Giant land developer FivePoint Communities is telling Irvine voters that a “yes” vote on Measure B is a vote for a Veterans Cemetery. But is it, really? “In a word, NO!” says Mary Ann Gaido, former City Councilmember and long-time Irvine Planning Commissioner.

What began as a small group of Irvine veterans, along with their families, friends and neighbors is now a fast-growing grassroots movement!

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.

The fast-growing grassroots movement to Save the Veterans Cemetery in the Great Park spreads their “NO on Measure B” message across Irvine lawns!

Like mushrooms that appear overnight, “NO on B!” lawn signs are springing up in front of homes all across Irvine.

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!

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…