On June 12th, the Irvine City Council held its first meeting since voters overwhelmingly rejected mega-developer FivePoint’s ballot measure (Measure B). Dozens of residents spoke at the meeting, urging the Council to listen to the voters.
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Irvine voters overwhelmingly rejected developer FivePoint’s horrible ballot measure that would have moved massive development projects from the El Toro “Y” over to the Great Park, bringing 10,000 additional cars & trucks to Irvine streets.
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NO on Measure B! In a single up-or-down, “yes” or “no” vote, on June 5th Irvine voters will decide two issues that are folded into one ballot measure — Measure B. The vote on Measure B will finally determine the location of the long-planned Veterans Memorial Park and Cemetery, and also the location of 812,000 square feet of office and industrial space. That’s the part of Measure B giant developer FivePoint wants to keep secret.
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NO on Measure B! Developer’s Measure B would add 10,000 cars and trucks daily on Irvine Blvd., Sand Canyon, Jeffrey & Culver.
Measure B means more development, more traffic. Measure B, on the June 5th ballot is a Zone Change Ordinance written for the benefit of developer FivePoint.
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