarkable outpouring of community interest, including the idea of a “Trees and Trails” plan put forward by Ed Pope, who is running for Mayor in our November 6th election.
Early Voting begins October 27th at Irvine City Hall (1 Civic Center Plaza).
Oct 27-Nov 3: 8am-5pm
Nov 4-Nov 5: 7am-8pm
The Irvine Unified School District (IUSD) is transitioning from “at-large” elections of School Board members to a system of five geographically distinct, smaller “Area” elections.
It’s hard to believe, but it was in the October, 2017 issue of ICNV that my first article in my Senior Life — Youthful Lifestyle series, appeared..
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