Irvine City Council Ignores Residents, Voters & Good Planning
Mayor Wagner and Councilmembers Fox and Shea continue to display a disturbing pattern of ignoring residents, voters, and good planning principles.
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The Only Three Candidates Who Were “NO on B”!
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.”
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City Council ignores “NO on B” Irvine voter mandate. Votes 3-to-2 to derail Great Park Veterans Cemetery.
At a tumultuous July 10th Council meeting, Mayor Wagner and Councilmembers Fox and Shea rejected Councilmember Lalloway’s motion to “immediately begin construction” of the Veterans Cemetery at its originally designated site in the Great Park.
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Science, Technology, and Environment: You Don’t Have to Go it Alone in Going Solar!
Interested in getting rooftop solar, but you’re not sure where to start, or you’re overwhelmed by the choices, or it seems too expensive? We can help.
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NO on B Campaign Announces Plans to Replace Wagner and Remove Fox & Shea from Office
After Mayor Wagner, along with Councilmembers Fox and Shea, rejected Councilmember Lalloway’s motion directing City staff to immediately begin building the Great Park Veterans Cemetery, No on B chairman, Ed Pope announced plans to “clean house at City Hall” by removing and replacing Wagner, Fox and Shea.
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Council Meeting Ends with Chants for a Recall
At the July 10th Council meeting, Mayor Wagner, along with Councilmembers Fox and Shea rejected Councilmember Lalloway’s motion directing City staff to immediately begin building our Great Park Veterans Cemetery. Their vote sparked chants of a recall.
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Citizens to Council: “Listen to the Voters!”
In what political observers termed a June 5th “voter revolt,” Irvine voters said “NO on B!” — rebuffing developer FivePoint Communities and their land-swap scheme to replace the planned Veterans Cemetery in the Great Park with massive development.
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Open Forum: Results of Citizen Activism
As an independent newspaper, our mission at Irvine Community News & Views (ICNV) is to inform and educate Irvine residents on issues that directly impact their lives.
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Irvine Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Measure B
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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Latest Finance Report Reveals Developer FivePoint is the ONLY Donor to the “Yes on B” Campaign
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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