Author: ICNV Staff

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.

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.

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.

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.