Grassroots Movement Gaining Momentum
What began as a small group of Irvine veterans, along with their families, friends and neighbors is now a fast-growing grassroots movement!
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Irvine Veterans Sound Off on Measure B
Irvine veterans speak out about why they are voting NO on Measure B on June 5th! The first video released from the “No on B” campaign comes from U.S. Army veteran and longtime Irvine resident, Les Higa.
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“NO on B” Lawn Signs Popping Up Across Irvine
The fast-growing grassroots movement to Save the Veterans Cemetery in the Great Park spreads their “NO on Measure B” message across Irvine lawns!
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Voter Revolt! “No on B!”
Like mushrooms that appear overnight, “NO on B!” lawn signs are springing up in front of homes all across Irvine.
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Open Forum: Irvine Community Poll on Measure B
We devote our Open Forum/Community resident sentiment regarding Measure B on the June 5th ballot....
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Ballot Argument Against Measure B
Below is the Argument Against Measure B that will appear in the voter pamphlet that will accompany the Sample Ballot to be mailed out in a few weeks. Vote early!
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Survey Shows Strong Opposition to FivePoint Development Measure Put on June 5th Ballot
A City ballot measure that would grant FivePoint Communities development rights to build massive office and industrial projects on the 125-acre site in the Great Park previously approved for a Veterans Cemetery is strongly opposed by Irvine residents, according to a continuing citywide survey conducted by the Irvine Community Poll…
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Unpopular Ballot Measure is Assigned a Letter: Measure B
The Orange County Registrar has assigned a letter (Measure B) to the unpopular Irvine ballot measure that would push the Veterans Cemetery out of the Great Park, over to the El Toro “Y” and rezone the 125-acre Great Park site for FivePoint’s massive development projects.
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Science, Technology, and Environment: City of Irvine’s Response
The City of Irvine has replied to ICNV’s letter asking City officials to explain its plans to...
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Open Forum: Argument and Rebuttal for the June 5th Primary Election
As ICNV has previously reported, 19,164 Irvine residents signed a Referendum Petition putting an...
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