Ed Pope, founding chair of the citizens’ committee to Build the Great Park Veterans Cemetery — and a recently announced candidate for Mayor of Irvine — is challenging Donald Wagner, who is seeking re-election Nov. 6th to a second two-year term as Mayor.
28,638. That’s how many “NO on B” votes were cast last June 5th, resoundingly defeating the developer-backed “Yes on B” campaign, 63% to 37%.
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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.”
When the 125-acre Great Park Veterans Cemetery is open and operational, only a small portion of the site will initially be needed for gravesites. What, then, to do with the rest of the site? How about an urban forest?
Travel the world at the City of Irvine’s 17th annual Irvine Global Village Festival on Saturday, September 22nd at the Great Park!
As I have reported previously, starting with this November’s election, voters in the Irvine Unified School District (IUSD) are going to be electing School Board members in a new manner.
Senate Bill 562 provides a well-defined process for developing a Single-Payer Healthcare Insurance System for California.
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